2023 06 Bio-Well Manual

Bio-Well GDV Camera 1.0, 2.0 & 3.
0
and Software Manual
Ver. 06-2023
Contents
Contents ....................................................................................................................... 2
Purpose ........................................................................................................................ 5
Technical Information about Bio-Well GDV Camera device ............................... 5
Important Remarks and Safety Measures ............................................................. 6
Standard set of the Bio-Well GDV Camera 1.0 ..................................................... 7
Getting started ......................................................................................................... 11
Software Interface ................................................................................................... 13
Cards list .................................................................................................................... 19
Scans list..................................................................................................................... 22
Creating a new Scan/Experiment .......................................................................... 24
Preparing person for the examination................................................................. 24
Rules of capturing fingers ...................................................................................... 25 2
Conducting a “Full Scan” ......................................................................................... 29

“Full Scan” results .................................................................................................... 31
Conducting a “Stress Test” Scan ........................................................................... 54
“Stress Test” Scan results ....................................................................................... 55
Conducting a “One Finger” Scan ........................................................................... 56
“One Finger” Scan results ....................................................................................... 57
Conducting an “Environment” Scan ...................................................................... 60
“Environment” Scan results.................................................................................... 64
Comparing Scans ...................................................................................................... 69
Offline Mode ............................................................................................................. 75
Previous GDV Readings ........................................................................................... 76
Calibration guidelines ............................................................................................. 77
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Terms
Area – Bio-Well Software parameter calculated as number of pixels on the
GI related to the object being analyzed.
Bio-Well Account– an account (Login and Password) created on website
that allows User to work with the Bio-Well Software database.
Bio-Well GDV Camera device – is a USB digital camera that is able to extract
electro-photonic emission from the conductive object placed on its electrode,
capture the resulting gas discharge (created by excitation of air molecules by the
electro-photonic emission) and send the created glow images to the computer via
USB cable for further processing.
Bio-Well Server – Internet server that hosts the code for
analyzing/processing the Scans made by the Bio-Well GDV Camera device and
keeps the Bio-Well User’s databases of Cards and Scans.
Bio-Well Software – is a computer program that is able to read the captured
glow images from the Bio-Well GDV Camera device via USB cable, edit them and
send to the remote server for calculation of the various parameters.
Bio-Well Subscription – payment made on www.bwacc.com for the
activation of the Bio-Well Account that activates the possibility to conduct new 3
Scans and Calibration.
Calibration – process of tuning Area and Intensity parameters of the Glow
to the current environmental conditions by adjusting the voltage of the Bio-Well
GDV Camera (for Area calibration) and creating appropriate Intensity correction
coefficient on the Bio-Well Server (for Intensity adjustment). In case of Bio-Well
2.0 & 3.0 spectrum of the Glow is also being tuned during calibration.
Electro-photonic emission – flow of electrons from a conductive object
under the influence of high frequency high intensity electro-magnetic impulse
that creates photonic emission (Glow) in the air.
Electro-Photonic Imaging (EPI) – technology (synonym of GDV) based on
Kirlian effect that allows to capture and process digital images of the gas
discharge (Glow).
Energy – Bio-Well Software parameter derived as numeric evaluation of the
energy of the Glow captured by the Bio-Well GDV Camera device and calculated
by multiplication of Area on Average Intensity on correction coefficient.
Environment – regime or mode of capturing GI of the installed on the glass
electrode of the Bio-Well GDV Camera device calibration metal cylinder with
fixed interval (5-60 seconds for BW 1.0 & 1-60 seconds for BW 2.0) between
captures, to which an external electrode is connected: Bio-Glove, Sputnik sensor
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or Water sensor; during which Area, Intensity, Energy, Entropy and Activity Level
of Environment parameters are calculated.
Full Scan – regime or mode of capturing GI of human fingers (all ten) in the
Bio-Well Software that allows to get maximum parameters about functional
(energetic) state of a person, his/her systems and organs, based on intersection
of each finger into sectors according to acupuncture points concept and more
than 20 years of clinical studies.
Gas discharge (Glow) – light emitted by the gas (air) due to the excitation
of its molecules by the electrons and photons from an object under study with
the use of EPI technology.
Glow Images (GI) – digital images created by the Bio-Well Software after
processing the Glow from the object placed on the glass electrode of the Bio-Well
device.
Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV) – same as EPI (synonym).
Intensity - Bio-Well Software parameter calculated as average value of
intensity (brightness from 0 (black) till 255 (white)) of pixels on the GI related
to the object being analyzed.
Kirlian effect – phenomenon of electro-photonic emission from conductive 4
objects under the high intensity high frequency electro-magnetic field.
Offline mode – regime of the Bio-Well Software functioning without Internet
connection, that allows to capture the GI, but doesn’t allow to process them and
get any parameters. Calibration procedure is not available.
One finger – regime of mode of capturing glow images of one human finger
several times in a row (from 4 to 100 times) for further assessment of time
dynamics of all EPI/GDV parameters of whole finger or specific sector.
Online mode - regime of Bio-Well Software functioning with Internet
connection, that allows to work with the database (if Subscription is not paid)
and to calibrate, capture the GI, process them and calculate parameters (if
Subscription is paid).
Scan – an experiment made by the Bio-Well User in the Bio-Well Software.
Stress parameter – numeric evaluation of the psycho-emotional and
functional state of a person being scanned, based on assessment of the external
contour curvature of the GI of fingers scanned.
Stress scan – regime or mode of capturing images of human fingers (left
and right ring fingers) in the Bio-Well Software, that allows User to assess Stress,
Energy and Balance parameters.
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Purpose
Bio-Well Software is specifically designed to work with the Bio-Well GDV Camera
device: BW 1.0, 2.0 & 3.0 models. It allows: to capture images of human fingers in
several modes and conduct experiments with external sensors; process the captured
data on the Bio-Well Server.
The Bio-Well GDV Camera device can be used for the purpose of capturing and
analyzing the electro-photonic glow of human fingertips and other conductive objects
placed on its electrode. There is no mention of disease or medical condition claims, and
the technology does not pose a risk to the safety of users.
Technical Information about Bio-Well GDV Camera device

Bio-Well GDV Camera device belongs to electrical equipment for use in ordinary
locations.
The device is intended for use in Dry Location — a location not normally subject
to dampness or wetness.
Bio-Well GDV Camera device provides no risks to life and property.
The device is intended for working with a personal computer.
Operating conditions: 5
-ambient air temperature from +18°С(65ºF) to +35°С(95ºF);
-relative air humidity 30-70% at a temperature of 30°С;
-atmospheric pressure from 84 to 106.7 kPa (630–800 mmHg);
-direct current power supply with operating voltage of 5V.
NB! Main parameters, characteristics, dimensions and warranties are provided in

the Passport of the Bio-Well GDV Camera device (supplied with every device).
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Important Remarks and Safety Measures
User should pay special attention to the following:
• While touching the glass electrode of the Bio-Well GDV Camera device do
not touch any grounded conductive objects (like heating pipes, etc.).
• During the scanning process keep the Bio-Well GDV Camera device at least
50cm from the computer.
• Always keep the glass electrode of the Bio-Well GDV Camera device in clean
condition (using alcohol or wet tissues with alcohol – best option; if not
possible – use regular screen cleaner).
• If Bio-Well GDV Camera device was in a cold environment (less than
10ºС/50ºF) before starting using it please wait for at least 1 hour to warm
up.
• During “Environment” Scans (experiments) shifts in relative humidity
should not exceed 5% and shifts in air temperature should not exceed 5ºС.
• During “Environment” Scans do not turn on/off electrical devices within the
room where the Bio-Well GDV Camera device is operating.
• Do not use cell phones near the Bio-Well GDV Camera device or Sputnik
sensor as it can alter the result. 6
• Presence of different people in the room may affect the measurement
results.
• Do not take “Environment” measurements during strong atmospheric
changes as they can affect the readings.
• Be aware of changes in geomagnetic background (e.g. Sun and Moon
rise/recess, magnetic storms) during “Environment” measurements.
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Standard set of the Bio-Well GDV Camera 1.0
Together with any Bio-Well 1.0 device you should get the following items:
• Standard finger insert

• Big finger insert
• Calibration cylinder insert
• Calibration wire with “banana” plugs on both ends
• White calibration stand
• Fabric napkin
• USB cable for connection of the Bio-Well device to your computer
• Passport of the Bio-Well device
• Quick-start guide
Standard set of the Bio-Well GDV Camera 2.0 7

• Transporting bag
• Big finger insert
• Calibration wire with “banana” plugs on both ends
• Fabrik napkin
• USB cable for connection of the Bio-Well device to Windows PC
• USB cable for connection of the Bio-Well device to MAC computer
• One pack (100pcs) of Bio-Well plastic filters
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Standard set of the Bio-Well GDV Camera 3.0
• Transporting bag
• Cylinder insert for connecting Bio-Well accessories (i.e. Sputnik) (optional)
• Fabrik napkin
• USB cable: USB-A to USB-C
• USB cable: USB-C to USB-C
• One pack (100pcs) of Bio-Well plastic filters
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Bio-Well 1.0 device front and back view:
The only difference between 2.0 and 1.0 Bio-Well device external design is presence
of the ventilator button at the back of the 2.0 device.
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External design elements:
1. LED (works the same way on 1.0, 2.0 & 3.0 devices)
• Turns green if power is ON and device is recognized by the operating
system of your computer.
• Turns orange if power is ON, but device is not recognized by the
operating system of your computer. Check the drivers installation or
reinstall the software while deactivating antivirus and firewall. Turn off
the Bluetooth on your computer – it may conflict with the Bio-Well device.
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• Blinks from green to orange while connecting to the computer or during
capturing an image.
• Doesn’t light up at all: no power. Check the USB cable connection, if it
doesn’t help – contact local Bio-Well representative.
2. Place for the finger insert or calibration cylinder insert.
3. USB cable socket: USB-B for Bio-Well 1.0 and 2.0 devices, USB-C for Bio-Well
3.0 device.
4. “Ground” or “Earth” socket. Used for connection of the calibration cable during
calibration of 1.0 and 2.0 devices.
5. Ventilator button. Turn it ON when using Bio-Well device in humid
environmental conditions, especially when doing long-term experiments with
Sputnik, glove or water sensor. In all other cases keep it OFF.
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Getting started
To begin your work with the device, first download and install the latest version
of the Bio-Well Software from the website: www.bio-
well.com/gb/products/software.html. Users with MAC OS 10.13 and higher should
download the Bio-Well software from the AppStore. Download and/or installation may
be affected by the computer’s firewall, antivirus, or similar security software. Disabling
of one or more of these resident programs for the time of installation of the Bio-Well
software may be necessary for successful installation. Once the installation process is
completed, and a subscription has been purchased (www.bwacc.com), connect one end
of the included USB cable to the rear of the Bio-Well GDV Camera device, and the other
end to the computer.
Subscription login and payment information can be reviewed and updated by
logging in to the website www.bwacc.com.
If you experience any problems with the installation or starting the Bio-Well
software please refer to the FAQ section on the Bio-Well official website (click “Learn”
and select “FAQ”: go to the section devoted to the software issues). If FAQ doesn’t help
– please contact the local Bio-Well representative.
The Login window appears (pic. 1):
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Pic. 1. Login window of the Bio-Well Software.
For standard Online mode (connected to the Internet), choose the language, enter
the subscription Login (Username) and Password (that you have obtained during
registration process on www.bwacc.com and click “Login” button.
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NB! If you need to change the language of the interface in the Bio-Well software,
click “Account” and select “Log out”, and you will get back to the login window (pic. 1)
to select another language.
Each Bio-Well GDV Camera device requires a subscription account
(Login/Password) by default. If you try make a Scan with any Bio-Well device not
associated with the account you will be notified that it is impossible and that you are
using wrong device. It is possible to change the limit of devices that can be connected
to one Account (Subscription) in your private cabinet on www.bwacc.com. Monthly or
yearly payment will be multiplied on the number of the devices that are allowed to be
used under one Account (Subscription). For more information about Subscription and
payment options please visit “Subscription” page on the website.
NB! Bio-Well Account is not connected or attached to your computer – it can be
accessed from any computer with installed Bio-Well Software and connected to
Internet.
Any Bio-Well device can be used with unlimited number of accounts. In example,
one Bio-Well device can be used by different Users on different days under different
Accounts.
If you have installed and started Bio-Well Software without registering a Bio-Well
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Account/Subscription beforehand – then please click “Activate my Bio-Well” button
that will redirect you to www.bwacc.com website for registration of an Account or
access any of the public Bio-Well accounts:
Login/Password = medic/medic – public account for cases with known medical
conditions;
Login/Password = mind/mind – public account with psychological cases;
Login/Password = sputnik/sputnik – public account with Sputnik and water
sensor scans;
Login/Password = biocor/biocor – public account with Bio-Cor application cases;
In order to save your login details and automatically log in to the Bio-Well
Software tick the “Remember me” option.
If you have forgotten password - click “Forgot password” link – you will be
redirected to the website for resetting the password.
For Offline mode (not connected to the Internet), choose the Language and click
“Work offline”.
If you want to delete your account with all the scans click “Delete” button.
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Software Interface
Once logged in, the main window will appear (pic. 2). This dashboard-style layout
provides access to all software functions and scan history.
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Pic. 2. Main screen of the Bio-Well Software.
In the top bar of the window you can find the version of the Bio-Well Software that
you are logged in and in brackets you can find the expiry date of your paid subscription.
Main screen interface of the Bio-Well Software can be divided into three parts:
control panel (at the top of the screen); database part (left side of the screen), that
consists of two columns; and results part (right side of the screen), that represents the
results of processing the obtained GI.
Control panel
Control panel is divided into two parts: left side is devoted to the database and
settings, right part is devoted to the buttons for creating new scans in “Full scan”,
“Stress scan”, “One finger” or “Environment” modes.
- standard view of User’s database represented as a list of Cards

organized according to alpha-numeric sequence (see pic. 2).
- User’s database view where Scans are organized according to the date
and time of the Scan. Each line consists of 3 parts (from left to right): name of the Card,
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icon of the type of the scan, and date and time when that scan was made (with the
length of the experiment in case of “Environment” scans).
Click on the calendar icon to search for the scans made on a specific day.
Click the filter icon to filter the list according to the type of the experiment or
according to the label.
Pic. 3. Recent scans interface.
- opens a list of all Scans received by the User from other Bio-Well
Software Users organized according to the time sequence. Each line shows: name of
the Card, login name of the User who have sent the Scan, icon of the type of the Scan,
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and date + time of the Scan. Red number on the button will show the number of newly
Received Scans that you haven’t opened yet.
- opens a special interface for comparing Scans between each other (that
were selected and sent for Compare beforehand by the User). Red number on the
button will show the number of Scans sent for compare.
Once you have selected Scans that you want to compare between each
other you will see the red number on the Compare button.
Click on it and you will see the screen with the list of the Scans that you are going
to compare (pic. 4).
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Here you can delete those scans that you don’t want to compare by clicking the
“X” sign at the right side of the Scan line or simply click “Clear all” button to delete all
the Scans from this list. If you are okay with the list – press “Compare” button.
Pic. 4. Preview of the Scans list that you are going to compare.
In the opened screen you will have the opportunity to analyze the parameters
calculated for each of the Scans from the Compare list. See the Chapter devoted to
Comparing of different types of Scans.
- opens a list of the Offline scans saved on the computer (pic. 5). This button
appears only if you have Offline scans saved on the computer, else it will be omitted. 15
Red number represents the number of scans available for upload.
Pic. 5. Uploading offline experiments interface.
If you don’t want to upload some of the Scans (Experiments) click the “X” sign on
the right side of the Scan line.
To start the upload please click the green “Upload” button. Experiments will be
uploaded to your database on the server.
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- opens a special interface (pic. 6) for calibrating the Bio-Well GDV
Camera device and retrieving general technical information about the Bio-Well GDV
Camera device and it’s functioning.
Pic. 6. Calibration interface.
For calibration you need a Calibration Pack (it is supplied with every Bio-Well
device).
Prepare the device for the calibration and click “Start”. Detailed instructions are
given at the end of this manual.
Follow the instructions on the screen to finish the calibration procedure.
You can stop the procedure at any moment by clicking “Stop” button. To leave the
screen and return to the Database view – click “Cancel” button.
If your computer doesn’t recognize the Bio-Well device due to some reasons
(driver problems, antivirus, USB connection, etc.) it will show the following pop-up 16
window:
Pic. 7. Warning window.
If you see this window (pic. 7) – please check the USB connection cable and driver
installation. If you are unable to solve the problem – go for technical support.
If your Account has got Expired software will not allow you to make Calibration:
at the end of the procedure you will get a pop-up warning:
Pic. 8. Warning window: Account has got Expired.
For more detailed information on calibration procedure please watch the video
tutorial on https://www.bio-well.com/gb/learn/learning.html and read the
guidelines at the end of this manual.
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Click the “i” button in the top right corner to see the technical information about
the connected Bio-Well GDV Camera device:
Pic. 9. Technical information window.
When the calibration procedure is finished you will see the pop-up window with
notification “Calibration complete” where you should click “OK”, and you will be
automatically redirected to the Database screen.
- subprogram that combines biorhythms with the Stress and Energy values 17
for selected card (person). Once you click on the Tracker button you will see the list of
all the Cards in your database. Select the Card for which you want to see the graph of
Energy and Stress changes within time. Once the Card is selected you will see the
following graph -Pic. 9.1.
This graph can show either Energy, either Stress values of all tests made for the
selected Card within selected period of time. You can specify the time period by clicking
on the starting and ending dates. It is possible to calculate the biorhythms up to 2 years
upfront.
In order to see the biorhythms on these graphs you have to specify the date of
birth. See the chapter devoted to biorhythms for more information.
Tracker program allows you to see if there is a correlation between the
Energy/Stress values and biorhythms of this given person, and also to track the
changes of these two main parameters on a long distance in a more convenient way (in
comparison with the Compare function).
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Pic. 9.1. Tracker program screen.
If there were no scans made during the selected time period – the graph will stay 18
blank and only biorhythms will be shown.
- opens an Internet page in a default web-browser with educational

materials – https://www.bio-well.com/gb/learn/learning.html.
- opens a sub-menu:
- redirects the User to www.bwacc.com

- opens the software log (for tech-support specialists).
- saves an archive for technical support issues.
- turns device to the tuning mode (for tech-support).
- logs out from the Bio-Well Account.
Software log is intended for the technical support by the Authorized Distributors
of the Bio-Well company and is password protected.
NB! If you need to change the language of the Bio-Well Software interface you have
to log out from the account, select a language, input password and log in again.
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Pic. 10. Main screen of the Bio-Well Software.
In the right side of the control panel you can find buttons for creating new scans.
First you need to select the needed Card in the Cards list and then click one of the scans 19
that you want to make: “Full scan”, “Stress scan”, “One Finger” or “Environment”.
Database part
Cards list
First column is devoted to the list of Cards in your database – they are listed in
alpha-numeric order. You can use standard search by name window to find Cards that
you need. Also you can click on a number or letter on the right side from the Cards
column to do speed search.
To add a new Card click button and a pop-up window will appear (pic. 11):
Pic. 11. Adding a new Card to your Database.
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Name, Gender and Date of birth (DOB) are required (if a person is not willing to
give exact DOB – please enter at least Year of birth and randomly select month and day).
NB! If you will enter only year and leave day and month unselected - then even year
will be automatically erased by the program once you click “OK”.
Adding notes is optional. All data will be kept in the online server Database
associated with the Account (subscription). For those users who prefer or require a
high degree of privacy for their clients, consider using numeric or alphanumeric
identification instead of actual names.
NB! According to the GDPR law you do not have the right to input any data
that will allow a third party to identify the client if you don’t have a signed written
consent form from your client.
To edit already created Card – select it and click button. Pic. 11 will be
displayed.
To delete any card – select it and click button. 20
In order to organize your database you can group multiple Cards together by
creating and assigning labels.
Click button to see the list of already created labels or edit the list.
Pic. 12. Labels menu.
To assign a label to a Card: select a Card and click on the group that you need to
assign to this Card. Name of the Card will become colored according to the color of the
label. To erase previously assigned label from the Card: select a Card, click on the
button and select “Empty label”.
To create new labels select “Edit labels...” line. New window will be displayed
(pic. 13).
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Pic. 13. Labels window.
Here you can Add, Edit and Delete labels.

If you click Add or Edit buttons you will see next window (pic. 14):
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Pic. 14. Adding and Editing label window.
Here you need to enter the name of the label and select a color. Then click “OK” to
save the label.
In order to speed up the process of working with your database you can apply
filters according to the labels assigned to the Cards.
Click button to see the drop-down menu of filtering options (pic. 15), where
you can mark one or several lines (label names) – your list of Cards will be filtered
accordingly to your selection. In example, if you select label “1st group” then you will
see only Cards with this label in the list.
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Pic. 15. Filtering Cards drop-down menu.
NB! If you don’t see any Cards in your list – check which lines you have marked in
the filtering drop-down menu.
At the bottom of the Cards column - page numbers and scroll arrows are available
to navigate the entire list of Cards (pic. 16).
Pic. 16. Navigation bar for the Cards list.
Use refresh button to update the list.

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Scans list
Second column is devoted to the list of Scans made for the selected Card. By
default, the list is arranged according to the date and time of Scan creation.
Selecting scans and experiments here you can send them to Comparison by
clicking button.
Also, you can send any scan or experiment to other Bio-Well User if you know
his/her Login by selecting the Scan and clicking button. A pop-up window will be
displayed:
Pic. 17. Sending Scans to other Bio-Well Users.
Enter the Login name of the intended Bio-Well User and click “OK”. If you have
spelled Login correctly – you will see confirmation window:
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Pic. 18. Successful sending of the Scan.
If you have made a mistake in the Login name – you will see error window:
Pic. 19. Error sending a Scan to another Bio-Well User.
If this scan was already previously sent to the specified User – you will also see
the error window.
In the Scans list column you can also create labels to organize your database. It
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Additional features are available for searching and filtering Scans.
Click button to search a Scan by specifying a date: day, month and year. Then
only the Scans made on this date will be displayed in the list.
Filtering (click ) can be applied in a two-fold way (pic. 20):
You can filter according to the type of the Scan (“All”, “Full Scan”, , “Stress Scan”,
“One Finger” or “Environment” ). For example, if you select “Stress Scan” then only
Scans of this type will be displayed in the list.
Also, you can filter according to the assigned labels in the same way as in Cards
list column.
Pic. 20. Filtering Scans drop-down menu.
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You can select more than one Scan or Card at a time, by pressing CTRL (select one
by one) or SHIFT (to select all Scans or Cards between two highlighted) keys on your
keyboard. This allows you to speed up the process of working with your Database, like
sending Scans to Compare or assigning labels to Cards or Scans, etc.
At the bottom of the Scans column you can find a special area devoted to adding
notes to any Scan you like (pic. 21).
Pic. 21. Adding a note to a Scan.
There are standard word editing tools available.

Whenever you add any note – please remember to click “Save” button after that,
otherwise your notes will not be saved on the server.
Enter any information that you think is appropriate for defining the conditions at
which the Scan was made.
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Creating a new Scan/Experiment
Right part of the Main screen of the Bio-Well Software is devoted to the
representation of the results and creating new Scans.
In the right top corner you can click “Full Scan”, “Stress Scan”, “One Finger” or
“Environment” buttons to create a new Scan of a selected type.
NB! If your Subscription is not paid (your Bio-Well account is not Active) then
software will not allow you to make new Scans. You will get a message at the top of the
screen “In order to make new scans please pay your subscription”: Please pay the
Subscription first – then conduct new Scans.
Preparing person for the examination

1. There should be no watches, rings (that he/she wears only in the daytime) and
other metal objects on the hands.
2. Client should not have pacemakers.
3. Client has not had myocardial infarction.
4. Client has not eaten within the previous 1.5-2 hours.
5. Client has not washed hands (especially with soap) right before the
measurement.
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6. During menstruation and ± 2 days from it EPI/GDV data can be significantly
perturbed for women.
7. Client does not have long nails (long nails will not allow person to position
fingers correctly on the glass electrode).
*BW 3.0 has an extra space at the top of the glass electrode and more flat
orientation of the glass surface that allows to capture people even with long nails.
8. Ask about any medication that client takes as it greatly affects the results.
NB! If your client has washed his/her hands (or had to wash them) before the
examination please ask him/her to dry them properly and wait for 15-20 minutes to
restore the biochemistry of the skin.
Rules of capturing fingers

Try your best to make the inscribed ellipse of each finger as close to the circle as
it is possible and position it in the center or upper part of the electrode (this is your
guarantee of correct finger positioning and further on – of more accurate analysis).
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the electrode (fingers become sweaty very fast without ventilation and the results will
be distorted).
Bio-Well 3.0 device has an in-built ventilator that is able to ventilate the area
around the finger. If the fingers are hot or sweaty, or the humidity is high in the place
where you work with your Bio-Well 3.0 device – turn the ventilator ON. You don’t need
to turn it OFF – it will be turned off automatically after 1 minute. Ventilator of BW 3.0
device can be turned ON before the start of any Scan – use “Fan ON” button in the top
right corner.
BW 2.0 also has an in-built ventilator, but it ventilates only the internal part of the
device in order to protect it from the excessive humidity in the environment and evade
condensation of water at the internal side of the glass electrode.
NB! Take into consideration that Bio-Well GDV Camera 1.0 is going to the stand-by
mode after 10 seconds since last capture. It will need about 5 seconds to react on your
click on the “Capture” button in order to return to the active mode. BW 2.0 & 3.0 do not
go to a stand-by mode and are always ready to capture.
If the fingers are very hot or sweaty, please clean (for example with napkin) each
finger right before capture and the electrode after each finger.
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Below you can see various examples of how same finger can be captured.
Pic. 22. 1 – finger is too high so the emission is being cut; 2 – finger is too low, reflection from
the walls & the nail can be seen.
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Pic. 23. 3 – finger is skewed; 4 – nail is touching the electrode.
Pic. 24. 5 – too high pressure (inscribed ellipse is too big [depends on the size of the actual
finger]); 6 – finger is rotated (program can't correctly derive where is the top of the finger).
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Pic. 25. 7 – too low pressure (inscribed ellipse is too small); 8 – external light at the bottom
that should be erased (to edit – click the pencil sign on the top right corner of the image or
simply double-click at any place on the image).
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Pic. 26. 9 – finger is touching not with the tip, but with the whole phalanx;
10 – ideal position of the finger.
Try your best to have all fingers captured as №10 on the pic. 26.
The finger should be: in the center or the upper part of the image, inscribed ellipse
should be as close to the circular shape as possible and shouldn't be too big or too
small, there should be no traces of nail, no external light, blue line should point at the
top of the finger and deviate maximum 30 degrees from the vertical position and it
should cut the inscribed ellipse into two symmetric parts.
If you see any external light on the GI or you want to correct the position of the
blue line – double click on any place of the image or click the sign in the top right
corner of a GI. A new pop-up window will be displayed (pic. 27).
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Pic. 27. Editing Glow Image window.
Here you can edit the image and delete the noise from it – click and hold left mouse
button and you will erase the part of the image under the mouse. By default, the size of 28
the brush is set to 24 pixels, but you can adjust it if needed on the top panel of the
window (selected size will be saved). You can Undo and Redo changes that you apply.
Also, you can select other color of the brush, but in regular work it is not needed. Please
remember that you need to click “Save” button in order to apply changes that you have
made, otherwise window can be closed, but the GI will stay the same.
If you need to edit the position of the blue line (from which all the sectors will be
derived) click “Edit ellipse” button in the top right corner. Design of the window will be
changed and you will see ellipse, blue line and 4 yellow dots for rotation of the ellipse
together with the blue line (see picture below).
Pic. 27.1. Editing ellipse of the image.
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In order to rotate the ellipse – hover the mouse upon one of the yellow dots, click
and hold the left mouse button, then move the mouse to the needed direction – ellipse
and the blue line will adjust accordingly.
If you want to undo the changes in the ellipse orientation – click “Reset ellipse”
button.
Conducting a “Full Scan”
Select a Card in which you want to make a “Full Scan” and click “Full Scan” button
in the right top corner of the main screen to create a new Scan. Special interface will be
displayed (pic. 28).
Place each finger one by one on the glass electrode and click green “Scan” button
in the top left corner or press spacebar on the computer keyboard. Then place next
finger and repeat the operation. Time interval between captures for BW 1.0 is 5
seconds and for BW 2.0 & 3.0 is 1 second. At the bottom of the screen you can add notes
about the Scan that you are making. It will be displayed in the Notes section (pic. 20)
when you select this Scan in your database.
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Pic. 28. Interface for conducting “Full Scan”.
In order to get the reliable data on the Bio-Well device a specialist should control
the positioning of the fingers on the glass electrode. Only if you know that all fingers
were captured correctly you can really rely on the parameters calculated automatically
by the Bio-Well Software program. If Bio-Well server is not able to define the top of the
finger it will not show the blue horizontal line on the GI and red exclamation mark will
be displayed (see pic. 25). In such case you need either to recapture the finger or erase
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the noise from the image. To recapture any image click on it and click “Scan” again –
image will be recaptured.
When you capture the last (10th) finger system will make an automatic check of
the captured GI. It will check fulfillment of 5 rules:
1. GI of the thumb should be equal or bigger than other fingers on one hand.
2. GI of the little finger should be equal or smaller than other fingers on one hand.
3. Index (Fore), middle and ring fingers should have almost equal size (20%
deviation is possible).
4. Same fingers on right and left hands should be almost equal (15% deviation is
accepted).
5. Blue line (showing the top of the finger) should deviate no more than 30° from
vertical position.
If one or several rules are not complied then a red-colored note will appear above
the Glow Images explaining what should be fixed and red exclamation marks will
appear in the corresponding fingers images windows. Please recapture these fingers
until you get green ticks for all 10 fingers.
If a person doesn’t have one finger – then you can capture same finger from the 30
opposite hand instead of it.
If you are using BW 3.0 and if the fingers are hot and sweaty or/and the air is very
humid and hot – turn on the ventilator by clicking “Fan” button in the top right corner.
It turns ON the fan for 61 seconds. If no new images are made – fan will turn off
automatically after expiration of 61 seconds.
Do not click “Analyze” button until you get all 10 fingers captured correctly. Once
you click it – images can no longer be edited.
It is highly recommended to keep the “Auto clean” function always
turned ON. It cleans the images from the external noise pixels automatically, but
sometimes when the noise pixels are too close to the glow of the finger – they are not
deleted automatically, so you need to erase them yourself manually.
Do not leave any external noise pixels on the images as they will spoil the
calculation of results!
For the users of old GDV camera models it is still possible to import images
captured not inside the Bio-Well software by clicking the button and specifying the
folder with needed BMP files.
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“Full Scan” results
Select any “Full Scan” (marked with sign) from your database. Results of the
Scans that you select in the Scans list are automatically downloaded from the Bio-Well
Server. When you select multiple Scans at a time by using CTRL or SHIFT buttons on
your keyboard – results of all the selected Scans are going to be downloaded one-by-
one. “Full Scan” mode provides the most wide spectrum of parameters about human
functional (energetic) state from all other modes of capturing available.
As a result of the “Full Scan” you will get 12 tabs (subprograms) with various
representation of the calculated results. In case you didn’t enter DOB – then
“Biorhythms” tab will not be displayed and you will get only 11 tabs.
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Pic. 29. “Full Scan” results preview.
Depending on the resolution of your monitor (screen) you will see all 12 (twelve)
tabs or only some of them. If you don’t see some of the tabs you can click on the small
button with the arrow sign near the “Full Screen” button and select the tab that you
want.
Also you can enlarge the screen by clicking “Full Screen” button – then all the tabs
will be displayed and the database part will be invisible (pic. 30).
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Pic. 30. Enabling “Full screen” mode for the “Full Scan” results.
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Energy Field tab
Presentation of front and side views of the Energy field is just a computer
modeling. Various sectors are grouped around the figure of the human body. Most of
them are placed in the part of the body where the actual organ is, but not all of them.
NB! Please note that sectors at the level of legs (of the human figure) are not
devoted to legs at all. Please point on them to see that they are connected with
cardiovascular, nervous and immune systems sectors, coronary vessels (pic. 30), etc.
Pointing the cursor to the various areas of an image enables sector-views of the
fingers as they correspond to different parts of the body – look at the bottom part of
the screen where the actual sector of the finger and glow parameters are represented.
Left-clicking on any sector will open a new window with the finger on which this sector
is present (pic. 31).
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Pic. 31. Selected sector preview in a separate window.
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If you right click with your mouse on the glow around the human figures —
magnifying effect will be applied (pic. 32).
Pic. 32. Right-click to use the loupe.
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If you want to save the image of the Energy Field – click button in the top right corner
and specify the folder in which you want to save it.
It is also possible to save images from all the available tabs in one move – click the
button and specify the folder in which you want to save them.
Click “Share” button if you want to send the image of the Energy field to E-
Mail, post on Facebook, Twitter or Telegram.
There are two parameters: Energy and Balance, that are present on the top of this
tab. Norms for them can be found in the “Analysis” tab.
Chakras tab
Based on Auyrvedic principles 10 fingers GI are processed in a specific way to
assess the chakras (energy centers) state. Each chakra (energy center) has two main
parameters: Alignment (ratio between left and right glows of specific sectors on
fingers) and Energy (energy of the glow of corresponding sectors). Hover mouse
coursor over any chakra to see these 2 parameters and name of chakra in the
Description field (at the bottom of the screen) (pic. 33).
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Pic. 33. Chakras tab view.
Click on a particular Chakra to see the full standard description (pic. 34).
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Pic. 34. Chakra standard description.
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Click button to see ideal positioning of chakras (pic. 35).
Pic. 35. Balanced view of chakras.
The “Create Music” button generates a unique music file which may be saved
to be used with a Bio-Cor device. See Bio-Cor manual for more information.
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If you want to save the image of the Chakras tab – click button in the top right
corner and specify the folder in which you want to save it.
Click “Share” button if you want to send the image of the Chakras to e-mail or
post it on Facebook, Twitter or Telegram.
Yin Yang tab

Yin Yang tab represents energy parameter values for all 12 channels of energy
meridians (pic. 36).
NB! Yin Yang meridians energy values are experimental parameters that are not
properly tested yet. After statistical analysis of the obtained data made these
parameters will be refined.
Click on any of the energy meridians names and you will see the details: sectors
on specific fingers that are related to the selected meridian and their energy values,
and in the bottom field – brief description. Near each meridian name you can see 36
colored square. It’s color is selected according to the norms of energy, see the grid at
the bottom of the list.
If you want to save the current image of the Yin Yang meridian – click button
in the top right corner and specify the folder in which you want to save it.
Pic. 36. Yin Yang meridians tab.
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Analysis tab
Main integral parameters of the person’s functional (energetic) state are
represented on this tab (pic. 37): Stress, Energy, Balance and Organs Disbalance
(experimental parameter).
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Pic. 37. Analysis tab view.
Each parameter has its own norms and colored grid.
If you want to save the image of the Analysis tab graphs – click button in the
top right corner and specify the folder in which you want to save it.
Click “Share” button if you want to send the Analysis bars to e-mail or post it
on Facebook, Twitter or Telegram.
Area diagram tab

Area diagrams for the left and right hands (pic. 38) are derived from the ratio
between Area parameter value of a specific sector on the finger and calibration
cylinder sector of the same size multiplied on a special coefficient. If these values are
almost equal (0÷0.4 on the diagram) for all sectors – then it is optimal functional
condition (click “See optimal area diagram” button to see it (pic. 39)). Not all the organs
and systems are represented on this diagram. Actual ratio value for each sector is
represented in red colored numbers at the outer border of the diagrams.
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Pic. 38. Area diagram tab view.
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– lower than norm.
Same coloring grid is applied to the HS integral parameter that is represented at
the bottom of the screen for each hand.
Borders of green zone are different for different age groups:
- Below 20 years upper border is 1.3;
- From 20 to 60 years upper border is 1.0;
- More than 60 years upper border is 0.6.
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Pic. 39. Optimal Area diagram button activated.
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If you want to save the image of the Area diagram – click button in the top
right corner and specify the folder in which you want to save it.
Energy diagram tab
Energy diagrams for the left and right hands are based on the Energy parameter
value for specific sectors on the fingers (same set as on Area diagrams). Maximum
value for each sector is 10. Even if actual value of Energy parameter for any sector is
higher than 10 – on these diagrams it will be represented at the border (10*10-2
Joules).
Energy Reserve parameter (experimental) is represented at the bottom of the
diagrams in %.
Click “See optimal energy diagram” button to see the optimal diapason.
Energy diagrams are derived from Energy parameter while Area diagrams are
based on the ratio of the Area parameter, so the essential difference between them is
Intensity of the Glow. To see the relative assessment of the Intensity parameter
influence click “Show Area diagram” button and see the gap between the overlaid
diagrams (absolute value of the gap has no meaning, only relative comparison can be
applied) (pic. 41).
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Pic. 40. Energy diagram tab view with optimal diapason activated. 40
Pic. 41. Energy diagram and Area diagram overlaid.
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If you want to save the image of the Energy diagrams – click button in the top
Balance tab
On the Balance tab you can see the Energy value of sectors for systems and organs
that are present on both hands. A significant imbalance (more than 20%) will be
presented as highlighted bars. Colored grid on the background is the same as on the
Energy diagram tab.
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Pic. 42. Balance tab view.
Click on “All systems” field with arrow and you will be able to select specific system
from the drop-down list.
X-Axis numbers are corresponding with the list of all organs and systems at the
bottom of the graph. Y-axis is for Energy value.
If you want to save the image of the Balance graph – click button in the top
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Organs Energy tab
Organs Energy tab is based on the same data as previous two tabs: Energy
diagram and Balance – Energy values of sectors. Coloring mode corresponds with the
norms of the Energy parameter.
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Pic. 43. Organs Energy tab view.
On the right side you can see the list of all

systems where you can click on the arrow near
any system and you will see the list of sectors
included into this system (pic. 44). In brackets
you can see the values of Energy parameter for
sectors and for system overall (average value
from all involved sectors).
If you want to save any image from the
Organs Energy tab – select the system and click
button in the top right corner and specify the
folder in which you want to save it.
Pic. 44. Organs and systems list.
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Biorhythms tab
If you have specified Date of birth (DOB) in the Cards details then you can see the
Biorhythms tab. Biorhythms are based on DOB and can be calculated for any period in
the past and for one year.
By clicking on the drop-down lists you can select the period for which you want to
see the biorhythms.
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Pic. 45. Biorhythms tab view.
If you want to save any image from the Biorhythms tab – select the time period
you like and click button in the top right corner and specify the folder in which
you want to save it.
Fingers tab
On the Fingers tab you can see captured GIs of the 10 fingers in the selected Scan.
Here you can see actual intersection of GIs according to the acupuncture points concept
and more than 20 years of clinical studies and research. Clicking on any GI will open a
separate window with a larger view of the GI and calculated parameters (pic. 47).
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Pic. 46. Fingers tab view.
Pic. 47. Pop-up window with GI of a finger and its parameters.
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Click on “All sectors” field to see the full list of sectors and their consecutive
number. You can select one of the sectors – then other sectors will be dimmed and on
the right panel you will see parameters for the selected sector Glow.
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Pic. 48. Selecting one sector from the list.
In the bar right above the Glow Image you can do:
- copy the image to the clipboard;
- save current image to a specified folder;
- print the current image;
- turn on/off the grey-scale coloring mode (original image);
- turn on/off the standard 9-grades coloring mode (selected by default);
- turn on/off sectors intersection scheme;
- turn on/off inner and outer contour lines.
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Pic. 49. Grey-scale mode of the image. 46
Grey-scale is the original image that is used for calculation of all the parameters
in the Bio-Well Software.
On the right side you can see the list of all parameters calculated for each GI of
finger and each sector.
Three parameters are related to the whole GI:
Image size – size of the whole image in pixels (always is equal to 370*285 px).
Ellipse dimensions – X and Y dimensions of the inscribed ellipse in pixels.
Inner circle radius – radius of the inscribed circle in pixels.
Other parameters are calculated for the whole GI and for sectors individually.
Area – number of pixels of the Glow Image.
Area ( C ) - ratio of Area of the finger glow to the Area of glow of calibration
cylinder (for sector or whole image).
Normalized Area - the ratio of GI Area to the area of the inner oval.
Intensity – average intensity of all the pixels from the GI.
Inner area – overall number of pixels in the inner oval.
Inner noise – number of noise (colored) pixels in the inner oval.
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Inner noise (%) - ratio of inner noise and inner area in percents.
Energy – energy of Glow in *10-2 Joules.
Energy ( C ) - energy corrected to sector’s angular size.
Form Coefficient (FC) - is calculated according to the formula: FC = L2/S, where
L is the length of the GI external contour and S is the GI Area.
Entropy Coefficient (EC) - the ratio of outer contour to the inner contour lengths.
Inner contour length – length in pixels of the inner contour of the GI.
Inner contour radius - radius in pixels of the inner contour of the GI.
Outer contour length - length in pixels of the outer contour of the GI.
Outer contour radius - radius in pixels of the outer contour of the GI.
There is a possibility to see the technical data about the image: tabs “Spectrum”
and “Isoline”.
Click on “Spectrum” to see the distribution of pixels of various intensity in the GI.
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Pic. 50. Spectrum of the Glow Image of one finger.
Left part of the spectrum is cut as it is related to the background pixels of the CCD
matrix of the Bio-Well GDV Camera device. These pixels are visible only on the images
while you are scanning fingers and editing them. Once you click
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“Analyze” button all these pixels are deleted and only the pixels related to the Glow
Image are left.
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Isoline of the GI is not used for interpretation, it is more technical data.
Pic. 52. Parameters of the whole GI and its sectors.
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Here you can see all the values of calculated parameters in one table that you can
export for further analysis by clicking “Export to CSV” button in the bottom left corner.
In order to see brief description of the parameters click “Description” button in the
bottom right corner (pic. 53).
Pic. 53. Description of parameters with norms.
Only those parameters that have norms are colored in the table according to the
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Report tab
Click on this tab to create an automatic report containing: descriptions of the main
parameters, pictures, graphs and diagrams from almost all tabs. It is opened in a
separate window. You can select the modules that you want to be included in the report
by marking them (pic. 54).
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Pic. 54. Window for selecting the modules in the report.
Pic. 55. Automatic report template.
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The automatic report (pic. 55) is editable: you can add or delete whatever you like.
Comments, recommendations and pictures may be added, and all included information
is customizable for corrections and omissions. You can apply standard text editing tools
there. You can save this file in a PDF format by clicking button or you can print it
by clicking the printer button.
Report file is automatically divided into pages.
It is possible to customize header and footer of the automatic report, and add page
numbers. Click on the button to enter page setup menu (pic. 56-57).
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Pic. 56. Common settings of the page setup.
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Pic. 57. Header and footer settings of the page setup.
You can add your company’s logo as a header and company’s contact details as a
footer. Both header and footer should be loaded in either JPG or PNG file format (pic.
58). Click “Load” button to select the file.
You can always restore the default settings and parameters by clicking
“Restore Defaults” button.
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Pic. 58. Selecting the JPG or PNG file for header or footer in the page setup.
If you add your company’s header and footer once – they will be applied to all
further automatic reports that you will create in this Bio-Well Account.
Export to CSV tab

Saves all the parameters (you can select needed in the pop-up menu) in CSV
format for further processing in Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Algorithm and other
similar programs. Fractional numbers are presented using the European style – with a
comma separating the integer and decimal parts of the number. It may be necessary to
enable European settings within the program to view the data correctly.
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Conducting a “Stress Test” Scan
Select a Card in which you want to make a “Stress Test” Scan and click “Stress Test”
button in the right top corner of the main screen to create a new Scan. Special interface
will be displayed (pic. 59).
Pic. 59. Interface for conducting a “Stress Test” Scan. 54
If your Bio-Well GDV Camera device is already connected to your computer – then
you can conduct a Scan. You can cancel the scanning process at any moment by clicking
“Cancel” button, and you will be returned to the main screen.
Typically, the Ring fingers (4L and 4R) are used for this scan. However, the use of
other fingers is possible.
Once you have done scans of both fingers and you are satisfied with the quality of
the obtained images – click “Analyze” button in the top right corner of the screen.
GI will be sent to the Bio-Well Server for processing and within several seconds
(depends on the speed of the Internet connection) result will be displayed (pic.60).
During the processing of the Scans and downloading the result from the server to your
computer you will see the percentage of the process completion on the screen. Also in
the line of the Scan name you will see the same percentage representing the fulfillment
of the downloading process.
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“Stress Test” Scan results
Select any “Stress Test” Scan (marked with sign) from your database. Results
of the Scans that you select in the Scans list are automatically downloaded from the
Bio-Well Server. When you select multiple Scans at a time by using CTRL or SHIFT
buttons on your keyboard – results of all the selected Scans are going to be downloaded
one-by-one.
Result of the “Stress test” Scan is represented by 3 (three) integral parameters -
Stress, Energy and Balance – in numeric form (pic. 60).
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Pic. 60. Result of the “Stress test” Scan.
All three parameters have some optimal values as well as lowered and heightened
values (based on statistics collected).
For easier interpretation of these parameters – colored bars are used.
In order to enlarge the graphs – click “Full screen” button in the top right corner –
then database part (with three columns) will not be displayed. “Back” button takes you
back to initial view.
If you want to save the image with these bars – click button in the top right
corner and specify the folder in which you want to save it.
Click the “Fingers” tab in order to see images of the scanned fingers (pic. 61).
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Pic. 61. Scanned fingers tab for a “Stress test” result.
Also there is a possibility to save the values of these parameters in CSV format for
further processing in Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Algorithm and other similar
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programs – just click “Export to CSV” button, specify a name of the file and a folder in
which you want to save it. Fractional numbers are presented using the European style
– with a comma separating the integer and decimal portions of the number. It may be
necessary to enable European settings within the program to view the data correctly.
Conducting a “One Finger” Scan

Select a Card in which you want to make a “One Finger” Scan and click “One
Finger” button in the right top corner of the main screen to create a new Scan. Special
interface will be displayed (pic. 62). In this mode you can capture one selected finger
several times.
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Pic. 62. “One Finger” Scan mode interface.
Before or during capturing please select from the drop-down list in the top left
corner the name of the finger that is going to be captured. It is important, as sector
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Capturing process is similar to the “Full Scan” and “Stress Test” modes. After each
capture person should take out finger and then put it back again for the next scan.
You have to capture at least 4 times same finger to be able to analyze the data.
Maximum is 100. If you don’t like any of the images click the black cross at the top of
the image to delete it.
Click “Analyze” button once you are satisfied with the quality of all captured
images.
“One Finger” Scan results
Select “One Finger” Scan (marked with sign) from your database (pic. 63).
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Pic. 63. “One Finger” Scan results interface.
Lower part of the interface is equal to the one of a separate finger from a “Full
Scan”. All the features are the same.
At the upper part you can click on a specific GI that you want to look at. Use the
scroll bar to access all images if you have more than 4 images in your set.
This mode is specially made for statistical analysis of some finger or specific sector
in dynamics. To access statistics click “Statistics” tab at the top of the “One Finger”
interface (pic. 64). For those parameters that have norms (Area(C) and Energy(C)) the
background of the graph will be colored according to the standard coloring grid.
If you want to save all images – click button in the top right corner and specify
the folder in which you want to save it.
It is also possible to save images and one of the graphs in one move – click the
button and specify the folder in which you want to save them.
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Pic. 64. Statistics interface of the “One Finger” Scan.
Here you can select “Whole image” or specific sector from a drop-down list for
which you want to see the graph, and select any of the calculated parameters from the
drop-down list.
There is a possibility to save the values of all parameters from all the images in
CSV format for further processing in Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Algorithm and
other similar programs – just click “Export to CSV” button, specify a name of the file
and a folder in which you want to save it.
If you want to save any graph – click button in the top right corner and specify
the folder in which you want to save it.
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Conducting an “Environment” Scan
(Bio-Well Glove, Sputnik Sensor or Water Sensor required)

Select a Card in which you want to make an “Environment” Scan and click
“Environment” button in the right top corner of the main screen to create a new Scan.
Special interface will be displayed (pic. 65A).
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Pic. 65A. Interface for conducting an “Environment” Scan.
Place metal cylinder insert on the Bio-Well glass electrode and connect an external
electrode wire with “banana” jack to it. Bio-Well Company produces three types of
external electrode: Bio-Well Glove, Sputnik Sensor and Water Sensor. For more detailed
information about working with these accessories visit the page https://www.bio-
well.com/gb/learn/learning.html.
This mode enables the measurement of dynamic processes (long-term). During
the first three minutes (time digits will be of red color), a baseline signal is recorded -
this data is excluded from analysis.
It is recommended that during the readings no other activity would be done at the
computer and computer would not switch to sleep mode till the completion of the
session.
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Click “Settings” button in order to select the time interval between the captures
(pic. 65B). Options are: from 5 to 60 seconds for BW 1.0 and
from 1 to 60 seconds for BW 2.0. Click on the drop-down list, select the preferred
interval and click “OK”. For long-term experiments you can select bigger time intervals.
Pic. 65B. “Settings” pop-up window in “Environment” Scan.
Click “Cancel” button to return to the Main screen. Click “Start” button to begin
experiment. Test image of the metal cylinder will be shown. It should look like a circle
with very little or no pixel noise inside (pic. 66). Only first 10 images will be displayed
for you to check if position of cylinder is correct.
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Pic. 66. Correct GI of the metal cylinder.
Once warming up time is finished (3 minutes, which will be automatically deleted

once experiment is over) the timer will be reset and start from 00:00 again, and you
will be able to add labels by clicking “Add Label” button. Labels may be added during
readings. Just assign a name to every Label that you add and click “OK”.
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Pic. 67. Adding labels to the experiment.
Click “View” button to change the graphs displayed on the screen. Options are:
Area, Intensity, Energy and Entropy (Entropy graph will appear after 140 GI). You can
select all of them or only those needed:
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Pic. 68. Four graphs displayed during “Environment” Scan with labels “1” and “2” added.
In such a case resolution will be low and you will not be able to really analyze any
of them by your eyes. We recommend to select 1 or 2 graphs to be displayed during the
experiment. It will not affect the final result – anyway all 5 parameters will be
calculated for the whole experiment.
Added labels will be displayed on the graphs as red lines.
You can switch the “Full screen” mode by clicking such button at the top right
corner of the screen (pic. 69).
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Pic. 69. Full screen mode.
X axis represents time. Each dot on the graphs represents one Glow Image taken. 63
Y axis represents the value of the selected parameter on the graph. You can
manually change the scale of the Y axis by clicking with left mouse button on the Y axis
and specifying the range that you are interested in, and clicking “OK” (see pic.70).
Pic. 70. Setting up manually scale of the Y axis on the graph.
In the bottom of the screen you can see the “Add a note” field, where you can add
any notes about this experiment.
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In order to minimize the interference with the experiment you should not add
labels during the experiment. There is a possibility to add labels on the timeline
(X-Axis) after the experiment is finished and saved.
Clicking “Stop” button and clicking “Yes” in the pop-up window will save the data
on the computer if Offline, or on the server if Online. In Online mode Scan will be
automatically processed on the Bio-Well Server and downloaded to your computer –
you will see the result on your screen.
Once downloaded the result of the “Environment” Scan will be available for
editing and statistical analysis.
“Environment” Scan results
Select any “Environment” Scan (marked with sign) from your database.
Top bar will give you several instruments to apply:
- save the graphs as an image on your computer (specify the
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- saves the graphs in BDF file format on your computer. 64
- click to edit labels in this experiment (pic. 71).
Pic. 71. Editing labels list of the “Environment” experiment.
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Here you can add, edit names and delete labels from the list. “Go to” button will
show on the screen the part of the graph with the selected label. Adding labels can be
done automatically and manually.
Pic. 72. Automatic adding of the labels.
You can specify interval (from 1 minute till 999 minutes) and suffix of the labels
and click “OK” to automatically add them. In the example above program will add labels
every 5 minutes with names “Label1”, “Label2”, “Label3”, etc. Also you can add labels
one by one manually: click “Add label” button, input the name of the label and specify
exact time from the start of the experiment (pic. 73).
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Pic. 73. Manually adding labels to the experiment.
- click to cut one image (dot on the graph) or series of images from the
experiment. Click with the right mouse button on any dot to select it (it will be marked
with the green vertical line) or click and hold the right mouse button and then move
the mouse cursor to select a range of images (dots) that you want to cut from the graph
(the diapason will be colored in green).
- click this button to undo last change that you have made.
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- click this button once you are ready with all the rest of the features
and ready to calculate the statistics – a new window will be opened.
- click to view express processing of the results (bar-view). Graphs will

be cut into 300 GI intervals: each bar is equal to the average value of the given
parameter of 300 GI. Length in time of each bar will depend on the frequency of
capturing images. If you capture 1 image every second then each bar will be equal to
5 minutes interval.
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Pic. 74. “Analysis” view of the results. Each bar = 300 images.
- click to open a drop-down list:

- Print all: send to printer all the available graphs (4).
- Print selected: send to printer only selected graphs that you see on the screen.
- Save as CSV: save all the experiment with all 4 parameters calculated to a CSV file
format.
- click these buttons to maximize or minimize the scale of the X axis.
- click these buttons to maximize or minimize the scale of the Y axis.
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- click these buttons to navigate through the graph. You can also use
horizontal scroll bar on the top of the graphs to navigate through experiment.
- click this button to open a pop-up window with the parameters of the plot
(pic. 75).
Pic. 75. Parameters of the plot that you can edit.
Change any of the available parameters and click “OK” to apply them.
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“Statistics” button – a new window will be opened (pic. 76).
Pic. 76. Statistics window for the “Environment” Scan.
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Top bar instruments panel is almost the same as on the initial screen with the
“Environment” Scan results.
If you point mouse cursor on any dot on the graph and click the right mouse button
– you will add a new label. You will be prompted to enter the name of the new label.
Once you have finished editing labels manually – click “Calculate” button to get the
statistical analysis of the 4 parameters for the periods between the labels that you have
added.
The Bio-Well Server will calculate parameters for all labeled intervals and
parametric / non-parametric statistical values. Every interval is compared with the
previous interval (pic. 77).
NB! For more correct statistical analysis please make sure that intervals that are
compared to each other contain same time period in them. In example, each interval is 5
minutes long – then they will contain equal number of images in them. Time volume of
the intervals depends on the kind of phenomenon under study.
In this report you can scroll through the pages with 4 different parameters 68
calculated for every interval specified. You can “Save as picture”, “Save as PDF”, “Save
as CSV” or print this report.
Pic. 77. Statistical analysis of the intervals between the labels in the “Environment” Scan.
Standard report consists of 4 pages: one page for each parameter – Area, Intensity,
Energy and Entropy.
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There is one more parameter that Bio-Well Software is able to calculate for
intervals that are more than 360 GI long - Activity Level of Environment (ALE).
Remember that 360 GI can take minimum of 6 minutes and maximum 6 hours –
depending upon the interval you have set between GI. This is an experimental
parameter that is trying to analyze how auspicious is the space for a living being. This
parameter was developed for experiments with Sputnik sensor only. If at least one of
the intervals in your experiment is 360 GI long – then your report will have 5th page
with ALE parameter value.
Comparing Scans
Results of the Scans that you select in the Scans list are automatically downloaded
from the Bio-Well Server. Select multiple Scans at a time that you want to compare by
using “CTRL“ or “SHIFT” buttons on your keyboard – results of all the selected Scans
are going to be downloaded one-by-one. Once the download process is finished (you
can see it by the download completion percentage in a small circle near the Scan name)
you can click “Compare” button at the top of the Scans list column. All selected and
downloaded Scans will be sent for compare. You will see number in a red circle at the
“Compare” button.
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Click button and you will be redirected to the screen with the list of
Scans that are going to be compared. To proceed click “Compare” button at the right
top corner and you will be redirected to the special interface for comparing different
types of Scans.
Click “Clear All” button to clear the list of compared Scans.
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Comparing “Full Scans”
Pic. 78. Comparing Full scans.
If you are comparing “Full Scans” then you will see special interface (pic. 78). Here 70
you can click “Save as picture” button in order to save the graphs or images from any
tab, “Export to CSV” button if you want to analyze the parameters in any program for
statistical analysis (Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Algorithm, etc.), or “Report”
button to create an automatic comparing report (it has the same functions as a regular
“Full Scan” report).
All the tabs are almost equal to the ones in “Full Scan” result with the graphs and
diagrams overlaid. You can select which one to highlight by clicking the name of the
Scan at the “Legend” column in the right part of the screen (pic. 79). Each of the Scans
compared has its own color.
On the “Compare” tab you can select “Left”, “Front” or “Right” projection of the
Energy field view and also the “Chakras” graphs.
Parameters from this tab are present in another way on the “Graphs” tab: “Left”,
“Front” and “Right” projection Energy values, and Chakras Alignment parameter are
shown (pic. 79).
On the “Energy Field” tab you will see the outer contour comparison.
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Pic. 79. Graphs tab view in “Full Scan” compare.
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Pic. 80. Comparing Stress test scans.
If you are comparing “Stress test” Scans you will see such interface (pic. 80). Here
you can click “Save as picture” button in order to save the graphs or “Export to CSV”
button if you want to analyze the parameters in any program for statistical analysis
(Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Algorithm, etc.).
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Comparing “One Finger” Scans
Pic. 81. Comparing «One finger» scans.
If you are comparing “One Finger” Scans then you will be able to select the “Whole 72
image” or specific sector from a drop-down list for which you want to see the graph,
and select any of the calculated parameters from the drop-down list.
To see the “Box-with-whiskers” plot view click the button “Analysis” and you will
get a statistical analysis of the graphs that makes it easier to compare the graphs
between each other (pic. 82).
Minimum (lower whisker): the lowest data point.
Maximum (higher whisker): the largest data point.
Median (Q2 / 50th Percentile – line with dot in the middle of the box): the middle
value of the dataset.
First quartile (Q1 / 25th Percentile – the floor of the box): is also known as
the lower quartile qn(0.25) and is the middle value between the smallest number (not
the minimum) and the median of the dataset.
Third quartile (Q3 / 75th Percentile – the ceiling of the box): is also known as
the upper quartile qn(0.75) and is the middle value between the largest number (not
the maximum) and the median of the dataset.[
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Pic. 82. Comparing «One finger» scans: “box-with-whiskers” view.
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There is a possibility to save the values of all parameters from all the images in
CSV format for further processing in Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Algorithm and
other similar programs – just click “Export to CSV” button, specify a name of the file
and a folder in which you want to save it.
Comparing “Environment” Scans
If you are comparing “Environment” Scans then you will be able to compare the
data in two variants: Plots (pic. 83) and Charts (pic. 84).
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Pic. 83. Comparing “Environment” Scans: Plots view.
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Here you can click “Save as picture” button in order to save the plots. Each scan
has an assigned color that you can see in the right column. You can use top bar with
standard features that were described earlier in this manual.
In the Charts view you will see Maximum, Minimum and Average values for: Area,
Intensity, Energy and Entropy parameters (pic. 84).
These values are calculated from the whole time of the experiment. Labels are not
taken into consideration during comparison of “Environment” Scans.
To return back to the list of Scans selected for comparison click “Back” button.
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Pic. 84. Comparing “Environment” Scans: Charts view.
Offline Mode
Scans can be made without Internet connection. Data will be saved on the 75
computer and processed when the Internet connection becomes available.
In Offline Mode it is necessary to add a Name, Date of birth (or date of the
experiment in case of making “Environment” Scan) and Gender (not needed for
“Environment” Scans) and select the mode of the Scan (pic. 85).
Please note that during Offline measurements there is no Internet connection to
the Bio-Well Server, so no processing of the obtained data is possible, calibration is not
possible too. This will lead to several nuances:
1. During “Full Scan”, “Stress Test” and “One Finger” Scans blue line (top of the
finger) will not appear, so you have to be much more precise in positioning of fingers
while doing these Scans in Offline mode.
2. During “Environment” experiments you will not see any plots in real time on
the screen and it will stay blank, as all the processing of images takes place on the Bio-
Well Server.
Offline Scans are saved as BDF files on the computer’s drive. When next logged in
online, an “Upload” button will appear; click it to send the data to the Bio-Well Server
to be processed.
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Pic. 85. Offline mode interface.
Previous GDV Readings

During scanning process previously saved images may be opened with the Import
button . This allows users of other EPI/GDV instruments to use the Bio-Well
Software. A Card must first be created to be associated with the data to be imported.
Remember that your account is limited to 1 ChipID by default, so Bio-Well
Software will not allow you to use images taken by the devices with ChipIDs not
associated with your account.
If you want to import images from another device you have to increase the limit
of devices on your account by visiting your private cabinet on www.bwacc.com.
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Calibration guidelines
As long as gas discharge depends on the condition of the gas — it is very important
to tune the device to the environmental conditions in which Scans are made. During
calibration Bio-Well Software and Bio-Well GDV Camera device are tuned to the
environmental conditions.
Calibration should be made in the following situations:
• You move to another room.
• Sun/moon eclipse.
• Change of weather conditions: 5% relative humidity, 5°C temperature,
etc.
• Magnetic storms.
• Changes in the environment conditions: a lot of people entered the
room, many electronic devices were switched on/off, windows were
opened/closed, usage of another computer with the Bio-Well GDV
Camera device, etc.
Even if you just open a window - chemical composition of the air can change
significantly – you will have to recalibrate the Bio-Well GDV Camera device to
maintain the reliability of the data obtained.
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NB! To ensure reliable results in each Scan we recommend to recalibrate the

Bio-Well device every day before you start capturing process.
Calibration procedure for BW 1.0 model:

1. Connect the USB cable to the Bio-Well GDV Camera device and computer.
2. Put the Bio-Well GDV Camera device on the white stand as it is shown on the
pic. 85. If you have positioned it correctly – you should easily see the label with the
serial number on the bottom surface of the Bio-Well GDV Camera device.
3. Remove the finger insert by holding the unit firmly while gently pressing
downward and pulling outward (insert the thumb inside the insert and hold the insert
between the thumb and index finger, then pull out the finger insert).
4. Clean the glass electrode with a cloth (you may use alcohol).
NB! In dry conditions it is mandatory to clean the glass electrode with wet tissue to
get rid of the static charge, while in wet conditions it is mandatory to finish cleaning by
wiping with dry paper napkin to get rid of the excessive moisture.
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5. Connect the grounding cable to the spring knob on the top of the calibration
insert (doing this after inserting the unit may damage the glass inside).
6. Insert the calibration metal cylinder insert by raising and holding back the
spring knob while carefully pushing the unit in until it clicks into place. Then, gently
lower the spring knob until it rests on the glass. Then, press it down vertically to make
it even.
NB! Do not let the spring lower quickly or abruptly, and be sure to not rotate the
knob without first raising it. Failure to follow these procedures may result in scratching
the glass, which is not covered by the warranty.
7. Connect the other end of the grounding cable to the port («ground/earth»)
located at the rear of the Bio-Well GDV Camera device (pic. 86).
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Pic. 86. Bio-Well GDV Camera device 1.0 on the calibration stand.
8. Click “Start button. For the new model of calibration tool (without sponge
inside) the white stand is not needed. Test image will appear (see on the right). It
should display a full ring. If the image is having noise inside or distorted, clean the glass
electrode and the cylinder with a cloth again and carefully check the position of the
spring knob to be sure the metal cylinder is resting evenly on the glass (raising before
adjusting).
NB! Each calibration cycle is equal to 20 captures with 5 seconds interval.
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9. If calibration is successful after the first cycle — click «OK» in the pop-up
window — calibration is completed.
If parameters of the Glow are not in the normal region (established on the
Bio-Well server) — then server will send a command to the Bio-Well GDV Camera
device to change the voltage of the impulses accordingly, and restart the calibration
cycle again automatically after 30 seconds interval. During this interval please gently
take out the metal cylinder insert, ventilate the air above the glass electrode, wipe it
again and put the metal cylinder insert back.
NB! If you will not make all the above mentioned procedures within 30 seconds
interval between the cycles — program will show error message and you will have to
start next cycle manually by clicking «Start» button again.
Bio-Well Software will repeat the calibration cycle as many times as needed to
attain the normal parameters settings (Area and Intensity of the Glow).
Usually it takes up to 4 cycles in normal environmental conditions.
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connection cable from the Bio-Well GDV Camera device.
Calibration procedure for BW 2.0 model:
1. Connect the USB cable to the Bio-Well GDV Camera device and computer.
2. Remove the finger insert by holding the unit firmly while gently pressing
downward and pulling outward (insert the thumb inside the insert and hold the insert
between the thumb and index finger, then pull out the finger insert).
3. Clean the glass electrode with a cloth (you may use alcohol for cleansing the
glass).
NB! In dry conditions it is mandatory to clean the glass electrode with wet tissue to
get rid of the static charge, while in wet conditions it is mandatory to finish cleaning by
wiping with dry paper napkin to get rid of the excessive moisture.
4. Insert the calibration metal cylinder insert. Don’t worry, new model of
calibration tool can not damage the glass electrode.
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5. Connect the grounding cable to the spring knob on the top of the calibration
insert.
6. Connect the other end of the grounding cable to the port («ground/earth»)
located at the rear of the Bio-Well GDV Camera device (pic. 87).
Pic. 87. Bio-Well GDV Camera 2.0 prepared for calibration. 80

7. Click “Start” button and wait for 20 seconds. Software will calibrate the device
automatically.
8. Click “OK” in the pop-up window. You will be automatically redirected to the
main screen of the Bio-Well software.
Calibration insert looks different for BW 3.0 – it doesn’t have any jacks. It doesn’t
need any wire. All the wiring is done inside the BW 3.0 device.
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Conducting a “Full Scan” ......................................................................................... 29

Technical Information about Bio-Well GDV Camera device

NB! Main parameters, characteristics, dimensions and warranties are provided in

• Standard finger insert

Standard set of the Bio-Well GDV Camera 2.0 7

Bio-Well 1.0 device front and back view:

Bio-Well 2.0 device front and back view:

External design elements:

Pic. 1. Login window of the Bio-Well Software.

- standard view of User’s database represented as a list of Cards

Pic. 3. Recent scans interface.

Pic. 5. Uploading offline experiments interface.

Pic. 6. Calibration interface.

Pic. 7. Warning window.

Pic. 8. Warning window: Account has got Expired.

Pic. 9. Technical information window.

- opens an Internet page in a default web-browser with educational

- redirects the User to www.bwacc.com

Pic. 11. Adding a new Card to your Database.

Pic. 12. Labels menu.

Here you can Add, Edit and Delete labels.

Pic. 14. Adding and Editing label window.

Pic. 16. Navigation bar for the Cards list.

Use refresh button to update the list.

Pic. 17. Sending Scans to other Bio-Well Users.

Pic. 19. Error sending a Scan to another Bio-Well User.

Pic. 20. Filtering Scans drop-down menu.

Pic. 21. Adding a note to a Scan.

There are standard word editing tools available.

Preparing person for the examination

Rules of capturing fingers

Pic. 23. 3 – finger is skewed; 4 – nail is touching the electrode.

Pic. 27.1. Editing ellipse of the image.

Pic. 28. Interface for conducting “Full Scan”.

Pic. 29. “Full Scan” results preview.

Pic. 32. Right-click to use the loupe.

Pic. 33. Chakras tab view.

Pic. 35. Balanced view of chakras.

Yin Yang tab

Pic. 36. Yin Yang meridians tab.

Pic. 37. Analysis tab view.

Each parameter has its own norms and colored grid.

Area diagram tab

Pic. 41. Energy diagram and Area diagram overlaid.

Pic. 42. Balance tab view.

Pic. 43. Organs Energy tab view.

On the right side you can see the list of all

Pic. 45. Biorhythms tab view.

Pic. 46. Fingers tab view.

Pic. 47. Pop-up window with GI of a finger and its parameters.

Pic. 48. Selecting one sector from the list.

- copy the image to the clipboard;

- save current image to a specified folder;

- print the current image;

- turn on/off the grey-scale coloring mode (original image);

- turn on/off the standard 9-grades coloring mode (selected by default);

- turn on/off sectors intersection scheme;

- turn on/off inner and outer contour lines.

Pic. 50. Spectrum of the Glow Image of one finger.