Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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TRENDnet
Converts an RS232 port to an RS422 or RS485 terminal block for TI-M12 and TI-M42 industrial modbus gateways
The TRENDnet TI-S100 converts an RS232 port to an RS422 or RS485 terminal block. It is designed for use with the TI-M12 and TI-M42 industrial Modbus gateways. This data adapter provides a DB9 terminal block interface for serial communication conversion in industrial environments.
Engineers integrating TI-M12 or TI-M42 gateways will find this adapter matches the required serial interface. Installations needing direct RS232 cabling without terminal blocks, or those using non-TRENDnet gateway hardware, should verify compatibility before purchase. The adapter serves a specific gateway pairing rather than general-purpose serial conversion.
The single defining specification is the conversion of an RS232 DB9 port into an RS422 or RS485 terminal block connection. This exact interface change determines whether the adapter fits the serial wiring topology of the target industrial Modbus gateway deployment.
| Brand | TRENDnet |
|---|---|
| Model | TI-S100 |
| Features | • Convert an RS232 port to an RS422/RS485 terminal block • Designed for use with the TI-M12 and TI-M42 industrial modbus gateways |
| Weight | 0.1100 |
The adapter is a passive DB9 terminal block converter with no active electronics, so it draws no power and produces no heat during continuous operation.
You need an available RS232 DB9 serial port on your host device to plug the converter into.
Yes, it converts the RS232 signal to RS422 or RS485 on the terminal block, allowing direct wiring to older serial devices.
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