AC-422 Modbus to USB Converter

$180.00

The AC-422 enables easy programming of any Modbus sensor by simply connecting the sensor to a computer’s USB port.

Configuration of the sensor can be done using any terminal program or Apogee Instruments DSI software.

One side of the AC-422 features a USB connection for plugging into a computer. The other side of the AC-422 has +12 V out, GND, and Modbus data channels for connection to any standard Modbus sensor (for proper operation, please connect the ground wire first).

  • Easily configure and take sample measurements from any Modbus sensor directly with a computer and GUI
  • No data logger needed
  • Growing library of sensors with commands explained
  • Sensor power provided via USB

Applications:

  • Modbus sensor configuration or programming
  • Modbus sensor troubleshooting
  • Field use
  • Research applications
  • Classroom labs

FOR MORE PRODUCT INFORMATION, CHECK OUT THESE LINKS

• Product Manual

• Technical Drawing

• Software

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The AC-422 enables easy programming of any Modbus sensor by simply connecting the sensor to a computer’s USB port.

Configuration of the sensor can be done using any terminal program or Apogee Instruments DSI software.

One side of the AC-422 features a USB connection for plugging into a computer. The other side of the AC-422 has +12 V out, GND, and Modbus data channels for connection to any standard Modbus sensor (for proper operation, please connect the ground wire first).

  • Easily configure and take sample measurements from any Modbus sensor directly with a computer and GUI
  • No data logger needed
  • Growing library of sensors with commands explained
  • Sensor power provided via USB

Applications:

  • Modbus sensor configuration or programming
  • Modbus sensor troubleshooting
  • Field use
  • Research applications
  • Classroom labs

FOR MORE PRODUCT INFORMATION, CHECK OUT THESE LINKS

• Product Manual

• Technical Drawing

• Software

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Input Voltage Requirement 5 V USB Operating Environment -45 to 80 C; 0 to 100 % relative humidity (non-condensing)