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EXBExpansion Board
EXBExothermic Brazing
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Its expansion board is capable of eight servo interface channels, and has an optional added digital I/O.
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It has the ability to communicate via TCP/IP, supporting network ready instruments or terminal servers connecting serial instruments on an existing network, imExpress can also communicate through a COM port, allowing multiple instrument connections using serial expansion boards with a PC.
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