Electrical interface modes, Termination & biasing resistors, Lectrical – Impulse 7205e User Manual

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Electrical Interface Modes

Each port on the 7205e can be individually configured for RS-232, RS-422, or RS-
485 mode. The first two switches labeled ‘M1’ and ‘M0’ are used to select the
electrical interface. To simplify installation and testing the board is shipped in RS-
422 mode. Use the settings in the table below to assist you in configuring the
electrical interface.

M1 M0

Interface

OFF OFF

RS-232

OFF ON

RS-422 [Default]

ON

OFF

RS-485 ECHO Enabled

ON

ON

RS-485 No ECHO


Termination & Biasing Resistors

Typically, each end of the RS-485 bus must have line terminating resistors enabled
(RS-422 should terminate the receive end only). A 120 ohm resistor is across each
RS-422/485 input in addition to a 1K ohm pull-up and pull-down combination that
biases the receiver inputs. Use the switches detailed in the table below to customize
the interface to your specific requirements.
If using the board in an RS-485 two-wire network, enable the two switches labeled
‘L’, which tie the positive/negative transmit/receive pairs together.

Switch Default Description

T ON

Adds

120Ω termination, OFF to remove

PU ON

Adds

1K

Ω pull-up resistor in RS-422/485

Off to remove

PD ON

Adds

1K

Ω pull-down resistor in RS-422/485

OFF to remove

L

OFF

ON to connect TX– to RX– for RS-485 two-wire

L

OFF

ON to connect TX+ to RX+ for RS-485 two-wire

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