uberdata datalogging cable question
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uberdata datalogging cable question
I got this cable from ebay, and I wonder how can I know which wire is is one?? I have a multimeter and I wonder how can I test the wires before to solder them, help is appreciated, thanks.
here are some pictures:
here are some pictures:
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Re: uberdata datalogging cable question (birz)
I was going to say that you should really post this question on the uberdata board, but you already did. Part of your answer is there.
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Re: uberdata datalogging cable question (birz)
http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata/
That's where I found all the information to hook mine up. Look in some of the older threads there.
Sorry that's not very helpful, but I can't really even see your pic anyway.
Edit: I can't see the second pic very well...the first one is good.
That's where I found all the information to hook mine up. Look in some of the older threads there.
Sorry that's not very helpful, but I can't really even see your pic anyway.
Edit: I can't see the second pic very well...the first one is good.
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I have the multimeter, but how do I check,, I'm not very familar with a multimeter
I suppose I plug the thing in the PC and then I check but I dont know what data I'm looking for.
thanks for the inputs.
I suppose I plug the thing in the PC and then I check but I dont know what data I'm looking for.
thanks for the inputs.
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Re: uberdata datalogging cable question (birz)
ok I've checked the resistance and here it goes:
PC side-------------ECU side
white(D+)----------white(9)
black(G)------------Blue(8)
red(V+)-------------black(7)
so the green is useless?
from my test the blue should be soldered to CN1 pin, at least I think cause of the "g" mention on the PC side. maybe I'm wrong though.
PC side-------------ECU side
white(D+)----------white(9)
black(G)------------Blue(8)
red(V+)-------------black(7)
so the green is useless?
from my test the blue should be soldered to CN1 pin, at least I think cause of the "g" mention on the PC side. maybe I'm wrong though.
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Re: uberdata datalogging cable question (birz)
If you're interested, I'm going to be getting a shipment of molex connectors. They make for a clean nokia usb cable install onto your ECU. Just like how hondata is: clean. They made me order a minimum . 1.50 and you'll get 2 pairs. LMK
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Re: uberdata datalogging cable question (birz)
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Looks like my ACL
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hi there, so do you have any clue about the terminology of the D-, D+, V+ you can see it clearly on that picture.
this is on the PC side,,, it kinda confuses me, cause I was thinking that the "D" would stand for data+ and data- and V+ for voltage,,, maybe I did my test wrong with the multimeter, I have puted the multimeter in Ohm function 200M and I looked for resistance between the PC and ECU side. should I try something else with the multimeter?
thanks.
this is on the PC side,,, it kinda confuses me, cause I was thinking that the "D" would stand for data+ and data- and V+ for voltage,,, maybe I did my test wrong with the multimeter, I have puted the multimeter in Ohm function 200M and I looked for resistance between the PC and ECU side. should I try something else with the multimeter?
thanks.
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