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    Atc-106 User Manual English

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    The ATC-106 is an RS-485/232 converter that allows communication between RS-232 and half-duplex RS-485 networks. It operates without an additional power supply by drawing power from connected RS-232 devices. It supports automatic data line control and baud rates up to 115.2 Kbps at distances up to 3 meters or 1200 bps at up to 5 km. It connects via DB9 ports and supports up to 32 RS-485 devices with added termination resistors to prevent noise.

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    The ATC-106 is an RS-485/232 converter that allows communication between RS-232 and half-duplex RS-485 networks. It operates without an additional power supply by drawing power from connected RS-232 devices. It supports automatic data line control and baud rates up to 115.2 Kbps at distances up to 3 meters or 1200 bps at up to 5 km. It connects via DB9 ports and supports up to 32 RS-485 devices with added termination resistors to prevent noise.

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    The ATC-106 is an RS-485/232 converter that allows communication between RS-232 and half-duplex RS-485 networks. It operates without an additional power supply by drawing power from connected RS-232 devices. It supports automatic data line control and baud rates up to 115.2 Kbps at distances up to 3 meters or 1200 bps at up to 5 km. It connects via DB9 ports and supports up to 32 RS-485 devices with added termination resistors to prevent noise.

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    Atc-106 User Manual English

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    The ATC-106 is an RS-485/232 converter that allows communication between RS-232 and half-duplex RS-485 networks. It operates without an additional power supply by drawing power from connected RS-232 devices. It supports automatic data line control and baud rates up to 115.2 Kbps at distances up to 3 meters or 1200 bps at up to 5 km. It connects via DB9 ports and supports up to 32 RS-485 devices with added termination resistors to prevent noise.

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    User Manual

    ATC-106
    RS-485/232 converter

    CHIYU TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD


    http://www.chiyu-t.com.tw
    TEL:886-5-2835460 886-2-25491289
    Description
    ATC-106 can covert the data from RS-232C to half duplex RS-485 signal. It don’t need additional
    power supply and can get the power directly from PC side. By it’s “Automatic Send Data Line
    Control” function, you don’t need to use RTS, just plug it and no need to install any hardware or
    software and work well under RS-485 communication.

    Specification
    1. Port: RS-232C and RS-485
    2. Max. Baud Rate:

    Distance Baud Rate


    3M 115.2Kbps
    1200M 19.2Kbps
    2400M 9600bps
    3KM 2400bps
    3. Max. distance: 5KM(1200bps)
    4. Size: 88mmx33mmx17mm
    5. Operation Temp.: 0-70℃
    6. Operation Humidity: 5％-95％

    PIN Description
    RS-232C
    DB9 Female(PIN) RS-232C(DCE)
    1 DCD
    2 TD
    3 RD
    4 DTR
    5 GND
    6 DSR
    7 RTS
    8 CTS

    RS-485
    DB9 Male(PIN) RS-485
    1 485-
    2 485+
    3 GND
    Installation:
    Power: it could get power from RS-232(DB9 TXD, DTR, RTS), but the voltage must higher than
    5V, or put the 5-12V power into the screw terminal that in the package.
    Max. No. for RS-485 device:
    It can be connected with 32(MAX.) RS-485 devices and need to add the terminal resistance
    (120ohm, 1/4W) to prevent the noise.

    Trouble shooting：
    1. Communication Error
    A. Check RS-232 port
    B. Check RS-485 port
    C. Check the power supply must between +5~+12V
    2. Data lose
    A. Please check the baud rate to be the same in both side.

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