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In this issue....

• LANpoint 7 - Customers Speak up about new terminals
• Get the most from the III Website with these tips
• RoHS Status

Customer feedback is essential to Intelligent Instrumentation's success.  One example is the popular LANpoint CE.NET 1/2 screen graphics terminal, which now comes in the original version and also as a new terminal that incorporates customer feedback. LANpoint 7 incorporates the top 3 improvements that customers have identified:

•  Smaller footprint
•  Brighter display
•  Lower cost

Here are some customer comments:

• A sheet metal fabrication company's Production Manager, on the size of the new LANpoint 7

My people like the large keyboard on the LANpoint CE.NET terminal.  The keys are widely spaced and easy to use even with "fat fingers".  A lot of metal workers have large hands and sometimes they wear gloves; the full-size keys help a lot.  What I like about the LANpoint 7 is that it only takes about 6" by 11" of tablespace, much less than some other terminals we considered, and still has the full large keyboard on it.

• An aerospace manufacturing company's Quality Assurance Engineer, on the brighter display

The display on the LANpoint 7 is much brighter and can be seen a lot better from the side. When I'm reviewing yield data with technicians and government quality assurance representatives, we can both see the results easily without jockeying for the best viewing position.   

• An automotive accessories manufacturer's Information Systems Analyst/Product Specialist, on acquisition and support issues:

I like the fact that much of the software utilities and the OS is the same as the LANpoint CE.NET.  It makes porting our application that much easier.  Kudos to whoever decided to put the Remote Manager utility from the LANpoint CE.NET onto the LANpoint 7 - it is an easy way to manage all the terminals on the network from a Web browser anywhere, and to upgrade the application when we have a new release.  How did III make all these improvements and still manage to cut the price by so much? 

 

For an answer to the question and any others you may have, contact us.

View LANpoint 7 Web page 

View LANpoint 7 Press Release

 

There are a few tips that will make using the Intelligent Instrumentation Website more productive for you.  Here you will find tips to:

• format Web pages for printing
• get all product pricing information and download files and manuals, and
• use navigation alternatives and shortcuts

• format Web pages for printing: Printing a Web page directly can cut-off the right side of the information and/or the top and bottom of the page.  To format Web pages for printing, each page has a 'printer' icon, shown at the left, in the top right corner of the page.  Click on this icon to open a new window formatted specifically for printing.

• get all product pricing information and download files and manuals: Each product has list pricing available, and many product manuals are downloadable.  In many cases, these are only available to logged-in users.  Registering as a user requires a one-time, no-obligation sign-up which is as easy as leaving your name and some minor contact information.  There are two ways to login.  The first is a link labeled Register/Login at the top left center of each page.  The other is a link labeled Register, usually in red, in appropriate places where you would expect to see a price.  Once you register, prices and all downloadable files will be shown.

• use navigation alternatives and shortcuts: Every page has several ways to navigate to related pages.  For instance -

- At the very top of every page are common links - things like Site Map, Request Information, Register/Login, Contact Information, etc.  Site Map is a good way to get directly to the information you're looking for.

 

- there is a navigation menu in the left column.  Sub-pages are indented and usually in smaller text than major pages.

 

- all product pages have links to sub-pages concerning details about the product across the top of the body of the page.  These are buttons labeled with subjects like "Specifications" and "Ordering Guide"

 

- many pictures will, when clicked, either open larger versions of the pictures or navigate directly to specific information related to the picture.  Usually the text below the picture will inform you.

 

- the right column on many product pages has commonly used links, like requesting literature, downloading manuals or files, and navigating to product sub-pages.

 

III RoHS Product Indicator

Intelligent Instrumentation, Inc. (III) is committed to meeting RoHS compliance requirements for all of its products as soon as possible.

 

The Directive 2002/95/EC on the Restriction of the use of certain Hazardous Substances in electrical and electronic equipment (RoHS) was issued in February 2003. The RoHS directive restricts the use of the following substances on products sold into European markets from July 1, 2006:

 

• Lead
• Mercury
• Cadmium
• Hexavalent Chromium
• Polybrominated Biphenyls (PBB)
• Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDE)

 

All products released after July 2006 will be designed as RoHS compliant; a very large majority of III’s existing products have already been identified as RoHS compliant.  Click here <TBD: the list is being prepared and will be available soon> for a list of products that are compliant. 

 

Web pages for RoHS compliant products will be marked with this "RoHS Compliant" symbol in the very near future.  If there is a question as to compliance, contact us, and we can tell you the actual status of any product you are interested in.  We can even tell you the status of older products you may have in your possession, based on the serial number.

 

View Intelligent Instrumentation's RoHS Compliance Statement

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