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control network

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control network

A group of interconnected devices that manage machines, lights, valves, appliances and other physical devices. Control networks are used in countless applications in factories, in the field, in the home or office as well as within buildings, cars, trucks and other vehicles. See home control network and industrial control network.



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Base building control systems for lighting, heating, air conditioning and security are also evolving to follow the same standards, but have thus far utilized a separate building control network and independent cabling system.
Designed for easy transition to IP-based monitoring, these cameras produce high-resolution images for clarity and detail, support JPEG and MPEG-4 compression formats, and feature simultaneous access capability for multiple remote users, multicasting, IP filtering to control network access, and password protection.
Already under construction near the city of Valdivia, Chile, the new mill will use a process control network with Emerson's PlantWeb digital plant architecture.
 
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