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Preparing for Automation
The choice of a technology depends on your particular needs.
Control
Local
ActiveX (COM)
Remote
ActiveX (DCOM)
(Ethernet,
TCP/IP)
Remote
RS-232
Remote
Telnet (Ethernet,
TCP/IP)
Note: When the unit is remotely controlled, its front-panel keys and peripherals
remain functional at all times (they are not locked).
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Technology
Characteristics
Allows you to develop an application that will run
locally on your unit within Windows
Best approach when speed is your top priority (no
physical connection that slows down the
process)
Supported by most development software
Lower cost
Allows the sharing of network resources
Allows you to develop computer-based
applications to directly communicate with your
unit
Null-modem cable required to establish
connection between the computer and your unit
For increased speed and performance, run the
application locally on your unit through ActiveX
instead of using RS-232
Your unit can be directly connected to a Local
Area Network (LAN) or Wide Area Network
(WAN) via its 10/100/1000 Base-T interface
Allows the sharing of network resources
Allows you to develop computer-based
applications very easily to directly communicate
with your unit
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