RS232 is for point to point communication where as RS 485 is for multidpoint communication, Voltage level and speed differ
Hi frnds,,
There are few points which v can discuss on these are
1) Ya first main important point is RS232 is point to point communication n RS485 is multidrope communication which means ...
on RS232 u can not connect more than two device...
RS485 u can connect upto I think max 128 device theorically..(its depends on noise level as well as on distance and burd rate also)
Practicall as max 32...
2)Voltage level of RS232 is
-3 to -25 for 1
+3 to +25V for 0
while RS485 is based on differential voltage (0-5v) diff is 240mV for 1 and -240mV for 0.
3)distance limitation is 100meter for RS232 and 1Km for RS485,
4)noise immunity is high for RS485 as it is balance protocol and differencial protocol..
5)Software point of view u need to set transmit enable line in RS485 rest of the software is same...
6)pin for 232 is (Rx Tx and GND) while in case of RS485 it is (A(+) and B(-)) no need to transmit GND..signal
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∙ 13y agoWiki User
∙ 13y agoThere are a number of mayor differences and I will point out a few that I consider to be of most importance.
More facts regarding these can be found on Wikipedia. Please look at related links down below.
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∙ 14y agoEthernet and RS485 are two different standards of cable used at different times to connect computers. They use different connectors to do the same communications function
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∙ 13y agothey have different numbers.
The 232 doesn't stand or come from anywhere. It's just a reference number. RS-232 = Recommended Standard 232
RS-232 is a Recommeded Standard (RS) for serial communications. It can be both input and output, or just one or the other. There are RS-232 devices called DCE (for Data Communications Equipment) like a printer, modem, mouse, joystick, monitor. There are RS-232 devices called DTE (for Data Terminal Equipment) like a notebook computer or tower. Two computers may talk to each other over an RS-232 link. The "boss" computer would be the DTE; the "slave" computer would be the DCE. {In practice, nobody really uses RS-232 for intra-computer linking in home or office, but it might be used for fairly long connections on, say, an antenna farm if fiber optics is unaffordable.}
This is the communications port on your computer, also called the COM or RS-232 port.
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From Wikipedia:"In telecommunications, RS-232 (Recommended Standard 232) is a standard for serial binary data signals connecting between a DTE (Data Terminal Equipment) and a DCE (Data Circuit-terminating Equipment). It is commonly used in computer serial ports. A similar ITU-T standard is V.24."Or in other words, a particular series of computer parts that allow everything in the computer communicate with each other. so it's not a particular thing, it's a type of thing. sort of like roads and railways are both ways to get places, but but use a different series of pieces and means to get to those places. RS-232 is an older way for computers to communicate and is being replaced by newer things, very slowly.
RS-485 is a two wire serial protocol.
Yes. Most use wall-wart transformers.
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The two web links may get you started!
The United States of America invented the electronic standard RS-485.
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