Can make your own but that’s Uart
Stool etc can use it it powers cluster up
U can use amp housing 3 or 2.54 centers can’t remember and every other location insert a pogo
So 6 pos gets u 3 pins and 7 gets you 4 pin
anybody knows where and how to use this style pogo adapter made for dense dashboards. i know some older Toyotas use only 4 pads on a back instead of 5 like newer ones.
what connection diagram will look like on UPA for example. also is 4 pins is enough to read and write typical 93c46, 66 etc eeprom?
Can make your own but that’s Uart
Stool etc can use it it powers cluster up
U can use amp housing 3 or 2.54 centers can’t remember and every other location insert a pogo
So 6 pos gets u 3 pins and 7 gets you 4 pin
Had a issue Had a issue with my uploads so if you see one of my posts and need that dump let me know and I'll post it!
no need to make one, this thing available already made and its cheap - $40, problem where to use it and how,
even stool denso dongle got 5 pins
I bought one waiting for it to arrive good high quality pogos from that seller
Whos the vendor for these pogos? Web address?
Had a issue Had a issue with my uploads so if you see one of my posts and need that dump let me know and I'll post it!
morrisgauge (26th November, 2017)
well google search wouldn't work in this particular case.
here's pdf with adapter i was looking for.
also this denso pogo adapter will work only with tools that support M-bus communication, such as stool or mtool, it will not work with regular eeprom programmers.
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