Adaptateur de cartes d'interface EXSYS EX-45032

The EXSYS EX-45032 PCI I/O card adds two configurable high-performance serial ports to a PC, small workstation or server via a PCI or PCI-X slot. Each port provides UART 16C550-compatible operation and can be independently set to RS-232, RS-422 or RS-485 mode. The card supports POS power on pin 9 (+5V or +12V selectable), ATTATM Auto RS-485 transmitter control and is plug-and-play compatible.

Advantages

The card delivers flexible serial connectivity with two ports that support multiple standards (RS-232/422/485) and hardware-compatible 16C550 UARTs. Configurable POS power on pin 9 simplifies integration with point-of-sale devices, while ATTATM Auto RS-485 support eases half-duplex bus control. Plug-and-play operation and PCI/PCI-X form factor enable straightforward installation in a wide range of systems.

Suitable for

• Industrial control systems requiring reliable serial links
• Point-of-sale terminals and peripherals
• Legacy equipment connectivity for servers and workstations
• RS-485 multi-drop networks and serial device networks

Key specifications

• Interfaces: 2 serial ports, selectable RS-232 / RS-422 / RS-485
• UART: 16C550-compatible
• FIFO buffer: 16 bytes
• Data bits: 7 or 8
• Stop bits: 1, 1.5 or 2
• POS power: +5V / +12V selectable on pin 9
• Bus: PCI / PCI-X
• Auto control: ATTATM Auto RS-485 transmitter support
• MPN: EX-45032, EAN: 4718359450327

How to use

Install the EXSYS EX-45032 into an available PCI or PCI-X slot on the host system, secure the card and attach serial cables to the DB9 connectors. Configure each port for the required standard (RS-232, RS-422 or RS-485) and set POS power on pin 9 if external device power is needed. Install drivers provided by the system or vendor if required; the card supports plug-and-play recognition on compatible operating systems. For RS-485 operation, ensure termination and biasing comply with your bus topology and enable ATTATM Auto RS-485 if automatic transmitter control is desired.

Recommendations

Use shielded serial cables and proper ground connections in industrial environments to reduce noise. For RS-485 networks, follow recommended termination and bias resistor placement and avoid star topologies to ensure reliable multi-drop communication.