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New Product Releases
Spring of 2006: There have been several new developments this year. Phase Measurement Software Trip Indicating Relay Lightning Correlation |
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| USI Manual Addendum
Released May 2006 An addendum of the USI product manual has been completed with helpful illustrations of new features in our software. |
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| USI Website Updates
May 2006 We have redone our website with new graphics and better illustrations of our products! USI download passwords have changed. Call or email us for new passwords for the latest downloads. A helpful service directory has been added with a phone and email list. |
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| Utility Systems Inc.
Announces Organizational Changes on February 1, 2005 Click on the following link for details. Press Release " |
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| New Product Release
On December 1, 2002 USI released its first stand alone sequence of event recorder. The unit has been designated as the Model 3002. The model 3002 can also be interfaced to the Model 2002 DFR or the Model HT-2000W DFR. |
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| New Product Release On June 1, 2002 USI released the next generation multi-function digital fault recorder. The unit has been designated as the Model 2002. |
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| Continuous RMS
Recording For HT-2000W On January 7, 2002, USI released WinDFR Version 2.1.2 software capable of continuously recording RMS values for each analog channel, up to 30 days. Both Continuous RMS Recording and Continuous Frequency Recording can operate at the same time. The user of Master software (Version 2.1.2 or later) can retrieve the RMS values for any time slice during the last 30 days. |
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| Continuous Frequency
Recording For HT-2000W On December 13, 2001, USI released WinDFR Version 2.0.9 software capable of continuous recording frequency values for each analog channels for up to 30 days. The frequency value accuracy is better than 2 milli-hertz. The user friendly Master software (Version 2.0.9 or later) can retrieve the frequency values from 1 minute to as long as 30 days in one single COMTRADE file. The WinDFR will automatically compress the data to a maximum size of 1.2 MBytes before transferring the file. |
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