M meera83 New Member Jul 15, 2008 #1 i m using RS232 to communicate with my instrument, now i would like to change the RS232 point to RS485... i confuse with the point that i should use in RS485... the point that i use in RS232 are TxD,RxD,RTS,CTS but inside RS485 got TxD+,TxD-,RxD+,RxD-,RTS+,RTS-,CTS+,CTS- which point should i use in RS485... Thanks
i m using RS232 to communicate with my instrument, now i would like to change the RS232 point to RS485... i confuse with the point that i should use in RS485... the point that i use in RS232 are TxD,RxD,RTS,CTS but inside RS485 got TxD+,TxD-,RxD+,RxD-,RTS+,RTS-,CTS+,CTS- which point should i use in RS485... Thanks
Styx Active Member Jul 16, 2008 #2 485 is a differencial tranciever set. as long as you got a 485 transmitter and reciever you aint got a problem - from the software side its almost like a 232
485 is a differencial tranciever set. as long as you got a 485 transmitter and reciever you aint got a problem - from the software side its almost like a 232