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    • Pinouts: Rebel CT Logger
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    • Appendix 1
    • Appendix 2
    • Appendix 3
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  1. Rebel Series
  2. Rebel LT and CT: User Documentation
  3. The Rebel LT Data Logger

The OBD & INST Connector

The OBD & INST connector is a Male 25-pin Standard D-Type connector.

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Pin No

Pin Function

Pin 1

Analog Input 3 - do not apply voltages outside of the -10 to +10V range

Pin 2

Ethernet LAN Receive -

Pin 3

Ethernet LAN Transmit -

Pin 4

Analog Input 1 - do not apply voltages outside of the -10 to +10V range

Pin 5

Pin 6

CAN Bus 1 (Medium Speed Bus) Low Signal

Pin 7

CAN Bus 0 (High-Speed Bus) Low Signal

Pin 8

K-Line (1 wire bus) of ISO 9141

Pin 9

4.5-36V Supply Voltage

Pin 10

+4.5V Instrumentation Supply Voltage, ensure that the current drawn is not more than 100mA

Pin 11

Digital Input or Output 2 - When used as input, do not apply voltages outside the 0 to +12V range; when used as an Output, ensure that the current draw is not more than 100mA.

Pin 12

Digital Input or Output 0 - When used as an input, do not apply voltages outside the 0 to +12V range; when used as an Output, ensure that the current draw is not more than 100mA.

Pin 14

Analog Input 2 - do not apply voltages outside the -10 to +10V range.

Pin 15

Ethernet LAN Transmit +

Pin 16

Ethernet LAN Receive +

Pin 17

Analog Input 0 - do not apply voltages outside of the -10 to +10V range

Pin 18

Analog Ground

Pin 19

CAN Bus 1 (Medium Speed Bus) High Signal

Pin 20

CAN Bus 0 (High-Speed Bus) High Signal

Pin 21

Ground

Pin 22

Power Ground

Pin 23

Digital Input or Output 3 (can also be used as a switched power supply +Vd). When used as an input, do not apply voltages outside of the 0 to +12V range.

Pin 24

Digital Input or Output 1 - When used as input, do not apply voltages outside the 0 to +12V range; when used as an Output, ensure that the current draw is not more than 100mA.

WARNING:

  • Don't short circuit or overload any Digital I/O, e.g. If using Digital Input or Output 3 to supply power to power a K-Box or Rebel Dash, do not connect more than 1 K-Box to this output and be careful that no short circuit occurs.

  • Overloading (I > 400mA) of Pin 10 (+4.5V Instrumentation) will result in a drop in the output voltage.

  • Each End of the CAN bus must be terminated with a 120ohm resistor across CAN H and CAN. The Logger has dip switches inside that may be turned on if it is at the End of a CAN bus to allow the bus to be terminated easily.

Wake-Up pin to wake logger from sleep mode (for use, see )

More information on the use of this pin can be found in and

More information on the use of this pin can be found in and

More information on the use of this pin can be found in and

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