The Pinout database has seven independent connection libraries: CG100X, MultiPROG, DataPROG, Orange5, UPAS, Enigma and APM. Choose a library to browse its functions and records, or use Global search to look across all seven. Each result is a connection reference to compare with the unit in front of you; a matching name does not establish vehicle compatibility or a verified repair procedure.
How to find a connection reference
- Open a library below and choose the relevant function, such as Dashboard, Airbag or ECU.
- Follow the available brand, model, module and chip labels, or search the exact marking printed on the hardware. Global search shows which library contains each match.
- Open a record to read its available instructions, adapter information and warnings, and view its images or PDFs. Search results show 20 records per page; media opens as you need it.
- Compare the displayed part, board, connector, power conditions and pin labels with the actual unit before making a connection. An absent result does not establish that a tool or vehicle is unsupported.
CG100X
CG100X covers Dashboard, Airbag, BCM, ECU and Programmer references. Entries may include a vehicle family, brand, model, module, chip, adapter or interface, together with instructions and a connection image when available. Programmer entries can be found through their chip maker, family and variant. Choose a function or search the marking on your chip or module, then open the record to check the connection details. Search CG100X references.
MultiPROG
MultiPROG includes instrument cluster, airbag, engine ECU, immobilizer and microcontroller material. Its records may show adapter and interface information, memory areas, instructions and a diagram. Browse its function and device hierarchy, or search a device family, part number or chip marking. Check the adapter and wiring in the opened record before use. Search MultiPROG references.
DataPROG
DataPROG groups vehicle and motorcycle references by the available categories. A record may pair a vehicle or module label with a memory device or chip number, instructions and an image. Select a vehicle group or search an exact chip marking, then inspect the full result and its picture. Search DataPROG references.
Orange5
Orange5 covers Dashboard, Airbag, IMMO and Tractor dashboard. Available records include module or chip labels, connection images or documents, and sometimes pin assignments or power notes. Choose one of the four functions or search a marking, then compare the opened diagram and any instructions with your hardware. Search Orange5 references.
UPAS
UPAS has nine function groups: ABS / ESP, Airbag, BCM, Dashboard, ECU, Immobilizer, Programmer, Steering angle and Transmission. Browse a function and its available labels, or search a module or part number. Open a result to see its connection image and confirm that its identifiers match the unit. Search UPAS references.
Enigma
Enigma separates Dash, DASH POWERUP SCHEMES and ECU / OTHER MODULES. Results can include connection pages and PDFs in reading order, with labels and cautions from the material. Some entries do not identify a vehicle model reliably; those models remain unconfirmed. Browse a function or search the marking on the unit, then inspect the relevant pages and document. Search Enigma references.
APM
APM groups connection references under Dashboard, Airbag, ECU, Chip / IC, Programmer and Programming reference. Browse a function or search the available vehicle, module or chip label, then open a result to view its connection image. Check the labels and wiring against the actual unit: these references do not establish that a vehicle fitment or an APM algorithm has been validated. Search APM references.
If a search is inconclusive
Try the exact board marking, a shorter part number or another library. Global search identifies the library for each match and keeps its records separate. Use the connection information only after checking the module, chip, adapter and power requirements shown for that record. Open the Pinout database.