hope someone makes a new estim

[mantrid]

Here are some hints for for the Estim settings:

• Carrier frequency: Can be set to 700, this should always work well. If you are new in Estimming, you can chose higher values up to 1000. If you think you became insensitive because you Estimmed to often, you can chose lower values down to 500. Don't change it during the tease, because you then also have to re-adjust volume and balance.
• Channel balance: Use this setting to adjust the channel balance. Mixer and amplifier volume should be set to the same value for all channels, i.e. only use master volume.
• Current limitation at common: The purpose of this setting is to fix issues with the common electrode because this electrode is not controlled directly. Ideally, this setting should be 0. If to high, it causes to much unintended variations, especially in two channel setups. In general,
  • the output driver should be (as much as possible) current controlled (this means: serial resistors, no parallel ones);
  • the common electrode should be as large as possible; and
  • the common electrode should be placed somewhere in the center (below the balls if you are a male).
  Then, you should have no problems to chose 0.
• Sensitivity: should be set blindly as described: 0.75..1 for electrodes at most sensitive places (e.g. glans) and 0..0.25 for electrodes at least sensitive places (e.g. prostate). I use values between 0.25 and 0.75. This setting only has an effect with certain signals.

Thus, with a proper setup (i.e. current limitation at common set to 0), the only values the have to be tuned are the channels balances and the master volume. However, these values also have to to be tuned if fixed audio is used.

If you want to test all settings (also the internal ones controlled by the tease), you ca go to estim01.

@electro

The aim of the tease is to produce uninterrupted dynamically generated estim sound. I did not even made use to the duty ration setting, which is intended to produce tease-and-denial effects. That can be added easily. But things like pauses (what to do during a pause?) and a finisher would require a more sophisticated rule set. The purpose of the gasm software is to implement such things.

The debug settings are for debugging. The debug outputs at he bottom left corner are the abstracted settings of the high level API: 'DR' is the duty ratio (always 1 as mentioned above), 'I' the intensity and 'P' the pain setting. The progress ('P' in top right corner) plus a boost value ('B' in bottom left corner) is mapped to these values as implemented and commented in 'EStimTest.js'. The API documentation can be found at https://mantrid0.gitlab.io/gasm/rtl/index.html.

[picofarad]

Thanks for the thorough explanation!

[Electro]

@mantrid

Thank you. I'll need to play around some more and also read through the API documentation. I remember playing around with stuff like sensitivity and wondering how to make the pain/torture sort of sequences more painful but doing it with the right levels because things seem different during calibration than they do 'immersed and warmed up'. I'll need to play around more when I get the time and ask the questions I come up with when they are fresh in my mind.

[thebears73]

really confusing on how to set this up?

for a 2 channel but then mentions a common so is it triphase?
Whats the best settings as an example for a 312 in two channel mode with say left to cock/balls and right to dual prostrate trode.?