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Old 6th May 2021, 10:57   #1
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Default Is this the correct TOAF interface cable?

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There seems to be a plethopra of Vag Com cables available online so is this the correct one for TOAF ( I am assuming pins 7 &8 will need connecting)

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/233994483...kaAn_aEALw_wcB

Alternately is there a cable that works without shorting the pins?

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Old 6th May 2021, 12:52   #2
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I ordered this one. I don't know if it is the same.

Perfect with windows 10. Tryed yesterday evening, toaf 43 and 51, com3 detected (drivers on cd installed before on computer).


Pins 7 &8 connected by a friend but maybe ok before, there was a connection but i wasn't sure.


https://www.ebay.fr/itm/154192160083

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Old 6th May 2021, 12:54   #3
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Looks like the right sort, although I agree it's a minefield, some work - some don't I've been lucky but then again I still use a serial cable rather than a USB is I find it 100% reliable. I see some cables have a switch although I'm unsure if it's to bridge 7 & 8 or not. If you don't like soldering them then I suppose some thin fuse wire would do the job too.

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Old 6th May 2021, 14:13   #4
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Yes that's the cable most people use. You have to open up the plug (4 screws) to access the rear side of the pin board. A bridge is then soldered across Pin 7 and 8 using a short length of wire. The pin numbers are usually marked on one or both sides of the board.



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Cheers for the replies guys I've now ordered one

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Mine,

First pic, under, like that when bought. So ? Link or not ?



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Second pic, "upper side", pin 7 and 8 link made by a friend.

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