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FA-DC-OC15
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1, Material of the obd cable is RoHS compliant;
2, Connectors of the obd cable is inspected and treated manually to ensure no burr and no sticking;
3, High quality materials and advanced technology give the obd cable superior flexibility and durability;
4, Connectors of the obd cable is compatible with J1962 requirement and ensures compatibility with the widest range of vehicles;
5, OEM and ODM order or new mold development is acceptable;
6, Professional pre-sale and after-sale teams;
7, Various developed molds for options (for connector of the obd cable);
8, Different materials are optional for different requirement.
Product number | FA-DC-OC15 |
Connector one | DB9P male |
Connector two | OBD-II male (Type A) |
Applicable vehicle | OBD2 compliant |
Battery voltage | 12V |
Pins material of OBD2 male connector | Nickel-plated or gold-plated copper |
Material of jacket | PVC |
Cable shape | round |
Wire spec | 18~26 AWG, pure copper |
Material of connectors | PA66 |
Pin assignment | Customized |
Cable length | Upon order |
Contact Resistance | 3 Ohm Max. |
Insulation Resistance | 5M Ohm Min. |
Environment Temperature | −25℃ ~ +85℃ |
Test content | 100% open, short and miss-wire testing |
Testing Voltage | DC300V 5M ohm/10ms |
No. | Part No. | Name | Descriptions |
01 | FA-DC-OC10 | OBD Cable | OBD Male with LED to DB9 Male |
02 | FA-DC-OC11 | OBD2 Diagnostic Cable | OBDii Male (VAG) to DB9P F |
03 | FA-DC-OC12 | OBDii Extension Cable | OBD Male To DB9 Female |
04 | FA-DC-OC13 | OBD2 Conversion Cable | OBD2 Male (Short) To DB9P Female |
05 | FA-DC-OC14 | OBDii Conversion Cable | OBD-II Male to DB9 Male |
06 | FA-DC-OC15 | OBD-ii Diagnostic Cable | OBD Male (Green) to DB9 Male |
07 | FA-DC-OC31 | Auto Diagnostic OBD Cable | OBD-II Female to DB9 Female |
08 | FA-DC-OC32 | OBDii Diagnostic Cable | OBDII Female to DB9 Male |
09 | FA-DC-OC41 | OBD Diagnostic Cable | OBD2 Female (with latching notch) to DB9 |
10 | FA-DC-OC59 | Automotive OBD Cable | OBDII M To OBDIIF+DB9P |
As we know, obd cable is used to connect the DLC (Data Link Connector) on vehicles. Though J1962 OBD-II requires all DLC should be unified and standard. So that no matter vehicle, diagnostic tool or obd cable can match each other, and it is convenient for test.
But due to many factors, many vehicles in the market are equipped with different protocols and they supports different pin assignment.
For example, Asian cars, European cars and Chrysler mainly use ISO9141-2 or ISO14230 (KWP2000) OBD-II protocol. These two protocols use pin 4, 5, 7, 15 and 16. Car from Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, Hummer, Pontiac, Saturn, GM James and so on adopts J1850 VPW protocol. And obd cable supports this protocol should use pin 2, 4, 5 and 16. For cars from Ford Motor, they adopt J1850 PWM protocol and the obd cable should use pinholes 2, 4, 5, 10 and 16. However, for new cars after 2008, ISO 15765 protocol is widely used, so the working pin of obd cable is 4, 5, 6, 14 and 16. Pin assignment is very important for a obd cable, please check and confirm pin definition before order, so that can avoid compatibility problem of the obd cable.
1, Material of the obd cable is RoHS compliant;
2, Connectors of the obd cable is inspected and treated manually to ensure no burr and no sticking;
3, High quality materials and advanced technology give the obd cable superior flexibility and durability;
4, Connectors of the obd cable is compatible with J1962 requirement and ensures compatibility with the widest range of vehicles;
5, OEM and ODM order or new mold development is acceptable;
6, Professional pre-sale and after-sale teams;
7, Various developed molds for options (for connector of the obd cable);
8, Different materials are optional for different requirement.
Product number | FA-DC-OC15 |
Connector one | DB9P male |
Connector two | OBD-II male (Type A) |
Applicable vehicle | OBD2 compliant |
Battery voltage | 12V |
Pins material of OBD2 male connector | Nickel-plated or gold-plated copper |
Material of jacket | PVC |
Cable shape | round |
Wire spec | 18~26 AWG, pure copper |
Material of connectors | PA66 |
Pin assignment | Customized |
Cable length | Upon order |
Contact Resistance | 3 Ohm Max. |
Insulation Resistance | 5M Ohm Min. |
Environment Temperature | −25℃ ~ +85℃ |
Test content | 100% open, short and miss-wire testing |
Testing Voltage | DC300V 5M ohm/10ms |
No. | Part No. | Name | Descriptions |
01 | FA-DC-OC10 | OBD Cable | OBD Male with LED to DB9 Male |
02 | FA-DC-OC11 | OBD2 Diagnostic Cable | OBDii Male (VAG) to DB9P F |
03 | FA-DC-OC12 | OBDii Extension Cable | OBD Male To DB9 Female |
04 | FA-DC-OC13 | OBD2 Conversion Cable | OBD2 Male (Short) To DB9P Female |
05 | FA-DC-OC14 | OBDii Conversion Cable | OBD-II Male to DB9 Male |
06 | FA-DC-OC15 | OBD-ii Diagnostic Cable | OBD Male (Green) to DB9 Male |
07 | FA-DC-OC31 | Auto Diagnostic OBD Cable | OBD-II Female to DB9 Female |
08 | FA-DC-OC32 | OBDii Diagnostic Cable | OBDII Female to DB9 Male |
09 | FA-DC-OC41 | OBD Diagnostic Cable | OBD2 Female (with latching notch) to DB9 |
10 | FA-DC-OC59 | Automotive OBD Cable | OBDII M To OBDIIF+DB9P |
As we know, obd cable is used to connect the DLC (Data Link Connector) on vehicles. Though J1962 OBD-II requires all DLC should be unified and standard. So that no matter vehicle, diagnostic tool or obd cable can match each other, and it is convenient for test.
But due to many factors, many vehicles in the market are equipped with different protocols and they supports different pin assignment.
For example, Asian cars, European cars and Chrysler mainly use ISO9141-2 or ISO14230 (KWP2000) OBD-II protocol. These two protocols use pin 4, 5, 7, 15 and 16. Car from Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, Hummer, Pontiac, Saturn, GM James and so on adopts J1850 VPW protocol. And obd cable supports this protocol should use pin 2, 4, 5 and 16. For cars from Ford Motor, they adopt J1850 PWM protocol and the obd cable should use pinholes 2, 4, 5, 10 and 16. However, for new cars after 2008, ISO 15765 protocol is widely used, so the working pin of obd cable is 4, 5, 6, 14 and 16. Pin assignment is very important for a obd cable, please check and confirm pin definition before order, so that can avoid compatibility problem of the obd cable.
