Questions about Inergetix-CoRe functions and parts (energetic)

What is the sweep band in the frequencies windows?

How do I choose between the modes with the various frequency generator settings?

Are the settings at the top of the Frequency Therapy window [the Frequency Generator Settings] for the analysis or the balancing?

What are the scan settings?

Q: What is the sweep band in the frequencies windows?
A: With the disease-specific frequencies mode, you can’t know the exact frequencies that will work because there are no exact frequencies; the body is always adjusting, so the frequency is changing too. This mode gives a list of frequencies that different researchers have found to be effective over the past 50 years of experimentation in this field. But these frequencies are not necessarily going to work for every client. The list gives an approximation of the actual frequencies you want to cover if you use this window, for example 10,000 Hz. The sweep band makes sure that frequencies above and below the chosen frequency are broadcast – for example, with a sweep band of 10 and a frequency of 100 Hz, the broadcast will ‘sweep’ between 95 Hz and 105 Hz – the sweep band of 10 is centered around the frequency of 100, so it starts 5 Hz below and finishes 5 Hz above. This enables the frequency to be covered, even if it’s changed by a couple of Hz from the listed frequency.
In Resonant Frequency mode, or Biofeedback mode, if you use the default scan increment of 10 then the scan checks only for that increment and not anywhere between. For example, if you start scanning at 1 Hz with an increment of 10, the scan will look at frequencies of 1 Hz, 11 Hz, 21 Hz, 31 Hz, and so on up to the upper limit of your scan range. The results won’t include a result of resonance at 51 if the resonance is actually with 48 (ie, a number close to the scanned frequency). The sweep band will catch other resonances that are not listed (because they weren’t scanned due to the increment setting). If you want to be very particular, if the increment is 50 you could set a sweep band of 100 to catch more – but not all – frequencies.
Example – if your results say 20,051 and 41,051 (and the scan increment is 50), even if you use a sweep band of 100 your broadcast will cover frequencies between 20,001-20,101 as well as frequencies between 41,001-42,101 but not the frequency 20,000 Hz or 41,000 Hz – so it does not make a lot of sense to use the large sweep band, unless you notice that the results include a lot of frequencies in the same range – ie, every 50 Hz when you scanned with an increment of 50, or every 10 Hz when you scanned with an increment of 10, then you might want to cover all the gaps in between.
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Q: How do I choose between the modes with the various frequency generator settings?
A: These modes contain different kinds of settings for different situations. Any setting in any mode can be changed by overwriting what is already entered. You should always choose the square wave form if you are using the plasma generator. Use parasite mode for cases of either parasites or detoxification; then choose between the others as appropriate.
Square wave form is the default in all modes except relaxation (where the default is sine); if you want to use relaxation mode with the plasma generator, change the wave form to square. Relaxation mode uses sine wave because it sounds softer.
Regarding pauses; if you do not use a pause, the body can become confused about which frequency is intended - for example, if you run 1Hz and then 1MHz without a pause, the body may not be clear which/what you want - in much the same way that if you don't use a period between two sentences, or punctuation between clauses, your meaning may not be clear.
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Q: Are the settings at the top of the Frequency Therapy window [the Frequency Generator Settings] for the analysis or the balancing?
A: These settings are for use during balancing, when you are broadcasting the frequencies, not during the analysis.
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Q: What are the scan settings?
A: These are the upper and lower limits within which the program will scan for resonance. They effectively set the parameters for the group, defining the group of frequencies which will be analyzed.
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