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hi neuroasis
I want to try your hack with this item in ebay
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/Universal-3D-...item20feeca077
I am wandering if it is the same as you have?
I seen the video with 10 hz IBVA machine i had the opportunity to use the software once and graphically it is the most beautiful waterfall really cool plus you got good results with your eyes open i am wondering it is works well as in faster frequency ?
thanks for any info ..
Yes, those are the glasses or appear to be.
Yes, faster frequencies are very dependent on the waveform that you use. A square wave from MWS works good. I also have some custom waveforms, a saw with an offset meaning it never goes to 0, that works well. My Spooky2 frequency generator drives them great too at very fast speeds. I need to measure how they react to speeds above our visual perception by testing with a photocell. These glasses in use with TV's easily go to 120hz, so there should be no issues with high speeds.
Best,
Scott
BTW, for everyone reading, we are referring to this hack I posted on my YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_TmiYXLxgY
thanks Scott
I know there is a new consumer EEG device that use this active glasses as a feedback with dry electrodes but the fact that we can use kasina, mindsky and MWS it can give loads of ideas to play with very interesting
another thing that I heard but I don't no if it is true is that that motor that you hacked in this videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjimscjNUyA
some people say that is possible to have a good experience letting the motor vibrating somewhere in your head again i am not sure but i think it is cheap to make one and try it out lol
I think tactile feedback as with the vibration motor is very powerful. Especially after you have spent time 'anchoring' frequencies in meditation. It is good for studying too or as an alarm to alert you of certain states or conditions with biosensors.
We want to show people how easy it is to make some of these accessories and get people using them. If you learn a few things you don't have to pay big money.
Or if there is enough interest from non-DIYers and it is something people want we can make some available for sell in small quantities. We don't plan huge manufacturing runs and packaging which just ups the cost and risks capital investments.
Interesting. :eusa_think:
hi Scott
i am not sure how you did it i got the glasses today but it is not working i must be doing something wrong ..
did you destroy the power button ?Attachment 962
Disconnect and remove the battery. You won't need it anymore. Thus the power switch has no purpose in the final circuit. Neither does any of the internal circuitry. The lenses respond to voltage changes from the mind machine (pulse width modulation)
What machine are you using as the source? What you want to do is identify the ground on the output cable and an active channel (if there is more than one light channel) You can do this with a multimeter or a spare LED. LEDs are good because they will only light when current is flowing the correct direction. If you tell me which machine then I will tell you the wiring.
Then you can touch the contacts of any one of the lenses and it should turn on and off with the pulse. Try something slow at first. If Kasina, make a KBS file that pulses at 1hz or a Proteus in manual mode is the easiest. You can plug the cable into your audio jack and touch the leads off of that.
Having done that you now know the orientation. Then you wire both sides together. Technically you could wire them for alternating but I didn't bother with that in my first build.
You might pick up some techniques from this guy too. I watched this and he encouraged me that it was an easy hack: http://hackaday.com/2012/11/14/turni...ic-sunglasses/
thanks Scott i understand better i menage to get is working with kasina super cool
That's great news. I was surprised how easy it was to do once I figured it out too. Play with different waveforms in MWS for best results. Square waves work best in most cases. But a sawtooth or triangle can work too.
I have been playing a lot with those glasses and i see the difference with square wave here is a video to share how i have been using most the time so far.. if any body wants this session I can share :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VddEHBp2DZI
Hi Leandro,
It looks like you have gotten the glasses to work really well. The idea of dark and light for attention feedback is a good one. I will try that.
Do the glasses you bought have a green tint to them? It doesn't appear so on the video. Mine do. If not I think I will try to buy ones like that. The green tint is ok and good to filter some of the blue light from a screen but I wouldn't have chosen it to be that way.
Thanks for sharing the video and the shout out and link.
Best,
Scott
Hi yes i notice that yours is bit more green than mine it seams in the video but mine still is a bit green less but in the sun light you will see better i got the cheapest one on ebay
((Universal 3D Active Shutter Glasses USB Rechargeable Bluetooth 3D TV Projector))