Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley Compact 5000 Series - Control Line Menu; Generic ASCII Data Exchange; Data Sent with the Serial Port

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Compact 5000 I/O Serial Module Features Chapter 3
Control Line Menu
When you are required to connect to a dial-up modem, see Tab l e 6 that explains
the duplex setting in the serial port.
Generic ASCII
Data Exchange
The following illustrations show different data exchanges using the serial module.
Data Sent with the Serial Port
Data is sent out of the serial port using the following steps:
1. The controller sends out the consumed packet with an incremented TxID.
2. The serial module puts the packet into the TxBuffer.
3. The serial module takes the oldest data from the TxBuffer and sends it out
to the target.
Figure 6 - Data Sent out to the Serial Port
Table 6 - Control Line Menu
Modem Duplex Status Controller Your Function Choice Continuous Carrier
Not using a modem — No Handshaking —
Using a modem Modems in a point-to-point link are full-duplex — Full-duplex
Master Modem is a full-duplex while slave
modem is half-duplex.
Master Controller Full-duplex
— Slave Controller Half-duplex Select the continuous carrier checkbox.
All modems in the system are half-duplex. — Half-duplex Clear the continuous carrier checkbox
(default).
Consume Data
RPI Comes
Send
Data
Controller
5069-SERIAL
TxBuffer
TxID
Update
TxID
Non-Update
Ignore
Data
The Latest Data
Transmit Data
Transmit Data
The Oldest Data
Binary
Data
TxFIFO
Binary
Data
UART
Receive
Data
Targ et