Determine the type of serial, 485 interface or 232

Hello

How can I determine the mode of a serial interface wiring? Another way, if it's a 232 or 485.

The approach to try to connect with different threads is not the problem, 232 COM caught if we try to use a 485 mode. Solution, reset the onboard computer.

Kind regards.

Antonio


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