Advantech RS-485 user manual Figure A-1 Power supply connections

Figure 5-6:	Save the information of connected modules to txt file ....	5-12
Figure 5-7:	Setup options	5-12
Figure 5-8:	Checksum function enabled	5-15
Figure 5-9:	The connection for the Data Scope function	5-16
Figure 5-10: Monitor the issuing commands from PC#1		5-17
Figure 6-1:	Baud rate codes	6-6
Figure 6-2:	Analog module error codes	6-18
Figure 6-3:	Data format for 8-bit parameters	6-38
Figure 6-4:	Data format of 8-bit parameters	6-92
Figure A-1:	Power supply connections	A-4
Figure A-2:	ADAM-5000 system hook-up and configuration	A-6
Figure A-3:	Grounding the INIT* terminal	A-10
Figure A-4:	ADAM-5000 network system hook-up	A-11
Figure C-1:	Daisychaining	C-3
Figure C-2:	Star structure	C-4
Figure C-3:	Random structure	C-5
Figure C-4:	ADAM-4000 and ADAM-5000 in a network	C-6
Figure C-5:	Signal distortion	C-7
Figure C-6:	Termination resistor locations	C-8
Figure C-7:	RS-485 data flow control with RTS	C-9
Figure E-1:	Grounding Scheme	E-2
Figure E-2:	External Terminal Block and Fan	E-3
Figure E-3:	Grounding for on-site facilities and ADAM-5000/4000
	Systems	E-4
Figure E-4:	Grounding for signal wires	E-4
Figure E-5 :	Grounding Reference	E-5
Figure F-1:	Think the EARTH as GROUND	F-3
Figure F-2:	Grounding Bar	F-4
Figure F-3: Normal mode and Common mode		F-5
Figure F-4: Normal mode and Common mode		F-6
Figure F-5:	The purpose of high voltage transmission	F-7
Figure F-6:	wire impedance	F-7
Figure F-7:	Single point groundinF. (1)	F-8
Figure F-8:	Single point groundinF. (2)	F-9
Figure F-9:	Single isolated cable	F-9
Figure F-10: Double isolated cable		F-10