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562	562	It shows how to use RS485-LN to connect to an ultrasonic flow meter and read the data from the ultrasonic flow meter.
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	565	+Need to prepare RS485-LN, recharger, Electric wire
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566		-* **Specific steps**:  RS485-LN with ultrasonic flow meter
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	567	+[[image:1720669739434-926.png]] [[image:1720669744315-613.png]]
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	569	+
	570	+=== 1.9.1 Setting Ultrasonic Flowmeter ===
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	573	+Adjust the M option corresponding to the ultrasonic flowmeter as follows
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	575	+M52 sets RS485 Port  M62 sets 9600, none, 1  M63 sets automatic
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	577	+[[image:1720669933691-331.png]][[image:1720669981767-254.png||height="550" width="412"]][[image:1720670003601-544.png||height="550" width="412"]]
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	579	+
	580	+=== 1.9.2 Setting Dragino RS485-LN ===
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	583	+The RS485-LN wiring port is as shown below. Connect the power supply and RS485 A/B line according to the diagram.
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	585	+[[image:1720670016539-422.png]][[image:1720670019136-658.png]]
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	587	+
	588	+=== 1.9.3 Connect the RS485-LN to Ultrasonic Flowmeter ===
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	591	+According to the instructions of the ultrasonic flow meter, 26 and 27 are the + and - of RS485, corresponding to the A and B ports of RS485.
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	593	+[[image:1720670035661-234.png]][[image:1720670041974-372.png||height="417" width="436"]]
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	595	+
	596	+=== 1.9.4 Full wiring example ===
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	598	+
	599	+The yellow wire connects port 26 and port A of RS485-LN.
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	601	+The green wire connects port 27 and port B of RS485-LN.
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	603	+[[image:1720670079781-764.png]]
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	605	+
	606	+=== 1.9.5 How to read ultrasonic flow meter data via RS485 ===
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	609	+[[image:1720670090204-634.png]]
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	611	+
	612	+For example, I want to read Positive
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	614	+Through M02, we can see that the POS data is 54.9862
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	616	+[[image:1720670103571-173.png]][[image:1720670108127-723.png||height="597" width="645"]]
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	618	+Registers are 9-12, so the read command is AT+CFGDEV=01 03 00 08 00 04,1(,1 is used for automatic complement)
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	620	+[[image:1720670123955-149.png]]
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	623	+00 36 00 00 is the integer of the read value
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	625	+78 79 3f 7c is a decimal, but it needs to be converted and parsed into floating point. The parsing order is CDAB, which is 3f 7c 78 79
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	627	+Conversion and parsing website:http:~/~/www.speedfly.cn/tools/hexconvert/
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