CC-Link CAN Bus A Code 4 Pin M12 Female Termination Resistor

Description

Introduction:

CC-Link CAN Bus A Code 4 Pin M12 Female Termination Resistor plays an important role in providing reliable and efficient network communications within complex industrial automation and control systems. It terminates the bus line precisely, minimizing signal reflections and enhancing communication stability between devices. Premier Cable P/N: PCM-0623

Specification：

Features:

1. Optimized Signal Transmission: CC-Link M12 Female Termination Resistor can ensure consistent and reliable data transfer by effectively terminating the bus line to minimize noise and signal degradation.
2. Compact Design: Compact and space-saving, suitable for installations where space is limited, without compromising on performance.
3. Efficient Signal Management: It can ensure efficient signal management within CC-Link CAN bus networks, maintaining stable communication channels.
4. Good Anti-Interference Performance: It can resist electromagnetic interference from external interference sources to ensure the reliability of network communication

The Correct Way to Install and Use:

In CC-Link networks, the correct installation and use of resistors are very important for ensuring reliable operation and signal integrity.

1. Turn off Power: Before installation, pls ensure all connected equipment is powered off to avoid electrical issues.
2. Locate Ends: Identify where the main bus line ends are located where you need to install the resistor.
3. Prepare Resistor: Check the M12 connector on the resistor for cleanliness and ensure it's undamaged.
4. Connect Resistor: Align the M12 connector of the resistor with the corresponding male connector on the bus line. Insert and securely tighten to ensure a snug fit.
5. Verify Connection: Double-check that the connection is secure with no loose pins or gaps.
6. Secure Installation: Once connected, secure the termination resistor and any cables to prevent accidental disconnection.
7. Power On and Test: After installation, power on the equipment and check for proper network operation.
8. Monitor: Monitor the network performance to ensure stable communication.
9. Document: Record where the resistor is installed for future reference and troubleshooting.

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