Digital Control Incorporated

One of the biggest upgrades with ARES is how much easier it is to understand which bands you should choose based on the interference at your job site.

With Falcon, interference was shown as noise bars that pointed upward, and you'd use the red high water marks to help guide your band selection.

With ARES, interference is translated into estimated achievable depths, with bands pointing downward—so you can see EXACTLY which bands will maintain signal at your planned bore depth, and at what power levels.

There's a lot going on on the Manual Selection screen, but once you swipe through & understand the basics, you'll see just how much easier it is to choose your bands—and how much more confident you can feel with your selections before going into the ground 👉

The things we do for a clean exit