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RS-485 to Bluetooth
Hello friends,
I do not speak English very well, I have two PLCs Mitsubishi FX2N series with a card FX2N-485-BD. They are communicated through parallel link method communication. I need replace the wire for a PSI-WL-RS232-RS485/BT "convert RS-485 to Bluetooth". The convert need setting Protocol, Data Length, Parity, Stop bit, and Transmission speed but The parallel link method only show Transmission speed 19200 bps. How can I use this card "FX2N-485-BD" with a normal RS-485 method?.
I do not speak English very well, I have two PLCs Mitsubishi FX2N series with a card FX2N-485-BD. They are communicated through parallel link method communication. I need replace the wire for a PSI-WL-RS232-RS485/BT "convert RS-485 to Bluetooth". The convert need setting Protocol, Data Length, Parity, Stop bit, and Transmission speed but The parallel link method only show Transmission speed 19200 bps. How can I use this card "FX2N-485-BD" with a normal RS-485 method?.
Hello,
The parallel link method only show Transmission speed 19200 bps. This is right, the speed only is 19200 bps when you use parallel link. it's not be changed.
Maybe you must try to do that throught other way .
The parallel link method only show Transmission speed 19200 bps. This is right, the speed only is 19200 bps when you use parallel link. it's not be changed.
Maybe you must try to do that throught other way .
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