Downloading Bluehill Universal Updates: Quick Tips From Instron Service

The Instron Connect software, which is a feature included in your Instron Connect agreement, allows the Instron technical support team to connect directly to your Instron systems through remote screenshare.

In this video, we explore the various methods available on the Instron Connect platforms for requesting technical support, ensuring you receive our fastest response time.

In this video, we explore how to easily retrieve your calibration certificates and service history via the Instron Connect Portal — a valuable feature included in your Instron Connect agreement.

In this video, we explore Active Zone display, a feature of Bluehill® Universal 4.25 and later. An "Active Zone" refers to a dynamic visual display that shows the ongoing test's specific zone within your test workspace.

In this video, we explore calculation fail icons, a feature of Bluehill Universal 4.42 and later. Calculation status details are now easily accessible to the user in the results table. If a result fails to calculate or a warning is triggered, an information icon appears in the associated cell of the results table, and the user can select the cell to find out why.

Instron’s® Bluehill software allows you to name your transducers, such as load cells or extensometers, to be easily recognized and linked to Bluehill test methods. Utilizing this capability can prevent the incorrect load cell from being used and ensures the test method can be shared across multiple systems without risk of referencing the wrong transducer.

Revision history allows users to view the full version history of Bluehill methods, tested samples, and report templates. Each revision contains the details of the affected item, including a time stamp, both the previous and new values, and the name of the user who made the change.