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- Why pay?
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from the Automation List department...
B&R PLC to PC online cable (RS232)
Can anyone give me the cable connection diagram to connect laptop serial port (9 pin RS232) to B&R system 2005 - PLC CP260? That means online cable from B&R part No:0G0001.00-090
General Description
Model Number: 0G0001.00-090
Description:
Cable PC <-> PCC/PW, RS232
Online cable
General Description
Model Number: 0G0001.00-090
Description:
Cable PC <-> PCC/PW, RS232
Online cable
It's a RS232 null modem cable: pins 2,3 cross connected.
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