You can see the contents of the MFC. Just install the software and connect the included USB conversion cable.
The "Ryoma (RYOMA)" is a device net mass flow support tool that was developed in response to user requests for an easy-to-use tool to connect and verify contents. Is the MFC wired correctly? Is each individual MFC set up properly? With this product, you can perform these checks on your PC. Moreover, it’s not just for viewing. You can also actually flow gas to verify. 【Features】 ■ Simply install the software and connect the included USB conversion cable ■ See the contents of the MFC ■ Obtain information on various devices ■ Save the details of connected devices and perform verification ■ It is also possible to flow gas for verification *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Three Functions】 ■Connection Check ■Skeleton ■Operation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Sasaki Design Co., Ltd. was established in 1990 to develop systems for the automation and labor-saving of manufacturing equipment. After developing systems for various industries, we established Sasaki Design LLC in November 2000. We provide total services not only in software development but also in the hardware design and manufacturing of control systems, as well as software. We developed and sell our own recipe creation application, "Recipe Designer," for semiconductor equipment. We are committed to providing meticulous service and always propose systems from the end user's perspective. By continuously challenging ourselves with new themes regardless of the industry, we aim to propose systems that satisfy our customers. * In October 2010, we changed our name to Sasaki Design Co., Ltd. * In November 2011, we relocated from Akiruno City, Tokyo, to Fussa City.
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