HLS is a remote I/O control network of one master with multiple slaves. Master and slave devices automatically communicate via HLS thanks to the embedded protocol, and with the maximum of 63 slaves, 2016-bit I/O can be controlled within 1 millisecond. Communication is always performed in certain timing and never fails. The stable control is also ensured by an automatic waveform correction function that restores distorted waveforms damaged by noise and long distance transmission.

CUnet is a distributed control network with multiple masters/slaves. The network can simultaneously execute (1) 512-byte data sharing, (2) remote digital/analog I/O plus motor control, and (3) P2P (1 to 1) 256-byte data transfer. All terminals within the network execute without needing a CPU automatic data transfer in high speed, and share all memory data on a real-time basis. The CUnet remains independent from type and performance of the user CPU.