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Frequently Asked Questions

• What does omcon do?

  Omcon supports its customers in all aspects of operation and maintenance of steam turbines, compressors and wind turbines in Belgium and abroad. Omcon is active in petrochemical and chemical plants and all other industries where power is generated by means of a steam turbine.

• How do I set the date/time setting on the Omron® bp652 IntelliSense® automatic wrist monitor?

  Date/Time setting ( ) button Display Wrist cuff Memory (MEM) button START/STOP button User ID selection switch SET button Battery compartment Date/Time setting ( ) button INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the OMRON® BP652 IntelliSense® Automatic Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor .

• How do I use the QCon pro to automate my Mix?

  Set the automation modes directly on the control surface, and use the motorized faders, encoders, and buttons to automate your mix. The QCon Pro also has 8 assignable buttons and a Shift button for additional layers of control.

• Where to download operation & user's manual of Omicron CMC 356 relays?

  Download Operation & user’s manual of Omicron CMC 356 Relays, Test Equipment for Free or View it Online on All-Guides.com.

• How does omcon support in the complete process of an overhaul?

  Omcon supports in the complete process of an overhaul from A to Z. During the overhaul itself I, Christophe De Busscher can act as the project manager of your complete overhaul. During most turbine overhauls, the turbine is overhauled during a complete shutdown of a unit and many parallel activities are to be executed.

• What is the difference between OEM and ODM?

  An alternative to the OEM model is to outsource a portion of the design and manufacturing process to an original design manufacturer (ODM). Within this model, if yours is the outsourcing enterprise, you submit the product specifications and contract with an ODM to design and manufacture the product in volume.

• What is the difference between OEM and outsourced manufacturing?

  All licenses and IP developed by the outsourcing company are retained by the company and the OEM is essentially only contracted to perform manufacturing as a work-for-hire. In this model, the outsourcing company is hiring a contract manufacturer to build a semi-finished or finished product.

• Why work with an OEM?

  Working with an OEM allows your enterprise to maintain the most control over the manufacturing process. You still likely need to share confidential designs or information with your OEM partner, however your organization maintains ownership of the relevant licenses and IP (and depending on the use of off-the-shelf products).