Tacho pro 2008 Clip Help !!

[ahsan khan]

Hello everyone can some on help me to make 8 soic clip for tacho pro 2008 please help me


Thanks
Ahsan

[nicolas2015]

You find on internet , it's cost's around 20 dolars, ready to use with cable and al stuff.

[ahsan khan]

yeah i have clip and wire so i try to make my self please tell me

[clusters]

93C or 24C Adaptors have Pin 1 marked where the cable plugs onto adapter, wire to clip as same, or use a meter to find pins from adapter to DB25.

[ahsan khan]

i try in series but not success if you know please share with me or us

[XmoDDeR]

93C or 24C Adaptors have Pin 1 marked where the cable plugs onto adapter, wire to clip as same, or use a meter to find pins from adapter to DB25.

same thing i told him via skype,whats app , here .............its easy




Ahsan its easy but i guess u want us to do wire lol

2 4 6 8


1 3 5 7


i sent u this 3 x its up to u to use ur meter on cont setting to find position in header

[clusters]

You sure that's right? Most of the SOIC8 chips I deal with are numbered around the chip.

8 7 6 5

1 2 3 4
Dot or tapered side of chip

Not sure about the TachoPro chip adapter, I don't have one.

Ah, I see the numbering on the adapter is criss cross.

He could also have a bad clip, if it's blue it's usually poor quality and may not make connection to the chip properly.

http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=304770&stc=1

[XmoDDeR]

You sure that's right? Most of the SOIC8 chips I deal with are numbered around the chip.

8 7 6 5

1 2 3 4
Dot or tapered side of chip

Not sure about the TachoPro chip adapter, I don't have one.

Ah, I see the numbering on the adapter is criss cross.

<img src=http://www.ecutool.com/proimg/Adapter%2024COX%20for%20Tacho%20Universal_3531039_ A.jpg>

Clusters i wasnt talking abou the chip thats why i said "header"

[clusters]

Gotcha. Wasn't sure about the header till I looked at a pic of one.

Maybe this will help him to understand though.

[ahsan khan]

You sure that's right? Most of the SOIC8 chips I deal with are numbered around the chip.

8 7 6 5

1 2 3 4
Dot or tapered side of chip

Not sure about the TachoPro chip adapter, I don't have one.

Ah, I see the numbering on the adapter is criss cross.

He could also have a bad clip, if it's blue it's usually poor quality and may not make connection to the chip properly.

http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=304770&stc=1
cluster i will try and report here

[diagtech]

Tacho pro goes 1,8,2,7,3,6,4,5 on 8 pin lead from eep adapter