The Dataie DTD435M wireless communication module offers RS232/RS485 interfaces, supports N:N and Modbus protocols, and provides up to 3000 m range.
About this manual
The DTD435M is an industrial‑grade wireless data terminal designed for PLC networks. It replaces traditional wired RS232/RS485 connections, enabling wireless download, debugging, and operation across multiple PLCs. The module features a compact aluminum housing (120 × 105 × 30 mm) with four mounting holes and operates on a wide DC supply range of 9‑24 V.
It supports several serial protocols, including Nbdbus, N:N, Modbus, and specific PLC programming protocols, and can communicate with devices such as Siemens, Huayi, and other PLC brands. Various model variants provide different maximum wireless distances, ranging from over 60 m to approximately 3000 m, making it suitable for short‑ to medium‑range industrial monitoring and control applications. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Overview
- Technical Specifications
- Communication Interfaces
- Supported Protocols
- Wireless Range Options
- Typical Applications
- Contact Information
Specifications
| Operating Frequency | 433 MHz (ISM band) |
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| Power Supply Voltage | 9 V – 24 V DC |
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| Average Working Current | < 50 mA |
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| Serial Interfaces | RS232 / RS485 (dual) |
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| Supported Baud Rates | 9600 / 19200 / 38400 bps |
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| Maximum Wireless Range (model D435MC) | ≈ 3000 m |
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| Supported Protocols | Nbdbus, N:N, Modbus, PLC programming protocols |
Frequently asked questions
What communication protocols does the Dataie DTD435M support?
It supports Nbdbus, N:N, Modbus, and the specific PLC programming protocols used by the three‑brand PLCs.
What is the required power supply for the module?
The module operates on a DC voltage range of 9 V to 24 V.
How far can the D435MC model transmit wirelessly?
The D435MC variant can achieve a wireless distance of about 3000 meters.
Does the device have both RS232 and RS485 interfaces?
Yes, it includes dual RS232/RS485 serial interfaces.