Cummins INLINE 7 Datalink Adapter

The Cummins Inline 7 datalink adapter is a reliable adapter that can be used with many applications to communicate with various vehicle systems.  It is designed to be used with RP1210 compliant software with the following connectors:

• 6 pin (J1708 / J15870)
• 9 pin (J1939)
• OBD2

Supports all Cummins electronic engines.  Can also be used with all other RP1210 software such as:

• Caterpillar (on-road)
• Detroit
• Allison
• Navistar
• WABCO
• Bendix
• Eaton
• Freightliner
• etc.

The INLINE 7 datalink adapter communicates with your PC using a:

• USB cable through a standard USB connector
• WiFi
• Bluetooth

Cummins was among the first to release an adapter with all three connection options. INLINE 7 is fully compliant with the TMC RP1210 standard, and also offers 250 and 500 K baud support, including up to 1 megabaud support.

• Functions with a wide array of Cummins, OEM and third-party service and information tools
• Fully compliant with the Technology and Maintenance Council’s RP1210 standard

Protocols supported: 

• J1708/J1587
• J1939 (250K, 500K, or 1 MB)
• CAN (125K, 250K, 500K, 1 MB)
• (3 CAN channels with Auto Baud)
• ISO 9141
• ISO 14230 (KWP2000)
• ISO 15765

Package Includes:

• Inline 6 Data Module
• Data Module Protective Boot
• USB Cable
• 9 Pin Data Cable
• Inline 6 Driver CD
• J1939 (3 pin male) Backbone Adapter
• J1939 (3 Pin female) Gender Change Adapter
• DB25F 2 Pin & 3 Pin Cable
• Storage Case

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Cummins was among the first to release an adapter with all three connection options. INLINE 7 is fully compliant with the TMC RP1210 standard, and also offers 250 and 500 K baud support, including up to 1 megabaud support. Cummins was among the first to release an adapter with all three connection options. INLINE 7 is fully compliant with the TMC RP1210 standard, and also this is also the case for the newer diagnostic systems that are in use today.