For RS-485 communications, the relevant pins of the RS-232/485 Interface Port
are as follows:
Pin No.
Function
1
485 DATA
5
COMMON (GND)
6
485 DATA
7
+12 V
9
SHIELD
RS-485 interconnections require Belden 8162 Datalene 100-
Ω
shielded cable (or
equivalent). THE INDICATED SHIELDING IS VERY IMPORTANT AND SHOULD BE
FOLLOWED CLOSELY.
For network chains of over 500 feet, the RS-232/485 Interface Port of the last
node in the sequence should be "terminated" by means of a 0.0047-µf capacitor
and a 100-
Ω
resistor across the two "DATA" terminals (again, see Fig. 14(a)).
2.13
S
ETUP
: C
ONNECTIONS AND
P
OWERUP
2
2.c RS-485 (“M
ULTINODE
N
ETWORK
”) C
ONNECTIONS
100
Ω
0.0047 µf
RS-485 Terminator
(for chains over 500 ft.)
Computer 25-Pin
RS-232-C Port
Model 5E485
RS232-to-RS485
Adaptor
Model 5E25
Male-to-Female
Converter*
Not required with
Model PC-HSICA
High-Speed Serial
Interface Card.
Node 1
COMMON
485 DATA
485 DATA
SHIELD
4-pin RS-485 Interface
& DC Power Port
Node RS-485 Interface
Port or Computer
Interface Port in RS-485
Communications Mode
For cabling,
see Fig. 14(b)
For cabling,
see Fig. 14(c)
Node 2
Node 3
*
3500 Series
Instrument
Fig. 14(a) Connections for a Network of Three Instru-
ment Nodes (where the first is a 3500 Series instrument)
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