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 Post subject: 3-pin DLC (MCIC)
PostPosted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 5:57 pm 
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My EDM ITR has a p73 ecu but not a obd2 connector.
Instead of this it has a 3-pin connector.
Anyone here who knows how to interface with it ?

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 Post subject: Re: 3-pin DLC (MCIC)
PostPosted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 1:12 pm 
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 5:52 am 
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Is there any DIY solution for this?
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 Post subject: Re: 3-pin DLC (MCIC)
PostPosted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 5:47 am 
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Anyone?


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PostPosted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 8:05 pm 
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this is standart UART but on non-standart speed.


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 Post subject: Re: 3-pin DLC (MCIC)
PostPosted: Sun Jun 06, 2010 12:32 pm 
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Any more info on this? I have a JDM DC2 R which also has the P73 ecu. There are two connectors located under the glove box protected by a green sleeve. Currently I am attempting to connect the 3 pin dlc to a golink dongle which interfaces with an iPhone. I have a adapter harness which goes from tho 3 pin dlc to an obd2 socket. I am experiencing an issue with the dongle as it does mot seem to be getting power from the dlc socket. I have ordered a separate obd2 socket which I will use to modify the 3 pin cable and lay on phantom power to the dongle as required. I will keep U posted on this as I believe it is possible since the p73 should use a compatible protocol. Note I am only interested in this for the purpose of providing metrics and logging. :D


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 Post subject: Re: 3-pin DLC (MCIC)
PostPosted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 8:21 am 
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The 3 pin cable connectors are available on the market. These interfaces are used to connect different devices with connectivity to a supported format. Part of the S-video, RCA connectors are S-video 6ft 3 RCA, S-Video with 2 RCA 12ft s-video, special 3-pin and some, like Pro S-Video 3 RCA, and Pro 7-pin S-Video 3 RCA is available in 6 feet, 12 feet and 24 feet on the market. Not all electronic devices support the same form of input and output connectors. S-video cable, which provides a video signal on two different channels in the first place, the "Y", grayscale, and finally C, the color information.

s-video cable


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 Post subject: Re: 3-pin DLC (MCIC)
PostPosted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 8:33 am 
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Sandra06 wrote:
The 3 pin cable connectors are available on the market. These interfaces are used to connect different devices with connectivity to a supported format. Part of the S-video, RCA connectors are S-video 6ft 3 RCA, S-Video with 2 RCA 12ft s-video, special 3-pin and some, like Pro S-Video 3 RCA, and Pro 7-pin S-Video 3 RCA is available in 6 feet, 12 feet and 24 feet on the market. Not all electronic devices support the same form of input and output connectors. S-video cable, which provides a video signal on two different channels in the first place, the "Y", grayscale, and finally C, the color information.
s-video cable
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 Post subject: Re: 3-pin DLC (MCIC)
PostPosted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 2:22 pm 
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Sandra06 wrote:
The 3 pin cable connectors are available on the market. These interfaces are used to connect different devices with connectivity to a supported format. Part of the S-video, RCA connectors are S-video 6ft 3 RCA, S-Video with 2 RCA 12ft s-video, special 3-pin and some, like Pro S-Video 3 RCA, and Pro 7-pin S-Video 3 RCA is available in 6 feet, 12 feet and 24 feet on the market. Not all electronic devices support the same form of input and output connectors. S-video cable, which provides a video signal on two different channels in the first place, the "Y", grayscale, and finally C, the color information.
s-video cable
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