Figure A-4 Lan Rj-11 Cable - Microscan MS-710 User Manual

Configuration 4: RS-422 to RS-232
Mode switch must be OUT for proper operation.
Same features as the previous configurations except that the scanner connector pins
for TXD, RXD, CTS, RTS are used by the MS-710 for RS-422 communications. So to
connect an RS-232 terminal to the MS-710, the IB-105 converts these signals to
RS-232 levels and back. Pins 2 and 3 on the 25-pin (host) connector are the only com-
munications pins that are active in this configuration.
RS-422
Scanner IB-105
Configuration 5: RS-422 LAN to RS-232 Terminal
IN
Mode switch must be for proper operation.
This is a special configuration to convert RS-422 signals back to RS-232. This setting is
used primarily in conjunction with two IB-105's, one to convert the scanner communi-
cations to RS-422 and the other to convert these signals back to RS-232 (this configu-
ration) for long distance communications (up to 4000 feet).
Scanner RS-232 IB-105
(-02 or -04)
Scanner and trigger connectors are not used in this configuration.
LAN cable connections must be as follows:
#1 IB-105 RS-485/422
Connector
1
2
3
4
5

Figure A-4 LAN RJ-11 Cable

1. Access to the configuration menus of a scanner that is in a polled mode can be forced (without
defaulting) by sending the <D> command from an auxiliary terminal via the auxiliary RS-232
port.
MS-710 Scanner User's Manual
RS-232
Host
1
RS-422
IB-105 RS-232 Host
(-05)
#2 IB-105 RS-485/422
Host Connector
1
2
3
4
5
Appendices
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