Difference between revisions of "Premier"
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| − | The Premier is a well-known bender control designed by Eaton Leonard. Every Premier control has communications capabilities embedded and switched on | + | The Premier is a well-known bender control designed by Eaton Leonard. Every Premier control has communications capabilities embedded and switched on. |
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| − | [[VTube-LASER]] measuring center software can communicate with Premier controls using current loop electronics inside a [[Benderlink Ethernet Module]].<br><br> | + | The image on the right shows an Eaton Leonard bender control. It is a DOS-based computer in a Rittal enclosure. In the 1990s and on, this is probably the most prolific control in the world:<br><br> |
| + | This control uses an electronic communications protocol that Eaton Leonard refers to as "Current Loop". [[VTube-LASER]] measuring center software can communicate with Premier controls using current loop electronics inside a [[Benderlink Ethernet Module]]. | ||
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| + | * See the [[VTube-LASER to Eaton Leonard Premier Communications Tutorial]] for information on how the communication works.<br><br> | ||
| + | * To learn how VTube-LASER handles and stores the data internally, see [[VTube-LASER Data Handling for Premier, EL2000, and Velog Controls]].<br><br> | ||
| + | * See [[Benderlink Ethernet Module]] for information on the electronics module used for connection.<br><br> | ||
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The Premier is a well-known bender control designed by Eaton Leonard. Every Premier control has communications capabilities embedded and switched on.
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