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Product Overview
RS-232
DB9 Female
Connector
Model BB-422PP9R
RS-232
DB9 Female
Connector
Model BB-422PP9TB
SPECIFICATIONS
RS-422
Communication
115.2 kbps, maximum
Data Rate
Port-powered from RS-232 handshake lines.
(Model BB-422PP9TB only: Optional external
Power
power via on terminal block, 12-16 VDC @ 40 mA)
0 to +70 °C (operating)
Temperature
BB-422PP9R: 6.1 x 3.3 x 1.7 cm
Dimensions
BB-422PP9TB: 8.9 x 3.3 x 1.7 cm
1
Getting Started
Models BB-422PP9R and BB-422PP9TB are port-powered,
RS-422
two-channel RS-232 to RS-422 converters that convert TD
DB9 Female
and RD RS-232 lines to balanced RS-422 signals and are
Connector
configured to transmit in both directions between an RS-232
and RS-422 system.
The converters are powered from the RS-232 handshake
lines DTR and RTS. At least one of these lines must be
present. The converter will work regardless of whether the
lines are high or low. The RS-422 driver and receiver are
always enabled.
RS-422
Model BB-422PP9TB can also be powered externally via
Terminal
the terminal block. See Step #5.
Block
2
RS-232 Pinout Connections
Connections to the RS-232 side are made through a DB9
female connector. The RS-232 side is pinned out to connect
directly into the COM port on your PC/computer/laptop or
any other DTE device (see Table 1).
To satisfy the requirements of some software, the RS-232
handshake lines are looped back (tied together). RTS is
connected to CTS, and DTR is connected to DCD and DSR.
Table 1. RS-232 PINOUTS
SIGNAL
TD
RD
RTS
CTS
DTR
DSR
DCD
GND
DB9 FEMALE PIN#
3
2
7
8
4
6
1
5
3
RS-422 Pinout Connections
BB-422PP9R connections to the RS-422 side of the
converter are made through a DB9 female connector (see
Figure 1).
BB-422PP9TB connections to the RS-422 side of the
converter are made through terminal blocks (see Figure 2).
The RS-422 side of the converter is pinned out as shown
in Table 2:
Table 2. RS-422 PINOUTS (#BB-422PP9R)
SIGNAL
DB9 FEMALE PIN#
TD A (-)
8
TD B (+)
3
RD A (-)
2
RD B (+)
7
GND
4, 6
When connecting to an RS-422 system, the converter
must be connected with proper polarity (see Figures 1 and
2). When no data is being sent and the driver is enabled,
the RS-232 line is negative and the RS-422 line TD(A) is
negative with respect to TD(B).
Figure 1. BB-422PP9R - Connection to an RS-422 System
Figure 2. BB-422PP9TB - Connection to an RS-422 System
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