Difference between revisions of "AddisonMckee"

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• See Benderlink for Addison for software that links this bender to Eaton Leonard Vector Tube Data Centers.

How to Enable Communications on an AddisonMckee Bender

To enable Supravision network communications, it is necessary to map a drive S: to a network path. The network path is where VTube-LASER will be putting Supravision files for commands. In order to map drive S, it is necessary to be running in Technician mode with a special hardware key (dongle). Many AddisonMckee benders already run in Technician mode all the time. The way to find if you are running in this mode is to try to map drive S like this:

Map drive S:

• Press F12
• Choose Network Options
• Choose "Add Addata Network Drive"

• Set this bender up as bender 1 through 99. (Be sure it is set to a unique number compared to the other benders). In this dialog: YOU MUST PRESS ENTER RATHER THAN "YES" or the bender number will not take. (This is subtle thing - but it is easy to forget. If you press the Yes button, then the "Yes" is ignored.)

• You have to also select all the bender/Supravision number for the AddisonMckee control to take a new number using the keyboard.

• After setup is complete, the way to determine the bender number is to open the dialog under one of the measuring center buttons. That dialog will show a bender number in upper left corner.

• Be sure to switch back to the regular hardware key when finished (if you were using the Technician hardware key).