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Introduction

PLC-UART-LS is designed to transparently move serial data over the power line network at a speed of 2kbps, and achieves the target of replacing serial cables by the ubiquitous power line network.

On the PLC-UART-LS motherboard, there is a 20-pin receptacle. Users can choose different daughter boards, such as RS232, RS485, USB or Ethernet, based on the interface needs. The motherboard also support DIP by optional pins that can be used to directly plug to user's board without doing screwing.

PLC-UART-LS have built-in packet-level repeater function. This feature can greatly extend the coverage of the power line communication. PLC-UART-LS has both physical and logic addresses. In a network, both physical and logic addresses can be used to address different nodes in the network.

Modle:PLC-UART-LS

Features

• AC and DC power line Communications.

• 5-24V wide range DC power supply.

• Built-in opto-electronic coupling on the UART interface.

• Fully transparent mode, plug and play coming out of the box without the need to do any programming.

• Built-in error correction codes.

• Built-in repeater function to extend the coverage.

• Physical and logic address

• AT commands used for advanced configuration.

• UART interface to host uP

• FSK(Frequency Shift Keying) modulation used in physical layer

• Low power Design

• RoHS

• Small module size, and easy to be implemented into existing products.

• 5V to 24V DC power supply

Application Ideas

• AMR

• Industry manufacture and control

• Safeguard, fire alarm, smoke alarm

• Collect and transmit instrument data

• Safeguard and monitor

• Home automation

• Solar/Wind electricity generation system

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See Also

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Licensing

This documentation is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0 Source code and libraries are licensed under GPL/LGPL, see source code files for details.