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Re: Landauer's RADPRO info.
I have been using the RADPRO system with a phone line and modem for the last few years. It is easy to use and works well for us. There really was no problems associated with linking to Landauer in this fashion. We are now trying to load the RADPRO2000 on a computer with internet connections and have had all kinds of trouble getting through firewalls and proxy servers. If you go with the RADPRO system you need to be aware of the 2000 upgrade.
On another note, we pay $60 per month, not $145.
Vicky Tygart
UMMC Radiation Safety and Laser Safety Officer
vtygart@hr.umsmed.edu
(601)984-1078
>>> dave@uic.edu 08/31/00 06:08AM >>>
Actually, Triple I is Landauer's mainframe interface designed for use by
customers. You can add and delete wearers, look up histories, etc. It
was originally designed to be accessed using a modem and terminal emulator
program (VT100). As stated below, the now also have a method to access it
on the web. Triple I is an old program, but works well after you learn how
to use it. The service that is being discussed, Radpro, is strictly a web
application, which I have not tried. I have found that almost everything
that is turned from a dialup into a web application runs slower and is a
lot less convenient. Too much internet traffic plagues all of these
applications during working hours, at least in my experience. Maybe it is
different with Radpro, but I would need some convincing.
Dave Derenzo
At 03:24 PM 8/30/00 -0500, you wrote:
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>Sorry Tad, I didn't make it clear. The Triple I is a free software from
>Landauer and this software allows end user to access Landauer's main
>computer through internet. I found this software is (not necessarily) user
>friendly. M. Jo
>
>Tad Blanchard wrote:
>
> > Is there a "free" dosimetry service somewhere?
> >
> > At 03:00 PM 8/30/00 -0500, you wrote:
> >
> > >How does it differ from the Triple I which is free?
> >
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University of Illinois at Chicago
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