User`s manual

SECTION 3: WIRING AND INSTALLATION T200 User's Manual
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3.18.1 RS232 Interface Description
The T200 provides an RS232 compatible communications interface on J4 (9-Sub-D Female (Socket) on the T200 side).
The RS232 port provides a one to one communication mechanism only.
3.18.1.1 Wiring an RS232 Connection
The RS232 port of the drive is configured as a null modem. The connector pins on the Serial Port 9-way D-Type
connector on the front-panel of the servo-drive are as follows:-.
Pin Number Function
1 Reserved for future use
2
RS232 Receive Rx
3
RS232 Transmit Tx
4 Reserved for future use
5
GND
6 Reserved for future use
7 Reserved for future use
8 Reserved for future use
9
5V Supply for Hand Held Terminal
Table 3.11:- T200's RS232 Pinout on J4
The diagrams below show the wiring required for an RS232 cable between a PC (typically with a modem com port) and
T200 servo-drive.
2
3
5
2
3
5
Rx
Tx
Gnd
9-Way Female
D-Type
9-Way male
D-Type at J4
Rx
Tx
PC
T200
n.c. 9
+5V *
2
3
7
2
3
5
Tx
Rx
Gnd
25-Way Female
D-Type
9-Way male
D-Type at J4
PC
T200
Tx
Rx
n.c. 9
+5V *
Figure 3.51: T200's J4 RS232 Wire Pin-out (to 9-Way and 25-Way Connectors)
* The +5V line is not used when connecting to a P.C. However it can be used to power a Hand Held Terminal
Device.
The RS232 Cable shield should be connected to the metal body of the D-Type connector.
NOTE:- The +5V line on J4 is rated to operate at 100mA. If the current exceeds
this amount then a resetable fuse will open. When the excessive current drain is
removed, then the +5V line will be able to source current again.