Thanks for the info. My last and final question (until I have another in 3 minutes), how are the pins inserted into the IPMA connector? Just slip right in the back, or is there some disassembly of the connector required?
It's really easy once you understand how the connector works, you have to retract the white retainer (or take it off completely if you want to inspect how the connector works). The pins insert from the back (wire end) and click into place with a spring loaded catch tine. You can look into un-populated slots to see how the catch tine works and even take a sharp pic and reach in and actuate it if you are curious. Here is a pic of one of the extracted pins so I could take accurate measurements:
IF you've tested power and the CCM connector has power, double check the polarity/pin placement of both the power and the CAN wires. I hope you didn't make a simple mistake. This is why I checked all 4 CCM to IMPA and cross checked them twice (all 4 individually) with a 10ft jumper wire and a helper, before plugging in the CCM.
You have no idea how unexcited I am for that part. Lol
Yes sir. It does in fact work to supply power but still doesn’t show up in modules on a new scan.Not sure if this helps. I made sure to screenshot this post.
Do you know where I can salvage 2 of the connectors that go to the IPMA? The bag of 5 I ordered from Tasca had 3 taken out, then sealed with packaging tape. Someone may have returned it, tasca didn’t check, and now it’s in my hands.
I ordered the legit pins from Digikey, I can make you whatever you need, just tell me what color's you need and I'll even send you a few WAGO couplers. PM me with your address.
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