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Dear
!*FIRSTNAME*!,
We are pleased
to announce our first official newsletter mailout to our customers.
This months newsletter features;
> SMS
Paging System for KOYO PLC's
> Direct Replacements for old TI, GE & Siemens
PLC's!
> Wireless Ethernet, High speed telemetry
solutions
> Telstra's NextG; CDMA No
More? Our solution...
We welcome any feedback on this
newsletter and its contents and if you would like to contribute an
article to our newsletter please send me an email on praveen@kapp.com.au.
SMS
Paging System for KOYO PLC's
After receiving many requests from our existing
customers we have recently released an easy to use SMS paging system
as an add on package to any KOYO PLC. It
features:
> Upto 5 mobile recipients with
20 customisable alarms
> Operator
acknowledges alarm on site or auto
acknowledge
> Upto 5 primary and 5
secondary recipients
> Scheduled
reporting of Analogs and Digitals
> Easy to
install package with support for DL06/250/260/450
Visit our website an extensive
list of features and product info.
Replacements for
old TI, GE & Siemens!
The Koyo range of PLC's have a rich heritage and were
originally developed and used by Texas Instruments, General Electric
and Siemens. The Koyo 305/405 Series offers direct plug in
replacements for GE Series one, TI 305/405 Series and Siemens
Simatic TI305/405 which are no longer supported by the original
manufacturers. Most of these systems can be migrated to newer
generation Koyo PLC's with ease (visit our website to view our recent upgrade of
the Siemens based DFC Ceramics plant). Contact us for more
info.
Wireless Ethernet, High Speed
Telemetry
Automation Direct recently launched a
WiFi/FHSS Radio modem designed and built in Australia. This unit can
be configured as an Access Point/ Bridge/ Repeater/ Client or Router
and comes in both 100 and 300mW versions on the 2.4GHz (WiFi) band
and is also available in a 1W version on the 900MHz band (FHSS).
Prices start from A$995 per unit! For more details please visit our
website
Telstra's NextG; CDMA No
More? - 3G Router
 The recent announcement of Telstra's
3G network has prompted much cause for concern for control system
engineers working with cellular telemetry for remote site
installations. The traditional CDMA based technology is scheduled
for complete phase out by 2008 which means that it is desirable for
all new installations to use industrial grade hardware that will
work on the 3G network. Telstra plans on using the existing CDMA
850MHz band for its new UMTS (3G) network which means that its
going to be quite a challenge finding industrial grade hardware.
KAPP Engineering has spent the last month researching hardware that
will work on the new 3G network and have hand picked an
Australian product that will not just meet, but exceed customer
requirements . For more details please visit our website
Kind Regards,
Praveen Paul
M.Eng
Business
Development Manager
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November 2006 Newsletter
