PC Boards for ALDL

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Delphi has the part number for the gm OBD II cables.  I don't have the 
catalog with me, but I did post it some time ago, maybe an archive search 
would turn it up.
  Ya the autoxray is about the cheapest OBD I, I've heard off, other then 
getting a dead scanner and hacking it up.  Some times shops/dealers are a 
source for dead stuff.
Grumpy


>That's the 20 pin cap-less version, right? Well, I'm trying to reduce costs
>more than anything, and the 233's were almost twice as expensive as the
>232's from DigiKey, IIRC. Capacitors are cheap, and I do have enough real
>estate on the board for the small ones.
>
>Now, here's a question for the list: anyone know where to get ALDL
>connectors - OBDI and OBDII? The only easy way I know how to get them is to
>buy an AutoXray cable and hack the end off of it. If I could find another
>source that's cheaper (AutoXray is $30, add some $$ for shell), that would
>be *greatly* appreciated!
>
>-Andrew
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: ECMnut at aol.com <ECMnut at aol.com>
>To: gmecm at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu <gmecm at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu>
>Date: Monday, October 18, 1999 9:43 PM
>Subject: Re: PC Boards for ALDL
>
>
>>Hi Andrew,
>>would the RS233 save you some parts chasing & labor?
>>I'm electro ignorant, so it may not be as good..
>>Curious if you have used it..
>>Mike V
>><< Hey guys...
>>
>> I thought I might throw this out here as well. I'm going to start building
>> MAX232 interfaces for a bunch of the F-body guys (thanks to some
>programming
>> software that's coming out ;) ), and am going to be having printed circuit
>> boards made per Peter Fenske's circuit (1 MAX232, 6 caps, 9 resistors, 4
>> NPN's, and a 7805 Voltage Regulator). Anyhow, I was wondering if anyone
>here
>>>>
>