Type 1 Deutsch 9 Pin J1939 Female to J1962 OBD2 OBDII 16 Pin Female Cable

Type 1 Deutsch 9 Pin J1939 Female to J1962 OBD2 OBDII 16 Pin Female Cable
 
 
Specification

We opened plastic molds of the connectors, sockets, plugs and receptacles. 20AWG pure copper quality wires are employed to manufacture these cables. We can always make the cables with excellent connectivity and durability.

The J1939 female connector is with a locking ring. Rotating the locking ring after plugging assures that the connector won’t come unplugged accidentally.

The end of Deutsch 9-Pin female socket can be overmolded or not, according to your needs. If the ends are overmolded, the cables are more sturdy and durable. If not overmolded, the price can be lower because the raw material and labour cost is saved.

Overmolded

Not overmolded

 

Pin assignment or pin out
 
Generally speaking, the pin assignment or pin out will be like this (4 pins to be connected):

Sometimes, the pin assignment or pin out can also be like this (6 pins to be connected):
 

Sometimes, the pin assignment or pin out can also be like this (6 pins to be connected):
 

The 6-wire cable also includes wiring for the J1708 lines. If you do not need the J1708 wires, it is better not to connect them as sometimes the added lines can interfere with the operation of some GPS trackers.
 
The pin assignment or pin out can also be customized according to your needs.
 
 
Application
 
This is a cable between the J1939 round Deutsch 9-pin connector (test equipment side - mates to the J1939 vehicle) and an OBD2 style 16-pin connector (female vehicle side - mates with an OBD2 test connector). The J1939 +/- data lines are connected to the CAN +/- lines, and the power and ground lines are also connected.
 
This cable is usually used to connect a GPS Tracker that is meant for an OBD2 vehicle to a commercial vehicle that has the 9-pin round Deutsch connector. The power lines are appropriately connected to provide power to the tracker.
 
This cable will also allow an OBD2 scan tool or fault code reader (with the appropriate software) to connect to the round J1939 connector. Bear in mind that most OBD2 software and scanners are based on reading PIDs, which are single parameters. J1939 is a PGN based protocol, where each PGN contains multiple parameters. Your scan tool must be able to handle PGNs if it is to work with this cable.
 
 
Sending an inquiry
 
If you haven’t found or don’t have time to look for the J1939, OBD2 or J1708 cables, adapters or connectors in our website, feel free to let us know what J1939, OBD2 or J1708 cables, adapters or connectors you need by sending an inquiry (If you have a picture, please attach it in the inquiry). We can also customize any J1939, OBD2 or J1708 cables, adapters or connectors for you.
 
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