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Rebel Dash

Pinout of the Rebel Dash Cable

The Rebel Dash Cable has been designed with CiA® 102 pinout for the CAN bus and power to make connecting the device as simple as possible. The Standard Display Cable may be connected directly to DB9 connectors with CiA® 102 pinout, CAN, and power is required to make the device power up and display data. The pinout is as follows:

Note:

Pins not mentioned in the description table(s) are NC.

Pinout of the OBD2 to DB9 Cable

The Standard Display Cable may be connected to the optional DB9 to OBD2 Cable for direct connection to the Diagnostics CAN bus and power in a vehicle. The pinout of that cable is as follows:

Note:

Pins not mentioned in the description table(s) are NC.

Pinout of the Multi Connect Cable

The Standard Display Cable may be connected to the multi-connect cable's AUX cable to connect it to the Rebel CT or LT Loggers. The pinout is as follows:

AUX (The port of the Multi Connect Cable that is typically used with the Rebel Dash)

CAN+PWR (This Connector is used to power the Logger; e.g. it could be powered via the diagnostics connector of a vehicle connected to the OBD2 to DB9 Cable.)

Digital/Analog (This Connector connects Digital and Analog signals to the Logger.)

LAN/CAN (Used for connecting CAN2 and Ethernet to the Logger.)

OBD&INST (The multi-connect cable attaches to the Logger via this connector.)

Note:

Pins not mentioned in the description table(s) are NC.

Pinout of the Rebel Dash Cable

Note:

Pins not mentioned in the description table(s) are NC.

Pinout of the Multi Connect Cable

The Standard Display Cable may be connected to the multi-connect cable's AUX cable to connect it to the Rebel CT or LT Loggers. The pinout is as follows:

AUX (The port of the Multi Connect Cable that is typically used with the Rebel Dash)

CAN+PWR (This Connector is used to power the Logger; e.g. it could be powered via the diagnostics connector of a vehicle connected to the OBD2 to DB9 Cable.)

Digital/Analog (This Connector connects Digital and Analog signals to the Logger.)

LAN/CAN (Used for connecting CAN2 and Ethernet to the Logger.)

OBD&INST (The multi-connect cable attaches to the Logger via this connector.)

Note:

Pins not mentioned in the description table(s) are NC.