Digital Control Incorporated

Name: Digital Control Incorporated
Address: 19625 62nd Avenue S, Ste B103, Kent, WA, 98032, US
Telephone: +18002883610
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We design, engineer, and manufacture an ecosystem of innovative tools and software that improve HDD job safety & productivity around the world.

Current product lineup includes: DigiTrak® Falcon locating systems, TeraTrak R1 terrain mapping equipment, the Aurora Vision virtual reality training program, DigiGuide app-based field manual, and the ability to store and access job site data in DCI's cloud.

10/09/2026

Without caffeine I am nothing

10/08/2026

Have you called your dealer or Territory Manager yet...? 🤔

10/07/2026

Territory Manager Tim Doerflinger was recently on a shot with Wichita Utilities in downtown Wichita, Kansas. The crew had been battling a 14-foot deep shot down Market Street. Other locating systems had failed, and even a Falcon F5+ with rebar transmitter had failed.

So Tim brought in the ARES, and in band 20 in rebar standard power, they completed the job in about five hours—a job they had been working on for several days.

With several more shots coming up downtown, they purchased a new ARES system.

Congrats, Wichita Utilities, and to many more successful jobs!

10/06/2026

Congrats to Vermeer Heartland on their new location in Etna, Ohio! 🥳

Thanks for having us Joshua Spray and whiskey_the_digidog at your Open House 🤗🐶

10/05/2026

DRILLING WITH PASSIVE INTERFERENCE???

Here's what you need to know 👇

Locators scan for active interference, which is anything emitting a signal that could interrupt the connection between the sonde and locator.

Common examples include:
» Traffic lights 🚦
» Power lines ⚡
» Invisible dog fences 🐶
» Radios 📻

But you may also encounter passive interference, which is anything that blocks, absorbs, or distorts the signal from the sonde to the locator.

Common examples include:
» Rebar-reinforced concrete (sidewalks, driveways) 🛣️
» Metal culverts 🚇
» Overpasses and bridges 🌉
» Chain link fences ⛓️
» Salt water 🌊

⚠️ Locators do not have any way of scanning for this type of interference ⚠️

That's why it's crucial you input whether you'll be drilling near or beneath passive interference, so your locator "knows" to account for it.

Here's how you do that on ARES:

1. First, check the bore depth shown on the screen. This represents the deepest point of your shot. ARES is preprogrammed for 10 feet (3 m). Be sure to adjust this to match the max depth of your bore.

2. Next, if you will be drilling around or beneath passive interference, enter the approximate depth you’ll be drilling at when you reach those sources. This may be the same as your bore depth, but not always.

[If you’re not drilling under rebar or passive interference, leave this section alone.]

3. Then, assign a rebar tone to either Band A or Band B. Use the on-screen guide to choose the tone (.3, .5, or .7) with the deepest bar. NOTE: It doesn’t matter which band you assign the rebar to; unlike on a Falcon, ARES does not use Up and Down bands, so choosing A or B is just your personal preference.

09/30/2026

Peekaboo

09/28/2026

A canal crossing in Satellite Beach, Florida, right next to the Space Force base. No problem for Electrical, LLC and ARES.

📸 Territory Manager Anthony Gonzales

09/26/2026

Previously, we brought you the DigiBucket. Now, we bring you the Digi-WhateverThisIs!

Address

19625 62nd Avenue S, Ste B103
Kent, WA
98032

Telephone

+18002883610

Website

http://www.digital-control.com/

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