• 30-ch integrated input module
• Windows Vista compatible
• Alarm levels increased from 2 to 4

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1. Release number: R3.01 => R3.02
2. Major changes:
   -Standard Support for the EtherNet/IP protocol
   -Addition of User Authorization to the SMTP Authorization Function

MW100 Data Acquisition Unit

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1. Release number: R1.01 => R1.02
2. Main changes:
   -Support for Windows Vista (Home Premium or Business 32-bit version only)

POWERCERT PC Parameter Setting Tool

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A:	Good evening.	Konban wa.
	Please come in.	Douzo, haitte kudasai.
B:	Thank you.	Arigatou.
A:	Do you want something to drink?	Nani wo nomimasu ka?
B:	Beer please.	Bi-ru wo onegai shimasu.
	What's this music?	Kono ongaku wa nan desu ka?
	It's Enka.*1	Kore wa Enka desu.
	I love Enka!	Watashi wa Enka ga daisuki desu!
	How about you?	Anata wa?
A:	No, not really...	Iie, tokuni wa...
	Food looks delicious.	Ryori ga oishi sou desu ne.
	May I take some?	Itadaite mo ii desu ka?
B:	Of course, go ahead.	Mochiron, douzo.
	Everyone brought a bunch of stuff, such as yakitori, yakisoba*2, sushi, stuff like that.	Yakitori, yakisoba, sushi, nado, minna ga mochi yotte kure mashita.
	Culture Notes: Enka is a traditional Japanese folk-style music with very nasal intonation. Westerners and even some Japanese sometimes find it difficult to get used to, but it can be very beautifull and has a very large and devoted fan base, especially among the elderly. Yakitori is grilled chicken (and other meats) on a skewer, and yakisoba is a Japanese style chow/lo mein.

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"