D-Link I/O Cable Webfleet LINK710/740, 12-pin, long

The D-Link I/O Cable Webfleet LINK710/740, 12-pin, long is a dedicated wiring accessory designed to connect D-Link Webfleet LINK710 and LINK740 telematics units to vehicle systems and external sensors. It provides a reliable wired input/output interface for power, sensor signals and accessory modules where an extended cable length is required for flexible routing inside larger vehicles or to reach remote installation points.

Advantages

This long 12-pin I/O cable offers stable electrical contacts and a connector layout matched to Webfleet LINK710 and LINK740 units, reducing installation time and ensuring correct pin mapping. The extended length allows installers to position the telematics unit in an optimal location while maintaining access to vehicle power and sensors. The cable’s construction is intended for automotive environments, providing consistent signal transmission for monitoring and control functions.

Suitable for

• Wiring Webfleet LINK710 or LINK740 telematics units to vehicle power and ground
• Connecting external sensors (digital or analog signals) to Webfleet units
• Integrating accessory modules such as relays, immobilizers or auxiliary inputs located away from the telematics unit
• Installations in larger vehicles where extra cable reach is necessary

Key specifications

• Connector type: 12-pin automotive I/O connector compatible with Webfleet LINK710/740
• Cable length: long/extended length for flexible routing (exact length per manufacturer product variant)
• Functionality: wired input/output for power, digital/analog sensor signals and accessory control
• Construction: automotive-grade cable and connector suitable for in-vehicle installations

How to use

Connect the 12-pin connector securely to the Webfleet LINK710 or LINK740 unit until it seats fully to ensure reliable contact. Route the cable along vehicle routing channels, avoiding sharp edges and hot surfaces, and secure it with clips or ties as needed. Terminate the cable ends according to the vehicle wiring diagram and the telematics unit pin assignment to attach power, ground, sensor inputs or accessory outputs. Verify all connections and perform a functional test of sensors and outputs through the Webfleet interface after installation.

Recommendations

For durable performance, keep the cable away from high-temperature engine components and moving parts, use proper strain relief at connector ends, and follow vehicle manufacturer and telematics installation guidelines for grounding and fuse protection.