Caterpillar Deutsch 9-pin adapter to DB9

CAT-to-DB9 Adapter Cable (Deutsch 9-Pin, Caterpillar)

Do you need to log/stream J1939/FMS data from a Caterpillar heavy duty vehicle?

This 1.5 meter Caterpillar-DB9 deutsch 9-pin adapter fits most Caterpillar heavy duty vehicles and lets you easily connect your CANedge CAN logger or CANsub CAN interface to start recording J1939 data.

For non-Caterpillar vehicles, see instead our regular J1939-DB9 adapter cable.

When buying a CAN logger/interface you can add this as an option for a 40% discount.

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Fleet Management J1939 WiFi Logger HEAVY DUTY

Fits most CAT trucks, buses & other heavy duty vehicles

Standard CAN in Automation DB9 STANDARD DB9

Fits our CAN loggers & interfaces (CiA 303-1 DB9 pinouts)

Overmold J1939 Deutsch 9 Pin Connector Adapter OVERMOLDED

Quality overmold ensures top flexibility & durability

Solid Quality Rugged Cable AWG SOLID CABLES

Rugged quality 1.5m cable with 22 AWG (0.5 mm2) thickness

Access CAT CAN data DIRECT

Enable direct access to Caterpillar CAN buses

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About the Caterpillar adapter

The Caterpillar-DB9 adapter cable is suited for use in most Caterpillar heavy duty vehicles - incl. trucks, transit buses, excavators, construction machinery and more. The cable is compatible with our CANedge CAN loggers and CANsub CAN interfaces - letting you connect either directly to the CAN bus.

Simply locate the 9-pin deutsch connector in your CAT vehicle, typically found in the cabin (sometimes behind a panel).

Need to use this with a CANsub.4/CANmod.router? See our DB25-4xDB9 adapter cable.

For more on J1939, check out below guides:

use cases
J1939 Deutsch Adapter 9 Pin




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GENERAL
Adapter Cable Length 150 cm
Adapter DB9 Pins In accordance with CiA 303-1
Compatibility High Speed CAN Bus (ISO 11898-2) incl. e.g. CAN FD, SAE J1939, NMEA 2000
Cable Thickness 22 AWG (0.50 mm2)
Connectors 9-pin D-sub (DB9) female to CAT 9-pin deutsch (female)
Temperature Operating temperature: -20degC to +80degC
Weight 220G



DB9-CAT adapter pinout


DB9 (female) Function CAT
1 N/C
2 CAN-L F
3 GND B
4 N/C
5 N/C
6 N/C
7 CAN-H G
8 N/C
9 VCC A
Caterpillar DB9 Adapter Deutsch 9 Pin

Below are two use cases examples where the Caterpillar-DB9 adapter is useful:

SAE J1939 DB9 Connector Adapter Truck Heavy Duty

Heavy duty fleet telematics

Need to log J1939 data from a truck fleet?

In heavy duty vehicle fleets, the simplest way to record J1939 data with your CAN logger is to connect it directly to the CAN bus via a DB9-J1939 adapter. This way, you'll automatically start logging all broadcasted raw J1939 data from the vehicle - allowing you to e.g. set up telematics solutions in no time. The CANedge supports optional 'silent mode' to ensure that the device does not affect the CAN bus.



Wireless field diagnostics via CANsub

Need to give your field technicians easy access to the CAN bus of Caterpillar vehicles?

Pair the Caterpillar-DB9 (9-pin) adapter cable with a CANsub.2/CANsub.4 and a WiFi router on the machine. Field technicians with WiFi access can then open webCAN wirelessly in their browser (zero installation required) to stream and DBC decode J1939 data for in-field diagnostics. Combined with this dedicated Caterpillar adapter cable, you get a plug & play setup for accessing the CAN bus across your Caterpillar fleet without having to send anyone into the cab.

Wireless field diagnostics on Caterpillar vehicles via CANsub and webCAN



Caterpillar uses several proprietary diagnostic connectors across their vehicle range, but the 9-pin and 14-pin variants are among the most common. In practice, the 9-pin Caterpillar connector is the more common of the two and is found in many CAT trucks, excavators and construction machinery. We recommend visually inspecting the connector in your vehicle before ordering. If in doubt, feel free to take a picture and contact us. See also our Caterpillar-DB9 (14-pin) variant.