| Overall Frequency Range: |
0.1 to 100,000Hz-glass probes; to 20MHz-body contacts |
| Program Run Time Range: |
0 to 5,555.5 Hours |
| Pulse Range: |
0 to 16KHz-Home; to 3.9MHz-Professional |
| Duty Cycle: |
0.4% to 99.6% |
| Sweep Range: |
0.1 to 100,000Hz-Home; to 3.9MHz-Professional |
| Sweep Step: |
0.1 Hz Minimum |
| Fuzz and Converge Range: |
Limited only by the overall frequency range |
| Duty Range: |
3.1% to 96.9% |
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Special Functions:
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cdwell: Specifies duration in unites of cycles instead of time
vduty: Specifies duty as a function of frequency instead of percent
vpulse: Specifies pulse as a function of frequency instead of percent
goto and label: These allow the defininition of loops within a program sequence
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Desktop Commands:
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Run, Pause, Hold, Skip, Stop
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Refurbished Notebook Computer-Home Edition: Dell with mouse pad, at least a 266MHz processor, 2G HD, 32MB RAM, Windows 98, power supply, instruction manual, setup and instructional video, computerized help guide and sample programs. All software loaded and tested. (Computer verified to be in proper working order when shipped and covered by the same warranty as the rest of the unit)
New notebook Computer-Professional: Same as above except at least a 1GHz processor, 20GB Hard Drive, 512GB RAM, Windows XP or Vista and 1 year warranty. (New computer is recommended for clinics and for use outside the USA)
Size: 13” X 10” X 2” – Comes with USB and power supply cables for connection to the
BCX411/Power Module.
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BCX411/Power Module: Digitally synthesizes the frequencies requested by the computer and amplifies the output to the body contacts on the Professional model and the noble gas-filled probes on both versions. Frequency manual is included.
Size: 8 ½” X 9” X 9”
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Glass Hand Probes: Contain a proprietary mixture of noble gasses to generate the radio, light and plasma waves and conduct the micro current.
Size: 11” X 1” overall with 5 foot cables for connection to the BCX411/Power Module.
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Body Contacts: Plug into the 20MHz outputs on the BCX411/Power Module.
Size: Two 5" X 12" stainless foot plates, two 4" X 1" diameter brass hand cylinders
and two 2" X 3 1/2" adhesive contacts, each on a 5 foot cable.
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| Power Requirement: 100 watts, 100 to 240 volts AC, 50 to 60 Hz.
SUITABLE FOR ALMOST ANY COUNTRY ON THE PLANET!
(AC plug adapter for most countries outside the USA is available upon request)
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Typical Computer Program Screen:
This portion of the screen shows that each frequency is programmed to run for five minutes. The frequencies between the two converge commands are stepped from 2Hz above and below the listed frequency in increments of 1Hz until the program "converges" on the listed frequency. That's why the channel A running frequency is different from the frequency listed on line 5. The "Pulse" command turns the frequencies between the two pulse commands off and on at the rate of 1Hz, with a duty of 80%, meaning that the frequency stays on for 80% of the time. "converge 0 0" and "pulse 0 0" turn off those commands for subsequent frequencies. The first three lines of the program are pre-loaded. All you need to do is take the frequencies from the manual or computer frequency list and enter them below these commands. Then, use the mouse to press the "run" button.
The lower portion of the screen shows the frequency running on channel "A" (the output frequency) and its duty which is always 50%. Channel "B" is the pulse frequency and it's duty shown below it. Channel "C" is only used on the Professional model for the MHz frequencies. Times are shown in minutes and seconds. "Status" is used to indicate that the program is running, stopped, paused or held (screens on different software revisions may look slightly different).
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