Spooky2 comes equipped with an intuitive manual that covers virtually every topic you may need for setup and use, from installing new hardware rigs to creating customized programs and presets – it all comes together seamlessly here!
If the program won’t start up properly, check all connections. If that fails to solve it, try rescanning generators under Utils.
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Spooky2 software is a Rife machine simulator that enables users to connect a generator directly to the computer and manage it using this virtual Rife machine. Furthermore, it features many useful functions that make using it simpler than its hardware equivalent; such as setting and recording their own frequency sequences while also being able to analyze them to assess effectiveness – providing users with a means to identify frequencies that might work for a particular problem or condition.
Once loaded, a user can choose any one of 96 virtual generators displayed in the window to start their session. They may also select specific channels by entering their number in the text field – for instance controlling DW presets using this list feature. Furthermore, users may enter notes concerning each channel being operated on; clinicians can utilize this feature when providing treatment instructions directly to clients.
Presets allow users to modify various settings for Spooky2 software use with physical generators, including channel count and frequency range selections, as well as whether or not synchronization with PC is desired. Settings can also be saved as preset chains using Save As Preset Chain Button which serves as an excellent backup storage for ongoing treatments.
Frequency Adjustment Slider enables users to alter the current running frequency. By moving this slider, they can modify it from its default setting of 0Hz up or down until reaching any desired value – all settings for frequency adjustment slider are also shown on display, as are Outs of both generators.
Spooky2 is continuously updated with new database releases that add programs and correct bugs, such as version 20220421 that added monoisotopic mass and DNA databases dating back to 1976, improved program loading speed, waveform display quality and grade program capability.
Spooky2 tracks the heart rate during its scan and compares it with an established reference rate, reporting any deviation below or above certain thresholds as “Stress Responses.” With this information in hand, Rife hits can then be assembled into customized programs for treatment; perhaps one frequency might identify cancer, while multiple frequencies might identify specific diseases or injuries that need treating simultaneously.
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Spooky2 should never be used as a standalone diagnostic tool; rather, it’s intended as an aid for medical professionals who will interpret its results and suggest therapy plans based on those frequencies found during your scan. Spooky2 provides you with a prescription of frequencies found during your scan but ultimately it is up to them to interpret and provide appropriate therapy advice based on them.
Next, remember the importance of drinking plenty of pure water to flush away toxins and dead organisms faster, as well as improve electrical conductivity. Incorporating probiotic supplements like those found in kefir as well as fermented foods like sauerkraut, pickles and kimchi into your diet will further bolster immunity to protect you against pathogens that might enter through this program.
This screen opens when selecting Create Program from the File menu, allowing you to enter an unlimited number of your own programs into a custom database and print them for reference. Furthermore, all system-wide settings can also be adjusted here: setting how many generators Spooky2 should look for at launch; viewing which locations your databases reside; configuring Wobbles which can be toggled on and off at any Generator Control Panel as desired for as long as desired; entering “blacklisted” frequencies that should be avoided and so forth.
In the Frequency Selection Pane, you can set any frequency you wish to transmit up to 25,000,000Hz and choose any type of waveform you desire for each output. With regard to XM waveforms, there are various preset waveforms in the top red box or you can create custom ones by typing Lx and an output wavelength into the X field – for instance typing Lx and an Out 2 wavelength will produce an XM frequency for Out 2.
Spooky2 offers several other settings in this pane, such as its running average threshold which determines how close HRV must come before Spooky2 detects data errors, whether or not you double HRV tolerance, ToolTips that appear when hovering the cursor over any control, maximum power level for generator (remembering higher power levels can cause more damage if left unsupervised), Pulse Graph frequency that displays changes to heart rate during sweep, either real time or nominal values, as well as frequency settings for its Pulse Graph that displays heart rate changes during a sweep – which will display either real time or nominal values).
Troubleshooting
If your generator or Spooky2 Rife are malfunctioning or you are receiving errors while using them, troubleshooting basic functions could be required to resolve these issues. Luckily, there are a few straightforward solutions to do just this. Ensure your computer has all of its latest Windows updates installed as not having these will create issues when Spooky2 attempts to update itself automatically – changing settings on your computer so it will no longer do this while working with Spooky2.
Make sure that the ethernet cable connected to your generator is correctly attached; otherwise, this could prevent its startup. Alternatively, try reconnecting it to another USB port on your computer.
Lastly, if the problem continues, restart your computer. If the error still appears after rebooting, it could be that an outdated version of Spooky2 has been installed, and requires updating by downloading its installer from the Spooky2 website. Once complete, download and install this update and reboot before attempting to use the generator again.
The first tab on the screen displays information regarding both Spooky2 and its generator, including a status bar with numeric values to show how much progress has been made since your last session. If that value changes from black to red, that indicates there may be serious problems with Spooky2, acting as a safeguard to protect both yourself and the generator itself from potential harm.
At the bottom of your screen are buttons for performing various database operations while Spooky2 is running. These include importing and loading custom databases, editing them, saving edits, reloading waveforms or changing settings in real-time – these commands can be particularly helpful when building custom program sets from scratch.
Here you’ll find some general settings, including a frequency slider to help adjust the frequencies that will be used while scanning is taking place. A checkbox lets you avoid octave harmonics while scanning, which may cause the scanner to miss important frequencies. Decad harmonics may also be eliminated but this may slow down your scan time considerably. Additionally, decade harmonics should also be eliminated where possible for better scanning results.
Other settings within this tab include an option to swap frequencies and amplitudes between Out 1 and Out 2 of the generator, and a Wobble pane allowing you to tailor how random or harmonic-based your frequency variations should be.
