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Actually, the definition of "A" or "B" for RS-485 interface doesn't
have any standard in EIA regulation. According to our study and survey,
almost all of 4-wire RS-485 devices define its "+"="B" & "-"="B".
Hence, we follow this common usage to design our pinouts.
However, we still find some RS-485 devices define their own pinouts.
I think it's still OK. No matter "+"="B" or "A", you just need to
follow a simple regulation to connect your RS-485 device. That is,
DTE ---------- device
Tx+ ----------> Rx+
Tx- ----------> Rx+
Rx+ <---------- Tx+
Rx- <---------- Tx-
SGND ---------- SGND
Then, everything will be fine.
Best Regards,
Tom Lu / Technical Support Engineer
Moxa Technologies Co., Ltd.
E-mail: info@telesys.ru