RMS Technologies R356-RO CONTROLLER/DRIVER - Manual (Page 22)

8. APPENDIX
Connecting to the non-RoHS RS232 card (with Red 4-Pin)
If using the old non-RoHS converter card, here are the connection specifications for
this converter card:
R356 pin# R356 color RS232 card pin#
8 Black/white A (RS485A)
15 Brown B (RS485B)
1 Green - (GND)
9 Red + (PWR)
Table 9: Pinouts for using RS232
RS232 to RS485 converter card, p/n ACC-01
The RS232 card requires power (7-40VDC). Power is then sent to the motor via the Red 4-Pin connector.
Quick Start
RS232-485 converter card
Connection using RS232
6. The RS232 converter card connects to the R356 using the DB-15 cable that is
provided to you. The red 4-Pin connector is placed onto the converter card.
7. Your power supply will be connected to the RS232 card where the green
header is located. + is for +12-40VDC, - is for the Power Supply
Ground.
8. Connect the motor and optional encoder to the R356.
9. Connect the RS232 card to your PC with a male to female DB-9 cable.
10. Turn your power supply on and follow instructions for using HyperTerminal.
R356 Controller & Driver Page 22 Version 1.01
RMS Technologies 4/3/2009
PC
RS232-485
converter
card
Power
Supply
Motor
with
encoder
R356