The attached article and references have been published in the Journal of Neurotherapy. The following link is directly to an online pdf file:      

The ANI (Applied Neuroscience, Inc) Z DLL is a software option that enables the BrainMaster 2.5 and 3.0 software to compute and use Z scores in real time for assessment and training.   For a current brochure, see:   For technical information, see:    ...

Yes, you can do alpha/theta training with the BrainMaster.   The built-in protocols "deep" and "deep2" do alpha/theta training. You can use the built-in MIDI and reward sounds for alpha/theta training. You can also use the EEG Audio component (optional, comes with...

There are several ways to train coherence. The built-in protocol "Peak" does alpha coherence and can be easily changed for other bands and up training, etc. The built-in settings file "Demo Beta Coherence Range Training" can also be used as a starting point for range...

To use games in BrainMaster do the following: Run BrainMaster Software Select folder Choose Run The Next Session Click on the Window button There are several games to choose from. To run a game simply click on the corresponding button

This is the simplest way to train coherence on 2.0 or later software. It does not use anything except the built-in sound processor. It is set up this way in the built-in protocol "Peak" which also uses animations, etc. But the following procedure will manually set up a simple...

Install BioExplorer Software.  Use the software sent to you by BrainMaster Open BioExplorer Click on the BioExplorer menu then Devices (Top left of screen on the file menu) Click on Add Under New Device choose BrainMaster+, Click OK Note: The

The Flash Player in BrainMaster allows for the use of games created using Macromedia

The attachment describes the Affiliate Membership.

You can find the instruction manuals by opening the BrainMaster software, double click on the BrainMaster Icon.  Then in the Setup/Home Screen at the bottom there is a button that says "Product Manuals."  This will then open another window with a list of files to help you...

Yes, you can do this type of training in several ways. The BrainMaster 2.5SE and 3.0 software include built-in settings file for "EEG Pro" protocols that were designed by Sue Othmer. You can also do this type of training using BioExplorer on any BrainMaster equipment.

Yes, you can have more than 1 passkey for a BrainMaster module.  For example, you could have a clinical passkey to use in the office and to set up the equipment, and also a remote unlimited passkey to use when the equipment goes home.  Or, you could have 1 or more "calendar"...

Instructions for Puzzle Double click the puzzle icon in the puzzle folder. You will the main screen, a square covered with one hundred thirty small blue squares.  At the bottom of the screen are the four control buttons 1) Reset  (Alt R)  Makes all the blue squares...

Check the serial cable connection. Make sure that both ends are securely fastened to the BrainMaster and your Computers

Windows 95, 98, NT, and ME 1.9 2.0 2.5 2.5SE Windows 2000 and XP 2.5 2.5SE (recommended over 2.5) 3.0 Windows Vista 3.0 2.5SE will operate, but with some quirks, like inconsistent indications of the saved settings. As always, make sure

The BrainMaster 2.5 Second Edition software is currently available for download. BrainMaster updates can be found at:  The 3.0 software is available at:

Make sure you are getting points.  If not, check the "not getting points" parts of the troubleshooting guide. Make sure that the Reward Sounds is checked. In the Training Control Screen click on Sound Make sure Reward Sounds is checked. If you still do not...

Refer to the attached document for information on this method.

Lexicor has a metric called Spectral Correlation Coefficient.  BrainMaster software has a version of this metric, developed with the assistance of David Joffe, the originator of the Lexicor metric. It can be used by selecting "SCC" in the Feedback Control panel, or via the Event...

Dr. Thornton's work is based upon using the Lexicor equipment and the Spectral Correlation Coefficient (SCC) metric.  This was defined by David Joffe of Lexicor Incorporated.  The BrainMaster implementation of this metric was done with his assistance, and its accuracy has been...