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Section 2 Getting Started
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2.2 Extender488 CONFIGURATION
The following describes the configuration necessary for the RS-422
Extender488
s. If you are using
the fiber optic extenders, refer to Section 2.3.
Two
Extender488
s are required to accomplish bus extension, with one c onnected directly to the
LOCAL
IEEE bus, and the other connected to the
REMOTE
IEEE bus.
Both local and remote extenders
are identical. At power up, each extender monitors the Attention
(ATN) and Remote Enable (REN) lines. The Error LED on each extender will blink indicating that ATN or
REN has not yet been detected and that communication with the other extender has not yet been
established. The first extender to detect either of these lines asserted declares itself the
LOCAL
extender
and commands the other extender to declare itself the
REMOTE
extender. The Error LEDs will now stop
blinking. From this moment on, the
LOCAL
extender will monitor all local bus activity and transmit this
activity to the
REMOTE
extender. All activity detected by the
REMOTE
extender is also communicated
back to the
LOCAL
extender.
2.2.1 Extender488 Serial Baud Rate Selection
The
Extender488
is shipped with the serial baud rate set to 115.2K baud. For most
applications, this is the most efficient
operating rate. However, if the extenders are to be located at
extreme distances from each other, baud rates other than 115.2K can be selected. Selectable baud
rates include 115.2K, 19.2K, 9600, 4800, 2400, 1200, 600, 300. Both extenders must be set to the
same baud rate for proper operation.
To modify the baud rate, follow this simple procedure: Disconnect the power supply from
the AC line and from the interface. Disconnect any IEEE or serial cables prior to disassembly.
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