
Part No.: MPCSS-DB9-OBD2-Adapter
OBD2-to-DB9 Adapter Cable [Cars, Trucks, Buses]
Need to log/stream OBD2 or CAN bus data from your car, truck or bus?
This 1.5 meter OBD2-DB9 adapter cable fits the connector found near your car's steering wheel and lets you easily connect a CANedge CAN logger or CANsub CAN interface to start recording OBD2/CAN data.
About the DB9-OBD2 adapter
The DB9-OBD2 adapter cable is used in passenger vehicles - incl. cars, taxis, light duty vehicles etc. It's also sometimes used heavy duty vehicles (trucks, buses, ...). The cable is compatible with our CANedge CAN loggers and CANsub CAN interfaces - letting you connect either directly to the CAN bus.
To install, simply locate the OBD2 16-pin connector near your steering wheel - see also this location guide page.
|
DB9 (female) |
Function | OBD2 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | N/C | |
| 2 | CAN-L | 14 |
| 3 | GND | 4 |
| 4 | N/C | |
| 5 | N/C | |
| 6 | N/C | |
| 7 | CAN-H | 6 |
| 8 | N/C | |
| 9 | VCC | 16 |
Below are two use cases examples where the OBD2-DB9 adapter is useful:
Need to log OBD2 data from a car fleet?
If you need to e.g. record data from a fleet of prototype cars for late stage field testing, the OBD2-DB9 adapter provides a simple way to connect your CAN logger. With direct access to the CAN bus, you can e.g. set up a CANedge3 to request OBD2 data along with the internally generated GPS/IMU data - and send it all via 3G/4G to your own server.
Need to reverse engineer the CAN bus of your car?
If you want to truly understand your vehicle, you'll often need to reverse engineer the proprietary raw CAN bus data. Here, the OBD2-DB9 adapter offers an easy way to connect your CANsub CAN interface to your car. Once powered, you can stream the data in real-time via USB or Ethernet into webCAN in your browser.
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