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Utel Systems

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A series of new test instrument versions released

Grimstad (Norway), may 26^th, 2004: Utel Systems will in May and June launch new versions of their test instrument software. This includes:

- A new SS7 (C7) protocol analyzer

- A new SS7 (C7) protocol simulator

- A new ISDN PRA protocol analyzer

- A new ISDN PRA protocol simulator

The new V5.1 & V5.2 protocol analyzer and simulator was just recently released. All products are based on cost effective PC-based hardware which in total comprise a highly flexible and transportable test instrument concept.

In the new instruments, both new protocols are implemented and a new user interface is introduced. This is a Windows XP/Office 2003 "look-and-feel" concept - also if the user runs Windows 2000 on his or her computer.

About Utel Systems

Utel Systems was founded in September 1998. The technology and products have been developed for a period of 10 years within Telenor, the major Norwegian telecommunication carrier. The company is focusing on providing their customers with a combination of telecom know-how, price efficient products and systems, on-site training/assistance and fast access to expert support. The products and services are therefore all built on a solid platform of signalling know-how. This platform is continuously strengthened through tight hands on interrelations with the largest customers.

Utel Systems is defining the Nordic countries to be the home market and is here addressing carriers/network operators, service providers and equipment manufacturers directly. International sales is focused on Europe, the US, Asia and Australia through an increasing network of dedicated, local partners/distributors.

For more information, please visit the corporate web-site at: www.utelsystems.com.

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