Rockwell Automation T7150A Regent+Plus Communications Modules RS-232, RS-422 and RS-485 User Manual

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Communications Modules (T7150A)


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Table 2. Communication Module Jumper Settings.

Note: n indicates jumper installed

Point-to-

Point

Multidrop (Regent

R2 or Modbus)

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Description

Port 1

Port 2

End

Middle

End

Middle

TX pair terminator

E101

E201

n

RX pair terminator

E102

E202

n

n

n

TX (-) pull-up

E111

E211

n

RX (-) pull-up

E112

E212

n

n

n

TX (+) pull-down

E121

E221

n

RX (+) pull-down

E122

E222

n

n

n

Transmit control

E131

E231

n

n

n

n

Transmit control

E132

E232

Transmit control

E133

E233

n

n

n

n

Termination, Pull-up and Pull-down Resistor Jumpers

When the module is used for RS422 or RS485
communications, the jumper positions for the internal
termination, pull-up and pull-down resistors must be
considered. Each termination resistor connects an internal
120 Ohm resistor across a specific differential pair and the
pull-up and pull-down resistors connect a 1K Ohm resistor
between each signal line and +5V or Comm. These resistors
should be connected only at the end nodes of the multidrop
communication network. Nodes in the middle should not have
these jumpers connected.

Figure 7 identifies the signal lines, resistors and jumpers
associated with each port. Only the transmit (TX+ and TX-)
and receive (RX+ and RX-) signal pairs are shown. Other
jumpers and resistors for signal pairs CTS, RTS, DTR and
DSR are also located on the module but they are not used by
serial communications for the Regent and their jumper
positions are not important.

If desired, you can install the termination, pull-up and pull-
down resisters external to the communications module at the

ends of the multidrop network. In this case position the
jumpers in each communications module for a “middle”

Note:

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