User`s guide

MBX Driver Help
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The Serial MBX Driver is included in the following products:
 MBX OPC Enterprise Suite
 MBX OPC Premier Suite
 MBX OPC Server Suite
 MBX Bridge Suite
 MBX Driver Suite (Some OEM versions do not include the Serial MBX Driver.)
MBX Gateway Driver
The MBX Gateway Driver lets applications use MBX devices on remote MBX Gateway
Server nodes as though they were on the local system. The client system running the
MBX Gateway Driver must be a Windows node connected over a standard LAN to another
system running the MBX Gateway Server. It can then access the Modbus, Modbus Plus
and Modbus TCP networks that are connected to the server node.
For example, the MBX Gateway Driver provides complete MBX Driver functionality to the
client node applications, including support for Data Master/Slave, Program Master/Slave,
Global Data and Peer Cop. An interface adapter, such as a PCI-85 card, is not required
on the client node. MBX Gateway Driver nodes can communicate with multiple remote
servers and all Windows-compatible TCP/IP networks are supported.
The MBX Gateway Driver is compatible with all other components of the MBX family.
The MBX Gateway Driver is included in the following products:
 MBX OPC Enterprise Suite
 MBX OPC Premier Suite
 MBX OPC Server Suite
 MBX Bridge Suite
 MBX Driver Suite
Virtual MBX Driver
The Virtual MBX Driver enables 16-bit NETLIB/NetBIOS-compatible applications, such as
Modsoft and Concept, to run concurrently with 32-bit applications on the same computer.
It allows multiple 16-bit applications and multiple instances of a single 16-bit application
to run under the latest Windows operating systems.
If your computer uses Windows 7, Vista or the 64-bit edition of any Windows version,
refer to Cyberlogic Knowledge Base article KB2010-02 Running 16-Bit Applications for
important information on using the Virtual MBX Driver on your system.