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BB-400 Installation

BB-400 NeuronEdge Controller installation guide including DIN rail mounting, antenna attachment, power connection, and network setup

ED Analogue Before You Start

Box contents, system requirements, and supported operating systems for Brainboxes ED-549 and ED-560 Ethernet to Analogue IO devices.

ED Before You Start

Requirements, box contents, and supported operating systems for Brainboxes ED range Ethernet to Digital IO devices.

ES Industrial Before You Start

Essential information before installing Brainboxes ES industrial devices including box contents, system requirements, and supported operating systems

How can I mount 4 or 8 port ES & US devices

There are a number of predrilled screw holes on the base of the 4 and 8 port metal cases. These can be used to mount the device directly or in conjunction with the MK-070 and MK-059.

How do I install my Brainboxes Ethernet to Serial device?

Boost.LAN Manager application is the graphical user interface for locating and configuring all Brainboxes Ethernet to Serial devices in Windows.  Boost.LAN is the COM ports device driver that you will use in Windows to access your ES serial ports.  You will need Boost.LAN Manager to install the Boost.LAN COM ports driver.

How do I install my PCMCIA card?

The Brainboxes PCMCIA cards are supported in Windows 98, 2000 & XP, with limited support in NT. The cards are not supported in DOS. Please follow these steps:

How do I mount the BB-400 to a PC?

The BB-400 has a mini-USB connection port integrated onto the device, which is primarily used for editing the device's YAML file. This is a key feature as it allows the user to edit the devices configuration settings without turning the device on. It should be noted that the device should never be turned on when performing this process.

How do I use the Brainboxes RS232 Adaptor if I am unable to use the Brainboxes stack?

The Brainboxes RS232 Adaptor (BL-510) is not a convertor, that is to say it does not have an on-board Bluetooth stack. The adaptor can be plugged into a PC's com port and then an application such as CSR's Bluechat can be used to open the port and perform enquiries and serial connections. This is useful for two RS232 devices where Bluechat can be used on both sides (Windows98, Windows2000 OS), but currently not applicable to any other type of device with an RS232 port. Details as to how to use Bluechat are in the Bluetooth section of the Technical Support page. 'Using CSR tools with Brainboxes products'. The Brainboxes RS232 Convertor (BL-521) is currently under development. It will have a Bluetooth stack up to RFCOMM and Serial Port profile embedded and running on the product itself. This means that it will send and receive standard serial data through the serial port. For this reason the device to which it is attached does not need to know anything about Bluetooth. Please monitor our website for details of the RS232 Convertor's release.

UC Installation Overview

Overview of installation instructions for Brainboxes Serial Solutions UC, CC, PM and PX serial cards on Windows

US Installation Overview

Installation information and requirements for Brainboxes US Range USB to Serial adapters on Windows operating systems

VX Installation Overview

Overview of installation instructions for Brainboxes VX ExpressCard serial adapters on Windows, Linux, and Mac