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News - 2004New Veriteq Spectrum Version 3.7eSeptember 8, 2004 - Veriteq announced today the release of an upgraded version of its Veriteq Spectrum Software program. The new version 3.7e includes the following new features designed to make it easier to work with USB Logger Cables:
For more information on Veriteq Spectrum 3.7e, please contact Veriteq. More Veriteq Loggers on the International Space StationApril 19, 2004 - Another Veriteq data logger headed off to the International Space Station today; one of 51 Veriteq loggers currently being used on the Station. This project is part of the European Space Agency's DELTA mission. The launch took place from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan and carried a Veriteq SP-4000 voltage, current, and temperature data logger. The use of Veriteq SP-4000 data loggers is part of an award-winning student led experiment, called BugNRG, designed to study the effects of microgravity on the output and efficiency of bacterial fuel cells. The study will monitor fuel-cell output in the form of voltage and current as measured and recorded by the Veriteq data logger. The data logger will also measure and record container temperature conditions related to the experiment. According to the experiment's designer, Veriteq SP-4000 data loggers were ideal for the project due to their small size, 10 year battery and ability to precisely measure and record multiple values; in this case voltage, current and temperature. For more information on the BugNRG project, refer to the PowerPoint presentation created by the study sponsors.
Astronaut André Kuipers inside the International Space Station. In this photo he is busy with the Close-out procedure of the experiment, putting the box containing the Veriteq data logger into the small blue download container. (Photo courtesy European Space Agency; 2004) Veriteq Loggers Rated Instrinsically SafeApril 2004 - Veriteq's data loggers have been named Intrinsically Safe (IS) for use in hazardous environments containing volatile chemicals and flammable liquids, gases or vapors. Intrinsic Safety (IS) allows electronic equipment to operate safely in environments containing atmospheric explosive and flammable elements. Veriteq's IS Loggers adhere to all applicable CSA and ANSI/UL standards
for use in environments containing volatile flammable liquids, gases
or vapors and are rated for Class I, Division 1 and 2, Groups A, B,
C, and D applications. As part of the Certificate of Compliance [pdf example], the products listed below are eligible to bear the CSA mark (shown at top left). The "C" and "US" indicators signify that the product has been evaluated for use in both Canada and the US.
viewLinc 1.20 adds Table Views and Automated Downloads
The new TableViewer module allows users to display real-time data from multiple data loggers in a single desktop window. Using a condensed tabular display format, the module provides a convenient method for displaying data from, and managing alarms for, a large number of connected data loggers. The new TransferScheduler module enables users to automatically download data from any data logger on a network directly to their PC, thus eliminating the need for manual operations. Users can schedule one time, daily, weekly, or monthly transfers of data to suit their requirements. For more more information on viewLinc, refer to the viewLinc product page or contact your Veriteq Sales representative at 1-800-683-8374.
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February
24, 2004 - Veriteq announced today the release of a new version
of its viewLinc data logger monitoring & alarming software. The
new release includes two new modules, TableViewer and TransferScheduler,
designed to make it easier to monitor and manage large numbers of
remotely connected data loggers.