To mark ABEM’s 100th birthday, all ABEM Terrameter LS 2 instruments that are running a Basic hardware license will benefit from increased transmitter specifications at no extra cost. And, best of all, we are offering this gift to existing LS 2 customers as well as those making new purchases.
The ABEM Terrameter LS 2 Basic 2/48 model has an upper limit on output current of 1.0 A. From November 9th this limit will increase by 50% to 1.5 A, allowing access to more current on entry-level resistivity imaging systems.
All new Basic LS 2 instruments shipped on or after the 9th November will have the new specifications enabled. For existing customers, simply contact your local Guideline Geo representative or [email protected] and provide the serial number of your instrument to have the hardware license upgraded. Once arranged with our representative, the upgrade can be completed remotely from the License tab of the instrument, either over the internet or by uploading a new license file via USB.
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Free Hardware License Upgrade Q&A
Which instruments will receive the license upgrade?
The upgrade will apply to our entry-level resistivity imaging system, the ABEM Terrameter LS 2 Basic 2/48.
When will this upgrade be available?
All new ABEM Terrameter LS 2 Basic 2/48 instruments shipped after November 9th 2023 will have the higher specification. Any existing ABEM Terrameter LS 2 Basic 2/48 customers can apply to have their license upgrade from November 9th.
How is the upgrade delivered?
The upgrade can be completed remotely. Existing Terrameter LS 2 Basic customers should contact either their local Guideline Geo representative or send an email to [email protected] and provide the serial number of their instrument. A new hardware license will be generated for that instrument, which can be installed via the License tab of their Terrameter LS 2.
Does the license upgrade affect the warranty on an existing instrument?
No. The status of any active warranty remains unchanged after the upgrade.
How will the specifications look across the line-up of ABEM Terrameter models?
Only the transmitter output current will change, all other specifications remain as before:
Any further queries can be directed to: [email protected]
