Texa AP59 YamAha cable (universal) v.32

Name: Texa AP59 YamAha cable (universal) v.32
Brand: Texa
SKU: 660726
Price: 123.09 EUR
Availability: InStock

€123.09 including VAT

Texa AP59 YamAha cable (universal) v.32

Manufacturer:	Texa

General description

Universal diagnostic cable for Yamaha motorcycles (models from 2014).
The cable consists of six connectors marked with letters (A,B,C,D,E) and a power port:
1. 1x 4-pin connector for models with CAN protocol diagnostics,
2. 2x 3-pin male and female connectors for models requiring dual or single connection
3. 2x probe connectors (male and female probes for models requiring dual or single connection),
4. 1x 2-pin power connector.
Once the motorcycle model is selected in the Texa IDC5 software, the system will indicate exactly which connector to use and whether a 12V power supply to the tester is required.
NOTES:
The AP59 cable is included in the ESSENTIAL case Cat. no.: 6680396,
AP59 replaces all old Texa cables for Yamaha viz: AP47 (3pin) and AP49 (4pin).
Manufacturer: Texa
TEXA acronym "Tecnologie Elettroniche X Automotive" (Electronic Technologies for the Automotive Market) founded in 1992, by Bruno Vianello and Manuele Cavalli. Today, Texa is a European leader in the design, implementation and production of multi-brand diagnostic equipment serving motorcycles, cars, trucks, agricultural vehicles and motorboat equipment.
TEXA is present all over the world. It has subsidiaries in Spain, France, the UK, Germany, the US, Poland, Russia and Japan.It currently employs about 440 people worldwide, including more than 100 engineers and specialists employed in Research and Development. Starting in 2002, TEXA is a joint-stock company, and in 2004, following continuous development, it erects a new headquarters, which is a complex of 12,000 m2 of production located in an area of 64,000 m2, outstanding in terms of technology, safety and social purpose, which, expanding by 2012, will triple in size, creating a true "City ofTEXA"(Inauguration scheduled for May 2012).
Starting with a group of ten employees, the Venetian company quickly finds market opportunities and over the years manages to produce 400,000 high-tech diagnostic devices, automotive air conditioning service stations and exhaust gas analysis, passing important cooperation agreements with partners such as Magneti Marelli, Ducati, Johnson Controls, Sagem, Siemens, AD Parts, Gruppo Piaggio, Benelli, Pagani, Renault Trucks, Eurorepar.
Innovation, research and development have always been TEXA's priorities on the way to achieving ambitious results: TEXA revolutionized the sector with the introduction of multimedia support, telediagnostics, and, in 2007, laid the foundation for all new generations of its products with a major cooperation agreement with Google Search Appliance.
In 2009, TEXA became the first company in the world to launch a multi-brand diagnostic device for vehicles in the agricultural and motorboat sectors.
In 2010, TEXA, became the first company to produce a complete line of air conditioning service stations compliant with new European standards.
TEXA has received numerous awards and prizes over the years: among the most recent we can mention the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year (2008), the City Business Award (2008 and 2010 and 2011), the Unioncamere Veneto Award (2009), the Marco Polo of Foreign Trade (2010) and finally also in 2010 the Smau Award in the IT Architecture category.
Internationally, TEXA has received exceptional recognition by winning: the prestigious Frost & Sullivan in 2006 and 2007; it was awarded by GIPA (Inter Groupement Professionnel de l'Automobile) in 2009 for its TexaEdu program; the same year it won the Gold Trophy at the Grand Prix Internationaux Innovation Automobile in Paris; and in 2010, at the Automechanika in Frankfurt, it receives the Innovation Trophy, presented directly by the German Minister of Transportation. In 2011, TEXA was also honored with the "Galeria de Innovacion" award . On June 14, 2011, Bruno Vianello received the Innovation Trophy from the President of the Italian Republic, Giorgio Napolitano.