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This version makes any PINES bender answer as a Velog, EL-2000, or Premier control.<br><br> | This version makes any PINES bender answer as a Velog, EL-2000, or Premier control.<br><br> | ||
Both STANDARD and EXTENDED protocols are handled. The Extended protocol is intended for multiple radius benders. | Both STANDARD and EXTENDED protocols are handled. The Extended protocol is intended for multiple radius benders. | ||
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Revision as of 01:14, 1 May 2008
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About
| Benderlink for Pines is software that connects PINES TS-2000 controls with Eaton Leonard Vector Laservision measuring centers. It essentially makes a TS-2000 control appear to be an Eaton Leonard PREMIER control to a Vector Laservision measuring center. |
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TS-2000 Control to Vector 1 Laservision
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The software installs directly on the operator station of the Pines TS-2000 controls. It is designed to interact directly with the control. The designer of the TS-2000 included a "Laservision" button that loads and calls to Benderlink for Pines. The protocol used is the Velog/El-2000/Premier protocol - so the software is compatible with Eaton Leonard Vector Laservision out of the box. |
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Versions
Version 2.0 - Now Uses Eaton Leonard Legacy Protocols
| Version 2 is designed to communicate using the standard Eaton Leonard Velog, EL-2000, and Premier protocol. This protocol is available on every Eaton Leonard measuring center.
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Version 1.0 - ATT Protocol (Competitive Bender Interface)
| Version 1 of Benderlink for Pines communicated with Laservisions using the ATT protocol. The ATT protocol was a special protocol that required customers to purchase and install an upgrade to the Vector Laservision. Eaton Leonard referred to this as a "Competitive Bender Interface" because it was designed to grant competitors the right to use the measuring center through license charges.
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