CTB DO148 Quick Start User Manual Download Page 2

NOTICE

1.

 

Important:

 

As active LED signals may have the potential to interfere with CAN data package 

signals we do not recommend the CTB be connected to late model C.A.N. protocol vehicles 

under the following conditions:

 

i.

 

With a scan tool attached whilst driving the vehicle during or under road test conditions.

 

ii. CTB left connected to the vehicle DLC OBDII connector while road testing or left connected 

to the vehicle for extended periods of time.

 

2.

 

Important:

 

Only use external test devices such as probes, oscilloscopes or diagnostic 

equipment with more than 1 megaohm of input impedance.

 

3.

  

Important:

 

Do not connect the CTB when performing any vehicle re-flash or reprogramming 

procedures with scan tool or pass-thru programming devices connected. Failure to observe this 

can cause control module failure or damage.

4.

  

Important:

 

Do

 

not use the CTB to power any external test devices in excess of 1.2 amps.

5.

  

Important:

 

Use caution at all times when probing the 16 pin DLC breakout box. Bridging pins, 

e.g. pin 16 (POWER), to any other pin could result in serious vehicle electrical or computer 

damage.

6.

 

Important:

 

The working and operating voltage of the CTB is 12 V to 15 V DC. Under no 

circumstances should the CTB be used on any vehicle which has a higher operating voltage or 

the CTB unit will be permanently damaged. For example, it cannot be used on 24 V commercial 

vehicles.

7. 

Important: 

Care should be taken not to drop the CTB onto the OBD female end or to use 

excessive force when connecting a scan tool, as the CTB 16 pin female DLC connector maybe 

pushed in or broken. This is deemed to be operator abuse and is not a warrantable item.

Failure to observe these warnings may result in vehicle, CTB or scan tool damage or 

incorrect test results.

Product Use Limitations, Warranty Disclaimer

MJ manufactures CAN Test Box (CTB) products for a number of intended uses. Please refer to the 

product label for the intended use statements for specific product applications. MJ products may be 

harmful or cause damage if misused incorrectly. Due care should be exercised with all MJ products 

to stay within the advertised intended use at all times.

Each MJ product is shipped with documentation stating specifications and other technical information. 

MJ  products  are  warranted  for  a  12  month  period  to  meet  the  stated  specifications.  MJ’s  sole 

obligation and the customers sole remedy is limited to replacement of products free of charge in the 

event products fail to perform as warranted.
MJ makes no other warranty of any kind whatsoever, and SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS AND EXCLUDES 

ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND OR NATURE WHATSOEVER, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, 

EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, AS TO THE SUITABILITY, PRODUCTIVITY, 

DURABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE, MERCHANTABILITY, CONDITION, OR 

ANY OTHER MATTER WITH RESPECT TO MJ PRODUCTS.
In no event shall MJ be liable for claims for any other damages, whether direct, incidental, foreseeable, 

consequential, or special (including but not limited to loss of use, revenue or profit), whether based 

upon warranty, contract, tort (including negligence) or strict liability arising in connection with the 

sale or the failure of MJ products to perform in accordance with stated specifications.

DISCLAIMER

Please note when using the CTB as a scan tool extension lead, protocol interference may be possible 

on some vehicle manufacturers when entering into some ECU’s. IMPORTANT: CTB should not be 

attached when reading or clearing fault codes or during any programming, adaption or special 

functions when used in conjunction with a scan tool.

CAUTION

The working and operating voltage of the CTB is 12 V to 15 V DC. Under no circumstances should 

the CTB be used on any vehicle which has a higher operating voltage or the CTB unit will be 

permanently damaged.

Summary of Contents for DO148

Page 1: ...CAN Test Box CAN Test Box Quick Start User Guide ...

Page 2: ...ures CAN Test Box CTB products for a number of intended uses Please refer to the product label for the intended use statements for specific product applications MJ products may be harmful or cause damage if misused incorrectly Due care should be exercised with all MJ products to stay within the advertised intended use at all times Each MJ product is shipped with documentation stating specification...

Page 3: ...CTB components CTB Interface Inlay Panel LEDs backlit numbered colour coded Breakout Pin Connections 4 mm Jack 2 5m Extension Cable OBD Scan Tool Pass Thru Connector Probe Lead Kit BNC to 4 mm Silicone Protective Boot ...

Page 4: ...escription When the CTB is interfaced with the vehicle DLC Data Link Connector and if there is signal data present on a pin of the DLC the corresponding CTB LED will be activated indicating the presence of vehicle DLC pin signal data 1 485A 5 Signal GND SIGNAL 9 485B 13 future upgrade 2 Bus Line J1850 6 CAN High of SAE J2284 10 Bus Line J1850 14 CAN Low of SAE J2284 3 future upgrade 7 K Line of IS...

Page 5: ...ctor This allows the CTB to connect with the vehicle DLC for viewing and operation of the CTB away from enclosed areas The CTB incorporates diode fuse protection for Pin 5 Signal Ground plus Polyswitch Fusing for Pins 4 16 Chassis Ground Batt CTB 2 5m Cable and Fast Check OBD Connector CTB Cable DLC Vehicle DLC Connect CTB cable DLC to vehicle DLC ...

Page 6: ...CTB LEDs CTB POWER CTB is powered up Batt vehicle DLC Pin 16 Chassis GND vehicle DLC Pin 4 Signal GND vehicle DLC Pin 5 Appropriate LEDs for the CAN data protocol in use for the vehicle being tested use the pulsating LEDs to identify the CAN protocol Image shows CTB LEDs POWER 4 green 5 blue 16 red ON indicating power and ground circuits are operational Image shows CTB LED s 6 CAN High and 14 CAN ...

Page 7: ...purpose of systems scan data monitoring or systems activation Connect the CTB cable DLC to the vehicle DLC Connect the scan tool cable DLC to the CTB Pass Thru Connector Scan Tool Data Display CTB Pass Thru to Scan Tool Cable Connection CTB LED Display CTB 16 Pin Pass Thru Connector Connect CTB Scan Tool and simultaneously monitor CTB LEDs and Scan Tool Data ...

Page 8: ...essible with standard 4 mm jacks The CTB Probe Lead Kit utilises high quality shielded probes and leads 4 mm banana jacks CTB connection and standard BNC connectors oscilloscope connection As bus signal data is very fast it is recommended that a quality oscilloscope is used for bus signal data capture CTB 4 mm Terminal Pin Ports CTB 4 mm Pin Port CTB Probe Lead Kit 4 mm BNC PC Oscilloscope BNC Con...

Page 9: ...loscope waveform data capture Connect the probe ground black lead to CTB LED Pin Port either 4 Chassis GND or 5 Signal GND Power up the oscilloscope and set up the system as necessary for signal data gathering Use 2 channels to observe CAN High and CAN Low signal data CTB Probe 4 mm Connection PC oscilloscope shown with CTB to scope connections and waveform capture CTB Connected to Vehicle DLC CTB...

Page 10: ...15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Scan Tool Connection PC USB Connection Vehicle DLC CAN Test Box CAN Low Signal Ground CAN High Ground CAN Test Box Connection Schematic WARNING Observe workshop safety practices CTB Scan Tool and Oscilloscope Connections ...

Page 11: ...ax OBD II Connector Note ISO9141 2 ISO 14230 keyword 2000 use the same pinout so you cannot distinguish between the two by simply examining the connector Connect and use the CTB Monitor the LED indicators for protocols activity to identify the network structure in use CTB and CAN Bus system diagnostics Please note Some vehicles may require connection of a scan tool prior to connecting the CAN Test...

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