connection_of_additional_rs-232_422_485_ports
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====== Additional COM ports ====== | ====== Additional COM ports ====== | ||
- | You can add additional COM ports to WebHMI using USB-COM converters. | + | You can add additional COM ports to WebHMI using USB-COM converters. Popular chips of such manufacturers are supported: |
*FTDI | *FTDI | ||
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After installing such a converter in the system, when configuring connections, | After installing such a converter in the system, when configuring connections, | ||
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A special case of such a connection can be a direct connection of a PLC or other device to the USB port of WebHMI (usually a micro USB cable) directly. Onboard the PLC, in most cases, one of the above-mentioned USB-COM chips is installed. | A special case of such a connection can be a direct connection of a PLC or other device to the USB port of WebHMI (usually a micro USB cable) directly. Onboard the PLC, in most cases, one of the above-mentioned USB-COM chips is installed. |
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