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FA-DC-OC81
Fiberall
Part No. | FA-DC-OC81 |
Port 1 | 16Pin OBD-II Male |
Port 2 | 16pin OBD2 Y Splitter |
Applicable vehicle | OBD-II compliant models |
Connector type | OBD-II A type or D type |
Wire spec | 22~26AWG |
Pinout | 1~16pins, direct connection |
Main Material | PVC |
Cable shape | Round |
Color | Black/Grey |
Operating temperature | -20~+80°C |
Packing way | Inner: PE bag, Outer: Carton |
1, Workable voltage: 12V/24V;
2, Pin material: copper, nickel-plated or gold-plated for options;
3, Standard or customized Pin assignment are available;
4, OBD cable length can be customized;
5, Testing Procedures: 100% open, short and miss-wire testing;
6, Testing Voltage: DC300V 5M ohm/10ms;
7, All obdii diagnostic cable are tested before packing.
The OBD-II socket is located on the vehicle. It is the right interface for the OBD-II conversion cable. There are many types of obd socket type in the market. As for type, we do not mean pinout, but just the structure of the obdii interface. For convenience, we named them A type, B type and D type.
Passenger car mainly adopts A type OBD-II socket. And other vehicle like light-duty or heave-duty vehicle, or bus, they may use A type or B type OBD2 socket or both.
In most situation, the location of the OBD socket is under the interior panel. It should be convenient to plug and unplug of the OBD-ii diagnostic cable adapter. The OBD interface shall not be within the normal sight range of drivers and passengers (front and rear seats). But it shall be easy for crouching technicians to see. After connecting the auto obd2 cable or other auto diagnostic tools to the OBD interface, the normal physical and electrical operation of the vehicle shall not be obstructed.
Main difference between type A OBD interface and type B OBD-ii interface is the middle part. The middle part of type A has a deep groove, while type B has no deep groove. And as for type D, it is with locking-latch.
Part No. | FA-DC-OC81 |
Port 1 | 16Pin OBD-II Male |
Port 2 | 16pin OBD2 Y Splitter |
Applicable vehicle | OBD-II compliant models |
Connector type | OBD-II A type or D type |
Wire spec | 22~26AWG |
Pinout | 1~16pins, direct connection |
Main Material | PVC |
Cable shape | Round |
Color | Black/Grey |
Operating temperature | -20~+80°C |
Packing way | Inner: PE bag, Outer: Carton |
1, Workable voltage: 12V/24V;
2, Pin material: copper, nickel-plated or gold-plated for options;
3, Standard or customized Pin assignment are available;
4, OBD cable length can be customized;
5, Testing Procedures: 100% open, short and miss-wire testing;
6, Testing Voltage: DC300V 5M ohm/10ms;
7, All obdii diagnostic cable are tested before packing.
The OBD-II socket is located on the vehicle. It is the right interface for the OBD-II conversion cable. There are many types of obd socket type in the market. As for type, we do not mean pinout, but just the structure of the obdii interface. For convenience, we named them A type, B type and D type.
Passenger car mainly adopts A type OBD-II socket. And other vehicle like light-duty or heave-duty vehicle, or bus, they may use A type or B type OBD2 socket or both.
In most situation, the location of the OBD socket is under the interior panel. It should be convenient to plug and unplug of the OBD-ii diagnostic cable adapter. The OBD interface shall not be within the normal sight range of drivers and passengers (front and rear seats). But it shall be easy for crouching technicians to see. After connecting the auto obd2 cable or other auto diagnostic tools to the OBD interface, the normal physical and electrical operation of the vehicle shall not be obstructed.
Main difference between type A OBD interface and type B OBD-ii interface is the middle part. The middle part of type A has a deep groove, while type B has no deep groove. And as for type D, it is with locking-latch.
