Logic bus transceiver
Drives data between two digital buses according to the selected direction and enable conditions.
In plain English
An RS-422 interface uses differential signalling for its selected serial connection.
A controller can communicate through a suitable differential driver and receiver arrangement.
Identify the driver and receiver ends of the intended differential connection. Do not copy an RS-485 multi-driver bus arrangement just because both names refer to differential interfaces. The chosen parts and network design establish the permitted connections and direction of information flow.
Not automatically. Driver arrangements, permitted connections and device characteristics differ. Confirm the complete link rather than treating the interface names as equivalent wiring instructions.
Read the source: RS-485 and RS-422 interfaces
An RS-422 label does not automatically imply an RS-485 multi-driver bus arrangement.
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RS-485 and RS-422 interfaces: public technical context for the named function. Product and compliance details remain with the publisher.
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