In this week's episode of The Automation Show, I cover the different hardware used to connect a PC to a DH-485 network, as well as how to configure RSLinx Classic Drivers for each:
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The Automation Show, Episode 25 Show Notes:
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Why can I not use more then one 1747-UIC on a DH485 network?
Hey hardus,
I think I had my A-B 1747-UIC and Generic UIC connected at the same time?
Are you having issues in the field?
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