Jaguar PDU Manuals & Software
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https://www.mediafire.com/folder/gss...diu/Jaguar_PDU
I have checked to ensure the links are working, but since I don't have a PDU, I can't check the integrity of the files. For those of you with working PDUs, we would be grateful if you could download the files and confirm their integrity.
Thank you, Coventry Foundation, and thank you Graham!
Cheers,
Don
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Coventry Foundation, can you please PM GGG to ask how to get the new files uploaded to the large media storage here at Jaguar Forums?
Thanks,
Don
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I don't have an original 1223; it was homemade by someone else. I'm having issues and want to run a test with a 756. Basically, I'll tell the PDU I've got a 94 , and run the K and L Lines directly to the pins in the car. What I don't know is if the 756 has any weird wiring in it. So can you help?
Jon
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I’ve been to the Mason Jar in Mahwah. When I was SIGNIFICANTLY younger I worked at Camp Glen Gray on Midvale Mountain Rd in Mahwah. The few times a summer we were allowed out always involved a trip to the Mason Jar. Funny how three people on complete opposite ends of the country could have all been to the same place in NJ, but for different reasons.
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Gijzzy is a great guy. If you ask him when you buy your board, he can send you the pinout so you can build your own base station if you don't have one. I did it in a small computer case with a PC power supply. Works great once I found a fully compatible cdrom drive. Look above a few posts for that discussion.
The original base station had a 14v output from the power supply. It is used to charge the PDU. It just passes thru the PCB with a diode to protect from back current discharging the battery It doesn't power anything on the board itself. I just used a 12v output from the PC supply, and it works fine.
Jon
The original base station had a 14v output from the power supply. It is used to charge the PDU. It just passes thru the PCB with a diode to protect from back current discharging the battery It doesn't power anything on the board itself. I just used a 12v output from the PC supply, and it works fine.
Jon