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Local Controller Plus Module<br />

6-<strong>12</strong><br />

Notes:<br />

1. <strong>PC3000</strong> cables supplied by Eurotherm do not swap the receive and<br />

transmit pairs. Where these cables are used to connect from one<br />

<strong>PC3000</strong> to another it will be necessary to introduce a swap on one end<br />

of point to point connections or the master connection of Master-Slave<br />

connections. This can be done either by using links LKA5-8 (port A<br />

only) or external to the LCM-Plus on terminal block assemblies. For<br />

further details of cabling options please refer to the section on cabling<br />

in the <strong>PC3000</strong> installation handbook.<br />

2. Termination resistor(s) should be fitted to both ends of the cable used<br />

for RS485 connections. All other connections to the cable should not<br />

be terminated. Correct termination is particularly important when<br />

cable lengths are long. A ‘4-wire’ cable can be terminated by<br />

connecting a <strong>12</strong>0Ω resistor between the Rx+ and Rx- for each end. A<br />

‘2-wire’ cable can be terminated by connecting a single <strong>12</strong>0Ω resistor<br />

between Rx/Tx+ and Rx/Tx-. A single link selectable termination<br />

resistor is provided on the LCM-Plus between Rx+ and Rx- (Rx/Tx+<br />

& Rx/Tx- when Tx and Rx are shorted by LK*3 & 4). This link can<br />

be used to provide the required termination in some configurations but<br />

other configurations will require external termination resistors.<br />

<strong>PC3000</strong> - <strong>Installation</strong> Guide

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