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Revision as of 16:32, 21 April 2008
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Description
This is a four port module that was designed for connecting a measuring center to four Eaton Leonard benders: a LightSpeed control, two Premier controls, and an EL-2000 controlled Eaton Leonard bender.
Installation Location
This module is placed near the Romer measuring center computer. The electronics acts as the measuring center side of the current loop connection.
About the Connections
- RJ-45 ports - Ethernet cable converted to serial using RJ-45 to DB9 converters
- A four-port Quatech PCI board was installed in the Romer computer (Model: QS-PCI-100) The serial cables run from the RJ-45 ports on this module to the to the COM ports on the measuring center computer.
- The circular military connectors are connected to the Advanced Tubular current loop boards on the inside of the module. These ports are connected to the cables that run through the shop to the benders.
Inside the Module
This is an image of the inside of the module. It contains four of our current loop boards, one power supply, and all cabling.
Example Installation
This is an image of the box installed under the work-bench with a Romer arm and computer system.
Other Pages
Benderlink Current Loop Module page Benderlink page
