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SP306 Datasheet, PDF (4/6 Pages) Sipex Corporation – RS-422/RS-423 Line Drivers/Receivers
and sink current capability. The RS423 line
drivers convert TTL logic levels into inverted
RS-423 output signals. All line drivers are inter-
nally protected against short circuits on their
outputs.
The RS-422 receivers convert the RS-422 dif-
ferential input signals into non–inverted TTL
logic levels. Receiver input thresholds are
±200mV. The RS-422 receivers can receive
input data up to 1Mbps. The RS-423 receivers
convert the RS-423 input signals into inverted
TTL output logic levels. The RS-423 receivers
have an input threshold of ±200mV, and can
receive data up to 100kbps.
A loopback test mode is provided that puts the
driver outputs into a high impedance tri–state
level, and routes the driver outputs to their
associated receiver inputs. In this configuration,
the signal path is non–inverting from the TTL
driver inputs to the receiver TTL outputs. This
operating mode allows the controlling system to
perform diagnostic self–test of the RS-422/
RS-423 transceiver circuitry at speeds up to
3kbps.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Control Logic Configuration
Software control of the SP306 is via two select
pins (7 and 8) and a loopback control pin (22).
SELECT A and SELECT B allow the user to
program the SP306 for four different interface
modes. Loopback mode can be selected in any
of these interface modes. The figures that follow
outline the various operating modes that are
supported by the SP306.
SUPPLY
+5V +12V –12V
SUPPLY
+5V +12V –12V
SELECT A = 0
SELECT B = 0
LOOPBACK = 1
28 1 15
VCC VDD VEE
7
SELECT A
8 SELECT B
22 LOOPBACK
SELECT A = 0
SELECT B = 0
LOOPBACK = 0
28 1 15
VCC VDD VEE
7
SELECT A
8 SELECT B
22 LOOPBACK
TOUTA1
RINA1
TINA
TOUTA*1
ROUTA RINA1
TINA
ROUTA
TOUTB1
RINB1
TINB
TOUTB*1
ROUTB RINB1
TINB
ROUTB
14 GND
SP306
14 GND
SP306
RS-423 DRIVER
* Tri–state output
RS-423 RECEIVER
RS-422 RECEIVER
RS-422 DRIVER
* Tri–state output
Figure 1. Control Input Configuration — SELECT A = 0, SELECT B = 0
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