BIOCOMP 2010
The Biocomp 2010 is the most comprehensive, powerful and flexible biofeedback system available.  Is the very center of a well equipped psychophysiology laboratory or clinic.

The Biocomp 2010 is a computerized physiological monitoring system. It is capable of simultaneously monitoring and processing from 1 to 4 channels of physiologic data.   This information is then shown to the user using various forms of visual and audio feedback. All channels can be fed back simultaneously or individually.
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A trial is set to run for a programmable TIME for a given client. Any number of trials make up a session. At the completion of the session the data is stored, along with session notes, and can be retrieved later as an integrated report. The report includes the following information:

1. Therapist and patient/client identification
2. Session notes
3. Data in table form
4. Data in graph form and/or ASCII files for later analysis

Physiological data is collected through various sensor leads attached to a 4 channel Encoder module. The Encoder module sends information it has gathered in the form of electrical impulses to the computer printer port.

The Encoder Module is under control of the system software. The Biocomp 2010 system is self-contained. All modalities are housed in the software. They are programmable and interchangeable on all channels in almost any mix.

The Computer controls the Biocomp modalities by sending commands to the Encoder module in groups of 4 channels. Encoder Modules of 2, 4 or 8 channels (for 8 channels see the Appendix) can be configured and controlled at one time by the host computer.

The Computer controls the Encoder channel information, creates graphs on the Video monitor, generates audio feedback tones, and stores the information for later use.

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