How to Use the Metatron Hunter 4025 NLS Verified

Metatron Hunter 4025 NLS Verified: Setup and Operating Guide

A practical, step by step guide to setting up and operating the Metatron Hunter 4025 NLS Verified, the green-face Verified unit, with the Metapathia GR Hunter software. It is written for owners and operators and covers physical setup and software operation only. It does not interpret on-screen output as health information, and the final section explains why.

What is in the box and how to inspect it

Before connecting anything, check that the contents are present and undamaged.

Inspect the main unit for cracks, dents, or debris in the port connectors. Check that the bio-inductor headset, worn like headphones, has an intact band, cable, and jack connector. Confirm that the carry case, USB dongles, cables, and installation media are all present.

If anything is damaged or missing, photograph it and contact your supplier before going any further.

Metatron Hunter 4025 NLS Verified system requirements

The manufacturer’s stated minimum, taken from the supplied manual, is:

• Windows PC (Windows XP, 7, 8/8.1, 10, or 11; 32 or 64 bit)
• Intel i5 processor or better
• 8GB RAM or more
• SVGA 1024×768 display
• At least 1 GB of free disk space
• Two free USB ports

Those figures are low by current standards. In practice, a modern Windows 10 or 11 machine with 8 GB or more of RAM, an SSD, and several gigabytes of free space will install and run the software far more smoothly.

Using a dedicated computer, rather than a busy shared office PC, avoids interruptions from background updates during a session.

How to install the Metapathia GR Hunter software

Follow these steps in order.

1. Temporarily turn off antivirus protection. Open Windows Security, go to Virus and threat protection, then Manage settings, and switch off real-time protection and tamper protection. Windows re-enables these automatically later. Installer files for this software are commonly flagged by antivirus tools, which is why this step is needed.
2. Insert the red or black USB dongle into a USB port.
3. Open the installer folder and double-click Setup.exe. The installer window can take a few minutes to appear, so wait.
4. Click Next and OK as prompted to begin the installation.
5. When the main install finishes, wait about ten seconds for a second installer (Firebird) to open, then keep clicking Next to complete it.
6. Once installation is complete, remove the installation dongle and connect the Hunter unit to the PC with the USB cable.
7. Insert the blue USB dongle. This must stay connected whenever the Hunter is in use.
8. Re-enable your antivirus protection after installation if Windows has not already done so.

Connecting the hardware and bio-inductor headset

Connect the Hunter unit to the PC with the supplied USB cable, ideally to a USB port on the machine itself rather than through a hub. Keep the blue dongle plugged in during use.

The bio-inductor headset is worn like headphones, positioned firmly over the ears and oriented according to the left and right (L/R) markings on the headset.

After powering on the unit, wait about one minute before launching the software, so that the drivers and the device have time to initialise.

Preparing the room and the person

The manufacturer’s setup instructions for a session are short and mechanical:

• Ask the person to remove metal objects from their body and clothing where practical, such as jewellery and watches.
• Fit the bio-inductor headset firmly over their ears, following the L/R markings.
• Ask the person to sit comfortably, avoid crossing their arms or legs, and stay reasonably still.

The manual also suggests no food or drink other than water in the hour beforehand.

Keep the environment calm and free of unnecessary electrical clutter, which is sensible practice for any piece of sensitive electronic equipment.

Starting the software and the main menu

Double-click the “Metapathia GR Hunter” icon on the desktop. The program opens on the Main Menu, which offers:

• Reception of patients, used to open a subject’s record and begin work
• Developers
• Settings
• Exit

To begin, click “Reception of patients”.

Settings and operator profiles

The Settings screen configures the interface. From here you can:

• Use Select doctor to create separate operator profiles where more than one person uses the unit
• Change the language
• Toggle sound, bold font, and colour versus black-and-white images
• Switch the graph background between styles

These are display and housekeeping options only. They do not change what the device records.

Creating a client record in the card index

Before a session, create or open a client record in the Card index.

Click New Card to add a new client. Complete the required fields: last name, first name, date of birth, sex, blood group, and rhesus factor. Address and phone are optional.

To reopen an existing record, use Select card, or type the surname into Search. Use Edit card to amend details on an existing record.

Enter the date of birth and sex carefully, because the software uses them to select which reference set it runs against.

How to run a session

With a client record open, the mechanical sequence is:

1. Click Research (the green arrow) to start a session.
2. The Catalogue screen opens, showing the body and organ views.
3. Choose the scan breadth. The software offers preset modes labelled Express, Standard, and Detailed, or a manual mode where you tick and untick specific organs on the diagram.
4. Click Research or Start to begin. The software runs automatically and shows live graphs and a progress indicator.
5. Use Pause and Resume to interrupt and continue, and Next or Exit to move to the next section or leave the session.
6. When the run finishes, the software displays a results list and generated graphics for the record.

The software highlights items in different colours and places markers on the images. This guide does not cover what any of that means, because those outputs are not validated indicators of health, and interpreting them sits outside mechanical operation.

Saving, printing, and backing up data

Save to disk stores the subject’s session data to a location you choose.

The print options let you print selected images, up to three per A4 sheet, and print any typed notes or a written conclusion. View conclusion opens a free-text box for the operator’s own notes.

To back up, open the Card index and use Save to disk. Choose the direction (From program to export, To program to import), select the records, click Copy, then Copy to disk, and choose a destination. The Clear button removes items from the copy list without deleting them from disk. The To program option imports previously saved data from external storage back into the software.

Keep regular backups if you store session data, and handle any personal data you enter in line with your data-protection obligations.

Care, handling, and safe operation

From the manufacturer’s notice, for reliable operation:

• Remove metal objects before a session.
• After powering on, wait at least a minute before running the software.
• Fit the bio-inductor headset before starting the software.
• Disable antivirus before installing or running the software, as described above.
• Avoid using the unit in strong direct light, which the manufacturer says can interfere with the bio-inductor.
• Turn the unit off when it will be unused for a long period.
• Keep liquids away from the unit and wipe it with a dry cloth only.

Functions this guide does not cover

The software includes further modes: entropy analysis, NLS analysis, the etalon and spectral-comparison screens, meta-therapy, the vegeto test, the reprinter, and metazode preparation.

This guide does not cover them. Their on-screen outputs are not validated indicators of health and should not be read as such, and the therapy and preparation modes fall outside a setup-and-operation guide.

If you need to work with these modes, refer to the manufacturer’s manual, which documents them. For anything health-related, and for any symptom you are worried about, seek medical advice without delay rather than relying on this equipment.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Metatron Hunter 4025 Verified a medical device?

No. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. As supplied by Bioresonance Tech, it is offered for research, educational, and wellness-awareness use only, which is why the guidance above covers operation rather than any clinical use. This reflects the regulatory position: a device is classed as medical when it is intended to diagnose or treat disease, and this unit is not registered or sold on that basis. Any CE marking present relates to general product-safety directives, not to medical or diagnostic performance. For any health matter, see a qualified healthcare professional. Next step: read the Important notice.

What is included with the Metatron Hunter 4025 Verified?

A complete unit ships with the main device, a bio-inductor headset, the USB dongles and cables needed to run it, installation media, and a carry case. Exact contents are listed by Bioresonance Tech in your purchase documentation, so check that against the box on arrival. The supplied manufacturer’s manual details each item, and inspecting everything on delivery is the best way to confirm nothing is damaged or missing. Next step: see What is in the box and how to inspect it.

What are the system requirements for the Metatron Hunter 4025 NLS Verified?

The software runs on a Windows PC and needs, as a minimum, an Intel i5 processor, at least 1 GB of free disk space, and two free USB ports. Bioresonance Tech supplies the software to run on Windows XP through to Windows 11, though a modern Windows 10 or 11 machine will perform better in practice. These figures come directly from the manufacturer’s manual, and a computer with more RAM and an SSD will load and run sessions more smoothly. Next step: see the full system requirements.

What is the difference between a Verified and a non-Verified Hunter 4025?

A Verified unit is one that has been tested to produce output consistent with Metatron Oberon before it is sold, whereas cheaper grey-market units may not have been checked in this way and can behave differently. Bioresonance Tech carries out this consistency check on the green-face Verified units it supplies. Important point for clarity: this is a statement about unit-to-unit consistency in what the software displays, and not a claim about clinical or diagnostic accuracy, since the underlying method is not a validated medical test. If consistency between units matters to you, ask your supplier how each unit is checked. Next step: confirm the check directly with Bioresonance Tech before purchase.

Do I need training or qualifications to operate the Metatron Hunter 4025 NLS Verified?

No special qualification is needed to operate the equipment itself, which runs as Windows software paired with a headset. Bioresonance Tech and the manufacturer’s manual provide setup and operating instructions, and this guide covers the mechanical steps end to end. Operating the hardware is separate from interpreting anything it displays, which this guide does not cover and which is not a validated way to assess health. Next step: follow How to run a session.

Is the Metatron Hunter 4025 NLS Verified safe to operate?

As a piece of equipment, it is low-power hardware that connects to a computer by USB, and the session simply involves wearing a headset, with no needles and no ionising radiation such as X-rays. Bioresonance Tech supplies it with handling guidance covering care and safe operation. Physical safety of operation is a separate matter from any health benefit, which this device does not establish, so the equipment being safe to handle should not be read as evidence that its outputs mean anything about health. For any health concern, consult a qualified healthcare professional. Next step: read Care, handling, and safe operation.

How do I install the Metapathia GR Hunter software?

Installation involves temporarily disabling antivirus, running the installer from the red dongle, completing the secondary Firebird installer, then connecting the unit and the blue dongle. Bioresonance Tech supplies the installation media and the manufacturer’s manual that document this process. The full sequence, including the order in which to connect the two dongles, is set out step by step earlier in this guide. Next step: follow How to install the Metapathia GR Hunter software.

What warranty and support come with the Metatron Hunter 4025 NLS Verified?

Warranty length and support terms are set by your supplier and stated in your purchase documentation, so confirm them before you buy. Bioresonance Tech offers a 36 month warranty on the device (12 months on the headset) and supplies a clear English manual, setup materials, and an exclusive video guide with the unit. Because terms can change, checking the current warranty and support arrangements directly with the supplier is the reliable way to know what is covered.

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