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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] New - Now Handles Bends 180 Degrees or Greater ===
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Benderlink now automatically detects bends that have an angle of 180 degrees or more then performs a bisection into two smaller bend angles.  This overcomes the problem of an intersection point at an unsolvable intersection by creating two intersection points with two bends where there was one.
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Benderlink for Addison now supports the Eaton Leonard legacy communications protocol.  The protocol simulates communications with Premier, EL-2000, and Velog controls.  This protocol is available on every [[Eaton Leonard]] [[Vector Tube Data Center]].<br><br>
  
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Why is this important?  '''This change makes Benderlink compatible with every Eaton Leonard Vector in the world - without modification to the EL hardware.'''<br><br>
  
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The original protocol used was called "ATT".  The difficulty with the ATT protocol is that Eaton Leonard required custom components to be purchased and installed that only work on the older versions of the Vector.  The newer version of Vector does not support the electronics for the ATT protocol. 
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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] New - Manual and Help File ===
  
This image shows the result of a bend being split into two adjacent bends.  This part was drawn with a single large-angle bend in SolidWorks, then imported into Benderlink, and displayed in TubeCalc:<br>
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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] New - Combination of Adjacent Bends When Saving Bender Data ===
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Since Benderlink can now handle bend angles of 180 degree bends or greater, it is now also able to recombine adjacent bends from the centerline into single bends when exporting to bender files.
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This is the same data chart after combination:<br><br>
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When saving data to a Supravision file, Benderlink will display this dialog if it finds any bends that can be combined:<br><br>
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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] Change - [[TAURING]] Data Now Includes Straight Distances ===
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Benderlink for SolidWorks now includes the straights in the [[TAURING]] bender data.<br>
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==Other Pages==
 
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Latest revision as of 19:39, 20 February 2009

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Check.jpg New - Supports Eaton Leonard Legacy Communications Protocol

Benderlink for Addison now supports the Eaton Leonard legacy communications protocol. The protocol simulates communications with Premier, EL-2000, and Velog controls. This protocol is available on every Eaton Leonard Vector Tube Data Center.

Why is this important? This change makes Benderlink compatible with every Eaton Leonard Vector in the world - without modification to the EL hardware.

The original protocol used was called "ATT". The difficulty with the ATT protocol is that Eaton Leonard required custom components to be purchased and installed that only work on the older versions of the Vector. The newer version of Vector does not support the electronics for the ATT protocol.

Vector tube data center.jpg

Check.jpg New - Manual and Help File

The manual and help file was completely rewritten

Check.jpg New - Updated Interface

The user interface was updated.

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