MikaelD and all. The volunteers have scanned many files they thought might be of interest. Unfortunately they are too large to upload here. We are willing to provide them but need a way to share.

 

Our illustrious Super Moderator, Graham (GGG), has uploaded the files to the forum large file storage area, which can be accessed at this link:

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

 

Don, that link just leads back to the beginning of this thread. Please check the link you posted.

 

Thanks jal,

Please see if the revised link works. I even double-checked the link but must have done that in Graham's PM instead of my own post. Tired brain!

Cheers,

Don

 

That link works, but it's exactly the same manuals and software that's in the first post of this thread. There's nothing new. Are you sure that's what Coventry Foundation sent you? It looks like it was just copied from the Dropbox link in the first post over to Mediafire.

Jon

 

JAL we have not sent them yet!

 

That would explain it. I guess Don was confused!
Thanks for providing the files.

Jon

 

I think Graham and I were both confused. He had uploaded the files he had received but didn't realize there would be more coming.

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

 

Have you got a solution how the files should be uploaded to the forum?

 

Anyone have the pinout for the 0756 cable for the PDU, the one with the CPC connector? Looking to make my own. I have the connectors, just need the wiring schematic.

 

if you have a 1223 you don’t need a 756

$10 crimping tool and problem solved

 

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

 

I will email it to you. It is a simple cable!

 

Once again, thank you Gijs!

Jon

 

Hi, i'm getting my FDS2000 to work again. Thank you guys for all knowledge on this board. It is priceless.
Gijzzy - i would like to buy one of your CD boards. I cannot yet send PMs. Please send me PM with contact details.

 

Be aware that I recently tried several different CD-Rom and DVD drives, both pure IDE and SATA drives with adapters with Gijzzy's IDE board. All would work and read both original and burned PDU CDs in Windows thru an IDE to USB interface, but most would not read either type of CD in the base station. None of the SATA drives with an adapter worked at all. I tried all sorts of burning programs, different blank CDs, different burners, etc. After checking photos here of working systems, I bought a TEAC CD-54OE drive off ebay. It worked immediately with both burned and original CDs. Since no one makes new IDE CD drives anymore, I HIGHLY recommend just buying a guaranteed used TEAC CD-540E. It just works and will save you headaches. Set the jumper to Master if it's not that way already.

Jon

 

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.

 

I can and will help you but at the moment I am to busy with more important things in life so please be patient. I am unable to send you an pm as well, maybe you can let me know your email I can contact you directly.

 

Thank you. Please let me know when you will have time to make spme PCBs

 

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