TB-Electronics F-SCAN COMPACT - OPTION DIRP: Introduction and Sensors; Introduction to DIRP Function; DIRP Sensors

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OPTION DIRP
Introduction
The option DIRP offers the function to perform an automated resonance
analysis. Up to now this function w as offered exclusively by the F-SCAN2
and the F-SCAN TOUCH and performed by therapists or health
practitioners.
DIRP (DIRP = Dual Integration Resonance Procedure) generates a
snapshot of body reactions in the form of resonance answ ers to briefly
applied frequencies. The results are therefore personalized and should be
superior to the use of low frequency applications readily offered by various
listings. Experience teaches that the body answ ers w ith useful resonances
when positively stimulated by a given frequency.
The standard DIRP function scans the range betw een 80‘000 Hz and
560‘000 Hz. Based on the experience of many years scans below 80’000
Hz do not produce meaningful results. The low er and upper limits of the
range can be raised if needed. The device calculates the step size betw een
frequency values to cover the range in 500 equal steps.
Sensors
F-SCAN COMPA CT w ith the optional
DIRP function come w ith one regular
single segment handhold and a
special one w ith two segments.
The short segment contains the DIRP
sensor.
WARNING: NEV ER MAKE A
DIRECT C ONNECTION BETWEEN
THE EL ECT RODES DURING A
THERAPY!