connecting_external_devices
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Wiring diagram of WEBHMI to devices with RS-485 interface. | Wiring diagram of WEBHMI to devices with RS-485 interface. | ||
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Probably (if you already have experience with this interface), after reading the phrase RS-485, you immediately decide to use a 2-wire circuit, connecting to the standard terminals A and B, since only 2 wires are really enough to transmit the signal (a lot of specialists adhere to this opinion). However, this is a generally accepted error. The EIA/RS-485 standard says that 3rd wire is needed: | Probably (if you already have experience with this interface), after reading the phrase RS-485, you immediately decide to use a 2-wire circuit, connecting to the standard terminals A and B, since only 2 wires are really enough to transmit the signal (a lot of specialists adhere to this opinion). However, this is a generally accepted error. The EIA/RS-485 standard says that 3rd wire is needed: | ||
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Sources for the formation this fallacy can be: | Sources for the formation this fallacy can be: | ||
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Thus, for a reliable connection it is necessary to use a 3-wire circuit. The operation of the three-wire circuit is shown in the following figure: | Thus, for a reliable connection it is necessary to use a 3-wire circuit. The operation of the three-wire circuit is shown in the following figure: | ||
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Here Vos is the transmitter bias voltage (measured relative to the common and midpoint of the voltage divider with the same shoulders connected to the A and B outputs), Vgpd is the voltage between the " | Here Vos is the transmitter bias voltage (measured relative to the common and midpoint of the voltage divider with the same shoulders connected to the A and B outputs), Vgpd is the voltage between the " | ||
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First of all, after connecting the device and creating a connection, you can create a register in a known state, for example, the bit " | First of all, after connecting the device and creating a connection, you can create a register in a known state, for example, the bit " | ||
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A dash line instead of value means that there is no connection established. In this case first double check the cable and the settings on both sides. Cables are sources of issues in most cases. | A dash line instead of value means that there is no connection established. In this case first double check the cable and the settings on both sides. Cables are sources of issues in most cases. |
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