Silicon Labs 5M drivers have recently been released as part of a driver package.
Advanced graphical user interface for all frequency sets and programs. Features:
Basics
After using the program for some time, it becomes apparent that its possibilities are truly limitless. You can address everything from pathogens and pain relief to immune system support and energy and mental clarity – plus use it to promote wound healing, sleep aiding and improved nutrient absorption! It’s an efficient, noninvasive solution to restore equilibrium and bring harmony back into the body.
There are 10 sub-databases, or “conditions”, from which to search. To add one, either click the + Button or double-click one of them.
Each database consists of frequencies organized in an organized fashion known as a Waveform. Every frequency has an amplitude and phase; with peak-to-peak voltage being its peak-to-peak voltage and period being its period.
When looking for specific frequency, the Search function is your go-to solution. This will take you to a list of conditions which you can either select or deselect by clicking on their checkboxes; or alternatively you can enter its name directly into the box provided.
The Databases page also allows you to set additional parameters. Some are specific to Spooky2‘s behavior and can help maximize its utility; you can change output 1 and 2 amplitude, copy Settings from Out 1 over to Out 2, or activate Follow Out 1.
Duty Cycle is another crucial parameter, particularly with plain square waves, as it serves as a built-in gate to filter out unwanted harmonics from the signal.
Frequency Application Time is another critical setting. It determines how long each frequency will be applied, with shorter being preferable; however, for some circumstances requiring overnight treatments. You can modify this setting using Modulation Sweeps on the File menu, or pressing button to create a three minute sweep using all frequencies simultaneously.
Customization
Spooky2 can be customized to your preferences in terms of program layout and settings. You may find the Program Presets menu located to the right of the Search field helpful – providing access to presets in simple view as well as searching main and custom databases. Graphs can also be displayed using either Simple View or Details View mode.
The Settings and Graphs tabs offer more advanced settings for the frequency generator. Here you can adjust output frequency, duty cycle, phase angle, amplitude and feathering frequency between two specific limits while gated frequencies remain within a set maximum percentage limit.
Power factor control provides another useful option here, enabling you to set a fixed percentage of maximum generator output per frequency for use by each frequency band. This prevents overheating or damaging output connectors.
Spooky2 also allows you to configure the frequency settings of each Channel individually, such as setting dwell multiplier, frequency range and whether or not a sweep is needed – giving you complete control of customizing treatments for individual clients.
Other settings to adjust include the synchronization rate, which determines how frequently Spooky 2 communicates with its generator to gather its data. By default, it’s set at 240 milliseconds; you may choose to reduce this for faster communications. Furthermore, you can set the timeout length – how long a command takes before timeout occurs and then shuts itself off – which controls when Spooky 2 sends its commands and shuts itself off after sending.
Final Step: Choose Your Database(s). Simply check off those you wish to search by checking their respective checkboxes, or use the Clear Button to remove a search term and its results from the Conditions List.
This tab displays both main and custom database files stored within Spooky2‘s Data folder, with their frequencies listed for easy comparison. Furthermore, clicking Browse lets you select an alternative location to save custom frequency sets.
