The energy-saving and efficient dual-channel RS485 to analog signal converter is a must-have tool for industrial control, providing a wide range of 4-20mA, 0-5V, and 0-10V signal outputs with high compatibility to meet different system requirements. The converter is based on ModBus-RTU protocol for stable and reliable communication and supports address range 1-254 with flexible baud rate adjustment. 12-bit AD conversion resolution and ±0.1%FS typical accuracy ensure highly accurate signal output.
Specification
| Model |
CCHN-SN-3001-I20-2 |
CCHN-SN-3001-V05-2 |
CCHN-SN-3001-V10-2 |
| Output Signal |
4~20mA |
0~5V |
0~10V |
| DC Power Supply |
5-30V |
| Maximum Power Consumption |
0.08W (DC12V) |
| Operating Temperature |
-40℃~+60℃ |
| AD Conversion Resolution |
12 bits |
| Accuracy |
Typical accuracy: -0.1%FS |
| Communication Interface |
ModBus-RTU |
| Address Range |
1-254(default 1) |
| Baud Rate |
Numeric range: 0-7 |
| 0: 2400bps |
| 1: 4800bps |
| 2: 9600bps |
| 3: 19200bps |
| 4: 38400bps |
| 5: 57600bps |
| 6: 115200bps |
| 7: 1200bps |
| Default: 4800bps |
| Output Impedance |
4-20mA: ≤200Ω |
| 0-5V: ≥10kΩ |
| Dimension |
88mm*φ2.5mm |
| Net Weight |
350g |
Features
- Supports 2 analog outputs of current type and voltage type, each output type is selectable.
- 12-bit resolution, 0.1% accuracy.
- ADC supports standard ModBus-RTU communication protocol.
- With lightning, static protection RS485 communication interface, op amp signal isolation address, baud rate can be set through the host computer software.
- With anti-reverse connection, over-voltage protection, over-current protection, short circuit protection.
Dimensional Drawing (unit: mm)

Wiring Drawing

Note: The circuit board needs to be modified accordingly.
- If current input is selected, short the left and center pins of the shorting cap corresponding to the number of circuits.
- If voltage input is selected, short the right and center pins of the corresponding shorting cap. I and V are indicated on the circuit board.
Applications

Tips: Why is there a problem of unstable output signal?
The unstable output signal is usually caused by the following reasons:
- Power supply problem: Check whether the power supply voltage is stable and meets the converter requirements.
- Wiring problem: Make sure the RS485 communication and analog output are wired correctly to avoid short circuit or poor contact.
- Communication interference: RS485 line may be subject to electromagnetic interference, need to use shielded wire and proper grounding.
- Configuration error: Check whether the software configuration matches the actual demand.
- If the problem persists, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer's technical support for further assistance.