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initiating or responding to Modbus Plus messages as needed for higher-level status reporting and control Library functions are provided in the M85 development software for creating multiple tasks within the M85's application program, and for assigning and arbitrating the tasks

NOTE 1

NOTE 2

DISPLAY

BARCODE READER

MODBUS PLUS

BM85

BRIDGE

MULTIPLEXER

1 2 3 4

CONTROLLER

SCALE

	MODBUS	NOTE 3
	DEVICE	NOTE 3
	DEVICE

Figure 2 BM85 With Typical RS232/485 Devices

Figure 2 summarizes the typical layout of devices at the serial ports

Notes

1 RS232 or RS485 compatible devices are required for the respective M85 models RS232 and RS485 devices cannot be mixed on the same M85

2 Incoming,/,outgoing access to devices in the application is defined by the M85's internal code, programmed by the user and downloaded to the M85 across Modbus Plus

3 Modbus master or slave devices can be used if the user-defined code includes a Modbus protocol handler

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Figure 2 BM85 With Typical RS232/485 Devices

Figure 2 summarizes the typical layout of devices at the serial ports

1 RS232 or RS485 compatible devices are required for the respective M85 models RS232 and RS485 devices cannot be mixed on the same M85

2 Incoming,/,outgoing access to devices in the application is defined by the M85's internal code, programmed by the user and downloaded to the M85 across Modbus Plus

3 Modbus master or slave devices can be used if the user-defined code includes a Modbus protocol handler

Introducing the BM85 Bridge/Multiplexers

Figure 2 BM85 With Typical RS232/485 Devices

Figure 2 summarizes the typical layout of devices at the serial ports￿

1￿ RS232 or RS485 compatible devices are required for the respective ￿M85 models￿ RS232 and RS485 devices cannot be mixed on the same ￿M85￿

2￿ Incoming,/,outgoing access to devices in the application is defined by the ￿M85's internal code, programmed by the user and downloaded to the ￿M85 across Modbus Plus￿

3￿ Modbus master or slave devices can be used if the user-defined code includes a Modbus protocol handler￿

Introducing the BM85 Bridge/Multiplexers

Figure 2 summarizes the typical layout of devices at the serial ports

1 RS232 or RS485 compatible devices are required for the respective M85 models RS232 and RS485 devices cannot be mixed on the same M85

2 Incoming,/,outgoing access to devices in the application is defined by the M85's internal code, programmed by the user and downloaded to the M85 across Modbus Plus

3 Modbus master or slave devices can be used if the user-defined code includes a Modbus protocol handler