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The A620 EEG is one of the best choices in EEG Neurofeedback
instrumentation. It is extremely easy to operate, even for the biofeedback or computer
novice. Easy session set-up. Easy to interpret session data. (probably the best in the
industry in terms of ability to clearly document EEG change/progress.)Easily adjusted
reward criteria. SOFTWARE THAT WORKS. And, unlike other EEG systems, you don't need
to know computer programming to use the A620. |
Using Dr. Joel F. Lubar's time tested protocol, you can be sure the A620
incorporates meaningful features not even contemplated in competitive instruments. The
A620 is the most well thought-out and most thoroughly field-tested Neurofeedback System
available. It has an enormous amout of fine-tuning that Joel Lubar has put into it, since
his intention was to make it do all the things he felt the ideal system would do. |
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THE A620's REAL-TIME FEEDBACK ADVANTAGE
Some competitive instruments delay their EEG feedback for up to several seconds after a
change in the patient's physiological state. Decades of research in biofeedback and animal
operant conditioning have conclusively demonstrated that feedback delayed is feedback
denied. The A620's exclusive real-time feedback allows your patients to associate mental
and physiological states with EEG changes as they occur.
EXCLUSIVE SUSTAINED EEG ACTIVITY TRAINING FEATURE
Only the A620 EEG uses both the level and duration of EEG activity as criteria to
provide rewards. In any EEG, short-lived formations of the desired brainwaves occur even
without conscious control by the patient. With other, less sophisticated Neurofeedback
instruments, patients receive meaningless rewards for this normal EEG activity. The A620's
exclusive Sustained EEG Activity Training Feature accelerates training by ensuring rewards
are not provided for transitory EEG occurrences, but only for meaningful, sustained EEG
activity.
COMPLETE TREATMENT, DATA ANALYSIS AND PATIENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
All session protocols, session data, and patient files are managed automatically by the
A620. To run a session, simply select "Run Session" from the Main Menu, enter
the patient's PIN number and begin the session. It's really that easy.
At the session's end, enter your session notes and observations. All session
information is stored for review, analysis, graphing and/or print-out for third-party
reimbursement.
FLEXIBLE SYSTEM CAPABILITIES
The A620 EEG allows EEG in training of one or two frequency ranges from 1 to 32 Hz. For
example, you can train an increase in beta activity, while simultaneously training a
decrease in theta activity. Or, train any single bandpass, including alpha or SMR.
The A620 EEG is entirely controlled from your computer keyboard, or mouse. Its
exclusive "Fast Key" feature accesses the most commonly used software functions
with the ease of a single key stroke. It includes all required operating accessories,
including both monopolar and bipolar electrode cables. Compact and light weight, it is
conveniently portable. Optional accessories include an impedance meter and the
SoundBlaster Audio Synthesizer System.
OVER 500 BIOFEEDBACK DISPLAYS
Only Autogenic's A620 EEG has over 500 attention-getting real-time biofeedback
displays.
- The Puzzler has 100 different puzzles divided into 10 subject categories (i.e., sports,
animals, fitness, etc.). A piece of the puzzle moves into its correct position as a score
is earned. The inherent challenge of puzzle-solving helps gently encourage the patient to
use and improve their concentration skills. There are five levels of difficulty to
maintain the patient's interest.
- The Maze is an intriguing game-like display which has five mazes of increasing
difficulty. A fish progresses through the maze as rewards are earned.
- The Bar Graph displays real-time changes in your patient's EEG.
- The Light Bulb is a simple display which uses red and green light bulbs to indicate that
reward criteria are being met.
- The Swimming Fish is a simple display in which a fish swims around a track as rewards
are earned. It is useful for first introducing the patient to biofeedback.
- The Multi-Color Wheel has sixteen segments which fill in with different colors as
rewards are earned. Once all sixteen segments are filled, the Wheel recycles, filling in
with different colors.
- The Waveform Display shows the patient's own EEG signal, for use as real-time patient
feedback.
INVALUABLE CLINICIAN DISPLAYS INCLUDE:
The Clinician Display provides essential information for individualized reward settings
for each patient. By reviewing it periodically, training criteria can be adjusted to keep
the patient challenged.
The Power Spectrum Analysis displays where there is excessive or deficient power in the
EEG signal. This provides the information to determine the bandpasses to reward and
inhibit. Optional alpha/theta software is available for the A620. Call for information.
SPECIFICATIONS
A620 EEG
Signal Acquisition |
Input - both Bipolar and Monopolar |
Single Channel, Dual Frequency |
Gain |
50,000 |
Noise |
< 1 microvolt PP, referred to input |
Differential Input Impedance |
200 Kohms |
Common Mode Rejection Ratio |
> 100 db |
Range |
1-100 microvolts RMS |
High Pass Filter |
1.0 Hz |
Raw EEG Bandpass |
1.0 Hz-32 Hz |
Sampling Rate |
128, 256, software selectable |
A/D Resolution |
12 bits (0.05 microvolts) |
EEG Bandpasses |
User Selectable Frequency Bandpasses |
2 |
Bandpass Selectivity |
1-30 Hz, 0.1 Hz resolution |
Attenuation at twice the low pass corner frequency |
51 db |
Attenuation at half the high pass corner frequency |
51 db |
Other Specifications |
EMG Bandpass Frequency |
100-300 Hz, fixed |
Dimensions |
12" x 12" x 2.5" |
Weight |
6 Lbs |
Indications: EEG/Neurofeedback is indicated where general relaxation training is
desired.
Contraindications: There are no known contraindications for the use of the A620
EEG/Neurofeedback instrument.
Prices and specifications subject to change without notice.
A620 EEG
Other Products: AT62 EEG Alpha-Theta Trainer
A620 EEG COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS
Version 4.0 (Now Included) |
Version 3.1/3.4 |
- IBM/compatible computer with an Intel Pentium microprocessor (see Note 1)
- 2M RAM
- 590+ kbytes of available conventional memory
- 35 MB of free hard drive space
- CD-ROM drive, Iomega Zip drive or 1.44M 3.5" floppy drive
- Windows 95 (Windows 3.1/DOS 6.11 or higher, see Note 2)
- SoundBlaster audio synthesizer
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- IBM/compatible computer with an Intel 386 microprocessor or higher plus a math
coprocessor (see Note 1)
- 1M RAM
- 560 kbytes of available conventional memory
- 512 kbytes expanded memory
- 6 MB of free hard drive space
- 1.44M 3.5" floppy drive
- DOS 5.00 or higher
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Computer Requirements in Common for All Software Versions |
- SVGA compatible graphics adapter
- Monitor capable of supporting 640 x 480 resolutions.
- One available 8-bit (half-size) expansion slot with IRQ 5 free and available.
- A DOS-compatible printer capable of emulating an HP LaserJet II, III or IV printer, an
HP 500 series DeskJet printer or an Epson Dot-Matrix printer.
- All networks/modems and any/all Terminate and Stay Resident (TSR) programs and screen
savers disabled during the use of the A620 EEG.
- If necessary, please call a computer consultant to assist you in analyzing your system's
performance, in upgrading your computer, or in purchasing a new one.
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Note 1: To operate your A620 EEG with a 486DX50 or faster computer, including
all name-brand, Intel-based Pentium and Pentium II computers, your A620 EEG must have a
serial number of 6500 or higher. If it has a serial number lower than this, its circuitry
must be upgraded. If necessary, contact Autogenics for details on upgrading your A620 EEG.
All A620 EEGs built after April 1995 are Pentium compatible. Note 2: Although it
is not recommended, Version 4.0 can operate on a 486DX50 or faster computer using Windows
3.1/DOS 6.11 or higher as long as the A620 circuitry has been upgraded. Please note that
technical assistance is not available on non-Pentium/Windows 95 systems. |
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