DB25 RS485 2 Wire & 4 Wire Pinouts & Menu Configuration for single-port UDS and SDS device servers
What is the confguration & cable pinout for RS485 2 Wire & 4 Wire on single-port UDSs and SDSs?
To configure a single-port UDS or SDS for RS485, first telnet to the IP address of the UDS to enter the confgiuration menu. See the procedures below:
Configuration & cabling for the UDS RS485 2 Wire.
At a DOS command prompt type:
C:\telnet [ip address] 9999
Hit enter, then hit enter again within 3 seconds when you see the "Press Enter for Setup Mode" prompt. You will be prompted with menu selections simalr to the ones below:.
Change Setup:
0 Server
1 Channel 1
5 Expert
6 Security
7 Factory defaults
8 Exit without save
9 Save and exit Your choice ?
Select 1 for the channel 1 configuration, then press Enter.
Baudrate <9600> ? [type in your baud rate], then press Enter.
I/F Mode <4C> ? 4F (this represents RS-485 2-Wire,8 databits, no parity and 1 stopbit), then press Enter.
Flow <00> ? 00 (no flow control), then press Enter.
Port No <10001> ? [type the port number of your choice, over 1024 but not 9999 or 30718], then press Enter.
ConnectMode <C0> ? C0, then press Enter.
Auto increment source port <N> ? N, then press Enter.
Remote IP Address : <000> . Enter <000> . Enter <000> . Enter <000>, Enter..
Remote Port <0> ? 0, then press Enter.
DisConnMode <00> ? 0, then press Enter.
FlushMode <00> ? 0, then press Enter.
DisConnTime <00:00> ? 0 : 0, then press Enter.
SendChar 1 <00> ? 0, then press Enter.
SendChar 2 <00> ? 0, then press Enter.
The menu will re-display:
Change Setup:
0 Server
1 Channel 1
5 Expert
6 Security
7 Factory defaults
8 Exit without save
9 Save and exit Your choice ?
Type 9 for save and exit, then enter.
Note: The RS485 terminals on Lantronix products are labeled TX+/RX+, TX-/RX-, while other RS485 device label their terminals "+" and "-", or B and A for two-wire connections. According to the standard EIA RS485 the A stands for the inverting signal en B for the non-inverting signal. Next to the A and B line you also need signal ground (C). Manufactures do not always follow the naming convention of the standard, however that is not a problem if the polarity of the signal lines remain constant throughout the system.
Pinouts for the UDS1100 RS485 2 Wire are as follows:
2-wire pinout diagram for the UDS-1100
Pins 14 & 21 and pins 15 & 22 are internally jumpered when a UDS1100 is configured for 2-wire RS485.
Pin 14 becomes the positive signal and is connected to the positive (B) pin on your serial device.
Pin 15 becomes the negative signal and is connected to the negative pin (A) on your serial device.
Configuration & cabling for RS485 4 Wire.
At a DOS command prompt type:
C:\telnet [ip address] 9999
Hit enter, then hit enter again within 3 seconds when you see the information about the UDS. You will be
prompted with the menu selections.
Change Setup:
0 Server
1 Channel 1
5 Expert
6 Security
7 Factory defaults
8 Exit without save
9 Save and exit Your choice ?
Select 1 for the channel 1 configuration, then enter. Baudrate <9600> ? [type in your baud rate], then enter.
I/F Mode <4C> ? 4D (this represents RS422/RS-485 4-Wire,8 databits, no parity and 1 stopbit), then press Enter.
Flow <00> ? 00 (no flow control, then press Enter.
Port No <10001> ? [type the port number of your choice, over 1024 but not 9999 or 30718], then press Enter.
ConnectMode <C0> ? C0, then press Enter.
Auto increment source port <N> ? N, then press Enter.
Remote IP Address : <000> . Enter <000> . Enter <000> . Enter <000>, Enter.
Remote Port <0> ? 0, then press Enter.
DisConnMode <00> ? 0, then press Enter.
FlushMode <00> ? 0, then press Enter.
DisConnTime <00:00> ? 0 : 0, then press Enter.
SendChar 1 <00> ? 0, then press Enter.
SendChar 2 <00> ? 0, then press Enter.
Change Setup:
0 Server
1 Channel 1
5 Expert
6 Security
7 Factory defaults
8 Exit without save
9 Save and exit Your choice ?
Type 9 for save and exit, then enter.
Pinouts for RS485 4 Wire are as follows:
4 wire RS485 pinout for the UDS-1100:
Connect UDS pin 14 (TX non-inverting) to your serial device's RX non-inverting (B) terminal.
Connect UDS pin 15 (TX inverting) to your serial device's RX inverting (A) terminal.
Connect UDS pin 21 (RX non-inverting) to your serial device's TX non-inverting (B) terminal.
Connect UDS pin 22 (RX inverting)) to your serial device's TX inverting (A) terminal.
[Originally Published On: 08/24/2005 10:46 AM]