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Q:

What is difference between RS485 and RS422 interconnections?

A:

The RS485 is a half-duplex communication standard. The data is transferred in both directions via one pair of wires. To interconnect JHxxxx series of products (except JH1000), the data cable should be constructed as shown below.

RS485 port A

RS485 port B

RJ45 plug

Signal

Pin

Pin

Signal

Tx+/Rx+

1


1

Rx+/Tx+

Tx-/Rx-

2


2

Rx-/Tx-

The RS422 is a full-duplex communication standard. The data is transferred in each direction via separate pairs of wires. To interconnect JHxxxx series of products, the data cable should be constructed as shown below .

RS422 port A

RS422 port B

RJ45 plug

Signal

Pin

Pin

Signal

Tx+

1


8

Rx+

Tx-

2


7

Rx-

Rx-

7


2

Tx-

Rx+

8


1

Tx+

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