Hi tboehler,
Yes sorry for the typos in the command line, I prepped something at home, fixed it on site and did the copy/paste on the wrong version of the document. All that to say we used the very same command.
Ok - so there should not be anything that is blocking the connexion or alike, good to ...
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- 25 Nov 2025, 15:21
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RevPi connect 5 RS485 - 3964R
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- 25 Nov 2025, 13:35
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RevPi connect 5 RS485 - 3964R
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Re: RevPi connect 5 RS485 - 3964R
I forgot, the behavior is that I can't see an STX or any other character when I send them.
- 25 Nov 2025, 13:32
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RevPi connect 5 RS485 - 3964R
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Re: RevPi connect 5 RS485 - 3964R
Hello thank you so much for taking the time.
We have the 100419 item number - so from what I get on the website, we should have a working RS485.
I have the following test configuration:
- The RS485 port three wires (N, P and GND) of the revPI connected to a generic RS485 usb dongle (and I know it ...
We have the 100419 item number - so from what I get on the website, we should have a working RS485.
I have the following test configuration:
- The RS485 port three wires (N, P and GND) of the revPI connected to a generic RS485 usb dongle (and I know it ...
- 24 Nov 2025, 20:18
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RevPi connect 5 RS485 - 3964R
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RevPi connect 5 RS485 - 3964R
Hello everyone,
I have a large device that I don't have the liberty to describe here but I am sure that it has the ability to communicate / exchange messages following RS485/3964R implementation (fun fact, validated with a raspberry pi with a RS485 usb dongle). I have tested "low level" approaches ...
I have a large device that I don't have the liberty to describe here but I am sure that it has the ability to communicate / exchange messages following RS485/3964R implementation (fun fact, validated with a raspberry pi with a RS485 usb dongle). I have tested "low level" approaches ...