Hello pulseCheck NX users

Hello pulseCheck NX users

July 4th, 2024

just a quick note from us, on Monday, 08.07.2024 at 11 am CEST, we will roll out an update for the pulseCheck NX. The device will notify you when it’s ready. Confirm the update and in less than 5 minutes, the software and firmware will be up and running on your autocorrelator.

Here’s what to expect:

  • Improved trigger: Faster data acquisition and more reliable ACF signal
  • Logarithmic scale: now available for more precise readings
  • Web remote control: accessible via setup tab for your smart device
  • Usability tweaks: including improved sliders
  • Bug fixes: smoother, more stable performance

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