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DIN 72552 Terminal Designations Guide

The document provides terminal designations and numbering conventions for electrical systems in motor vehicles according to the DIN 72552 standard. It lists over 100 terminal markings for systems including ignition, batteries, motors, generators, regulators, starters, lighting, switches, relays, and direction indicators; and provides brief descriptions of the terminal functions.

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DIN 72552 Terminal Designations Guide

The document provides terminal designations and numbering conventions for electrical systems in motor vehicles according to the DIN 72552 standard. It lists over 100 terminal markings for systems including ignition, batteries, motors, generators, regulators, starters, lighting, switches, relays, and direction indicators; and provides brief descriptions of the terminal functions.

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Terminal designations - DIN 72552

The terminal markings laid down in this Standard for motor vehicle electrical systems, are to ensure as faultless a
connection as possible of electrical apparatus, especially in the event of repair of replacement units.
The development of new equipment necessitates the use of multi-pole connectors for which the terminal markings
according to DIN 72552 are no longer adequate. For these, a numerical or alphabetical sequence is used, that has no
particular relation to the functions concerned.

Ignition/supplementary systems, battery, motors

1 Low voltage (ignition coil, distributor)

Distributor with two separate circuits

1a To contact breaker 1

1b To contact breaker 2

2 Short-circuit terminal (magneto ignition)

4 High voltage (ignition coil, distributor)

Distributor with two separate circuits

4a From ignition coil 1, terminal 4

4b From ignition coil 2, terminal 4

7 Base series resistor to or from ignition distributor (control


switch contact)

15 Switched positive output from battery, ignition switch output

15a Output at ballast resistor to ignition coil

17 Glow-plug and starter switch, starting

19 Glow-plug and starter switch, preheating

30 Input direct from battery positive

30a Series-parallel switch


Input from battery 2 positive with 12/24 V systems

31 Return direct to battery, negative or ground

31b Return to battery negative or ground via switch or relay


(switched negative)

Electric motors

32 Return*

33 Main terminal connection*

33a Cycle completion switch off

33b Shunt field


33f For second, lower speed

33g For third, lower speed

33h For fourth, lower speed

33L Anti-clockwise rotation

33R Clockwise rotation

(*Polarity change possible at terminals 32-33)

Generator, regulator, starting, lighting systems

44 Voltage compensation at generator regulators, with two or more


generators operated in parallel

45 Output at separate starting relay, input at starter motor (main


current)

For parallel operation of two starter motors

45a Starter relay output for engaging current to starter motor 1


Input of starter motors 1 and 2

45b Starter relay output for engaging current to starter motor 2

Control of starting

48 Terminal at starter motor and start repeating relay

49 Indicator (pulse generator), input

49a Indicator (pulse generator), output

49b Indicator output, second indicator circuit

49c Indicator output, third circuit

50 Starter motor control (direct)

50a Starter motor control (indirect), battery change-over relay

50b Starter motor control with parallel operation of two starter motors

50c Input for starter relay for starter motor 1 for sequence control of its
actuating current.
For parallel operation of two starter motor

50d Input for starter relay for starter motor 2 for sequence control of its
actuating current.
For parallel operation of two starter motors

50e Start locking relay, input

50f Start locking relay, output

50g Start repeating relay, input


50h Start repeating relay, output

51 DC voltage at rectifier of AC generator

51e DC voltage at rectifier of AC generator with choke coil for daytime


driving

52 Tyre pressure drop indicator or other signal transmission for trailer to


towing vehicle

53 Wiper motor, input (+)

53a Wiper (+), parking

53b Wiper (shunt winding)

53c Electric windshield washer pump

53e Wiper (brake winding)

53i Wiper motor with permanent magnet and third brush (for higher
speed)

54 Stop lamps

54g Electromagnetically operated pneumatic valve for retarder in trailer

55 Fog lamps

56 Headlamps

56a Upper beam and upper beam indicator

56b Lower beam

56d Headlamp flasher contact

57 Sidelamp for motor cycles, (also cars, trucks, etc)

57a Parking lamps

57L Parking lamp, left

57R Parking lamp, right

58 Sidelamp, tail, number plate and instrument panel lamps

58b Tail lamp switch-over for two wheel tractors

58c Trailer plug and socket for single line tail lamp, fused in trailer

58d Adjustable instrument panel lighting

58L Tail and side marker lamps, left

58R Tail and side marker lamps, right, number plate lamp
59 AC voltage, output rectifier input

59a Charging armature, output

59b Tail lamp armature, output

59c Stop lamp armature, output

61 Charge indicator

63 Generator regulator, regulated voltage

63a Generator regulator, current limitation

64 Transistor regulator, generator current limitation, control lead

71 Tone sequence control unit, input

Tone sequence control unit, output

71a to horns 1 and 2, low

71b to horns 1 and 2, high

72 Alarm switch (rotating beacon)

75 Radio, cigarette lighter

76 Loudspeaker

77 Door valve control heading switches

Switches

81 Input to break contact and to change-over contact

Break contact and change over contact (break-contact side)

81a Output 1

81b Output 2

82 Make contact, input

82a Make contact, output 1

82b Make contact, output 2

82z Make contact, input 1

82y Make contact, input 2

83 Multi-position switch, input

Multi-position switches

83a Output, position 1


83b Output, position 2

83L Output, position left

83R Output, position right

Relays

84 Current relay input end of winding

84a Output end of the winding

84b Output

85 Electromagnetic actuator, output (output end of the winding, negative


or ground)

86 Electromagnetic actuator, input (input end of the winding)

86a Electromagnetic actuator, input (input end of the winding, or first


winding)

86b Electromagnetic actuator, input (winding tap or second winding)

87 Input to relay break-contact or to relay change over contact

Relay break contact or, relay change-over contact (break-contact side)

87a Output 1

87b Output 2

87c Output 3

Relay break-contact or relay change-over contact

87z Input 1

87y Input 2

87x Input 3

88 Relay make-contact input

Relay make-contact or relay change-over contact (make contact side)

88a Output 1

88b Output 2

88c Output 3

Relay make-contact or relay change-over contact

88z Input 1
88y Input 2

88x Input 3

Generator, generator regulators

B+ Battery positive

B- Battery negative

D+ Dynamo positive

D- Dynamo negative

DF Dynamo field

DF1 Dynamo field 1

DF2 Dynamo field 2

Alternator

U.V.W. Individual phase terminals

Alternator with separate rectifier

J Exitation winding positive

K Exitation winding negative

Mp Mid-point terminal

Direction indicators

C First indicator lamp

CO Main terminal for indicator circuits separate from the


indicator relay

C2 Second indicator lamp

C3 Third indicator lamp (i.e. for two-trailer operation)

L Indicator lamp, left

R Indicator lamp, right

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