CX2500-0030 connections

CX2500-0030 connections 1:

The CX2500-0030 system interface provides two RS232 interfaces. The interfaces are arranged on a 9-pole Sub-D pin contact strip. Up to 4 interfaces can be attached. This means that up to 9 serial interfaces (four CX2500-0030 modules and the optional CX20x0-N030 interface) can be connected to the CX20x0 system. The system shows the optional CX20x0-N030 interface as COM1. The pin assignment of all connectors is identical and is shown below at the side.

The maximum baud rate on both channels is 128 kbit. The interface parameters are set via the operating system or from the PLC program.

RS232 COM interface (connector) /( X300, X301

Pin assignment COM interface:

PIN

Signal

Type

Description

1

DCD

Signal in

Data Carrier Detected

2

RxD

Signal in

Receive Data

3

TxD

Signal out

Transmit Data

4

DTR

Signal out

Data Terminal Ready

5

GND

Ground

Ground

6

DSR

Signal in

Dataset Ready

7

RTS

Signal out

Request to Send

8

CTS

Signal in

Clear to Send

9

RI

Signal in

Ring Indicator

 

In the operating system the interfaces are numbered from right to left (starting from the CPU) and from top to bottom (i.e. X301 -> COM n and X300 -> COM n+1 for n ={ 3, 5, 7, 9}):

 

CX2500-0030 connections 2:

 

If the interfaces configuration is changed, the numbering of the interfaces changes. To obtain unique interface numbering, we recommend to delete the interfaces manually from the Device Manager.

 

CX2500-0030 connections 3:

To do this, select Uninstall from the context menu.

CX2500-0030 connections 4:

In the following dialog the driver must remain in the system. The box must not be ticked.

CX2500-0030 connections 5:

Once all serial interfaces, apart from COM1, have been removed in the Device Manager, the system can be shut down and de-energized.

CX2500-0030 connections 6:

The hardware configuration can now be changed. Once the configuration has been changed as required, the system can be restarted. The operating system restarts and numbers the interfaces as described above.