Power FC PFC Commander Connector
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PFC Commander Connector
Having seen a very nice serial plug mounted on the kickpanel for a Datalogit, i want to do something similar for my commander. Say... when i'm going in for smog, or in the bad section of town, letting a valet take it, etc.
It looks like a ps/2 but i haven't looked at it recently (it's icy out there). anyone know the answer?
It looks like a ps/2 but i haven't looked at it recently (it's icy out there). anyone know the answer?
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I did this right after doing the USB connector for mine. Here's what I used to make it with.
http://www.datapro.net/products/1169.html
http://www.datapro.net/products/1169.html
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Originally Posted by NissanConvert
It looks like a ps/2 but i haven't looked at it recently (it's icy out there). anyone know the answer?
http://www.banzai-racing.com/ps2_cab...all_how-to.htm
Here's a link to our PS/2 Cable installation if it helps any.
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Originally Posted by Noxlupus
I did this right after doing the USB connector for mine. Here's what I used to make it with.
http://www.datapro.net/products/1169.html
http://www.datapro.net/products/1169.html
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Originally Posted by Noxlupus
Here are the pictures - finally got around to taking them. Sorry for the delay.
I just made a holder for my commander. Started with the Gotham bracket, cut off most of the main tab on the back and bolted a cigarrette lighter adapter plug with internal wires removed to the back. So the bracket plugs into the cigarrette lighter socket and places the command screen in a perfect position for viewing while driving. I was planning on running the cable under the dash semi-permanently, but now I am thinking I should make it easily removed with a PS/2 socket like you are showing.
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Mini DIM-6 works just as well. The trim piece is the PS Kick pannel, where the ECU is located. I'll take a picture of it installed tomorrow morning and post. And yes, it's an optical illusion though I was thinking of counter sinking them but in all honesty, when it's installed you can't even see them.
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Originally Posted by rxcited2
Very nicely executed. Which trim panel do you have the connectors installed in?
I just made a holder for my commander. Started with the Gotham bracket, cut off most of the main tab on the back and bolted a cigarrette lighter adapter plug with internal wires removed to the back. So the bracket plugs into the cigarrette lighter socket and places the command screen in a perfect position for viewing while driving. I was planning on running the cable under the dash semi-permanently, but now I am thinking I should make it easily removed with a PS/2 socket like you are showing.
I just made a holder for my commander. Started with the Gotham bracket, cut off most of the main tab on the back and bolted a cigarrette lighter adapter plug with internal wires removed to the back. So the bracket plugs into the cigarrette lighter socket and places the command screen in a perfect position for viewing while driving. I was planning on running the cable under the dash semi-permanently, but now I am thinking I should make it easily removed with a PS/2 socket like you are showing.
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Oh that's nice! Looks very good! I like it! You're right it's very easy to see form the driver's position! If I didn't have an engine start button there I would do the same as you did.
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