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DIY Opto OBD-II ISO interface

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PCBElectronic

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Does any body have the diagram of this interface? because i would like to build and play with it :D **broken link removed**
 
all of 2h wait?
 
this is the picture of the device
 

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I checked the website, and this looks like a really interesting project. One that I would probably build myself... once I get a car that will actually output OBDII diagnostics info :lol:

However, since this is a commercial product, your best bet is probably to buy it. It looks like you can buy the PCB only... Sounds like a good and cheap way to tinker with the circuit.
 
PCBElectronic said:
i don't wanth to buy it i wanth to build it please help me if you can please

I understand that, but have you checked the prices? **broken link removed**, which is less than $13US for the bare PCB... You can still supply your own low-cost parts and build one very cheaply. I can't imagine making your own PCB costing much less than that?...
 
PCBElectronic said:
ok but how do i know wath components i need ? can you tell me the parts list that i need please?

Guess who will provide you with a parts list when you send them 7GBP?...

ISO OBD-II / VAGCOM 3.x RS232 Opto Interface Bare PCB
Description:


* Bare PCB
* Comes with circuit diagram and parts list.
* Opto Isolated based design
* When built it works flawlessly with 3xx versions Ross-Tech's VAG-COM
* RS232 Serial port design, supports challenging time-critical applications like serial EEPROM programming and ECU Tuning.
* Does not come with any components nor flying leads.

:roll:
 
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