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Juanincho
25th January, 2011, 02:38 AM
Hi folks, there was no thread joining all the cables and adapters wiring and/or pinouts for usb-link together, so I started this one to make it easier finding them. Also, put your experience with trucks/cars working or not. Thanks. This is a helpful doc from the Dearborn group with the pinout for several connectors found in cars and trucks. Cheers !!

DICODIESEL
26th January, 2011, 02:12 AM
good information my friend... one question of the conector obdll for 24 volts in nexiq is avaible???

Juanincho
26th January, 2011, 05:40 PM
Well the usb-link supports up to 30V but obd2 cars use 12V so there is no problem using usb-link in a car. GM uses an obd2 connector on gm trucks equipped with cat engines, but the wiring is different, and don't remember if there is a 24V version. I'll try to put it here. :five:

Juanincho
26th January, 2011, 05:55 PM
By the way, yesterday I used usb-link with scanxl pro software to scan a 2008 dodge ram, successfully ! Anyone else has tried on other vehicles? :five:

jackalfa
26th January, 2011, 09:44 PM
Juanincho,

Did you use it the OBDII adapter 448013?
or wich cable did you use it with nexiq usb link?

joshplianfield
27th January, 2011, 12:35 AM
By the way, yesterday I used usb-link with scanxl pro software to scan a 2008 dodge ram, successfully ! Anyone else has tried on other vehicles? :five:

thanks, link to software?

Josh

integlikewhoa
27th January, 2011, 05:03 AM
Juanincho,

Did you use it the OBDII adapter 448013?
or wich cable did you use it with nexiq usb link?

There is a thread here to make you own. I buy the pigtail from OBD2cables.com for 10.00 much cheaper then 100.00 up to 200.00 list.

Juanincho
27th January, 2011, 08:25 PM
thanks, link to software?

Josh

Follow this: http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/f152/scanxl-pro-v3-2-1-a-182097/ :five:

Juanincho
27th January, 2011, 08:32 PM
Juanincho,

Did you use it the OBDII adapter 448013?
or wich cable did you use it with nexiq usb link?

That's the reason I started this thread, to share experiences in connecting cars and/or trucks to usb-link, and to help everybody to make their own adapters. In my case, to connect to the Dodge, I used the CAN data lines, pins 6 and 14 of obd2, and connected to the 13 and 12 pins of usb-link. Power came from pin 16 of obd2 to pin 8 of usb-link and GND from 4 and 5 of obd2 to pins 6 and 7 of usb-link. I started reading this: http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/f152/nexiq-usb-link-interface-cable-pinout-118619/ but it would be better to join all here.

Juanincho
27th January, 2011, 09:46 PM
OK folks, for USB-Link we have:

444009: J1962 for GM trucks with CAT engines (OBD2 connector but it is not OBD2)
448013: OBD2
448033: 3-PIN Deutsch (J1939)
402096: 6-pin Deutsch (J1587/J1708)
405097: 9-pin Deutsch (J1587/J1708, J1939)
448015: 9-Pin Deutsch CAT connector

If you have the pinouts, share them here, please !
Do someone know if the 448033 has resistance between data lines?
Is there a big difference between 444009 and 448013?

:ciao:

carlu78
27th January, 2011, 11:09 PM
DEAR FRIENDS...ANYONE KNOWS HOW CONECT DPA OR USB LINK TO THIS CONECTOR???

SOMEONE HELP AND SEND PINOUT CONECTION..THANX....

Juanincho
28th January, 2011, 05:11 AM
DEAR FRIENDS...ANYONE KNOWS HOW CONECT DPA OR USB LINK TO THIS CONECTOR???

SOMEONE HELP AND SEND PINOUT CONECTION..THANX....

Tell us the complete Volvo model, year, engine, etc, to look up to the wiring diagrams, and maybe we can see the pinout of that connector. :ciao:

RSwire
29th January, 2011, 03:21 AM
By the way, yesterday I used usb-link with scanxl pro software to scan a 2008 dodge ram, successfully ! Anyone else has tried on other vehicles? :five:


I would like to use my IC4 interface (hopefully) to do some car/pick-up scanning. Does anyone know if I can build a cable to do this?

Juanincho
29th January, 2011, 04:45 AM
I would like to use my IC4 interface (hopefully) to do some car/pick-up scanning. Does anyone know if I can build a cable to do this?

If the IC4 is J2534 capable, it should work, and if you have the IC4 pinout, there will be no problem about making your own cable. :five:

rp1210a
29th January, 2011, 09:20 PM
This is the pinout for the volvo connector. It is untested so please confirm before connecting to the interface.

http://i608.photobucket.com/albums/tt163/boober811/volvotodb15.jpg


Dont know if 448033 has a 120ohm termination resister but if your making your own cable you dont need one. Dont forget you will need 12v and GND for your interface.

http://i608.photobucket.com/albums/tt163/boober811/3pintodb15.jpg


IC4 pinouts will be posted soon

Juanincho
30th January, 2011, 01:06 AM
Thanks for your help, rp1210, by the way, do you have the obd2 448013 pinout? I found one on other thread but I wish to be sure about it, specially with chasis gnd and signal gnd, I think they could be accidentally reversed causing a malfunction. :five:

RSwire
30th January, 2011, 03:38 PM
If the IC4 is J2534 capable, it should work, and if you have the IC4 pinout, there will be no problem about making your own cable. :five:


This is a list of IC4 protocols

J1939
J1708/J1587
ISO 15765
CAN @125k baud
CAN @250k baud
CAN @500k baud
CAN @1M baud
Alternate secondary CAN channel
J2284
ALDL
High Speed J1708 (ECM programming)
Additional proprietary protocols for engineering and development groups.
I'm not sure what the ones in yellow are for. I understand CAN but why so many rates?

Thanks rp1210a for the future IC4 pinouts. I'll be waiting. I'd like to build some cables.

joshplianfield
30th January, 2011, 03:52 PM
This is the pinout for the volvo connector. It is untested so please confirm before connecting to the interface.


\Dont know if 448033 has a 120ohm termination resister but if your making your own cable you dont need one. Dont forget you will need 12v and GND for your interface.




IC4 pinouts will be posted soon

you sure the 448033 has a built in resistor? I made my own 3 pin w/no resistor and I use it to plug directly into the cummins ecm when programming or dodge trucks, being that this is a dedicated ecm J1939 outlet that resistor is built into the ecm, try it, next time you get a cummins and ohm it out and you'll see 60ohms at the ecm side.

Juanincho
30th January, 2011, 05:06 PM
you sure the 448033 has a built in resistor? I made my own 3 pin w/no resistor and I use it to plug directly into the cummins ecm when programming or dodge trucks, being that this is a dedicated ecm J1939 outlet that resistor is built into the ecm, try it, next time you get a cummins and ohm it out and you'll see 60ohms at the ecm side.

You're absolutely right, josh, I forgot that. If everything is fine on the car/truck we should read a resistance of almost 60 ohm at the connector (two 120 0hm resistances, one at the beginning of the network and other at the end) and usually the diag connector is in the middle of the network. But if you're using J1939 for testing an ecm or cluster or whatever outside the car/truck, you have to put the resistance, I use 120 ohm and works fine. So my conclusion is we don't need to put any resistance at the connector for use on a car/truck, and add a resistance to use it at the bench. :embarassed:

nycautodiags
31st January, 2011, 11:24 PM
Hi Juan:
what settings did you use for ScanXL For the Usblink Interface? Comport? any special settings to get it to work?

carlu78
31st January, 2011, 11:45 PM
juanincho can you help me whit obd2 pin out for ic4??thanx in advance.....:goodpost:

RSwire
1st February, 2011, 12:04 AM
juanincho can you help me whit obd2 pin out for ic4??thanx in advance.....:goodpost:

Member rp1210a will be posting the IC4 pinouts soon according to his post.


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Juanincho
1st February, 2011, 09:25 PM
Hi Juan:
what settings did you use for ScanXL For the Usblink Interface? Comport? any special settings to get it to work?

Nothing, scanxl seeks for j2534 capable devices, choose usb-link and that's all ! Install the latest usb-link drivers to be sure you have full compatibility.

hercamp
1st February, 2011, 10:22 PM
Nothing, scanxl seeks for j2534 capable devices, choose usb-link and that's all ! Install the latest usb-link drivers to be sure you have full compatibility.
with usb link and 448013 adater? I try in a GMC 6.6l but not luck...are you sure of that?

Juanincho
1st February, 2011, 11:30 PM
with usb link and 448013 adater? I try in a GMC 6.6l but not luck...are you sure of that?

Which protocols does this car use? (Look at the obd2 connector to have a guide, also check Supported Vehicles - Palmer Performance Engineering, Inc. (http://www.palmerperformance.com/support/supported_vehicles/index.php) ) The dodge I scanned some days ago had the CAN J-15765 datalink (pins 6 and 14 obd2) only, connected to the j1939 lines of usb-link. Tomorrow I'll scan a japanese mitsubishi lancer, I'll tell you what happens.

Juanincho
1st February, 2011, 11:40 PM
Also, check usb-link supported protocols here:
USB-Link? | NEXIQ TECHNOLOGIES (http://www.nexiq.com/node/3)
:ciao:

carlu78
2nd February, 2011, 06:33 PM
i can tell proof myself scanxl whit total sucesfull whit python to dg diagnostics and works great..dont know in usb link but in mine make work....i use this too to work in hino...in some pages ill see like original equipmen to hino....

greetings....

fenomenoide04
4th February, 2011, 04:37 PM
hi, this is the pinout for obd to db15 of IC4

Yfrog Photo : yfrog.com/hsrlwfj - Shared by fenomenoide04 (http://yfrog.com/hsrlwfj)

special thanks for hercamp and carlu78

Juanincho
9th February, 2011, 05:09 PM
Hi Juan:
what settings did you use for ScanXL For the Usblink Interface? Comport? any special settings to get it to work?

This is the window where the soft lets you choose the interface

hanzem evr
10th February, 2011, 07:36 PM
This is the pinout for the volvo connector. It is untested so please confirm before connecting to the interface.

http://i608.photobucket.com/albums/tt163/boober811/volvotodb15.jpg


Dont know if 448033 has a 120ohm termination resister but if your making your own cable you dont need one. Dont forget you will need 12v and GND for your interface.

http://i608.photobucket.com/albums/tt163/boober811/3pintodb15.jpg



IC4 pinouts will be posted soon

this connection is OK i tried it with volvo fh12 .

Juanincho
11th February, 2011, 09:36 PM
Which protocols does this car use? (Look at the obd2 connector to have a guide, also check Supported Vehicles - Palmer Performance Engineering, Inc. (http://www.palmerperformance.com/support/supported_vehicles/index.php) ) The dodge I scanned some days ago had the CAN J-15765 datalink (pins 6 and 14 obd2) only, connected to the j1939 lines of usb-link. Tomorrow I'll scan a japanese mitsubishi lancer, I'll tell you what happens.

OK guys, I've made my obd2 to usblink cable, tried on a japanese mitsubishi lancer, but no luck. :damnmate: It has populated pins 1, 7 and 9, and it has an extra connector, but I'll be looking for a way to connect it !

colh
12th February, 2011, 10:32 AM
OK guys, I've made my obd2 to usblink cable, tried on a japanese mitsubishi lancer, but no luck. :damnmate: It has populated pins 1, 7 and 9, and it has an extra connector, but I'll be looking for a way to connect it !

Do not know if this helps anyone
if pins 2,4,5,10+16 present it is J1850 PWM
if pins 2,4,5+16 present but not 10 it is J1850 VPW
if pins 4,5,7+16 may or may not have 15 present it is ISO9141-2-1 KPW
For Can Bus 4,6+14 must be present
In Holden OBDII Starting from left top row
pin 1 Secondary Serial Data
pin 2 Serial Data
pin 5 ground
pin 6 Diagnostic enable
pin 7 SRS Diagnostic Enable
Bottom row
pin 9 PIM Serial Data
pin 12 ABS Diagnostic Enable
pin 13 Primary Serial Data
pin 16 Battery Voltage
Had some more info somewhere on ALDL but cannot find
Rgds col

bazare
12th February, 2011, 04:37 PM
very useful information ... thank you!

frog139
28th February, 2011, 07:27 PM
good one!!!!

colh
1st March, 2011, 12:05 PM
Here is a bit of info on ALDL
In the 12 pin US style connector they are configured as below
FEDCBA
GHJKLM
A is ground
M is Data at 8192 baud
10 pin opel is numbered like below
FGHJK
EDCBA
A is still ground
G is 8192 baud data
Australian Holden Commodore uses OBD II connector on V6 engined cars but uses ALDL protocol unique to AU
Pins from top left 5 is ground
Bottom 9 is 8192 baud data 16 is +12 volts
Rgds col

colonna78
3rd March, 2011, 01:59 PM
Hello everyone,

I?m having a little ploblem conecting with a HINO 300 816. with engine N04C, the conector is a OBDII but the wires aren?t in standar posicion. If anybody have a wire diagram i will thaks a lot!

Juanincho
3rd March, 2011, 06:02 PM
Hello everyone,

I?m having a little ploblem conecting with a HINO 300 816. with engine N04C, the conector is a OBDII but the wires aren?t in standar posicion. If anybody have a wire diagram i will thaks a lot!

It should have pins 4 and 5 (GND) and 16 (+V); and if I remember well, it should have pins 7 and 15 (J1708 + and -) Let me check to be sure. :rock:

zan
3rd March, 2011, 09:52 PM
Thanks, great info

eddie8
4th March, 2011, 02:49 AM
OK folks, for USB-Link we have:

444009: J1962 for GM trucks with CAT engines (OBD2 connector but it is not OBD2)
448013: OBD2
448033: 3-PIN Deutsch (J1939)
402096: 6-pin Deutsch (J1587/J1708)
405097: 9-pin Deutsch (J1587/J1708, J1939)
448015: 9-Pin Deutsch CAT connector

If you have the pinouts, share them here, please !
Do someone know if the 448033 has resistance between data lines?
Is there a big difference between 444009 and 448013?


:ciao:

hi juanincho
i do know the 444009 fits a c6500 with a cat engine and the 4448013 will work on the izusu's . both connectors look the same but they are different.
hope this helps:rock:

integlikewhoa
4th March, 2011, 04:14 AM
I have to look for the other threads, but I know I have been involved in several of them with pics. I have made 2-3 cables for far with my USB link. I use toyota techstream with it for Toyota, lexus & scion vehicles. Also hino and Isuzu.

DICODIESEL
4th March, 2011, 05:20 AM
Well the usb-link supports up to 30V but obd2 cars use 12V so there is no problem using usb-link in a car. GM uses an obd2 connector on gm trucks equipped with cat engines, but the wiring is different, and don't remember if there is a 24V version. I'll try to put it here. :five:


for the isuzu engine and dodge ram cummins the adapter nexiq number is 448013??? in some vehicles isuzu use the conector with 24 volts... and is true nexiq support 12-30 volts....

:barscarf:

DonL
15th March, 2011, 03:56 AM
Anyone have the CAT 448015 Pinout for Nexiq?

I know what pins the J1939, J1708 Power and Grounds are but I don't know what pins are use for CDL protocol, is it done over J1708? J1939? or does the Nexiq have a set of Pins for the CAT Industrial CDL connections?

Any help or pinouts will be appreciated.

Juanincho
16th March, 2011, 01:20 AM
Anyone have the CAT 448015 Pinout for Nexiq?

I know what pins the J1939, J1708 Power and Grounds are but I don't know what pins are use for CDL protocol, is it done over J1708? J1939? or does the Nexiq have a set of Pins for the CAT Industrial CDL connections?

Any help or pinouts will be appreciated.

For CAT machinery, the J1708 data link is replaced by the CAT Data Link, it means, there is CDL and J1939 at the connector, J1708 is not used. P.S.: Also, remember CDL is CAT Propietary, so there won't be any connector for nexiq because it can't use CDL, only original CAT interface can do it. Cheers !

rp1210a
16th March, 2011, 01:23 AM
Don with the CAT adapter check to see if the power and ground are reversed. I recall that was the main diff in addition to the keyed center pin.

DonL
16th March, 2011, 02:01 AM
For CAT machinery, the J1708 data link is replaced by the CAT Data Link, it means, there is CDL and J1939 at the connector, J1708 is not used. P.S.: Also, remember CDL is CAT Propietary, so there won't be any connector for nexiq because it can't use CDL, only original CAT interface can do it. Cheers !


In the pinout I have, it shows the CAT connector, with the following

D and E CDL
F and G J1939
H and J J1708
A and B Power and Ground

So I don't think it uses the J1708 wires, possible the CAN-2 wires?

it would be great if someone with a CAT adapter and both the J1939 9 PIN and the CAT Industrial 9 PIN could pin-out the terminals

DonL
16th March, 2011, 02:04 AM
Don with the CAT adapter check to see if the power and ground are reversed. I recall that was the main diff in addition to the keyed center pin.


Yes, they are not in the same positions for sure. I have a 9 PIN unkeyed connector, same as the keyed connector except one pin is moved in towards center just enough that it won't plug in.

dieselman77
16th March, 2011, 05:22 AM
DonL i have made the plug up and tried to connect to a cat loader and the nexiq 125032 adapter cannot connect it is not supported by nexiq but i was told the new wlv2 adapter does connect to machines have a good one

colh
16th March, 2011, 12:25 PM
This is first try at attachments pics of nexiq not so good
Cat 9 pin indust is grey one on right in first pic
black one is Nexiq Magikey same as USB pins
Second pic is cat connector,last is magikey
Note Cat pin outer are all large diameter as well as not having tab on centre pin
Pretty sure earlier post was right that something is reversed.Fella I bought Cat comms and Nexiq USB link from tried removing tab on centre pin of a Nexiq and fried the unit when he plugged it in to a cat industrial.

Hope this is a bit helpfull Regards All Col

Fool2cool
16th March, 2011, 03:39 PM
Is this an adapter youve made or one youve bought? because according to my diagrams D and E on a CAT 9 pin are CDL which is a propreity communication language not supported by nexiq? Youve also posted as them being connected to pins 14 and 13 which on my drawing is J1708- and CAN-H, are my drawings wrong?

Many Thanks
Chaz

colh
17th March, 2011, 11:11 AM
Is this an adapter youve made or one youve bought? because according to my diagrams D and E on a CAT 9 pin are CDL which is a propreity communication language not supported by nexiq? Youve also posted as them being connected to pins 14 and 13 which on my drawing is J1708- and CAN-H, are my drawings wrong?

Many Thanks
Chaz
No I think I got it wrong,my apologies.Only had base drawing for pins and went around wrong way
It is Genuine Cat Comms Adaptor 2 Cable
Part no 275-5122
I will try again in other direction
9 pin Deutsch to DB15
A to 8
B to 6
C to 7
D to 1
E to 2
F to 12
G to 13
J to 14

That is viewing Deutsch in a clockwise direction and DB15 starting in top LH corner at no 1to 8 in the RH and 9 to 15 in the lower row.Again Sorry about mistake.
col

Fool2cool
17th March, 2011, 08:36 PM
No no problem at all, i just wanted to check my wiring diagrams more than anything and it just helps if someone else comes across this thread and tries to make an adapter.

Many Thanks
Chaz

colh
18th March, 2011, 11:29 AM
No no problem at all, i just wanted to check my wiring diagrams more than anything and it just helps if someone else comes across this thread and tries to make an adapter.

Many Thanks
Chaz

Thankyou for picking up on it so quick it could have caused someone a lot of headaches,not to mention damage to a interface.I only had vehicle connector diagram for pin numbers but thought i got in right direction but somehow messed up.
regards col

jkalil
12th June, 2011, 03:39 AM
Please share pinout scheme from Nexiq 444009 cable: J1962 for GM trucks with CAT engines. Thanks

RSwire
12th June, 2011, 11:51 PM
Question, I was thinking of buying a Nexiq, it has passthru protocol, will it work with any program that has passthru support(auto soft)?

rp1210a
13th June, 2011, 01:43 AM
RSwire,

its been tried and working on toyota techstream. Could not get it to work with ford vodu at all. One of these days will try it with bmw dis and mercedes das.

kitty-hawk
13th June, 2011, 10:17 AM
jkalil (http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/members/92577-jkalil/),

Nexiq 444009 cable: J1962

DB15 => OBD2

6 => 4
8 => 9
9 => 5
14 => 10
15 => 2

67246

67247

RSwire
13th June, 2011, 11:23 PM
RSwire,

its been tried and working on toyota techstream. Could not get it to work with ford vodu at all. One of these days will try it with bmw dis and mercedes das.


I have been waiting till Ford IDS goes passthru, I hope it is soon and it accepts the nexiq. It is allways better to use factory diagnostics but the damn interfaces are the biggest problem.

sova
14th June, 2011, 09:26 AM
Hello.
Someone knows pinout connector for Hino?
Thank you.

Russkii
14th June, 2011, 04:53 PM
Advice please,we have an adapter nexiq usb link 6-9 pin Deutsh. where can I buy wire 8 pin for international 9700

jkalil
18th June, 2011, 05:31 AM
Anyone have the CAT 448015 Pinout for Nexiq?. Thanks in advcance

http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/tt241/johnniekalilr/ScreenShot006-23.jpg

jkalil
20th June, 2011, 02:19 AM
Anyone have the pinout scheme for these cables ?
Are suitable for Nexiq-usb link.

Move the information from: http://www.trucktest.ru/nexiq_eng.htm

http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/tt241/johnniekalilr/ScreenShot001-51.jpg

danyedu21
20th June, 2011, 11:30 PM
Anyone have the pinout scheme for these cables ?
Are suitable for Nexiq-usb link.

Move the information from: http://www.trucktest.ru/nexiq_eng.htm

http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/tt241/johnniekalilr/ScreenShot001-51.jpg

jkalil hello look at post 30 with the European working to return for 4 years and I have no problem

jkalil
21st June, 2011, 12:20 AM
jkalil hello look at post 30 with the European working to return for 4 years and I have no problem

Thank you. The most important for me is 14 pin round connector (thrid on photo), for Volvo construction machinery. Do you have pinout drawing ?.

ricz
21st June, 2011, 01:01 AM
Has anyone tried a nexiq 448033 adapter on a Dodge truck with a Cummins with insite? If this is possible can I access all the futures on Insite, specially the ability to do a Active/Forced Regen. Thanks

Juanincho
21st June, 2011, 04:36 AM
Has anyone tried a nexiq 448033 adapter on a Dodge truck with a Cummins with insite? If this is possible can I access all the futures on Insite, specially the ability to do a Active/Forced Regen. Thanks
Ok my friend, for pre-2003 or 2005 dodge (I can? t remember the exact year) no-common rail cummins engines, you can connect to them with insite and do whatever you want. After those years, cummins only manufacture the parts and provide the electronics, but removed the electronic support (the cummins soft won?t be able to connect ) and you have to use the dodge dealer software.

ricz
21st June, 2011, 06:27 AM
Ok my friend, for pre-2003 or 2005 dodge (I can? t remember the exact year) no-common rail cummins engines, you can connect to them with insite and do whatever you want. After those years, cummins only manufacture the parts and provide the electronics, but removed the electronic support (the cummins soft won?t be able to connect ) and you have to use the dodge dealer software.
Thank you my friend!!:beer:

ukrainiandisel
22nd June, 2011, 10:02 AM
Who will tell what call link is used in Volvo Penta? (J1939)? I can use for diagnostics of these engines NEXIQ MagiKey PDM? ??
Thanks!

RSwire
5th July, 2011, 11:10 PM
I have a 99 Chevy with the "OBD" plug, does anyone have a pinut of that plug? I want to make an adaptor(need to do it kinda quickly) so I can just use my 9pin and a few jumpers for now so I can scan this CAT engine.

Juanincho
6th July, 2011, 10:25 PM
I have a 99 Chevy with the "OBD" plug, does anyone have a pinut of that plug? I want to make an adaptor(need to do it kinda quickly) so I can just use my 9pin and a few jumpers for now so I can scan this CAT engine.

If it is a 99, it should have the obd2 plug, where pins 4 and 5 are ground and 16 is Vbat, check the obd2 pinout already posted here, the other pins will tell you which protocol the ecm uses, and depending of it, you can use some jumpers to connect the usb-link. I'm pretty sure you'll have to use the j1939 protocol.

brchip
5th September, 2011, 03:30 PM
Hi guys, very good info here!

Could you please help me?

I need to know the Volvo S40 1999 pinout so I can connect and read with a K-line interface the automatic gearbox ECU for faults.

The car has a 16 pin OBD plug, I guess pin 7 is for the engine ECU? Which plug is used to connect to the gearbox ECU?

Thanks a lot!

rp1210a
5th September, 2011, 08:55 PM
This is the old international 8-pin AMP plug

http://i608.photobucket.com/albums/tt163/boober811/8pintodb25.jpg

riggerout
6th September, 2011, 01:10 AM
NEXIQ USB Link Pinout

4hillbilly
18th September, 2011, 02:12 AM
Don with the CAT adapter check to see if the power and ground are reversed. I recall that was the main diff in addition to the keyed center pin.

all off highway machines use cdl . pin a and b are switch in all of highway ect d11r 785 797 tust me been there use bridge recfires silldidn't work with nexqe and it stuff up my cat adapter:confused::confused:

4hillbilly
18th September, 2011, 09:35 AM
hope this help some obd2 car pinout i found on the net
if it help don't forget the thank button
16 pin J1962 OBD-2 car proprietary connector diagram and applications @ pinouts.ru (http://pinoutsguide.com/connector/16_pin_car_J1962_OBD_2_special_connector.shtml)

Poptest
28th August, 2012, 07:01 AM
Hello DK,

Please share the required cable and/or pin designation for this 12 pin diagnostic socket. This is for a Freightliner with Series 60 engine. I have Nexiq USB link but don't have the cable.

Many thanks in advance....

transinter
28th August, 2012, 02:06 PM
lease, could you help me, I want pinout connector has 14 pins of Volvo Construction
for connector Nexiq
thanks in advance

http://s3.subirimagenes.com:81/otros/previo/thump_7950538nexiqconst.jpg

ddmech
29th August, 2012, 12:58 AM
poptest,your pinout is as follows,

a-ground
h-12 volt
j-1708 +
k-1708 -

Most of these were on switched 12 volt or no power to
data link.You may have to use a cig lighter adapter to power data link if it is a very old truck.Hope this helps.Good luck friend.

tres8
29th August, 2012, 04:37 AM
Hello DK,

Please share the required cable and/or pin designation for this 12 pin diagnostic socket. This is for a Freightliner with Series 60 engine. I have Nexiq USB link but don't have the cable.

Many thanks in advance....
hey how`s it going okay thi is what yuo need part#401003
made by nexiq good luckhttp://www.nexiq.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/product/PN40100312PIN%28cc%29.jpg

Poptest
29th August, 2012, 05:04 AM
poptest,your pinout is as follows,

a-ground
h-12 volt
j-1708 +
k-1708 -

Most of these were on switched 12 volt or no power to
data link.You may have to use a cig lighter adapter to power data link if it is a very old truck.Hope this helps.Good luck friend.

Thank you for this information ddmech. The trucks I have to work on are at another location, and I have not closely inspected the socket. Does it have letters to show pins a, h, h, k .....?

Poptest
29th August, 2012, 05:08 AM
hey how`s it going okay thi is what yuo need part#401003
made by nexiq good luckhttp://www.nexiq.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/product/PN40100312PIN%28cc%29.jpg

Hello tres8,

I checked the Nexiq site. 401003 needs cable to connect to USB Link. I don't have the special cable.

Thanks.......

tres8
29th August, 2012, 07:24 PM
140471
Hello tres8,

I checked the Nexiq site. 401003 needs cable to connect to USB Link. I don't have the special cable.

Thanks.......
my friend I done it before with the USB link just unplug the 6 and 9 pin connector and put the adapter in there you don't need no cables or anything else believe me I do it all the time you know before I have my laptop I had the prolink 9000 and every adapter and there work with the USB link wireless they look different because you don't have the two screws to hold it
downbut other than that there's no difference work like champ for me let me know when you figure it out see you

Poptest
30th August, 2012, 03:33 AM
140471
my friend I done it before with the USB link just unplug the 6 and 9 pin connector and put the adapter in there you don't need no cables or anything else believe me I do it all the time you know before I have my laptop I had the prolink 9000 and every adapter and there work with the USB link wireless they look different because you don't have the two screws to hold it
downbut other than that there's no difference work like champ for me let me know when you figure it out see you

Thank you tres8. You are correct. Your picture shows that the 401003 adapter is directly connected to USB link. I thought a cable was needed between 401003 and USB link.

I will order this adapter.

Thank you again.

jsjoe
4th September, 2012, 10:33 PM
Hi does anyone know the configuration of the Renault truckk OBD diagnostic plug?

jsjoe
5th September, 2012, 06:13 PM
Hi all! i am trying to make an obd to db15 cable for renault trucks to nexiq adapter. thisis what i have so far......

Renault OBD female: Pin 16 Battery +'ve (orange wire)
Pin 13 J1708 (brown wire)
Pin 12 J1708 (orange wire)
Pin 7 unknown (yellow wire)
Pin 5 ground (blue wire)
Pin 4 ground (blue wire)
Pin 1 unknown (orange wire)

So i know pin 15 on nexiq is J1708 +'ve
pin 14 on nexiq is J1708 -'ve
pin 8 on nexiq is battery +'ve
pin 6 on nexiq is ground

So it must be OBD pin 16 to db15 pin 8 and OBD pin 5 to db15 pin 6, but which of the J1708 wires is +'ve and which is -'ve.

I think the brown is negative and the orange is positive. Can someone help me with this please!

Once i know which wire is which i should be able to make the cable

Thanks in advance

Poptest
20th September, 2012, 09:16 AM
Hello DK,

I need to scan/diagnose two CAT C12 marine engines. My tool is CAT ET + Nexiq USB link.

Please advise me if the Nexiq 405048 Y cable can communicate with this engine. This cable has the 6 and 9 pin connectors which I often use on Cummins and Detroits.

Please share pinout of CAT diagnostic socket.

Left picture is the CAT socket. Right pic is the Nexiq 9 pin connector.

Many thanks DK........

hercamp
20th September, 2012, 12:04 PM
U have to read the volt before try,in marines eng... the polarity of connection is different to the deutch 9 pins of trucks.

rp1210a
20th September, 2012, 02:04 PM
Your pinout is last one on bottem. If the datalink is CDL only you will need to use the caterpillar interface. Nexiq does not support the CDL protocol.


http://i608.photobucket.com/albums/tt163/boober811/pinouts_zpsfc8b75e1.jpg

Poptest
26th September, 2012, 04:11 AM
Hello rp1210a,

I have studied the CAT cable. I think the only way to go is to use CAT adapter III with the correct 9 pin cable.

I am now thinking of buying China clone. Have you tried clone?

Thanks

rp1210a
27th September, 2012, 02:18 AM
havent tried the clone. Heard that the cat3 clone is really a cat2 clone. so might be bettor off to go with a cat2 if your going to get a clone. you can pick up a used genuine cat2 adapter off ebay for about $500

Didnt get the chance to try but the noregon/vansco interfaces look alot like the cat2 adapter. maybe guts are the same and firmware is the only difference. A while back picked up a few of them for under $50 each.

jIMBLOME
27th September, 2012, 05:39 AM
Great post. But is that the red or the white??:manusign:

Poptest
29th September, 2012, 12:45 PM
havent tried the clone. Heard that the cat3 clone is really a cat2 clone. so might be bettor off to go with a cat2 if your going to get a clone. you can pick up a used genuine cat2 adapter off ebay for about $500

Thanks for this info rp1210a. You are probably right about the clones.

The offers I received for China CAT III clones have the RS232 to USB converter cable. From info I gathered, the CAT Adapter II uses an RS232 connector, and the CAT Adapter III connects thru USB.

I've ran into COM port conflicts in the past when assigning ports.

motoraio italiano
29th September, 2012, 04:00 PM
poptest, you can not use this, only throble, i have try for friends twoo weeks, no way to make conection to all caterpillar product, pc port go in conflict, thoble with genuine cat et, betteuse nexq adapert i have, not use 9 pin conectors is ok works, or by genuine fro ebay, last cat 3 not need to do all feature, ciao

hanzem evr
11th October, 2012, 09:48 PM
Good job rp1210 .. its work

adis99
16th October, 2012, 02:45 AM
J1939 and J1708 Adapter/Converter: J1939 to RS232, USB, WiFi, Bluetooth, Wireless (http://www.simmasoftware.com/j1939-adapter-j1708.html)

I found this adapter not long ago, does anyone know if it could work instead of nexiq?
it is like 3 times cheaper

dimitar22
16th October, 2012, 08:26 PM
It will work but nexiq is much much better.

adis99
16th October, 2012, 08:45 PM
what is the difference? i mean what is better about nexiq?

Juanincho
17th October, 2012, 02:01 AM
J1939 and J1708 Adapter/Converter: J1939 to RS232, USB, WiFi, Bluetooth, Wireless (http://www.simmasoftware.com/j1939-adapter-j1708.html)

I found this adapter not long ago, does anyone know if it could work instead of nexiq?
it is like 3 times cheaper

I don't really know anything about this adapter, so I can't say much, but I've been using USB-Link for 4 years, and I haven't had any problem with it, it's compatible with almost all the software and makes of vehicles.

I guess I recovered my investement in usb-link in less than a year, and is still working.
:rock:

ddmech
17th October, 2012, 03:19 AM
I dont know about this adapter,bu tI have owned and used everything Nexiq has ever made.My first was a pdm,in which I still use dailey,usb,bluetoth,and now wvl2 wifi.I have had few issues with any of them.I know they are more expensive,but weell worth the money in my opinion.

rebel127
18th October, 2012, 01:48 AM
Does anybody know if the 6" cable adapter for the nexiq is just a strait 16 pin serial port cable ? Thank you in advance

rp1210a
18th October, 2012, 01:54 AM
"J1939 and J1708 Adapter/Converter: J1939 to RS232, USB, WiFi, Bluetooth, Wireless (http://www.simmasoftware.com/j1939-adapter-j1708.html)

I found this adapter not long ago, does anyone know if it could work instead of nexiq?
it is like 3 times cheaper"

that will work with almost everything except isuzu idss and hino. You might also have some issues with newer cat and freightliner. Thats all assuming that it comes with an rp1210a driver

all the cables for the nexiq are straight through to db15/atari

rebel127
18th October, 2012, 02:00 AM
"J1939 and J1708 Adapter/Converter: J1939 to RS232, USB, WiFi, Bluetooth, Wireless (http://www.simmasoftware.com/j1939-adapter-j1708.html)

I found this adapter not long ago, does anyone know if it could work instead of nexiq?
it is like 3 times cheaper"

that will work with almost everything except isuzu idss and hino. You might also have some issues with newer cat and freightliner.

all the cables for the nexiq are straight through to db15/atari


A friend tried that same one i belive and ended buying a nexiq he does on-highway mostly.

lucianocasco
19th October, 2012, 07:47 PM
Hello to all I need license, pasword for et 2009c v.1 thank you very much

rp1210a
20th October, 2012, 02:29 AM
"Hello to all I need license, pasword for et 2009c v.1 thank you very much "

here ya go

http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/f25/link-241074/

Biser Kulinov
22nd February, 2013, 05:02 PM
Anyone have the pinout scheme for these cables ?
Are suitable for Nexiq-usb link.

Move the information from: http://www.trucktest.ru/nexiq_eng.htm

http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/tt241/johnniekalilr/ScreenShot001-51.jpg

I'm looking for pin scheme.
Regards

Roy Suryadwiananda
16th May, 2013, 04:23 AM
Hello guys,
I will to try diagnostic Toyota Hilux 2010 with use Neqix USB Link, if the connection is use toyota OBD2 (16 Pin), what connections there must be, and how the wiring diagram, and what software is according, please kindly guide me, thank you.

Status update , am with Toyota Techstream , what adapter or cable for connection to Neqix USB Link , please help us and thank you.

Wayne64SS
29th May, 2013, 12:58 AM
Does anyone have the RP1210A-B API spec? I've built my own hardware interface cable (instead of nexiq) but now need the RP1210 side of things to make it work with the DDCT and DDRS etc. I won't buy the nexiq because I only need this for a project I'm doing. (I'm converting an old 2 stroke 4-53t Detroit to run on DDEC IV). I'm not normally a heavy truck mechanic, so I won't ever make the $$ back if I buy the nexiq. I would very much appreciate if someone here can share the API or knows where I can get a copy.

Thanks,
Wayne

francsss
9th June, 2013, 11:54 AM
Somebody can help 88890020 with the connection of mack

203045

Roy Suryadwiananda
26th June, 2013, 10:22 AM
resend, please help us
Hello guys,
I will to try diagnostic Toyota Hilux 2010 with use Nexiq USB Link, if the connection is use toyota OBD2 (16 Pin), what connections there must be, and how the wiring diagram, and what software is according, please kindly guide me, thank you.

sca.net
28th June, 2013, 07:43 AM
Does somebody has the pinouts OBD2 and/or 12 Pin to connect Renault Trucks with nexiq usblink or 88890020 interface?

Thanks to all for contribute in this thread.

ntgroup
5th July, 2013, 11:53 PM
people help themselves on the cable connected to the electrical box DDEC V. My car trouble so electrical box and damaged cables break out. Now I need to connect cables to the ECM DDECV. Yes you do know what the unit sales just for me. Needed because buyers do not know where. Thank you in advance

sca.net
12th July, 2013, 12:55 AM
ntgroup (http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/members/277212-ntgroup/)
What do you need?
Maybe a wiring diagram can help you to connect back those damaged cables?
Write me you VIN and what's the unit name to get it for you.
Regards

Roy Suryadwiananda
8th February, 2014, 03:35 AM
Please anyone help us with Nexiq driver USB Link, i
don't know my problem does not install USB Link driver 9.2.0on my laptop, any idea ?
Thanks

joesmith8888
29th April, 2014, 02:45 AM
has anyone ever tried Xtruck-usb link adapter it a Chinese version of nexiq usblink and of course only about half the price

juan79
29th April, 2014, 06:40 AM
good companion document, thanks for sharing