Helmut Fischer FISIQ T – software for DMP instruments
Applications
A universal tool for managing and evaluating tactile measurement data with all DMP instruments: automatic instrument and probe recognition, backups, fast synchronisation, real-time monitoring with tolerances, reports from templates.
Key features
- Automatic recognition of the DMP instrument and probe
- USB-C and Bluetooth transfer; REST API, keyboard emulation, direct Excel export
- Backup and restore, configuration of a new instrument from a backup
- Offline mode and “snapshot” view
- Real-time values with upper/lower limit (out-of-limit values in red)
- Customisable reports and measurement protocols, instrument updates
Models
FISIQ T 1.3.2 (download 176.84 MB)
Technical data
- Compatibility: all DMP10-40, FERITSCOPE DMP30, SR-SCOPE DMP30
- Interfaces: USB-C, Bluetooth
- Export: Excel, PDF reports, REST API
What we offer
- Selection of the instrument and configuration for your task, together with the manufacturer
- Trial measurements of your samples in the manufacturer’s laboratory
- Training, calibration and service organised through the manufacturer
Technical data according to the manufacturer: helmut-fischer.com
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