PICOSCOPE No.TA191 3-pin Kostal Connector Breakout lead
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Description:
The Pico TA191 connector breakout lead enables you to take voltage readings from the numerous sensors and actuators in the engine compartment. Simply connect the breakout lead to the existing cable loom, and then connect the 4mm banana plug of your test lead to the breakout lead banana jack. The breakout cable gives access to the individual wires to allow probing with current clamps. For example, this allows both injector current and injector voltage to be captured.
Connecting the connector breakout leads:
The signal pins must be identified by wiring diagrams or other means.
Regardless of the number of pins, Pico connector breakout lead colors are manufactured as follows:
Pin 1 - Green
Pin 2 - Red
Pin 3 - Blue
Pin 4 - Yellow
Pin 5 - White
Pin 6 - Black
It may be possible to cause a short circuit to the oscilloscope unit if incorrect connections are made! A short circuit could seriously damage the unit and will require it to be repaired at your own cost.
The Pico TA191 connector breakout lead enables you to take voltage readings from the numerous sensors and actuators in the engine compartment. Simply connect the breakout lead to the existing cable loom, and then connect the 4mm banana plug of your test lead to the breakout lead banana jack. The breakout cable gives access to the individual wires to allow probing with current clamps. For example, this allows both injector current and injector voltage to be captured.
Connecting the connector breakout leads:
The signal pins must be identified by wiring diagrams or other means.
Regardless of the number of pins, Pico connector breakout lead colors are manufactured as follows:
Pin 1 - Green
Pin 2 - Red
Pin 3 - Blue
Pin 4 - Yellow
Pin 5 - White
Pin 6 - Black
It may be possible to cause a short circuit to the oscilloscope unit if incorrect connections are made! A short circuit could seriously damage the unit and will require it to be repaired at your own cost.