Changes from DATS 2.1.1:

• Fixed a bug related to garbage text in edit fields.

Changes from DATS 2.1.0:

• Corrected R(e) Units for Label Printing: When printing a label DATS now prints R(e) units correctly as Ohms using the Ω symbol.

Changes from DATS 2.0.0:

• Added Label Printing: DATS now prints driver parameters to tandard address labels using Brother PL700 series label printers.
  
• New look and feel: The application is revised from the ground up to provide a new look with user selectable Light, Medium and Dark workspace settings. 
  
• Improved Auto-Ranging: The impedance limits are adjusted following a sweep to keep the plot on-screen at just the right size.
  
• Improved Printing: The printed reports have been improved to include more parameters with an improved layout.
  
• Improved Capacitor Measurement: DATS now measures smaller capacitors better than ever and now gives measurements for the 120 Hz range of smaller value components.
  

7Aug14 : DATS version 2.0.0 is initially released

Changes from DATS 1.0:

• Greatly simplified setup: The new DATS V2 hardware greatly simplifies setup such that most users can just plug it in and start testing without needing to fiddle with Windows audio settings.
   
• Enhanced capacitor measurement: The new capacitor measurement module goes beyond just
  measuring the capacitor’s value and now includes measurement of the capacitor's equivalent series
  resistance (ESR), dissipation factor (DF), quality factor (Q) and loss angle (δ) at three different
  frequencies: 120, 1k and 10k Hz.
   
• Wright Parameters: Loudspeaker parameter measurement has been expanded to include the Wright
  parameters which are especially useful for precision simulation. The Wright parameters allow for the
  accurate reproduction of a driver's high frequency inductive impedance from the four new parameters: KR
  XR KI and XI.
   
• Log Impedance Scale: A new user setting allows easy switching between linear and logarithmic
  impedance scales. Often it is convenient to view impedance on a log scale because the impedance of a
  pure capacitor or inductor becomes a straight line and any non-linearity is seen at a glance. The new log
  impedance scale has adjustments for both upper and lower impedance plot limits.
   
• Significant Digits Displayed: A new preference allows the user to set the number of significant digits that will be displayed.
   
• Greatly Expanded User's Guide: New Tech Notes have been added covering Speaker Parameter Measurement, Inductance Modeling and Capacitor Measurement. Several relevant excerpts from Introduction to Loudspeaker Design 2nd Edition have been added.