A comprehensive guide for making the most of spooky2. Features helpful hints and answers for frequently asked questions.
Yes – To accept terms of license agreement/Readme. Click Next. Setup will install Spooky2 and its USB drivers into the directory of your choice, before clicking Finish to complete setup and make Spooky2 ready to be used.
Presets
Once the installation program has finished, a window will open asking you to confirm its settings (Figure). This includes installing and configuring the driver package for your Silicon Labs 5M generator.
Now, click Finish to gain access to the entire Spooky2 program and database. Windows may request you temporarily disable your internet connection so the software can connect with its servers; once this process has concluded, your internet will once more become active.
The Presets menu (see Figure) should be your next stop in getting familiar with your device. Here, you’ll have access to various Program Presets designed to clean and detoxify, target specific pathogens and boost health and wellbeing.
Spooky2 includes many additional useful options in its menus, such as its Frequency Blacklist control which will prevent it from ever transmitting certain frequencies – an invaluable feature if your device cannot tolerate high frequency outputs.
Create Frequency Set from the File menu is all it takes to start creating your new frequency set in Frequency Set Editor. Enter a name for your frequency set into “Symbol”, select a program from available frequencies in two other fields and add notes via Text Box for its duration and notes that may accompany it.
Once satisfied with your results, press the Finish button. Your new frequency set will then be included among Spooky2‘s list of Programs, making it available to run immediately.
For a quick way to test that Spooky2 is functioning as intended, click the Biofeedback Scan menu item and choose an initial test frequency. It will check that your generator is sending out pulses at that frequency correctly as well as detect any possible resonance mode pulses from crystal resonants; and display results of its scan with graph showing frequency levels fluctuation over time.
Channels
Spooky2 represents and controls each physical generator in your rig as represented by red buttons in its interface, creating up to 127 channels altogether. You can search/load specific ones using the – Button or use the Menu Bar for switching to Details View mode.
The Advanced Menu offers several useful functions, such as setting frequency ranges of channels and their amplitude wobbles, and enabling Spooky 2 to report audio alerts when certain events take place, such as when transmission starts or ends or your Program has completed. Furthermore, you can set custom frequencies that Spooky 2 will use when trying to connect to external USB devices.
Spooky2 also pioneered a world-first feature by offering Modulation Sweeps: you can now easily create Modulation Sweeps here and add them to your Programs. These sweeps use modulated carrier frequencies to produce evenly spaced frequencies like teeth in a comb – producing one sweep after another like the teeth of an electronic comb! Another world first for Spooky2!
The – Button closes a Channel by clearing its frequency sets; it does not apply to channels which are transmitting or scanning.
At launch, Spooky 2 found four generators at once; these generators included five generatrixes. CH was where Spooky 2 last wrote commands while RX is what the channel/generator responded with as responses; timer conflicts (ie timeout codes) are internal safeguards in case there were communications problems requiring restarting Spooky 2. TE was an internal safeguard code which counts how often these timer conflicts arose before finally restarting Spooky 2.
LE: the command that Spooky 2 received but could not process. You can select the – Button to clear this error, and click Search button again in order to try searching another condition.
If you need to change a Channel’s name or description, this page allows for that task and gives an opportunity for future searches for that condition. There is also a Text Area which clinicians can use for entering Subject notes that won’t be sent out with email messages but stored within Spooky2‘s database for future reference.
Troubleshooting
If your generator suddenly ceases responding to software after some time running, this may be indicative of hardware problems. These could include poor USB connections or missing or corrupted drivers – in such an instance it would be best to reinstall its drivers by selecting Utils menu > Install Spooky2-XM xx bit Drivers command from within Spooky2-XM software.
Once this menu option is chosen, the XM driver installer will launch automatically and walk you through the process of installing drivers for your generator. When completed successfully, rebooting is recommended before connecting Spooky2 for operation.
Use the Channel Control Panel’s graphs to monitor the status of your connected generator(s). Each Graph displays left side represents frequency amplitude transmitted by generator while right side represents frequency content for each signal transmitted from generator; its top shows which direction the amplitude movement (up, down or none).
To save a Graph as a custom graph template for future use, press the Options Button. When saving, the Options Button will show a list of available settings that can be used to control its behavior. If you would like to clear away your custom graph from its current state simply press Clear Graph button.
The graphs display several statistics regarding each generator currently connected, including GC: the generator count on the system; TE: number of timer conflicts detected; RE: the last Channel/Generator Spooky2 wrote commands to; and CE: Channel number where error has most recently occurred. These statistics can assist with troubleshooting issues with generator connections as well as help determine any additional steps necessary to address any potential issues with them. Furthermore, if Enable Sound option is checked in Advanced Menu then each error will produce an audio alert alert upon occurence!
