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Identifying JJP opto io board connector

By Pinash

3 years ago



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    #2 3 years ago
     
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    2nd connector is a Molex 22-01-2095 or 22-01-3097.
    Not sure why they had two part numbers for same part - but they recently fixed that.
    22-01-2095 is now obsolete and replaced by 22-01-3097.
    Can also use generic CP100-09-LR -- same connector but tan in color.

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