Difference between revisions of "Benderlink Ethernet Module"
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| − | The Benderlink wireless device module is used with benders that use the RS-232 protocol for communications. The device allows RS-232 signals to be converted into either encyrpted WiFi or WIRED TCP/IP signals. This overcomes the distance limitations inherent to RS-232 (max of 50 feet). | + | The Benderlink wireless device module is used with benders that use the RS-232 protocol for communications. The device allows RS-232 signals to be converted into either encyrpted WiFi or WIRED TCP/IP signals. This overcomes the distance limitations inherent to RS-232 (max of 50 feet). RJ-45 cables transferring ethernet, have a distance limitation of ''over'' 300 feet between switches. Wireless distance limitations vary with the characteristics of the plant setup. |
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===Which Benders Use It?=== | ===Which Benders Use It?=== | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 28 July 2006
Why is it needed?
The Benderlink wireless device module is used with benders that use the RS-232 protocol for communications. The device allows RS-232 signals to be converted into either encyrpted WiFi or WIRED TCP/IP signals. This overcomes the distance limitations inherent to RS-232 (max of 50 feet). RJ-45 cables transferring ethernet, have a distance limitation of over 300 feet between switches. Wireless distance limitations vary with the characteristics of the plant setup.
Which Benders Use It?
Currently the benders that we can support using this module are:
- Chiyoda
- Keins
- MiiC
- Eaton Leonard (The EL benders require this device and an embedded computer.)
--Mcone 17:32, 28 July 2006 (EDT)
