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Reading the device manual carefully is a must for electronic engineers before designing. Moreover, the more experienced the experts are, the more carefully they will do such "simple" and "low-level" things. Have you read the device manuals for resistors, capacitors, and even wires? I have read them. Not only do I read them when I encounter a device I have never used before, but even when the method of use and conditions of use of a used device have changed, the first thing I do is still to read the device manual.
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This doesn't matter in which direction, it's bidirectionally isolated
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Do you mean that the direction of sending and receiving is controlled by the DE pin?
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Finally got it done. This is my first time using the 485 bus. I thought the transceiver would automatically switch between transmitting and receiving. I was too careless and made this joke.
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Reading the device manual carefully is a must for electronic engineers before designing. Moreover, the more experienced the expert is, the more carefully he will do such "simple" and "low-level" things. Have you read the device manuals for resistors, capacitors, and even wires? I have read them, not only when I encounter a device I have never used, but also when I encounter a device I have used but have not used it.
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Been taught a lesson
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