RS485 Shield for Arduino

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The RS485 Shield for Arduino is a reliable communication expansion board designed specifically for the Arduino Uno and compatible boards. This shield enables UART-to-RS485 conversion, allowing your Arduino to communicate with industrial RS485 devices over long distances with high anti-interference performance and stable data transmission.

Built with standard and mini RS485 ports, RS485 headers, and a flexible welding area, this shield offers convenience and adaptability for both standard applications and custom DIY designs. With a switchable automatic/manual transmission mode, users can fine-tune control based on their system requirements.

Key Features

  • Converts UART/Serial to RS485 protocol

  • Supports long-distance and noise-resistant communication

  • Includes standard RS485 port, mini RS485 port, and RS485 header pins

  • Switch between automatic and manual transceiver mode

  • Onboard transceiver status LEDs

  • Integrated operation/programming switch to avoid conflicts during Arduino uploads

  • Designed for Arduino Uno with long pin headers for compatibility

  • Gold immersion PCB for durability and enhanced signal integrity

  • Convenient PH2.0 sensor interface for DFRobot RS485 devices (e.g., URM04 ultrasonic sensor)

Applications

  • Industrial communication systems

  • Multi-node sensor networks

  • Long-distance data acquisition

  • Building automation

  • Arduino-based industrial monitoring systems

Specifications

  • Power Supply: +5V from Arduino

  • Dimensions: 55mm x 53mm (2.16" x 2.08")

  • Digital IO Ports: 16 (includes I2C interface)

  • Analog IO Ports: 6

  • Programming/Operation Mode Switch: Yes

  • Transceiver Mode: Auto/Manual

  • RS485 Interfaces: Standard RS485 port, mini RS485 port, RS485 headers

  • Transceiver Indicator: Yes (LED)

  • Welding Area: Included

  • Reset Button: Onboard

In the Box

  • 1 x RS485 Shield for Arduino

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