B&B Electronics manual RS-422/RS-485 Connections/Operation

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Chapter 6: RS-422/RS-485 Connections/Operation

These modes support 2 channels (transmit and receive). The pinouts of the DB-9 male connector are given in Table 4.

Table 4: RS-422/485 Pinouts

Name

Description

Direction

DB9M

 

 

 

Pin

 

 

 

 

RD(A)

Receive Data A

Input

1

TD(B) +

Transmit Data B

Output

2

TD(A)

Transmit Data A

Output

3

GND

Signal Ground

------

5

RD(B) +

Receive Data B

Input

9

Connect only to specified pins for proper operation.

2-Wire RS-485 Connections

Fig. 6.1

2-WireRS-485 Mode: Your cables must bridge pins #1 & #3 and pins #2 & #9 in order to receive and transmit. Connect from Pin #2 to Data B(+) of your devices and from pin #3 to Data A(-) of your devices. Make sure your Mode/Jumpers are set, and that the driver Setting for DTR Operation is RS-485 Mode in the Device Manager.

Note that the EIA RS-422 Specification labels data lines with an "A" and "B" designator. Some RS-422 or RS-485 equipment uses a "−" and "+" designator. In most cases, the "A" line is the equivalent of the "−" line and the "B" line is the equivalent of the "+" line. Some device manufacturers may not follow the standard designation for RS-422 or RS-485, using the A connection for “+” and the B for “-“. In such cases, reversing the line pair permits operation.

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With Send Data Control Page Table of Contents RS-422/RS-485 CONNECTIONS/OPERATION Use ESD precautions for safe handling Features General InformationIntroduction Quick Start Specifications Accessories Setup Inspection Device Driver Setting for RS-485 ModeBefore Starting… Selection of Operating Mode Set the JumpersJumper/Mode Table Install the Card Software Driver Installation Windows 95 orInsert Disc. Select CD-ROM Drive, Click Next Chapter Documentation Number 3PCIO1-0903 Manual Documentation Number 3PCIO1-0903 Manual Chapter Set DTR Operation Changing Com Port Number Example After renaming B&B Port from Com5 to Com3 Removal of Drivers/Card Chapter Documentation Number 3PCIO1-0903 Manual Windows 2000 Professional Chapter Documentation Number 3PCIO1-0903 Manual Documentation Number 3PCIO1-0903 Manual Chapter Chapter Documentation Number 3PCIO1-0903 Manual Select CD-ROM drives. Click Next Click Finish Windows XP Professional Click Continue Anyway Documentation Number 3PCIO1-0903 Manual Chapter Click Finish Next System Properties/Hardware/Device Manager Next Set DTR Operation Changing Com Port Number Example After renaming B&B Port from Com6 to Com2 Removal of Drivers/Card Windows Explorer, WINNT, INF, Oem2 and Oem3 files Show Hidden Files and Folders Setting Driver Options Example Advanced Settings Windows Advanced Com Port RenamingData Rate 1X or 4X Clock Speed Example Data Rate, Clock Speed, 4x WindowsFifo Settings Chapter Documentation Number 3PCIO1-0903 Manual RS-232 Connections/Operation RS-232 OperationRS-232 Pinouts Name Description DirectionDTR Operation In RS-232 Mode Example DTR Operation Select Normal WindowsRS-422/RS-485 Connections/Operation RS-422/485 Pinouts Name Description DirectionWire RS-422 or RS-485 Connections RS-422 & RS-485 Differential Signals RS-422 OperationExample Settings, DTR Operation, RS-485 Mode selected RS-485 OperationRS-485 Network Biasing Troubleshooting RS-232 Loopback w/Handshaking Connections USA Office Email support@bb-elec.com European OfficeAppendix a Jumper/Mode Settings Table a Jumper/ModeAppendix B Connector Pinouts Table B.1 RS-232 Pinouts Name Description DirectionTable B.2 RS-232 DB9 to DB25 Conversion Cable DB9 Pin DB25 PinTable B.3 RS-422/485 Pinouts Name Description Direction Appendix C Troubleshooting With ComTest Com TestStart ComTest ExitAppendix D Declaration of Conformity Statement Declaration of Conformity
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