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3.11. Connecting the RS-485 Interface
Interfacing is provided by means of an RJ45 plug (modular
plug) at the socket “RS-485” on the rear of the unit.
Physical Connection
“RS-485” pinout
A RS-485 bus is arranged as depicted in
the figure below, for example. By means
of standard modular connectors, cables
and branch-offs the signals are looped
through from one unit to the next.
Connection to a fixed bus system
➡ Connect all units with D+ (pin 5) and D- (pin7) to the bus.
The bus must be terminated at both ends with RT.
Networking of several units
➡ Loop the bus through with the aid of a tee piece.
The bus must be terminated at both ends with RT.
All units connected to the bus must be set to a different inter-
face address [P:797].
Only extra-low voltages may be connected to
the RS-485 interface.
3.12. Connecting the RS-232 Interface
Interfacing is provided by means of an RJ45 plug (modular
plug) at the socket “SERVICE” on the rear of the unit.
Physical Connection
“Service” pinout
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Caution! No connections may be run to these pins. They
are only used by PFEIFFER VACUUM Service!