In addition to its Document Library and Software Download functions, our portal site, "y-Link" now has "Selection Guides." With a Selection Guide, you can enter specifications and functions as search criteria to easily find corresponding products. Currently there is a selection guide for each of three product categories: Recorders, Controllers, and Signal Conditioners. When searching for products, be sure to give it a try.

In addition to the selection guides, we have also updated the information on the Worldwide Network. You can find a Yokogawa office that is close to you by selecting your country and product.

Searches in the Document Library have been based on categories, but now you can also search by keyword to easily find the document you're looking for. Currently available documents include manuals, specifications (GS), bulletins, and technical information (TI). Some documents are also available in Chinese, French, and German.

Temperature and Pressure Compensation for Ideal Gas (YS1000)

Boiler Drum Level Control (YS1000)

Boiler Feedwater Treatment (YS1000)

Compressor Anti-surge Control (YS1000)

	<Services>
A:	I'd like to make an international call.	Kokusaidenwa wo kaketai no desuga.
A:	I'd like to exchange yen for dollars..	Doru wo en ni ryougae shitai no desuga.
A:	Do you have a Japanese restaurant in the hotel?	Nihon-shoku wo tabetai no desuga, hoteru nai ni resutoran wa arimasuka?
A:	I'd like a 7 am wake-up call please.	7 (Shichi) ji ni mooningu kooru wo o-negai shimasu.
A:	May I have room service please? It's room 505..	Ruumu saabisu wo o-negai shimasu. Kochira wa, 505 (gou-zero-gou) gou shitsu desu.
	<Trouble>
A:	There's no hot water for the bathtub.	O-furo no o-yu ga de masen.
A:	The air conditioner isn't working.	Reibou ga kiite imasen.
A:	The toilet doesn't flush.	Toire ga nagare masen.
A:	The safe doesn't open.	Seifuthii bokkusu ga aki masen.
A:	I can't unlock the door to my room.	Heya no kagi ga aki masen.
A:	The lights don't turn on.	Raito ga tsuki masen.

Pronunciation Tip Vowels are easy to pronounce, similar to Spanish or Hawaiian (as commonly pronounced by non-native speakers): a = "ah" as in "taco" or "aloha" i = "ee" as in "Tijuana" or "Waikiki" u = "oo" as in "Eres tu" or "Luau" e = "eh" as in "Espanol" or "Kameamea" o = "oh" as in "Mexico" or "Molokai"