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*This board allows us to communicate with any of the three Eaton Leonard bender models using our [[Benderlink for Eaton Leonard]] software. This software is used for offline editing of all Eaton Leonard data, storage of Eaton Leonard data, and measuring center communications.<br><br> | *This board allows us to communicate with any of the three Eaton Leonard bender models using our [[Benderlink for Eaton Leonard]] software. This software is used for offline editing of all Eaton Leonard data, storage of Eaton Leonard data, and measuring center communications.<br><br> | ||
| − | *We also use this board in our [[Benderlink Ethernet Module]] that allows wired or wireless communications using Ethernet protocols. | + | *We also use this board in our [[Benderlink Ethernet Module]] that allows wired or wireless communications using Ethernet protocols.<br><br> |
*We offer this board as a direct replacement to the boards in the Premier controls. (EL-2000 and Velogs have this electronics built-in to the computer boards.)<br><br> | *We offer this board as a direct replacement to the boards in the Premier controls. (EL-2000 and Velogs have this electronics built-in to the computer boards.)<br><br> | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 23 July 2007
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About
This is the Advanced Tubular Technologies communications board designed to communicate with all VELOG, EL-2000, and Premier controls.
- This board allows us to communicate with any of the three Eaton Leonard bender models using our Benderlink for Eaton Leonard software. This software is used for offline editing of all Eaton Leonard data, storage of Eaton Leonard data, and measuring center communications.
- We also use this board in our Benderlink Ethernet Module that allows wired or wireless communications using Ethernet protocols.
- We offer this board as a direct replacement to the boards in the Premier controls. (EL-2000 and Velogs have this electronics built-in to the computer boards.)
Voltage Boost
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The protocol has commonly called "current loop" even though it's not really current loop. For those of you into electronics, the electronic protocol is an older Eaton Leonard design that actually boosts the voltage in order to allow for increased cable distances.
The protocol has been used for several decades and is still one of the standard ports provided on the Eaton Leonard measuring centers. It's been around for a long time and it still works great.
Features
There are several features and improvements in our design of this board:
- The board requires only a single +5 volt power (The original design requires both +15 volt, -15 volt, and +5 volt power.)
- The simplified electronic design allowed for size reduction to 1/3 original size or the standard EL boards.
- This board includes LED indicators: Indicates power, transmission, and reception
- This board includes built-in current reversal protection. Reversing the power polarity will not destroy the board.
- This board uses screw terminals for power connection
- The communications connectors are easy-to-use RJ45 receptacles
- The board is certified RoHS compliant (no lead solder)
Purchase
We purchase these in batches - so if you purchase them in quantity, then we can give a batch discount. Of course, we're happy to sell them one at a time. Please contact John Esralian ([email protected]) for pricing information.
