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Proteus may be used in several different ways, each associated with an operating mode. You select modes by pressing the middle button. When you do this, the following characters appear in the display in sequence: Pxx This selected the primary memory bank; use the bottom key to select which session to run ("xx"=session number). Proteus ships with 50 sessions preinstalled in this memory bank; you can store up to 99 sessions here - PO1 through P99. P00 is the random session - it's different every time you run it. Uxx This is a second, utility memory bank. It works the same way as the primary bank, except that it includes 100 session slots (U00 to U99). Usr This is the User mode, use this to experiment with real-time changes in pulse rate, audio pitch and to toggle the LiteFrames between all lights on/off and alternating red/green (or on/off and left/right when using monocolor LiteFrames). PC Select this is you are either a) editing and testing sessions in real-time while connected to a personal computer (PC) or b) if Proteus is under control of ThoughtStream, a biofeedback device. AS Audiostrobe® decoder select. Use this when playing AudioStrobe encoded compact discs or MP3's. This circuit translates special signals in to patterns of pulsed light, precisely synchronized with music or other audio material. The effect can be quite profound. A sample AudioStrobe CD is included with the Proteus. Dozens of additional titles are available, and you can create your own AudioStrobe sessions Mind Explorer software (included on the enclosed compact disc). dt Use this mode to download new sessions into Proteus, and to upgrade the internal operating system. NOTE: When you turn Proteus on, the display will briefly show the installed Operating System version number. Your system should show version 2.0 or later. You can obtain free updates as they become available. Instructions included with Proteus machine. Be sue to check the FAQ, Tutorials and Session areas for helpful tips and pointers for getting the most from your system.
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