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General| Fiber Type | Multimode |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | GE |
| Model | P485 |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Standards | IEEE 802.3u |
| Connectors | RJ-45 |
| Power Input | 5V DC |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
Step-by-step guide for a rapid installation of the P485 converter.
Details on connecting electrical components and connectors.
Procedures for mounting the P485 converter, such as DIN-rail mounting.
Steps for installing the P485 on a Profibus network using a GSD file.
Common issues and solutions during configuration and operation.
How to configure Modbus RTU Master mode and protocol building blocks.
Guide on using the setup software, including the configuration wizard.
Second step to configure Modbus sub-network communication parameters.
Third step to define and configure device types for the sub-network.
Fourth step to connect configured device types as nodes to the sub-network.
Fifth step to map parameters from devices to the Fieldbus network.
Settings for communicating on the Modbus network.
Tool for adding custom commands and defining message frames.
Interface for creating and editing custom Modbus commands.
Steps to define a new command, including query and response characteristics.
Tool to simplify configuration and troubleshoot the Modbus network.
Aid for setting up communication and testing specific commands on a node.
Interface for exchanging information between fieldbus and P485.
Recognized control codes for managing nodes via the fieldbus.
Codes handled by P485 and reported to the fieldbus control system.
Procedure for changes in status and control registers.
Describes setting up P485 with MM2 and PQMII for parameter reading/writing.
Using Modbus User Map to reduce transactions and improve speed.
Fifth wizard step to map parameters for PQMII and MM2 nodes.
Procedure to save and download the configuration to the P485.
Setting up the Profibus network using GSD file and node addresses.
