tech: pin out question
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tech: pin out question Hi guys,
new user here!
Does any one have the schematics or pin out assignments for a DBW throttle pedal for a 2006 Corvette? I am looking for the down and dirty specifics
(looking at the connector with the locking tab on top)
pin A = 0v
Pin B = Signal
Pin C = 5v
Pin D = 5v
Pin E = - Signal (inverse of signal)
Pin F = 0V
Is this pin out correct or even close?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
new user here!
Does any one have the schematics or pin out assignments for a DBW throttle pedal for a 2006 Corvette? I am looking for the down and dirty specifics
(looking at the connector with the locking tab on top)
pin A = 0v
Pin B = Signal
Pin C = 5v
Pin D = 5v
Pin E = - Signal (inverse of signal)
Pin F = 0V
Is this pin out correct or even close?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Last edited by figgie; May 26, 2008 at 09:29 PM.
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found the schematic!
The pin out for the ETC pedal is as follows for the curious (when reading the connector with the locking tab on top)!
Pin A = Low Ref (0 VDC)
Pin B = Signal (0% - 100%, this output is LOWER than pin E as there is an inline resistor that drops the voltage on Pin A)
Pin C = +5 VDC
Pin D = Low Ref (0 VDC)
Pin E = -Signal (0% - 100%)
Pin F = +5 VDC
this is extremly helpful if going "aftermarket" DBW!
The pin out for the ETC pedal is as follows for the curious (when reading the connector with the locking tab on top)!
Pin A = Low Ref (0 VDC)
Pin B = Signal (0% - 100%, this output is LOWER than pin E as there is an inline resistor that drops the voltage on Pin A)
Pin C = +5 VDC
Pin D = Low Ref (0 VDC)
Pin E = -Signal (0% - 100%)
Pin F = +5 VDC
this is extremly helpful if going "aftermarket" DBW!
Last edited by figgie; May 26, 2008 at 10:36 PM.
