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Revision as of 02:29, 1 May 2008
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About
The module connects to your LAN to a bender that normally connects using only standard RS-232 signals. It gives your bender or measuring center access to a virtual COM port anywhere on the network in your building. Distance limitations are gone with this protocol. We have WiFi (wireless) and WIRED TCP/IP models.
The module can even be equipped with Eaton Leonard current loop boards (our own model) to allow for 100% compatible Eaton Leonard legacy protocol through the network!
PDF DataSheets
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Download a DataSheet for Benderlink Ethernet Module for Eaton Leonard
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Various Models
Benderlink Module - Laservision to Crown
Setup
Benderlink Ethernet Module - Windows Driver Setup
Why Don't Other Benders Need This Module?
Many benders now have network capability built-in to the control. For example, the Advanced Tubular CNC Bender software recognizes and uses the SVNET protocol, which is a network protocol that does not need serial ports.
--Mcone 00:06, 12 June 2007 (EDT)
