2G Alex C. Peper Datalogger cable help

[emoguitarboy]

Hey Guys,

I just tried connecting my logger programs to my car and they both said they couldn't connect. Does any one happen to know what the DB-9 (serial) connection is supposed to be for the Alex C. Peper Datalogger program. My brother had the cable with ODBII connector, but he wasn't sure about the BD-9 to RJ-45 connector. I'd really like to get this working so I can put on the AFC & 660's. Any Ideas?

It's a OBDII to RJ-45 (ethernet cable) standard ethernet cable then a RJ-45 to DB-9 (serial) I've been connecting it using the Belkin F5U109 USB to ethernet connection. i may try another one or a PCMCIA Serial card (if I can borrow one from work)

My brother said he had this problem about 2 years ago when he tried toconnect it to one of his friends cars. I have a 95 and I know some OBDII code readers won't work on it, I'm wondering if its the same with the programs.

 

[emoguitarboy]

How does this look, for the setup:
http://www.ohler.com/ev/ev1/EV1Connection.html

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[emoguitarboy]

I'm using http://obd-2.com for the logger and I'm on a 95, idk if there are any issues with that? Plus I found out that diagram is incorrect the standard that 2g DSMers would need is http://www.etools.org/files/public/...ls-02-17-03.htm
ISO9141

 

[emoguitarboy]

I was stupid and left the PCMCIA card at work...

I found this diagram for the ISO 9141 to DB-9 but it requires a chip:
http://pinouts.ru/CarElectronics/obdii_cables_pinout.shtml

Also I found another site that shows how to make one:
http://hem.passagen.se/tomasf/obd2/

But these don't help, I've been trying to find the diagram for the OBD-2 program or the OBDtool program. Its supposed to just be a cable...unless that's what is wrong with it is I have the wrong DB-9 connector that doesn't have the resisters in it.

 

[emoguitarboy]

ok, I've figured out this much, just need to fill in the 2 gaps on the DB9 connector.

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I just need to figure out where the Red and green wire go.

 

[emoguitarboy]

Seriously, NO ONE on this site has any idea? NO ONE on this site has ever used any kind of Data logger or cable?

I fail to believe that, when all I ever hear is "Get DSMlink" or "Get a logger first" but when I do you are all to unwilling to help what's the deal?

 

[95CarbonEclipse]

The deal is that a majority of people on here pay for Pocketlogger which comes with a very nice data cable and GREAT software.

I run a datalogger myself, but couldn't tell you the first thing about how the cable works.

 

[emoguitarboy]

Well that was the thing, my brother paid for OBD-2 & OBDtool. the OBS-2 came with this cable, and now its not working. So I wanted to see if anyone on here could possibly check to see what their Serial pin out is. I was going to check what my default pin out was by putting a paper clip in each hole, use a multi-meter or something similar to check to see which connection came out where.

Thanks for the response , I was getting frustrated that people were giving me absolutely no input

 

[emoguitarboy]

Ok so I have the pinout of the cable I have, but i still don't have anything to compare it too.

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