
Chapter 4
Publication
17706.5.16 - October 1996
Using Fullduplex Protocol to
Send and Receive Messages
In full-duplex protocol, devices share the same data circuits, and
both devices can “talk” at the same time. Full-duplex protocol can
be likened to a two-lane bridge: traffic can travel in both directions
at one time. (To compare full-duplex to half-duplex protocol, refer
to Chapter 3, “Using Half-duplex Protocols to Send and Receive
Messages.”)
Read this chapter to help learn how to use full-duplex protocol to
send and receive messages. It contains these sections:
Section Page
Fullduplex Protocol Message Transmission 4-2
Fullduplex Protocol Environment 4-3
Message Characteristics 4-4
Transmitter and Receiver Message Transfer 4-4
Fullduplex Protocol Diagrams
4-10
Link arbitration
You can use these Allen-Bradley interface modules to automatically
handle the link arbitration:
•1747KE •1771KE •1775KA (via modem port)
•1770KF2 •1771KF •1785KE
•1770KF3 •1771KG •5130RM1 (channel one)
•1770KFC •5130KA •5130RM2
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