The main converter task is to change differential signal into TTL (5V) signal or OC (open collector) signal (GND control). Using OC signal we can also use the converter as s system for voltages matching because often we can see drives which are controlled by STEP/DIR signal in the 24V standard.
Examples of use:
- Connection of CSMIO/IP- S or IP-M (differential signal) to a drive, which requires full TTL 5V signal and additionally all inputs are common anode/cathode type.
- Connection of CSMIO/IP- S or IP-M (differential signal) to a drive which requires a 24V signal and additionally all inputs are common anode/cathode type.
Read more: Differential Line Receiver – the practical use
Look also at:
Line Driver – Universal converter of digital signals TTL or OC into differential signals [TTL] – a system that has reverse functions. Its primary goal is to change 5V or 24V signal into the differential signal.
Matching both the systems (Line Driver + Line Receiver) you can send 5V or 24V signals over long distances using the differential signal which is highly resistant to interference.
