Rockwell Automation 1771-DA,D17716.5.13 U MNL 1771-DA ASCII I/O MODULE User Manual

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Choosing Module Features

Chapter 3

3Ć2

Pin Signal
2

3

4

5

7

transmit data

receive data

request to send

clear to send

ground

Refer to Table 2.A for a detailed listing of RS-232-C pin functions.

Table 2.A

RSĆ232ĆC Connector Pin Functions

Pin

No

Signal Name

EIA

Circuit

Source

Functions

2

Transmitted Data

BA

DTE

Data Transfer to

1771ĆDA (DCE)

3

Received Data

BB

1771ĆDA

(DCE)

Data Transfer to DTE

4

Request to Send

CA

DTE

Tells the 1771ĆDA data is

transmitted.

5

Clear to Send

CB

1771ĆDA

(DCE)

Tells DTE that data is

transmitted. Enabled only

if pin 4 is ĆVdc (off).

6

Data Set Ready

CC

1771ĆDA

(DCE)

Tells DTE that 1771ĆDA

(DCE) is ready.

7

Signal Ground

AB

Ć

Common ground for all

signals thru interface port

on 1771ĆDA.

8

Receive Line Signal

Detector

CF

1771ĆDA

(DCE)

Tied to +12V dc

20

Data Terminal Ready

CD

DTE

Tells 1771ĆDA (DCE) that

DTE is ready. Must be

+V dc to send or receive.

Current Loop

Use the current loop for communicating up to approximately 500 cable
feet between your ASCII device and ASCII module. A current loop has
high immunity to errors caused by electrical noise, has no signal
attenuation, eliminates ground loops, and is low cost.

A current loop is a loop that carries current (generally 20mA) between
electronic equipment by means of a twisted pair of wires. A transmitting
device in the loop transmits digital signals by interrupting the current

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