Q10076 68-line pin-and-socket I/O connector
I have a board with a 68-line pin-and-socket connector for analog I/O. How should I connect to it?
Female (receptable, socket) 68-line pin-and-socket type connectors are used for analog I/O on the xDAP. They are D-shaped connectors with a double row of sockets on 0.050-inch centers. They mate with male (plug) 68-line connectors on connecting cables. A picture of the pin-and-socket connector is shown below:
Related Products and Pinout
xDAP - USB Data Acquisition Processor System
A female 68-line connector, compatible with SCSI 3, is used on the following models of xDAP:
- xDAP7400 - 16 differential inputs
The 68-line connector on the xDAP is different from that on the PCI DAP and analog expansion boards. Figures 1a and 1b show the pinout when connecting to the 68-line connector on the xDAP7400, with the corresponding connections on the male connector on the cable.
Mating Hardware
The 68-line female connector on the xDAP is Tyco Electronic part number 5787170-7 or equivalent. It mates with both parts below from Tyco Electronics:
- Shielded discrete wire connector - 1-5750913-7
- Insulation displacement ribbon cable connector - 5786090-7
The following product from Microstar mates with the female connector:
- MSCBL125-01-L70 - 68-line round shielded cable, 70 inches
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