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Physiological Recording and

Biofeedback Systems

Physiological Recording 3-25

Biofeedback Systems 26 - 30

General Information 31 - 35

DataLab 2000 System 3

DataLab 2000 Software 4 - 9

Lafayette Systems 26 - 27

Schuhfried Systems 28 - 30

Index 31 - 34

Customer Information 35

Lafayette Instrument Company, Inc., is pleased to providesystems to support your education and researchrequirements. We are also pleased to introduce MindWareTechnologies Ltd. and their specialized data analysismodules. By using our DataLab 2000 for computer-baseddata acquisition and MindWare’s data analysis tools, you willdiscover a system that will accommodate your research andtechnology needs. The MindWare tools include analysismodules for Heart Rate Variability, Impedance Cardiography,Electroencephalogram, Electromyography, Blood Pressureand Electrodermal Activity.

We have also expanded the Autogenics biofeedbackinstrument product line. We have added three newinstruments: two for EEG (an Alpha-Theta Trainer and aneurofeedback system) and one dual channel EMG monitor.The Schuhfried Biofeedback system software has beenupdated with additional contextual help and added dataanalysis and reporting.

Our DataLab 2000 physiological recording system is robust,yet flexible enough to perform a researcher’s mostdemanding tasks. The DataLab 2000 system is used ingeneral physiology, biology, psychophysiology and other lifescience studies. Our system includes easy-to-use softwarethat supports on-line acquisition and a number of other dataanalysis tools. Because there is no programming required,you can begin acquiring data immediately. By adding ourInteractive Laboratory Web CD, you can have a completesystem from experiment instructions and scientificbackground through software analysis of your results. Wecontinually strive to improve our products and provide thetools that you need to succeed.

Thank you for taking the time to explore our PhysiologicalRecording and Biofeedback catalog.

Experience is everything ... let ours work for you!

Respectfully,

Terry EchardVice PresidentProduct Manager, Life Sciences

Lafayette Instrument EuropeIncorporating Campden Instruments Ltd.

IF YOU DO NOT FIND THE INSTRUMENTATION OR SOFTWARE THAT YOU NEED, PLEASE CONTACT US WITH YOURREQUIREMENTS. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO FURTHER ASSIST YOU IN MEETING YOUR NEEDS.

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DataLab 2000 Hardware 18 - 25

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The DataLab 2000 system is a user-friendly, 16-channel computerized recordingand data acquisition system. It has been designed for educators and researchers inthe life science fields to aid in the recording and analysis of physiological andphysical parameters.

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The DataLab 2000 System - Model 70700

For use in education and research. Not intended for Medical diagnostic purposes.

The basic modules of the DataLab 2000 system are:

DataLab 2000 General Purpose Interface Bed Model 70701Data Acquisition Card (PCI) Model 70760DataLab 2000 Software Model 70762Purdue University Educational Laboratory WebCD Model 70764Biopotential Amplifier Model 70702, Basic Amplifier Model 70706, or

an assortment of pre-amplifiersMindWare Analysis Software Modules

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The General Purpose Interface Bed holds up to 16 different amplifiers in anycombination. A custom connection cable enables the DataLab 2000 system to beinterfaced with any device that is equipped with analog output. The addition ofamplifiers and transducers provides DataLab 2000 with the ability to record andanalyze the signals of interest. The DataLab 2000 System is modular and thereforeis configured to your specific needs.

Maintaining our commitment to high quality standards, the GPI Bed and amplifiersare made of aluminum for long-lasting durability.

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The DataLab 2000 Software is a stand-alone application with ready-to-run dataacquisition and data analysis capabilities that can help you save time and moneyby integrating your personal computer with your physiological monitoring system.There is no programming required, allowing you to begin acquiring dataimmediately.

Using Lafayette Instrument Company data acquisition hardware with the DataLab2000 Software, you can acquire virtually any type of physiological or linear-voltagesignal source. While your physiological data is being acquired, the DataLab 2000Software can save it to disk along with any notations you want to add. Then, usingthe DataLab 2000 Software, you can open your data file for review and analysis.

In the classroom, students need only to call up the predetermined settings to begin.These predetermined settings can either be selected by the instructor for their ownexperiments, or they can be attained through the Lafayette Instrument InteractiveWeb CD Model 70764. This allows the student to focus on science, not software.

DataLab 2000 Software can help you with your physiological data acquisitionand data analysis needs in the following ways:

Data Management - DataLab2000 Software automaticallykeeps track of the user nameand the date and time eachdata set was acquired. It hasan intuitive data managementscheme that allows you toorganize your data intotestgroups. You can thenassociate a data set withany testgroup.

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Automatic Journal Creation - DataLab 2000 Softwareautomatically logs entries into a journal to indicate that auser changed voltage output stimulus levels, or turneddata logging on or off during an acquisition. You can alsoadd your own entries to the journal.

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File Analysis - You can use the DataLab 2000 Software analysis views to open, review, and analyze your data.Using the View menu, you can select one of three analysis views:

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2 Graph Analysis - View and analyze one or two selected signals in two independent graphs.4 Graph Analysis - View and analyze up to four selected signals in four independent graphs.Overlaid Analysis - View and analyze up to eight selected signals overlaid on the same graph.

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Events listed withrespect to theacquisition time

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Perform Histogram, Peak Detect, Power Spectrum and XYanalysis on data arrays

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Example Data Files for Teaching - DataLab 2000 Softwareincludes many example data files that you can replay in theclassroom without the use of any data acquisition hardwareor physiological monitoring equipment. You can also replayyour own recorded data sets to show students what yourunique signals look like in real time.

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Configuration Settings - DataLab 2000 Software can load, save,and reset your settings. This saves time when multiple users havedifferent configuration settings. Our Interactive Laboratory WebCD (next page) includes predetermined settings for each lab.

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Data labels andparameter settings foreach acquired channel

Timing tab: Set acquisition speedchannels and triggering

Alarm tab: Set and controlthreshold alarms

Stimulus tab: Define stimulusprofile and control

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The Interactive Laboratory Web CD was developed for Lafayette InstrumentCompany by the Department of Biological Sciences at Purdue University. The CDcontains a collection of laboratories suitable for Advanced Placement Biology andIntroductory Biology/Physiology courses. Because the labs are built in HTMLformat, students can access the information through a school’s computer network.If the school has an Internet site, these labs can be added to that site, allowingstudents to access the lab information at any time and from any place.

Each lab is complete with the information needed to run the data acquisitionsoftware and equipment for the lab. The labs have sections that explain how toacquire and analyze data using DataLab 2000 Hardware and Software,instructions for setting up the laboratory equipment, instructions for theconstruction of any apparatus needed for a specific lab and the scientificbackground information for each lab.

DataLab 2000 Software can be configured using a ‘lab settings’ file that isincluded on the CD for each lab. These files will configure DataLab 2000 Softwareto properly record data. This saves the instructor time in setting up each lab, andremoves the guesswork. All of the information needed to reconfigure the softwareand hardware is presented so that the student can gain a better understanding ofthe system. Laboratory instructors may choose to set up the laboratory equipmentand do the preliminary preparation prior to the lab, or they may choose to havethe students do this themselves, depending upon the students’ capabilities.

This Interactive Laboratory Web CD will run in most browsers, such as Netscape®

and Microsoft® Internet Explorer. The Shockwave® plug-in is required to supportanimations.

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1. Introduction to Data Acquisition

3. The Compound Action Potential

4. Properties of Skeletal Muscle

5. Neurosensory Paths & Reaction Time

6. Respiration

7. Blood Pressure

8. Electrocardiograms (ECG) & Heart Sounds

9. Electroencephalogram (EEG)

10. Properties of Enzymes

11. Cellular Respiration: Oxygen Utilization

12. Photosynthesis: Oxygen Generation

Interactive Web CD - Laboratory Objectives

Become familiar with the terminologyused for data acquisition and analysis.Be able to describe the functions ofthe different components of a dataacquisition system.

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Learn the process of polygraph analysis.Be able to design a controlled polygraphexperiment.Be able to identify variables that can affectpolygraph results.

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Observe and record a compound actionpotential and attempt to identify the specificneurons as their thresholds are reached.Calculate the conduction velocity of neuronsrepresented in the compound.

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Learn about the functioning of muscles.Observe and record the effects of voltageand stimulation frequency on the summationof motor units.Study muscle fatigue and recovery.

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Learn about the neurosensorypathways involved in the reaction tostimuli.Record and analyze reaction timedata using data acquisition software.

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Determine the tidal volume (TV), inspiratorycapacity (IC), expiratory reserve volume(ERV) and the vital capacity (VC) of thesubject’s lungs in a sitting position.Determine the forced expiratory volume(FEV) and the percentage of the total vitalcapacity exhaled in the first second (FEV

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Learn the terminology associated withmeasuring blood pressure.Learn to measure blood pressure indirectly.Listen to the sounds generated during bloodpressure measurement.Observe the factors that influence bloodpressure.Observe the blood pressure response toexercise.

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Learn the relationship between the waves ofthe ECG and the electrical events of the heartacross three different limb leads.

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Learn to record EEGs.Identify and record alpha waves.Study how various stimuli alter the brain waves.

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Describe how factors such as enzymeconcentration, substrate concentration,temperature and pH affect enzyme functionand reaction rate.Be able to discuss the molecular mechanismsinvolved in these effects.

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Determine the respiration rate of germinatingpeas through the measurement of gas pressure.

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Determine the rate of photosynthesis inspinach chloroplasts by measuring the changein gas pressure over time.

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Lafayette Instrument is pleased topresent MindWare Technologies Ltd.,which brings a wealth of experience tosolve your complex computer-baseddata acquisition analysis needs.MindWare has over 40 years of real-world engineering experience in bothindustry and academia. MindWareplays an active role in the academicand medical research community. Theyhave specialized in developing systemsfor physiological signal acquisition anddata analysis. The MindWare analysissoftware modules can be added to anyDataLab 2000 system to providesophisticated analysis for specificpsychophysiological data acquisitionrequirements.

MindWare Technologies Ltd.

Biomedical Signal Processing Software and Systems

The MindWare Technologies family of signal processing software provides life scienceresearchers with powerful, fast and easy-to-use tools for the processing of manycommon physiological signals. The MindWare signal processing applications workdirectly with native DataLab 2000 files, BiobenchTM format files and many others. Allprocessed results and statistics are written directly into a Microsoft® Excel workbook.

HRV Application

ECG waveform 3D ensemble forquick visual of outliers

Raw ECG data with indicatedpeak detection

Respiration power spectrum

IBI power spectrum

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MindWare’s sophisticated signal processing and peak detection algorithms greatly reduce the need for manual dataediting of artifact and noise. When editing is required, the built in artifact detection algorithms aid the user in markingpotential artifact points.

For data that needs editing, the MindWare applicationsoffer a unique graphical editing system that allows rapidediting of data series with minimal user intervention. Thiseditor has an automated snap to peak function thatautomates peak placement within a user defined intervaland many other time saving features listed below:

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Remove a data portionRemove points within an X or Y rangeResize graph, zoomingInsert MidbeatReset functionEdited data can be saved

Impedance CardiographEditor

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Sample Excel OutputThe MindWare applications giveresearchers the ability to analyze data inuser defined time intervals as well as byevent. Users have the ability to enablevarious filters and control most programsettings such as peak detection sensitivityand filter bands.

These settings can also be saved as defaultfor later recall. This flexibility gives theMindWare applications the ability to dealwith a wide range of signal types fromhuman to animal.

General results information

Segmented dataautomatically calculated byevent or time bins

Controls for file and dataacquisition types

Set desired frequency bands forspectral analysis of inter-beat intervals

Automated peak detectionfor easy analysis

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Heart Rate Variability (HRV) Analysis Software Model 70770

Calculates VLF, LF, HF/RSA power, HR, respiration rate,IBI series, HR and respiration power spectrums

User programmable power bandsUser selectable 60 Hertz notch and muscle noise filtersDual artifact detection algorithmsDynamic auto ranging peak detectionEdited data can be saved and recalled for later use3D Ensemble R peak plot of ECGInterval mode statistics calculation methodRespiration from chest bellows

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(1) Model 70701 General Purpose Interface Bed(1) Model 70760 Data Acquisition Card for Desktop Computer or Model 70765 for Notebook Computer(1) Model 70762 DataLab 2000 Software or Model 70776 MindWare Signal Acquisition Software

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Calculates LVET, PEP, SV, CO, HR, dZ/dt max, MeanIBI, IBI series, number of R peaks

User selectable Q and B point methodsCan derive dZ/dt from Zo programmaticallyUser selectable 60 Hertz notch and muscle noise filtersDual artifact detection algorithmsDynamic auto ranging peak detectionEasy to use graphical editor and Ensemble editor

Compatible with Minnesota 304B, HIC-2000, BIOPACEBI 100C

3D Ensemble R peak plot of ECG* MAP and TPR

(* when used with corresponding BP data from MindWare BP application)

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(1) Each of the Acquisition components above(1) Model 70702 Biopotential Amplifier(1) Model 70723 3-Lead Electrode Cable(1) Model 70750 Disposable Electrodes

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(1) Each of the Acquisition components above(1) Model 70706 Basic Amplifier(1) Model 70720 Pressure Transducer(1) Model 76513NM10 Pneumo Chest Bellows

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Electroencephalogram (EEG) Analysis Software Model 70772

Calculates total power within definable frequency bands,peak frequency, and peak power point

Easy to use graphical editor for editing eye blink andmovement artifact

User programmable channel namesUser selectable 60 Hertz notch filterCan process up to 16 channels of EEGUser programmable power bandsIntegrates seamlessly with DataLab 2000 to create a 16

channel EEG system

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Calculates power spectrum, mean and medianfrequency, total power and peak frequency

User selectable integration methodsIntegrates seamlessly with DataLab 2000 to create a 16

channel EMG system

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(1) Each of the Acquisition components above(1) Model 70702 Biopotential Amplifier(1) Model 70723 3-Lead Electrode Cable(3) Model 76660 Reusable 8 mm Electrode

with Snap Connector(1) Model 76660AD 8 mm Adhesive Disk Pack(1) Model 76621 Electrode Biogel

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(1) Each of the Acquisition components above(5) Model 70702 Biopotential Amplifier(1) Model 76610A 10-Lead EEG Electrode Cap(1) Model 70746 EEG Electrode Connector Board(5) Model 70751B 3-Lead Electrode Cable(5) Model 76656SC-BK Black Electrode Lead

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Electromyography (EMG) Analysis Software Model 70773

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Blood Pressure (BP) Analysis Software Model 70774

Calculates systolic, diastolic peak and mean values,Heart rate, mean IBI, IBI series, systolic,diastolic and mean blood pressure series

Dynamic auto ranging peak detectionInterval mode statistics calculation methodCompatible with Colin 7000, Finapress, and other

invasive/non-invasive continuous blood pressuresystems

User programmable calibration constants (V/mmHg)No DataLab 2000 needed or used

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Electrodermal Activity (EDA) Analysis Software Model 70775

Calculates specific and non-specific skin conductanceresponses based on events

Microsiemens to volts scalingCalculates phasic and tonic skin conductance levelsUser defined threshold in microsiemens and max/min

latency intervals for skin conductance phasicanalysis

Calculates trough, peak and half recovery timesIntegrates seamlessly with DataLab 2000

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(1) Each of the Acquisition components above(1) Model 70702 Biopotential Amplifier(1) Model 70708 Galvanic Skin Resistance

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(1) Each of the Acquisition components above(1) Model 70706 Basic Amplifier(1) Model 70720 Pressure Transducer(1) Model 76513NM10 Pneumo Chest Bellows

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Collect and display up to 16 channels of analog data andstream data to disk at full hardware rate

User definable continuous or epoch mode operation, channelnames, update rates, and time history

Replay ability to repeat or accept current epochIntegrates seamlessly with DataLab 2000 and most National

Instruments DAQ hardware

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Any DataLab 2000 System componentsare compatible with this acquisitionsoftware. Configure the hardware to fit yourspecific needs.

Digital Movie Stimulus & Event Generation System Model 70777

User definable event times and digital pattern to outputPlays .avi digital movies or other digital stimulus in .mpeg or .wav formatCan be used to trigger external data collection equipment or mark specific eventsCompatible with DataLab 2000, National Instruments, and other data acquisition hardware

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For truly unique and custom applications, MindWare offers two software modules that work seamlessly with theiranalysis modules. The Signal Acquisition Software allows up to 16 channels to be acquired and displayedsimultaneously. The Digital Movie Stimulus allows for unique stimuli and events to be presented while collectingphysiological signals.

To Order Call: 765.423.1505 • E-mail: [email protected] • www.lafayetteinstrument.com

MindWare Software

Signal Acquisition Software Model 70776

MindWare Specialty Software Modules

Simple start window to ensureproper signal acquisition

Define how MindWare SignalAcquisition Software will acquire andorganize the data

Determine acquisition startsequence and acquisition duration

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MindWare Biomechanics System Model 70780

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The MindWare Biomechanics system is a total laboratory solution for researchers doing work in biomechanics andrelated areas. This powerful and flexible system can be customized to meet your exact research needs.

Collect and display any combination of up to 32 channels of EMG, load cell, forceplate data, goniometer andmany other sensor and signal inputs

Real time collection and streaming to disk of digitalvideo with instantaneous replay

Fully integrated study designer allows experimentaldesign to control acquisition

Replay ability to repeat or accept current trialIntegrated database saves experimental designs,

archives subject information and system setupinformation

Analysis and report generation for EMG, force andgoniometer data

Integrates seamlessly with DataLab 2000 and mostNational Instruments hardware

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The DataLab 2000 GPI Bed, with the combination of our biopotential and basic amplifiers,is the core of the hardware platform for most physiological signals. The hardware systemyou choose is dependent upon the signals of interest to you and the number ofsimultaneous signals acquired. Our pre-amplifiers, transducers, cable sets and electrodescomplete the hardware system to your specifications. This data acquisition hardwaresystem, in combination with our software modules, gives you the tools you need forresearch and teaching. Use this chart to help determine DataLab 2000 componentsneeded for the signal of interest:

* EMG Experiments can also use 12.5mm reusable electrodes Model 76659 or 8mm reusable electrodes Model 76660.

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The DataLab 2000 system is more flexible now than ever with the addition of a PCMCIAData Acquisition Card Model 70765, for laptop applications. Our standard package, Model70700, includes a PCI Data Acquisition Card Model 70760, for most desktop applications.We also offer a USB platform for data acquisition with Model 70761. Choose the dataacquisition system that best fits your needs and preferences for computer platforms.

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GPI Bed and Amplifiers

Number of Input Channels: 16Number of Analog Output Channels: 1Maximum Channels Displayed: 8Maximum Input Voltage: +/- 10VA/D Resolution: 12bit, (16bit option)Input Accuracy: 0.0764% of FSRInput Impedance: 100GΩInput Coupling: DCExternal Trigger: +/- 10V @ 5mAMaximum Sample Rate: 1000samples/sec/channelMinimum Sample Rate: 100sec/sampleFilters: 50/60Hz notch (software)Gain Ranges: 0.5 through 100Baseline Adjustment: Auto-scaling in softwarePhysical Size: Amplifiers: 0.660”x5.5”x3.5” GPI Bed: 11.5”x6.25”x1.875”Weight: Bio Amp: 0.48lbs Basic Amp: 0.40lbs GPI Bed: 1.84lbsDigital Filters: Available through software

Computer Requirements:32MB of RAM20MB of Hard Disk SpacePentium ClassMicrosoft® Windows 95/98/98SE, XP or 2000CD-ROM Drive*PCI, PCMCIA or USB Port

DataLab 2000 HardwareFunctional Specifications:

*Choose data acquisition platform:• Desktop Data Acquisition: PCI 12bit Data

Acquisition Card Model 70760 (includesdriver software)

• Laptop Data Acquisition: PCMCIA 12bitData Acquisition Card Model 70765(includes driver software and cableadapter)

• USB Data Acquisition: USB 12bit DataAcquisition Module Model 70761 (includesdriver software, power supply and cable)

Next, add DataLab 2000 hardware:DataLab 2000 General Purpose Interface BedModel 70701 (includes cable and power supply)and assorted amplifiers, electrodes,transducers and sensors

Then select software to complete thesystem:DataLab 2000 Data Acquisition SoftwareModel 70762 with basic analysis or MindWareSignal Acquisition Software Model 70776.

Then add MindWare Analysis modules:Heart Rate Variability (HRV) Model 70770Impedance Cardiography (IMP) Model 70771Electroencephalogram (EEG) Model 70772Electromyography (EMG) Model 70773Blood Pressure (BP) Model 70774Electrodermal Activity (EDA) Model 70775

Model 70701 General PurposeInterface (GPI) Bed

Model 70701CBL GPI ConnectionCable

The GPI Bed is the primary connectionbetween the amplifiers and thecomputer. Analog signals from otherdevices may also be interfaced with yourcomputer via the GPI Bed through the3.5mm phono jack. The GPI Bed comescomplete with a GPI Connection Cableand a DC power supply.Dimensions: 11.5”x6.25”x1.875”Weight: 1.84lbs

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Model 70702 Biopotential AmplifierThe Biopotential Amplifier is used to input physiologicalsignals, such as ECG, EMG, EEG and GSR. It alsoprovides gain for physiological signals as well as subjectisolation for subject safety.It has built-in calibrationvalues of +/- 4mV.Eliminating the need forseveral types of amplifiers,this amplifier uses asoftware program toconfigure the filtering forvarious types of signals.

Signal Range: +/- 10VInput Coupling: Selectable AC/DCIsolation: 1500VRMS, +/- 2000VDCCalibration Signals: +/- 4mVIsolation Leakage Current: 2µµµµµARMS MaxFixed Gain: 2400Variable Gain: Available through softwareFilters: Second order low pass (40db/decade rolloff)Filter Cutoffs: ECG: 45Hz EEG: 100Hz EMG: 2700Hz Action Potential: 5700Hz

Biopotential AmplifierFunctional Specifications:

Model 70706 Basic AmplifierThe Basic Amplifier is usedto input DC signals fromtransducers and sensors.

Signal Range: +/- 10VInput Coupling: DCIsolation: NoneCalibration Signals: NoneFixed Gain: 14Variable Gain: Available through softwareSupplied Power: +/- 10V at 25mAFilters: Second order low pass (40db/decade rolloff)Cutoff: 45Hz

Basic AmplifierFunctional Specifications:

Model 70712 Oxygen AmplifierThe Oxygen Amplifier is usedto measure dissolved oxygencontent in photosynthesis andother oxygen generation/utilization experiments.This Oxygen Amplifier isprimarily used in Life Scienceexperiments studying pondwater health.

Electrode Reference Voltage: -0.8VDCGain Settings: 250K, 500K, 1.0M, 2.0MFiltering: 8Hz, 2nd order Low pass, 40dB/decade rolloffOutput Voltage Range: ±10VDCSettling Time: 90% in 10sec, steady state in 30sec

Oxygen AmplifierFunctional Specifications:

Model 70760 Data Acquisition Card for Desktop ComputerModel 70761 Data Acquisition USB ModuleModel 70765 Data Acquisition Card for Notebook ComputerContact us for Information on Other CardsThe Data Acquisition Card for Desktop Computers is a half-size, 12bit PCIcard used for analog-to-digital conversions. It uses successiveapproximation conversion and has a maximum sampling rate of 100kS/s.Other data acquisition cards can be substituted on request. 70760

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Model 70710 Temperature PreamplifierThe Temperature Preamplifier is used with the DataLab 2000 system to measuretemperature. It can accept inputs from a variety of different temperature probes,allowing a wide range of measurements with a single preamplifier. Requires BasicAmplifier Model 70706 and a temperature sensor (see page 25).

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Model 70726 SpirometerModel 76608BF Replacement Bacteria Filters (30 pcs)Model 76608H Replacement Hoses for SpirometerModel 76608MP Replacement Mouthpieces for Spirometer (100 pcs)Model 76608NC Replacement Nose Clips

70726 Bellows Capacity: 10LMeasurement Accuracy: ± 0.05LOutput Voltage Range: 0-1V

With Basic Amplifier:0-10V

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SpirometerFunctional Specifications:

Hand DynamometerFunctional Specifications:

Model 70718 Hand Dynamometer with Transducer

Power Supply: +10VRange: 0-100kgVoltage output: 0 - 250mV

70718The Hand Dynamometer is used with the DataLab 2000system to measure hand grip strength. Requires Model70706 Basic Amplifier.

The Spirometer is used with the DataLab2000 system to measure airflow and lungcapacities in respiratory experiments. Thespirometer is a 10L capacity dry bellowstype. Requires Model 70706 BasicAmplifier.

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Model 70704 Response Time ModuleModel 63510DL Foot Switch for 70704The Response Time Module is used to initiate stimuli and recordreaction times with the DataLab 2000 System. The Response TimeModule can test reaction time, reaction/movement time andmultiple-choice reaction time. The Response Time Module caninitiate a variety of stimuli, including a 1KHz audio tone, or red andgreen stimulus lights. Requires Model 70706 Basic Amplifier.

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The Galvanic Skin Resistance(GSR) Preamplifier is used withthe DataLab 2000 to measure skinresistance. The GSR Preamplifierhas two finger electrodes and acable with a built-in preamplifierand two calibration buttons.Requires Model 70702Biopotential Amplifier.

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GSR PreamplifierFunctional Specifications:Range: 0Ω - 1.04MΩCalibration Points: Minimum - 10kΩ Maximum -1000kΩ (1MΩ)Calibration Accuracy: ±1%Electrodes: Stainless steelVoltage Range: ±10VTime Constant: DC (AC filter may be usedon Biopotential Amplifier)Biopotential AC Time Constant: 0.1sec

Model 70708 Galvanic Skin Resistance Preamplifier



Model 70720 Pressure TransducerThis transducer is used to provide single ordifferential pressure values for physiological andbiological measurements, such as blood pressure,human respiration (using the pneumo chestbellows), cellular respiration and photosynthesis.

Model 70722 Pulse PlethysmographThis Photoelectric Pulse Plethysmograph is usedto measure pulse waveforms and heart rate.

Model 70724 Heart Sounds MicrophoneThis microphone is a highly sensitive piezoelectriccrystal element used to sense heart sounds,peripheral pulse pressure and other dynamicphysiological functions.

Model 70728 Force TransducerThis semi-isometric, strain gauge force transducerhas a force range of 10mg to 1kg, and a voltagerange of -10 to +10V. It has 10’ of cable with asupport rod that measures 5”x0.375” in diameter.

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Model 70730 Oxygen ElectrodeThis Oxygen Electrode with the required Model70712 Oxygen Amplifier, measures dissolvedoxygen content.

Model 70732 Switched AC ModuleThis module allows a computer stimulus to turn ONand OFF a 120/240 VAC outlet. A commonapplication for the Switched AC Module is to turn ona light in a photosynthesis experiment.

Model 70744 Displacement TransducerThis semi-isotonic strain gauge transducer is usedto measure slight motions in physiologicalexperiments.

Model 70753 Minigraph Transducer AdapterThis adapter allows Minigraph sensors andtransducers to be used with DataLab 2000amplifiers. If you have a Minigraph system and wantto use your existing transducers, such as a forcetransducer, you can use this adapter to connect it tothe Basic DataLab 2000 Amplifier.

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Model 70723 3-Lead Electrode CableThis multipurpose 3-Lead Electrode Cable is used for obtaining physiological measurements, such asECG, EMG and EEG. It may also be used with needle electrodes and is equipped with standard2mm snaps for the connection of electrodes. Requires Biopotential Amplifier Model 70702.

Model 70746 EEG Electrode Connector BoardThis connector board is used to provide a common ground connection for snap electrode leadwiresused in EEG experiments.

Model 70747A Ear Clip Electrode

Model 70750 Disposable ElectrodesThese electrodes are used in ECG, EMG and EOG experiments.

Model 70751A Leadwire Adapter CableThis adapter is used to connect electrode lead wires to Model 70702 Biopotential Amplifier(see page 19). The Leadwire Adapter Cable is needed to input signals from an EEG electrode skullcapor EMG/ECG electrodes to the Biopotential Amplifier.

Model 70752 Needle Electrodes (set of 3)These electrodes can be used either to stimulate or to record physiological signals. The stainless steel22-gauge needles are 1.5” in length, with an aluminum hub. Electrodes come complete with a set ofthree 18” leadwires.

Model 70755 Remote Event MarkerThis marker is used to manually mark events while data acquisition is in progress.

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Model 70723M Miniature Electrode Cable Set, 4mm ID x 6.5mm ODComes with reusable electrodes Ag/AgCl. This multipurpose, miniature electrodecable is used for obtaining physiological measurements, such as Facial EMG.Requires Biopotential Amplifier Model 70702.

Model 70734 12-Lead ECG ModuleThis module is an interface device to provide simultaneous recording of 12 ECGleads. Signals from the 12-Lead ECG Module output to a set of 12 BiopotentialAmplifiers. Requires (4) 3-Lead Electrode Cable Model 70723.

Model 70736 ECG Electrode Lead Selector ModuleThis module allows the user to switch between any of the 5 ECG leads without reconfiguration of the electrode leads.

Model 70738A EEG 10-Lead Selector ModuleThis module allows the user to select two input leads and a ground lead froma 10-Lead EEG configuration. The user can switch between any combinationof leads without reconfiguring the electrode setup.

Model 70740 Blood Pressure KitThis Blood Pressure Kit is used with the DataLab 2000 system to measure andrecord blood pressure and Korotkoff sounds. The Blood Pressure Kit consists of(1) Model 76506LX Blood Pressure Inflation bulb with Pressure Gauge, (1)Model 70720 Pressure Transducer and (1) Model 70742 Blood Pressure Cuffwith Microphone.

Model 70742 Blood Pressure Cuff with MicrophoneThis is a standard blood pressure cuff with a Heart Sounds Microphone Model 70724 embedded in the cuff. The cuffallows blood pressure readings to be taken while recording heart sounds or Korotkoff sounds.

Model 70756 Nerve Conduction Recording Electrode

Model 70757 Nerve Conduction Replacement ElectrodeThe Nerve Conduction Recording Electrode Model 70756 is used to record action potentials and nerve conductionand stimulate nerve tissue.


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These cap electrodes ensure correct placement and reduce electrodeapplication time considerably. Each cap comes complete with gel,syringe, elastic straps, (2) ear clips and soap for washing.

Model 76609A 3-Lead EEG Electrode Cap

Model 76609DL-A EEG Electrode Cap (DataLab only)Comes with Model 70751A Leadwire Adapter Cable. See chart onpage 17 for system requirements.

Model 76610A 10-Lead EEG Electrode CapSee chart on page 17 for system requirements.

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Pictured to the Right:

A. Model 76632 Pin Electrodes (set of 2)

B. Model 76633 Stimulating Hand-Held ElectrodeThis insulated stainless steel electrode is used to stimulatetissues too delicate or small for needle electrodes.Recommended only for animal use in conjunction withSquare Wave Stimulator Model 82415IS.

C. Model 76659AD 12.5mm Adhesive Disk(pkg of 100)

D. Model 76659 Reusable 12.5mm Electrodewith Snap ConnectorSensor diameter is 12.56mm; OD is 19mm.

E. Model 76660AD 8mm Adhesive Disk (pkg of 100)

F. Model 76660 Reusable 8 mm Electrode with Snap ConnectorSensor diameter is 8mm; OD is 12.5mm.


Electrodes and Accessories

Model 76623G 4 oz Electrode Gel

Model 76623PP Set of 100 Prep Pads

Model 76629B 5-Lead Patch Electrode Set

Model 76642 GSR Electrodes (set of 2)

Model 76651B 5-Lead Patient Cable

Model 76656SC-M 4mm Mini Reusable Electrode with Safety Socket

Model 76656SC-3 Electrode Leads (set of 3)

Model 76656SC-5 Electrode Leads (set of 5)

Model 76656SC-BK Electrode Lead, BlackModel 76656SC-BR Electrode Lead, BrownModel 76656SC-GN Electrode Lead, GreenModel 76656SC-R Electrode Lead, RedModel 76656SC-W Electrode Lead, White

Electrode Accessories

Model 76620 EEG Electrode PasteModel 76621 Electrode Bio Gel, 8 ozModel 76716M Miniature Adhesive Collars, 4mm ID x 6.5mm OD (pkg of 100)

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Model 76613T Muscle Tension AdjusterThis tension adjuster has a spring-driven holder used for preparations requiring continuous fine adjustment of appliedtension.Model 76614A Muscle LeverUsed with displacement transducer to calibrate 1mm deflections of the transducer, prior to skeletal muscle studies.Model 76802 Transducer StandThis rod stand has a heavy 5” x 8” base and a 20” long, 3/8” diameter upright rod. Used to suspend force ordisplacement transducers and muscle clamps.Model 76803 Rod Holder for 76802Nickle-plated holder has two thumbscrews to attach a transducer or muscleclamp to the rod stand.Model 76804 Muscle ClampUse the nickle-chrome-plated flat jaw clamp to hold muscle preparationswhen working with the force or displacement transducer. A holder is neededto mount the clamp onto the rod stand.Model 76805 Scale Pan and WeightsAluminum pan with ten, 10g lead weights is used to calibrate the forcetransducer for muscle-work studies.

Model 77500 Aneroid SphygmomanometerModel 77525 Large Adult Cuff OnlyModel 77530 Replacement Pressure GaugeModel 78021 Single Stethoscope

Stimulus Amplitude: 0 to 100VStimulus Duration: 0.04 to 50msFrequency: 1 to 1000pulse/secLine Isolation: 1000V RMS maxOutput: Current Limited to 20mA DC max

Isolated Square-Wave StimulatorFunctional Specifications:

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Model 82415IS Isolated Square Wave StimulatorModel 70758 DataLab 2000 Stimulator Interface CableThis stimulator is safe to use on both human and animal subjects. It isisolated so that muscle twitch can be safely demonstrated on humans. TheSquare Wave Stimulator can be used as either a stand-alone unit, orinterfaced with the DataLab 2000 system to generate computer-controlledstimuli.

Temperature SensorsModel 76625 Skin Surface ProbeModel 76627 Esophageal/Rectal Temperature ProbeModel 76636 Ambient Temperature ProbeRange for each is 10°C to 50°C (14°F to 122°F) when used with ourTemperature Pre-amplifier Model 70710

Model 76755NCC Nerve Conduction ChamberSeven platinum wire electrodes enclosed in a clear plastic solution chamber enable the study of the propertiesof nerve conduction.

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Each Autogenics biofeedback unit gives visual feedback as changes in numerical displayand a light bar. A built-in synthesizer enables audio feedback to be given as a continuoustone, integrated clicks or as a piano tone. The frequency of the audio signal changes withthe monitored parameter. The unit provides a summary of each session, which includesmean, min, max and standard deviation of the monitored parameter. Electrodes,transducer, carrying case and rechargeable batteries are included.

Model 78117 Autogenics Single- Channel SCR MonitorAutogenics' Advanced Technology AT64 is aneasy-to-use, portable, single-channel SCRinstrument with built-in data collectioncapabilities. The AT64 provides the most usefulSCR information: quantified data on an individual'sarousal level.

Model 78115 Autogenics Single-Channel EMG MonitorAT33 is a portable, single channel EMG instrument.

Calculate and display summary statisticsTime period integration (TPI)Extremely high signal resolutionAutoranging display from 0.01µV - 999.0µV

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Model 78116 Autogenics Dual- Channel EMG MonitorAutogenics' Advanced Technology AT53 is aneasy-to-use, portable, surface EMG instrumentfor single site, dual site and ratio (A/B)monitoring. Simple enough for the EMG novice,yet featured for the most demanding practitioner.It provides both easy-to-understand patientfeedback and useful statistical information. 78116

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Model 78237 Relaxation Program CRP-1 (Three tapes)Developed and voiced by Dr. Thomas Budzynski, University of Colorado Medical Center. Set of (6) 19 - 30mincassette tape sides is designed to augment biofeedback training.

Model 78238 Biofeedback Procedures Tape T-18 (One tape)By Dr. Thomas Budzynski, University of Colorado Medical Center.A systems approach to biofeedback training defines modular diagnostic/training sequences for most efficientintegration of EMG, temperature and EDR biofeedback.

Model 78239 Biofeedback; A Practioner’s Guide (Second Edition)By Mark Stephen Schwartz, Ph.D and Associates. Dr. Schwartz and his colleagues present the application ofbiofeedback to specific disorders in a range of settings. With hundreds of ideas, guidelines and discussions aboutpractical topics, this book is a storehouse of knowledge for the novice practitioner and seasoned professional alike.

Features:Windows® 95/98/98SE, 2000 and XP compatibilityUse with notebook or PC computersNew Windows-type displaysEasy to use mouse and keyboard functionsSelectable EEG frequencies 1 to 32HzOver 500 biofeedback displaysReal-time feedback informationFull data entry per patientUSB serial port connection

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Model 78119 Single-Channel Temperature MonitorAutogenics' Advanced Technology AT42 TEMP is an easy-to-use, portable,single-channel temperature training instrument. Its built-in microprocessor collectsand analyzes session data, and presents temperature information in ways that are easier than ever to understand.

Model 78118 Alpha-Theta EEG TrainerAutogenics' Advanced Technology AT62 EEG Alpha-Theta Trainer is asimple, self-contained, portable EEG monitor. The AT62 is nowsupplied with standard Gold ear and scalp electrodes, paste, prep,pads and full instructions on using the 10-20 system for maximumEEG signal resolution. With no software to learn, you can use theAlpha-Theta EEG Trainer the day you receive it.

Model 78140 EEG Neurofeedback SystemSince it's introduction in the 1990s, the A620 EEG has been used for thousandsof hours by professionals in their biofeedback practice. No other neurofeedbackinstrument has the reputation of the A620 EEG and the new version, the A620-3EEG, continues the precedent-setting performance with new software and state-of-the-art hardware for today's computer marketplace. The A620-3 EEGincorporates the same operating characteristics of its predecessor with newWindows®-type screens and easier to use mouse and keyboard commands.

Calculation and display of summary statistics (session mean, max, min and SD)Temperature display in °C or °FTemperature feedback resolution of 0.1 or 0.01 (user selectable)

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KWith the Schuhfried system not only will you get a flexible and easy-to-use system, but you will also get state-of-the-art software. The systemnot only incorporates the basic features for biofeedback, but alsoincludes training and evaluation features that are not found in mostbiofeedback systems. Some of the included features are: thresholdvalue training (event is triggered if value exceeds/drops below the threshold),acoustic feedback, background music from clients’ favorite audio CD(s), computerbackground music, electrode/sensor placement help and online context sensitive help.Many other features are also available with the different software modules.

Session EvaluationOne or several sessions can be displayed next to each other or on top of each other,thus the client can reflect on the therapy course. The program automatically calculatesthe most important statistical parameters like: session duration, mean value andminimum and maximum values. Furthermore, artifacts can be corrected after thesession. Information measurement scales can be zoomed in to a higher solution in orderto guarantee an adequate form of display. Several measurement values can besummarized into columns by forming a mean value, thus, the width of each columncorresponds to a certain time unit. The program offers the ability to store, compress andexport data to other Windows-based programs like SPSS® or Microsoft® Excel.

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Schuhfried Biofeedback 2000:

Reduces Stress and Burn-out-syndromes

Reduces Headache and Backpains

Reduces Migraines

Reduces Hypertension

Reduces Incontinence

Reduces Psychosomatic Troubles

Builds up Muscles

Biofeedback 2000 Advantages:

Scientifically Grounded Therapies

Painless Treatment

Improved Self-control

Reduced Medication

NO SIDE EFFECTS!

Pentium Class PC64MB RAM200 to 400MB Free Hard Drive SpaceCD-ROM DriveSerial PortFloppy Drive16bit Soundcard, MIDI CapableGraphics CardMinimum Resolution of 800 x 600 Pixels,

16bit ColorWindows® 95/98/98SE, XP or 2000

Biofeedback 2000System Requirements:

Model 73001 Full Physiological RecorderConnections for (1) EDA, (2) EMG, (2) Temperature, (1) PLE, (2) Respiration, (1) Motility and(1) Microphone channel.

Model 73002 EDA Electrode CableModel 73003 EMG Electrode CableModel 73004 Rectal EMG ProbeModel 73005 Vaginal Electrode NEENModel 73006 Vaginal EMG Electrode CableModel 73007 Skin Temperature SensorModel 73008 Finger Pulse Plethysmograph (PLE)Model 73009 Ear Pulse Plethysmograph (PLE)Model 73010 Reflex Pulse SensorModel 73011 Respiration/Breathing Belt SensorModel 73012 Motility SensorModel 73013 Microphone for Sound LevelModel 73014 Microphone for Voice Record (attached to PC sound card)Model 73016 Adhesive Ring (to attach reflex pulse and motility sensors)

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Model 73001 Full Physiological RecorderModel 73100 Basic Software Module (required)Model 73002 EDA Electrode CableModel 73003 EMG Electrode CableModel 73007 Skin Temperature SensorModel 73008 Finger Pulse Plethysmograph (PLE)Model 73011 Respiration/Breathing Belt SensorModel 70750 Disposable Electrodes

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Specialty Training Modules

Model 73101 Breathing TrainingThe system measures and analyzes the client’s actualbreathing pattern and then provides a respective idealbreathing curve. Thus, the client trains his/her breathingbehavior to match that of the ideal curve.Model 73102 EDA Relaxation TrainingThe goal is to lower habitual state of arousal or sympatheticnerve activity through skin conductance.Model 73103 Confrontational TrainingThe client can observe their autonomic nervous system reaction under extreme conditions to try to gain control over them.Model 73104 Voice RecorderThe conversation between client and therapist is recordedand synchronized with the physiological parameter beingmonitored. Thus the therapist will be able to analyze topicsthat triggered increased arousal or stress, in detail, after thesession.Model 73105 Neuromuscular RehabilitationThis training module instructs the client to perform definedmuscle contractions to gain control over the muscle ormuscle group.Model 73106 Electromyography RelaxationTrainingThe goal of the client is to learn to reduce musclecontractions or produce symmetrical contractions to relievebackaches, tension headaches or other musculaturetensions.Model 73107 Blood CirculationImprove blood circulation through training usingtemperature feedback.

Model 73101 Breathing Training

Biofeedback SoftwareModel 73100 Basic Software ModuleThe basic module includes all of the standard features of the system and allows for basic biofeedback training.

Model 73108 Stress TestWhen confronted with an acoustic or visual stress stimulus, all the client’s physiological parameters are recorded. Theconcluding evaluation shows the client’s vegetative reactions and their intensity (cardiovascular, electrodermal, etc.)and according to the time elapsed, conclusions can be drawn on the client’s psychic processes (e.g. expectancy fear).Each provocation phase length (baseline, announcement, stimulus offer and relaxation) can be selected and is depictedby separation markers in the evaluation.Model 73109 Tolerance TestThe client’s task is to match shape, color and pitch to amoving geometric form. Selection of shape, color and pitchis made using the computer’s mouse and clicking on thecorrect responses. The program continuously calculates thepercentage of correct responses and adapts the difficulty insuch a way that the client is able to “just” solve 50 percentof the tasks. Therefore, the client is subject to an “optimum”of constant stress and his psychophysiological reactioncomponents can consequently be evaluated.

Specialty Psychophysiological Modules

Model numbers for 220V/50Hz operation should have a “*C” suffix.As our catalogs are referred to by our customers for many months, we reserve the right to change prices without notice.

Prices may vary between our ads and our catalogs. International prices will differ. Call for current pricing.

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12-Lead ECG Module3-Lead Electrode CableBacteria Filters for Spirometer (30 pcs)Basic AmplifierDataLab 2000 Software CD-ROMBiopotential AmplifierConnection Cable for GPI BedData Acquisition Card for Desktop ComputersData Acquisition Card for Laptop ComputersDataLab 2000 General Purpose Interface BedDataLab 2000 Basic PackageDataLab 2000 Blood Pressure KitDataLab 2000 Blood Pressure Cuff w/ MicrophoneDisplacement TransducerDisposable ElectrodesEar Clip ElectrodeECG Electrode Lead Selector ModuleEEG 10-Lead Selector ModuleEEG Electrode Connector BoardFoot Switch for the Response Time ModuleForce TransducerGSR Preamplifier w/ CablesHand Dynamometer w/ TransducerHeart Sounds MicrophoneHoses For SpirometerInteractive Laboratory Web CDMiniature Electrode Cable SetMinigraph Transducer AdapterLeadwire Adapter CableMouthpieces for SpirometerNeedle Electrodes (set of 3)Nerve Conduction ElectrodeNerve Conduction Replacement ElectrodeNose Clips for SpirometerOxygen AmplifierOxygen ElectrodePressure TransducerPulse PlethysmographRemote Event MarkerResponse Time ModuleSpirometerSwitched AC ModuleTemperature Preamplifier

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4oz Electrode Gel3-Lead Electrode Cable5-Lead Patch Electrode5-Lead Patient CableAdhesive Collars, 4mm IDAdhesive Disk, 8mm IDAdhesive Disk, 12.5mm IDAmbient Temperature ProbeAneroid SphygmomanometerBio Gel, 8ozCuff Only, Large AdultEEG 3-Lead Electrode CapEEG 10-Lead Electrode CapEEG Electrode Cap (DataLab 2000 only)EEG Electrode PasteElectrode Leads-3 (set of 3)Electrode Leads-5 (set of 5)Electrode Lead, BlackElectrode Lead, BrownElectrode Lead, GreenElectrode Lead, RedElectrode Lead, WhiteEsophageal/Rectal Temperature ProbeGSR Electrodes (set of 2)Isolated Square Wave StimulatorMiniature Electrode Cable SetMuscle ClampMuscle LeverMuscle Tension AdjusterNerve Conduction ChamberPin Electrode (set of 2)Replacement Pressure GuageReusable 8mm Electrode w/ Snap ConnectorReusable 12.5mm Electrode w/ Snap ConnectorRod Holder for Transducer StandScale Pan and WeightsSet of 100 Prep PadsSingle StethoscopeSkin Surface ProbeStimulating Hand-Held ElectrodeStimulator Interface CablesTransducer Stand



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Adhesive Rings (pkg of 500)Autogenics Alpha-Theta EEG TrainerAutogenics Dual-Channel EMG MonitorAutogenics EEG Neurofeedback SystemAutogenics Single-Channel EMG MonitorAutogenics Skin Conductance MonitorAutogenics Single-Channel Temperature MonitorBasic Software ModuleBiofeedback; A Practioner’s Guide (Second Edition)Biofeedback Procedures TapeBlood Circulation Training ModuleBreathing BeltBreathing Training ModuleConfrontation Training ModuleEar Pulse SensorsEDA Electrode CableEDA Relaxation Training ModuleEMG Electrode CableEMG Relaxation Training ModuleFinger Pulse SensorFull Physiological RecorderMicrophone for SoundMicrophone for VoiceMotility SensorNeuromuscular Training ModuleRectal EMG ElectrodeReflex Pulse SensorRelaxation Program CRP-1 (Three tapes)Stress Test SoftwareTemperature SensorTolerance Test SoftwareVaginal Electrode NEENVaginal EMG Electrode CableVoice Recorder Module

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All phone orders must be accompanied by a hard copy of your order.All must include the following information:1) Complete billing and shipping addresses2) Name and department of end user3) Model number and description of desired item(s)4) Quantity of each item desired5) Purchase order number or method of payment6) Telephone number

DOMESTIC TERMSThere is a $50 minimum order. Open accounts can be extended to mostrecognized educational institutions, hospitals and government agencies.Net amount due 30 days from the date of shipment. Enclose paymentwith the order, charge with VISA, MasterCard, American Express, orpay COD. We must have a hard copy of your order by mail or fax.Students, individuals and private companies may call for a creditapplication.

INTERNATIONAL PAYMENT INFORMATIONThere is a $50 minimum order. Payment should be made in advanceby: draft drawn on a major US bank, wire transfer to our account, VISA,MasterCard, American Express, or confirmed irrevocable letter of credit.Proforma invoices will be provided upon request.

EXPORTSIf ordering equipment for use outside the USA, please specify thecountry of ultimate destination, as well as the power requirements(110V/60Hz or 220V/50Hz). Model numbers for 220V/50Hz will havea “*C” suffix.

EXCHANGES & REFUNDSUnaccepted merchandise may be returned for credit only if we havebeen consulted and have issued prior authorization. It should be packedwell, insured for the full value and returned along with a cover letterexplaining the reason for return. Merchandise may be returned prepaidwithin thirty (30) days after receipt of the item and in the

original shipping carton. Collect shipments will not be accepted. Unitmust be returned in saleable condition, and credit is subject toinspection of the merchandise. Customer may be assessed arestocking fee of up to 20%.

QUOTATIONSQuotations are supplied on an as-requested basis. Written quotationswill include the price of goods, plus estimated shipping and handlingif requested. Quotations are good for 30 days; following that time,prices are subject to change. In such a case, please ask us to requoteyour order.

RETURNSEquipment may not be returned without first receiving a ReturnGoods Authorization Number (RGA).

When returning equipment for service, please call LafayetteInstrument to receive an RGA number. Your RGA number will begood for 30 days. Address the shipment to: Lafayette InstrumentCompany, 3700 Sagamore Parkway North, Lafayette, IN 47904,USA. Shipments cannot be received at the PO Box. The items shouldbe packed well, insured for full value, and returned along with acover letter explaining the malfunction. Please also state the nameof the Lafayette Instrument representative authorizing the return. Anestimate of repair will be given prior to completion ONLY if requestedin your enclosed cover letter. We must have a hard copy of yourpurchase order by mail or fax, or repair work cannot commence.

WARRANTYLafayette Instrument guarantees its equipment against all defects inmaterials and workmanship to the ORIGINAL PURCHASER for aperiod of one (1) year from the date of shipment, unless otherwisestated. During this period, Lafayette Instrument will repair or replace,at its option, any equipment found to be defective in materials orworkmanship. If a problem arises, please contact our office for priorauthorization before returning the item. This warranty does not extendto damaged equipment resulting from alteration, misuse, negligenceor abuse, normal wear or accident. In no event shall LafayetteInstrument be liable for incidental or consequential damages. Thereare no implied warranties or merchantability of fitness for a particularuse, or of any other nature. Warranty period for repairs or usedequipment purchased from Lafayette Instrument is 90 days.

DAMAGED GOODSDamaged equipment should not be returned to LafayetteInstrument prior to thorough inspection.

When a shipment arrives damaged, note damage on delivery billand have the driver sign it to acknowledge the damage. Contact thedelivery service, and they will file an insurance claim. When damageis not detected at the time of delivery, contact the carrier and requestan inspection within 10 days of the original delivery. Please call theLafayette Instrument Customer Service Department for a returnauthorization for repair or replacement of the damaged merchandise.

Worldwide with exception of Great Britain and Western Europe

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As our catalogs are referred to by our customers for many months, we reserve the right to change prices without notice. Prices may varybetween our ads and our catalogs. Product description, typographic, pricing and photographic errors are unintentional and subject tocorrection. Products are available in both 110V/60Hz or 220V/50Hz. The material presented in this publication is copyright-protected andmay not be reproduced in any form, by any method, for any purpose without the prior written consent of LIC.

Copyright © 2003 by Lafayette Instrument Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved-Rel. 6.26.03

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765.423.1505Toll-Free 1.800.428.7545 (USA only)765.423.4111lifesci@lafayetteinstrument.comwww.lafayetteinstrument.comLafayette Instrument CompanyPO Box 5729Lafayette, IN 47903 USA

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