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If this is the case, I'm hoping that the BlueFire alerts will point me in the correct direction to resolve the issue. I've checked numerous online forums and the overwhelming consensus is that all that's needed is the two ECUs communicating and no additional hardware. The electrician that wired the two ECUs together has given up. The ISM runs, but the shifter just blinks and won't go into gear. Currently, I've spent over $1,800 on wiring, but the engine and transmission aren't communicating properly. Fresh rebuild on the ISM, and the ZF transmission that worked flawlessly prior to the driveline swap. My coach is still sitting in Missouri ready for me to drive it home. I chose BlueFire over VMSpec because of my ZF transmission, VMSpec only monitors Allisons.
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“The Code is more like Guidelines than what you’d call actual rules.” The analog gauges do remind me of a quote from Geoffrey Rush of Pirates of the Caribbean. I know wiring diagrams resemble cuneiform to some folks and this will give them some options. It might be worth a phone call to them if you’re considering their product. In my quest to figure out what that connector is called, I found a few references to VmsPc previously offering a direct ALDL cable for their interface. I’d post a link but I don’t know how and can’t remember if it’s ok here. The part number for the cable is ALDLto6Madap and a google search should bring it up. My 1996 s60 doesn’t monitor anything beyond what that six pin can pass, but I can’t speak for everyone on that. I coupled it with a six pin BlueFire which works fantastic for me. My experience ordering direct from them was quick, painless, and the cable works great. OBD Diagnostics Inc does produce a ready made cable to adapt between ALDL and the J1708 SIX Pin round. The connector Richard posted is an old OBD engine diagnostics plug called ALDL.
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This may result in dropped messages in situations requiring high bandwidth.Late to the party, as usual.
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By nature, Bluetooth wireless technology has limited bandwidth and latency when compared to wired solutions. The USB Link 2 is intended for diagnostic use, for example, retrieving trouble codes. The USB Link 2 uses Bluetooth wireless technology to provide wireless communication between the USB Link 2 and your PC. Wireless connectivity provides untethered operation, and that's a bonus in a busy service bay. You will want to use a wired connection to the USB Link 2 for ECU reprogramming. By nature, Bluetooth has less bandwidth than USB, which can result in dropped messages in situations requiring high bandwidth.
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For that reason, using a USB connection to the PC is highly recommended when diagnosing heavily-loaded CAN/J1939 buses. Using the USB Link 2 with a wired connection provides the advantage of faster data throughput.
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The USB-Link 2 is compatible with a wide range of OEM software applications. For even more reliability, we've upgraded the USB connector to a more robust, automotive grade connector with a latching mechanism. The Nexiq USB Link 2 also includes a new Bluetooth* module with an enhanced data rate to support wireless communication (500 b/s J1939). It has sixteen times more random access memory than the old USB-Link, and it supports heavier bus loads on simultaneous channels. Once configured, the USB Link 2 interfaces with your PC, enabling you to use specific PC applications to perform vehicle diagnostics.ĭependable and rugged, the new USB-Link 2 is five times faster than its predecessor. The Nexiq USB Link 2 is a hardware device that enables service bay personal computer to retrieve vehicle information using either wireless Bluetooth technology or more traditional cable connection. Make the connection easier and even better than ever.