CONTROL SYNERGY
3/1 Pippita Close
Beresfield NSW 2322
Australia
Ph: 02 49665211
Fax: 02 49664522
Control Synergy was founded in January, 2001 with a clear vision to provide state of the art control system technology that would help improve the overall integration and efficiency of modern manufacturing, industrial and mining plant.
Our market research revealed a need for technology-based solutions in the following areas:
- Wireless data communications
- Superior protection for sensitive digital electronic hardware
- Inter control system communications
- Plug and play pre-formed cabling
- Ruggedised Mobile Computers & Monitors
Where these criteria are met, world class manufacturing and industrial processes can be implemented with close integration of plant control systems. This facilitates seamless data flow throughout the system and enables control system synergy.
Control Synergy is an importer and national distributor for world-class products from the following organisations: |
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New SLC Profibus Module SST-PB3-SLC
5/11/2010
The new SST™ Profibus 3rd Generation (PB3) module also includes the following enhancements; manages DP-V1 Services in Class-1 and Class-2 including SLC ladder logic samples, doubling of M0 and M1 data area up to 1000 words and module can “Set Slave” address.
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FTE New Product Release
4/16/2009
WHAT’S NEW?
The most important and exciting news is that the new versions of Frontline Test Equipment’s Serialtest and NetDecoder analyzers have enhanced capabilities.
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New FreeWave Radio Launch
12/16/2008
The New FreeWave FGR2 Series, the newest generation of the FGR 900 MHz Industrial Radio Series, is now in full production. The FGR2 is launched as a new technology platform, successor to and 100% backwards compatible with the FGR family. This new technology platform offers distinctively improved performance and noise rejection in all types of environments. The FGR2 has been fully tested and proven in real-world, high-noise locations, providing another assurance that your mission critical data will get through.
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