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About heavy-duty vehicle diagnostic port
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I am trying to design an ELD device that could be connected to the deutsche 9 pin and 6 pin port on heavy-duty vehicles. Is there any place where I can get the pinout configuration of these ports for different brands? I am looking for the pinout configuration of these trucks (Freiglighner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, International, Volvo, Mack, WesternStar).
Thank you
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I am trying to design an ELD device that could be connected to the deutsche 9 pin and 6 pin port on heavy-duty vehicles. Is there any place where I can get the pinout configuration of these ports for different brands? I am looking for the pinout configuration of these trucks (Freiglighner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, International, Volvo, Mack, WesternStar).
Thank you
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The workshop manuals? have you checked?
– Solar Mike
Oct 2 at 7:55
@SolarMike not available in the workshop manuals unfortunately.
– Adnan
Oct 2 at 8:49
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I am trying to design an ELD device that could be connected to the deutsche 9 pin and 6 pin port on heavy-duty vehicles. Is there any place where I can get the pinout configuration of these ports for different brands? I am looking for the pinout configuration of these trucks (Freiglighner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, International, Volvo, Mack, WesternStar).
Thank you
can-bus obd scan-tool
asked Oct 2 at 6:52
AdnanAdnan
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I am trying to design an ELD device that could be connected to the deutsche 9 pin and 6 pin port on heavy-duty vehicles. Is there any place where I can get the pinout configuration of these ports for different brands? I am looking for the pinout configuration of these trucks (Freiglighner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, International, Volvo, Mack, WesternStar).
Thank you
can-bus obd scan-tool
can-bus obd scan-tool
asked Oct 2 at 6:52
AdnanAdnan
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asked Oct 2 at 6:52
AdnanAdnan
511 bronze badge
asked Oct 2 at 6:52
AdnanAdnan
511 bronze badge
asked Oct 2 at 6:52
AdnanAdnan
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asked Oct 2 at 6:52
AdnanAdnan
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The workshop manuals? have you checked?
– Solar Mike
Oct 2 at 7:55
@SolarMike not available in the workshop manuals unfortunately.
– Adnan
Oct 2 at 8:49
add a comment
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The workshop manuals? have you checked?
– Solar Mike
Oct 2 at 7:55
@SolarMike not available in the workshop manuals unfortunately.
– Adnan
Oct 2 at 8:49
The workshop manuals? have you checked?
– Solar Mike
Oct 2 at 7:55
The workshop manuals? have you checked?
– Solar Mike
Oct 2 at 7:55
@SolarMike not available in the workshop manuals unfortunately.
– Adnan
Oct 2 at 8:49
@SolarMike not available in the workshop manuals unfortunately.
– Adnan
Oct 2 at 8:49
add a comment
|
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Isn't it a standard, so all vehicles are wired the same (for a given connector)?
The following information comes from the Handbook of hardware schemes, cables layouts and connectors pinouts website.
Here is the SAE J1708 9-pin connector.
H,J are not connected. A and B are twisted in cable. C and D are twisted in cable. F and G are twisted in cable.
SAE J1708, although still widely used, is replaced by SAE J1939 which is a CAN protocol. They both apparently use the same connector, but I don't know how you would establish which system is used.
Here is the SAE J1939 9-pin connector
This is the connection currently in use, with the same physical 9-pin connectors.
Here is the SAE J1587 6-pin connector.
The 6-pin Deutsch-connector was standard from 1996 to 2001.
answered Oct 2 at 9:41
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One small comment. its best to verify the molded letter designation on the plastic molded hardshell connector. Sometimes folks draw a diagram from the mating surface, but other times they draw the schematic / diagram from the back view of the connector. I've seen it done both ways... not fun for troubleshooting.
– zipzit
Oct 4 at 6:35
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Isn't it a standard, so all vehicles are wired the same (for a given connector)?
The following information comes from the Handbook of hardware schemes, cables layouts and connectors pinouts website.
Here is the SAE J1708 9-pin connector.
H,J are not connected. A and B are twisted in cable. C and D are twisted in cable. F and G are twisted in cable.
SAE J1708, although still widely used, is replaced by SAE J1939 which is a CAN protocol. They both apparently use the same connector, but I don't know how you would establish which system is used.
Here is the SAE J1939 9-pin connector
This is the connection currently in use, with the same physical 9-pin connectors.
Here is the SAE J1587 6-pin connector.
The 6-pin Deutsch-connector was standard from 1996 to 2001.
answered Oct 2 at 9:41
Weather VaneWeather Vane
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One small comment. its best to verify the molded letter designation on the plastic molded hardshell connector. Sometimes folks draw a diagram from the mating surface, but other times they draw the schematic / diagram from the back view of the connector. I've seen it done both ways... not fun for troubleshooting.
– zipzit
Oct 4 at 6:35
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Isn't it a standard, so all vehicles are wired the same (for a given connector)?
The following information comes from the Handbook of hardware schemes, cables layouts and connectors pinouts website.
Here is the SAE J1708 9-pin connector.
H,J are not connected. A and B are twisted in cable. C and D are twisted in cable. F and G are twisted in cable.
SAE J1708, although still widely used, is replaced by SAE J1939 which is a CAN protocol. They both apparently use the same connector, but I don't know how you would establish which system is used.
Here is the SAE J1939 9-pin connector
This is the connection currently in use, with the same physical 9-pin connectors.
Here is the SAE J1587 6-pin connector.
The 6-pin Deutsch-connector was standard from 1996 to 2001.
answered Oct 2 at 9:41
Weather VaneWeather Vane
4281 silver badge10 bronze badges
One small comment. its best to verify the molded letter designation on the plastic molded hardshell connector. Sometimes folks draw a diagram from the mating surface, but other times they draw the schematic / diagram from the back view of the connector. I've seen it done both ways... not fun for troubleshooting.
– zipzit
Oct 4 at 6:35
add a comment
|
Isn't it a standard, so all vehicles are wired the same (for a given connector)?
The following information comes from the Handbook of hardware schemes, cables layouts and connectors pinouts website.
Here is the SAE J1708 9-pin connector.
H,J are not connected. A and B are twisted in cable. C and D are twisted in cable. F and G are twisted in cable.
SAE J1708, although still widely used, is replaced by SAE J1939 which is a CAN protocol. They both apparently use the same connector, but I don't know how you would establish which system is used.
Here is the SAE J1939 9-pin connector
This is the connection currently in use, with the same physical 9-pin connectors.
Here is the SAE J1587 6-pin connector.
The 6-pin Deutsch-connector was standard from 1996 to 2001.
answered Oct 2 at 9:41
Weather VaneWeather Vane
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Isn't it a standard, so all vehicles are wired the same (for a given connector)?
The following information comes from the Handbook of hardware schemes, cables layouts and connectors pinouts website.
Here is the SAE J1708 9-pin connector.
H,J are not connected. A and B are twisted in cable. C and D are twisted in cable. F and G are twisted in cable.
SAE J1708, although still widely used, is replaced by SAE J1939 which is a CAN protocol. They both apparently use the same connector, but I don't know how you would establish which system is used.
Here is the SAE J1939 9-pin connector
This is the connection currently in use, with the same physical 9-pin connectors.
Here is the SAE J1587 6-pin connector.
The 6-pin Deutsch-connector was standard from 1996 to 2001.
answered Oct 2 at 9:41
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One small comment. its best to verify the molded letter designation on the plastic molded hardshell connector. Sometimes folks draw a diagram from the mating surface, but other times they draw the schematic / diagram from the back view of the connector. I've seen it done both ways... not fun for troubleshooting.
– zipzit
Oct 4 at 6:35
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|
One small comment. its best to verify the molded letter designation on the plastic molded hardshell connector. Sometimes folks draw a diagram from the mating surface, but other times they draw the schematic / diagram from the back view of the connector. I've seen it done both ways... not fun for troubleshooting.
– zipzit
Oct 4 at 6:35
One small comment. its best to verify the molded letter designation on the plastic molded hardshell connector. Sometimes folks draw a diagram from the mating surface, but other times they draw the schematic / diagram from the back view of the connector. I've seen it done both ways... not fun for troubleshooting.
– zipzit
Oct 4 at 6:35
One small comment. its best to verify the molded letter designation on the plastic molded hardshell connector. Sometimes folks draw a diagram from the mating surface, but other times they draw the schematic / diagram from the back view of the connector. I've seen it done both ways... not fun for troubleshooting.
– zipzit
Oct 4 at 6:35
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The workshop manuals? have you checked?
– Solar Mike
Oct 2 at 7:55
@SolarMike not available in the workshop manuals unfortunately.
– Adnan
Oct 2 at 8:49