Definition of Y2K Compliance
(Courtesy of IBM)

A product is Y2K ready if the product, when used in accordance with its associated documentation, is capable of correctly processing, providing and/or receiving date data within and between the 20th and 21st centuries, provided all other products (for example, software, hardware and firmware) used with the product properly exchange accurate date data with it.

Interscan Products

All Interscan products, with the exception of the DOS-based Arc-Max^® data acquisition system, are Y2K compliant.

A new, fully compliant version of Arc-Max, called Arc-Max^® 2000, will be available by Spring, 1999. All current users of Arc-Max^® are encouraged to contact us, to negotiate a special price for the new release.

Interestingly, our other data logging products, which use the CX-5 interface, and consist of the 5000 Series Dosimeters (discontinued in 1993) and 7000 Series Data Logging Compact Portable Analyzers, are compliant. This series of products is compliant because elapsed time rather than real time is logged. Thus, assuming that the host computer is Y2K compliant, the CX-5 software will function with no problems.

Interscan Internal Operations

We have tested all software used in our accounting, personnel, production, sales, and service departments. All software is Y2K compliant, and we are fully confident that when January 1, 2000 arrives, we will be able to continue to satisfy all customer and vendor requirements.

Interscan Contact for Y2K Issues
Michael D. Shaw, Executive Vice President