Hi Christoph, On 14.12.23 15:50, Christoph Niedermaier wrote: > > I think we don't need to distinguish, because for a full duplex RS-485 > transceiver also needs RTS control. For example look at the full duplex > RS-485 transceiver ADM3491E [1]. It's a full duplex transceiver (A/B and Z/Y) > that has DE (Driver enable) and DI (Driver Input) pins for controlling TX. I > think the RS-485 master doesn't need it. The DE pin could also be set > permanently high. But if we have more than one RS-485 slaves it's needed to > avoid blocking of each other on the receiving wires of the RS-485 master. > Thanks for the explanation. So while still needed for the slaves, in case of the RS485 master the RTS control is not needed, right? Is this something that userspace should be able to configure? It could be set by clearing both the RTS_ON_SEND and RTS_AFTER_SEND flag (only if the driver supports this special RS485 mode, of course). Regards, Lino
