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14 | VCM3 | Operationen
5.5 Connecting the diagnostic
device to a vehicle
VCM3 Vehicle Communication Interface kit
contains a diagnostic connection cable that
connects VCM3 to the vehicle’s SAE J1962 Data
Link Connector (DLC).
Refer to the electrical wiring diagram for
the vehicle you are testing to determine the
location of the DLC on the vehicle.
1. Connect the 26-pin end of the diagnostic
connection cable to the top of VCM3, then
tighten the screws.
2. Connect the 16-pin end of the diagnostic
connection cable to the vehicle DLC.
Powering the diagnostic device
VCM3 is powered by the vehicle’s 12 or 24-volt
battery.
CAUTION – Non-approved
Accessories - Malfunction
Possible risk of personal injury
a Non-Ford cables are not
approved for use with this
equipment, including a non-
Ford USB connecting cable.
CAUTION – Cables - Overload
Possible risk of personal injury
a Make sure that any cable
connected to a high current
capable power source, such as
a 12-volt automotive battery, is
in good condition. The VCM3 is
protected by its own internal
protection device. A fault in the
cable itself, especially a power
to ground short, is capable of
creating a hazardous situation
that can cause personal injury.
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