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Old 09-07-2012, 01:08 PM   #24
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J14 socket details

After a six month delay, I now need to finish my K3 serial port adapter connector.

Looking closely at the picture of the J14 connector cover in the prior post in this photo sequence:
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It can be seen that it is a two part molding.

Lifting on the outside edge, the "spacer" part will swing in its pivot:


Click for: j14 half open, full image

When the "spacer" part is in an up-right position, it will lift out of the pivot point:


Click for: j14 open, full image

From the "spacer" part, the detailed dimensions may be taken and added to a sketch of the part. This will give the required dimensions of the mating tab to be made.

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