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About Benderlink Ethernet Modules - Long Distance Communications


There are two types of Benderlink Ethernet modules.  Both modules allow for long-distance communications.


THREE BENDERLINK ETHERNET MODULE TYPES


Module Type A - Benderlink Ethernet Module for RS-232  

These modules are designed to allow long-distance communications for benders that use the RS-232 interface. Examples include CHIYODA, KEINS, and MiiC benders.




Module Type B - Benderlink Ethernet Module for Eaton Leonard Bender

These modules are designed to allow long-distance communications for Eaton Leonard benders. One module is placed at each Eaton Leonard Priemer, EL2000, or Velog Bender. These modules are then connected by Ethernet cable through a network to VTube-LASER.



Module Type C - Benderlink Ethernet Module for Eaton Leonard VECTOR Measuring Centers

These modules allow long-distance communications between Eaton Leonard VECTOR LASERVISION measuring centers and non-Eaton Leonard benders. One module is placed at the VECTOR LASERVISION, connected to the Vector, and then an Ethernet cable is run to an adjacent Benderlink computer. Examples include BLM, CRIPPA, Pines, SMT Benders, etc.




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Typical Installation Diagram for Eaton Leonard Benders


How to Install the TCP/IP Connection to a Benderlink Ethernet Module

  1. See this page to learn how MOXA NPort devices work inside the Benderlink Ethernet Modules:
    https://advancedtubular.helpsite.com/articles/124264-how-moxa-nport-serial-device-servers-work-in-benderlink-ethernet-modules

  2. For a high-level driver setup from a Windows computer, you can use the steps on this page:
    https://advancedtubular.helpsite.com/articles/121177-how-to-install-a-moxa-nport-device-driver-in-a-windows-computer (For most installations, we recommend that you follow the steps in the driver page above. The direct connection page below is a lower-level way to make a direct connection to the NPort device using a web browser.)

  3. For configuration from a web browser, you can follow the steps on this page:
    https://advancedtubular.helpsite.com/articles/124263-managing-moxa-nport-serial-device-servers-with-a-web-browser


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