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Software simplifies environmental integration

An ActiveX control allows custom applications to be written to read temperature, RH and dew point measurements from the THUM (temperature humidity USB monitor).

News from Practical Solutions, Apr 13, 2005

New trend for historical data

Trend Export is the latest software component from Canary Labs allowing users to easily export and create csv and xml files from OPC-HDA historians.

News from Canary Labs, Apr 6, 2005

Acquisition software combines GPS and camera data

A new option available for the Caesar uEdition software range allows signals from digital video cameras and GPS receivers to be acquired in parallel with the collection of other measurement data.

News from Caesar DataSystems, Apr 5, 2005

FDA-compliant software works with Excel

Industrial Technology Systems (ITS) has signed an international distribution agreement with ezGMPT and Associates, an international company with headquarters in Rochester, New York.

News from Industrial Technology Systems (ITS), Apr 5, 2005

Software makes more sense of test results

QualityWorX Test System Manager is an off-the-shelf software package that enables manufacturing managers to make better, quicker and more informed decisions about how to improve yield.

News from Sciemetric Instruments, Mar 24, 2005

Acquisition software supports more instruments

National Instruments has released a new version of NI SignalExpress, its interactive software environment for acquiring, comparing, automating and storing measurements on the benchtop.

News from National Instruments, Mar 17, 2005

Data collection software updated

WebDock Software has updated its winning DataPort data collection software to version 11.7.

News from WebDock, Mar 15, 2005

Widgets expose acquired data

WebDock Widgets allow users to view data and server statistics from any DataPort server on a network.

News from WebDock, Mar 15, 2005

Module puts meter data on the net

A new compact module from Carlo Gavazzi extends energy, gas and water metering systems by allowing them to be monitored over local area networks and the Internet.

News from Carlo Gavazzi, Mar 15, 2005

Automated meter reading comes to Malaysia

Jekyll Electronic Technology has appointed a new distributor in Malaysia - EMS Technologies.

News from Jekyll Electronic Technology, Mar 14, 2005

Data management and recording on show

The competitive benefits of fast and accurate shop floor data management and recording will be highlighted at two IT Showcase events taking place in Leeds and Wigan on 8th and 9th March.

News from DLoG (UK), Mar 8, 2005

Software agents monitor machinery health

Dexter Agents Version 3.3 is a software tool that allows companies to build and deploy software agents for machinery health monitoring and predictive maintenance.

News from Macsea, Mar 3, 2005

Software gets graphical about acquisition

Amplicon has added two new graphical software packages - DasyLab and DAQFactory - to its range, perfectly complimenting its extensive hardware data acquisition products.

News from Amplicon Liveline, Mar 2, 2005

Software makes sense of temperature data

Datapaq's Oven Tracker Insight software is designed not only to allow programming of instrumentation and data acquisition, but to translate raw temperature data into meaningful information.

News from Datapaq, Feb 28, 2005

Software suits data collection and troubleshooting

For applications that require just a few data points or a view into a process WebDock reckons its DataPort data collection and troubleshooting software may be just the ticket.

News from WebDock, Feb 18, 2005

Industry's largest source for instrument drivers

National Instruments now offers more than 4000 instrument drivers in the NI Instrument Driver Network, the industry's largest source for instrument drivers.

News from National Instruments, Jan 21, 2005

Software brings quality data together

QIS is a high performance, distributed information management system which provides a "single window" view of operational data from one or more disparate sources.

News from Qisoft, Dec 16, 2004

Scada system records detailed sequences

New "momentary change detection" or MCD processing in iPower Scada allows detailed analysis of sequences of events.

News from Catapult Software, Dec 15, 2004

Check out software online without downloading

Engineers can now quickly and easily explore the latest version of the National Instruments LabView 7.1 graphical development environment without downloading or installing any software.

News from National Instruments, Dec 1, 2004

Johns Hopkins orders acquisition systems

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory has awarded M+P International a contract for a 192-channel data acquisition and analysis system and a 64-channel vibration control system.

News from M+P International, Nov 29, 2004

Approval opens up UK rail industry market

AV Technology (AVT) is now Link-up approved, making it eligible to supply its structural monitoring and remote visual inspection services to the UK rail industry.

News from AV Technology, Nov 26, 2004

Basestation collects loadcell data

The Radiolink plus is a new basestation for collecting data from the top selling range of loadcells from Straightpoint.

News from Straightpoint (UK), Nov 25, 2004

Free trial for machine data collection software

DLoG (UK) is offering manufacturers across all industry sectors the opportunity to install its latest Prisma machine data collection and OEE analysis software free of charge for a three month period.

News from DLoG (UK), Nov 22, 2004

Test software increases motor firm's productivity

LMS International has announced that Audi has selected Test Lab to further increase the productivity of its NVH (Noise, Vibration and Harshness) testing processes.

News from LMS International, Nov 19, 2004