EZA2500 Series
TDK-Lambda
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9-2.
Serial Interface Connector
This converter uses RS-485 as serial interface to the host devices.
The connector type uses the same RJ-45 (shielded) as the general-purpose LAN cables.
The interface connector layout as seen from the rear panel is shown below.
#
*
$
%
&
'
(
)
It is also possible to use LAN STP cables as connecting cables.
Setting value is stored in the internal memory.
For detail of communication, please refer to "Communication manual".
9-3.
Serial Connection of Multiple Converters
In order to facilitate RS-485 connection, this converter is provided with 2 serial interface connectors.
The interface circuit of this converter functions as intermediate RS-485 connectors.
Due to this feature RS-485 bus can be extended simply by connecting interface cables between converters when
connecting multiple converters to the host devices. (Depending on surrounding environment, there might be a need
to use a termination to connect to one converter or both the converter and the host devices.)
Shown below is an example of serial connection of 4 converters.
01. *3486
01. *3486
01. *3486
01. *3486
16=97;3><=
16=97;3><=
+,0
/0#')(
*-2$
/0#')(
*-2%
/0#')(
*-2&
/0#')(
*-2'
/0#')(
The address of converters connected to RS-485 bus including host devices should be unique.
Each unique address can be set by Rotary Switch and DIP Switch.
Possible address setting ranges are "0x00"
I
"0x7E".
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Pin #
Note
1
No use
2
No use
3
No use
4
B (Inverted diffirential pair)
5
A (Non-inverted diffirential pair)
6
No use
7
No use
8
Common return
Signal
NC
Common
NC
NC
D1
D0
NC
NC
