Three-Interface Conversion
Connects an RS232 host to equipment using RS422 or RS485 balanced differential signaling.
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DT-9003
Port-powered conversion between RS232 hosts and RS422 or RS485 equipment without routine external power.
Connect RS232 hosts to RS422 or RS485 serial equipment at 300 bps to 115.2 Kbps, with source-specified RS485 transmission up to 1200 metres.
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A practical path for bringing installed serial equipment into modern industrial data networks.
The DT-9003 converts an RS232 host signal for RS422 or RS485 serial equipment. Its official manual identifies a DB9 female connector on the RS232 side and a DB9 male connector with a six-position terminal board on the RS422/RS485 side.
The converter is normally powered from the RS232 port and automatically controls data direction without jumper settings. The source specifies 300 to 115200 bps, up to 1200 metres on the RS485 side and up to 5 metres on the RS232 side.
Covers common industrial serial baud rates.
Source-specified maximum transmission reach.
Documented host-side cable limit.
Compact in-line adapter dimensions.
Core capabilities selected for reliable integration, flexible deployment and efficient maintenance.
Connects an RS232 host to equipment using RS422 or RS485 balanced differential signaling.
Supports asynchronous full-duplex and half-duplex transmission without jumper settings.
Normally operates from the RS232 interface without an external power supply.
Supports source-specified RS485 transmission up to 1200 metres.
Supports source-specified serial rates from 300 to 115200 bps.
Specified for −20°C to 70°C and 5% to 95% relative humidity.
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The DT-9003 converts an RS232 host interface for connection to RS422 or RS485 equipment.
Normally no. The official manual states that it is powered from the RS232 port. A 9V external supply may be connected through the VCC terminal when an installation requires it.
The official product page and manual specify 300 to 115200 bps.
The source specifies up to 1200 metres on the RS485 side and up to 5 metres on the RS232 side.
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