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Introduction

RadarOpus “Engines” & “Packages”

There are a 4 basic ‘Engines’ of RadarOpus available: MINI, SILVER, GOLD, DIAMOND.
For detailed overview of the functions available in each engine, please see www.radaropus.com then see
Products - Engine types

Some countries have different “Packages”
which consist of a basic Engine with special
Content.
This manual mostly shows screenshots of the
Diamond engine.

Introduction to RadarOpus

The revolutionary concept of RadarOpus is that all homeopathic information is available from within one
program. You have one interface, one database, one homeopathic Library. You can search in only one
repertory, in a few selected books, or in your whole library.

In the RadarOpus Library you can have access to: (depending on your package)
Repertories:
• Real Repertories: Synthesis (several versions & languages), Murphy, Boenninghausen, etc.
• Concept repertories: a concept (an idea, pathology or theme) points to related repertory rubrics.
• Family repertories: grouping of remedies based on relationships.
References:
• Real Materia Medica: Allen, Hering, Boericke, etc.
• Cases / Philosophy / Therapeutics / Journals, and other types of text documents.
Patient data
• Analyses separately saved to a Folder (saved outside of the patient file).
• Patient file (+ Analyses): administrative and consult info.
• Clificol: an online database project to collect cases for verification and scientific research.
Remedy and Author (sources) information
• Proving websites: with recent information, provings background, order info, etc.
• General background info like: Multimedia, Family-info, Wikipedia, Google images, etc.
• Author and source background info
Internet
• Full integration and direct access to internet (optional)
Languages
• Repertories and materia medica are optionally available in several languages.
Maps, Wizards and Modules
• RadarOpus also has a wide range of add-on modules and wizards.

Homeopathic quality and reliability
Because in recent years the homeopathic development has been so extensive, and some homeopathic
approaches are growing far apart, RadarOpus has set the goal to integrate all, but at the same time making
sure to indicate (tagging) carefully what type of information and how reliable it is. And giving the user full
control over what type of homeopathic information he wants to work with. If you show in Synthesis the
author references, you can see exactly from which source an addition is coming.

In RadarOpus quality and reliability come first.
Some repertories went into another direction of having quickly more and more content first. Other
repertories start to focus on “clinical symptoms” (pathology names). This trend has a negative effect on

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