Re: linux and rs-485
From: Grant Edwards (grante_at_visi.com)
Date: 08/11/03
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Date: 11 Aug 2003 13:23:00 GMT
In article <3F374306.967659C8@lumino.de>, Michael Schnell wrote:
> A quite common (non-standard) modification is a "master/slave RS422
> Bus".
Yup. The places I've worked always referred to that as "4-wire
RS-485".
As opposed to RS-422 which was strictly a point-to-point
solution for two devices each of which had a driver that was
always enabled.
> Here a master sends to many slaves on one pair and all slaves
> send only to that master on another pair. As the slaves only
> send on request of the master bus release timing in not
> critical.
In fact, it's often best if the master never releases at all
and keeps its driver enabled all the time.
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