NP1L-RS1/RS4/RS5 support RS-485. Can I use them for RS-422 devices?
Yes, you can use NP1L-RS1/RS4/RS5 for RS-422 devices. RS-485 is upper compatible with RS-422. There are two connection types for RS-422 devices: 2-wire conne... Show Detail
You don't need a dedicated cable. Since the parameters will be set via the CPU module, you need a loader cable for the PLC and the program loader software. Show Detail
The received data is cleared to 0. Therefore, be sure not to read (ignore) the data by application program. Reopening the FB (turning the 'OPEN' terminal fro... Show Detail
No, it does not support the DPV1 function. It supports the DPV0 (I/O communication) function. Show Detail
Which optical fiber cable for an SX bus should I choose for outdoor use?
Use an optical fiber cable (Type 2-C-LAP) provided by Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. Show Detail
The base board that plays the role of a hub of optical converter modules is not represented in the system definitions. When the power supply (PS) of the sam... Show Detail
Can I replace NP1L-FL2 with NP1L-FL3 for FL-net communication?
When connected via 10BASE-T, you can replace it. There is no need to change the system definition. Before replacement, set the switches on the front of the N... Show Detail
You can access the memory from a PC by setting the general-purpose communication module (Type_ NP1L-RS2) to 'Loader' mode. Various loader commands have been... Show Detail
What is the difference between RS-485 and RS-422 ?
RS-485 is upper compatible with RS-422. In general, RS-422 devices mainly use 4-wire connection method, while RS-485 devices mainly use 2-wire connection met... Show Detail
The 'SND' and 'RCV' LEDs on the P-link module (Type_ NP1L-PL1) look dark. Is this a fault?
The LEDs of the P-link module (Type_ NP1L-PL1) are designed to blink quickly in accordance with the ON/OFF of a signal. Although they look dim to the human e... Show Detail
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