Pinout of any battery can be found using the method described in NLBA user manual chapter 7.

It takes not more than 1 minute.

@torture hi I found v+, v- is pin 1 and 7
But i try use program for read data can not detect as another pin
Thank you

Did you try what i told you?

@torture yes is not found value 0.500-0.800 i try next step is can not, thank you

4. If the all pins are checked and the expected value was not found then the procedure continues by
checking the pins with red probe connected on the last pin, so, connect the red probe on opposite side
(last pin) and the black connector on the next pin (in mirror). In principle GND is located in the
exterior/boundary of the connector.

5. The battery can be connected to the device to check if battery information are read correctly. This can
be done by starting the PC software and reading continuously Dynamic Battery Data. If there is
communication then GND, SMBCLK and SMBDAT are located. If there is no communication
switch/inverse the SMBCLK and SMBDAT lines.