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3.  Connect the first unit’s LAN, USB or GPIB port 
to a PC. 
4.  Plug in intermediate connector to the OUT port 
on the first unit then using the master serial link 
cable (gray plug) to connect intermediate 
connector to the IN port of the second unit. 
5.  Connect all the remaining units between the 
OUT port and the IN port with the slave serial 
link cable (black plug) supplied in the PSU-232 
or PSU-485 connection kit until all the desired 
units have been daisy-chained together. 
RS  485 / 232
OUT
Unit #1
RS  485 / 232
OUT IN
Unit #2
RS  485 / 232
OUT IN
Unit #N
End terminal 
connector
To PC
Master serial link 
cable (gray plug)
Slave serial link 
cable (black plug)
USB
LAN
GPIB
Intermediate 
connector
6.  Terminate the OUT port of the last unit with the 
end terminal connector included in the PSU-232 
or PSU-485 connection kit. 
7.  Power up all slave units. 
8.  Set the addresses of all slave units using the   
F-76 parameter. 
Set the address of the unit. It must 
be a unique address identifier. 
9.  Set the Multi-Drop setting parameter (F-77) to 
Slave for all slave units. 
Set the Multi-Drop setting to 
slave. 
10. Power up the master unit.