MaxHeadRoom
- Joined Jul 18, 2013
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The same in the Digikey PDF and cat page.Hello,
It is mentioned in this PDF:
Bertus
Max.
The same in the Digikey PDF and cat page.Hello,
It is mentioned in this PDF:
Bertus
The mechanical drawing so I can a) build a solid model and b) define the PCB footprint.What do you need to know?
Max.
Parminer had the best archive of all, but they decided to make the database a revenue stream in the months following the 9/11 attacks, and AFAIK: ceased to exist somewhere about 2012 ish.Some of the originals on this site find stuff at:
http://www.datasheetarchive.com/
atferrari named my favorite:
http://www.datasheetcatalog.com/
As far as I can tell it is all there, they give the footprint for one, the rest (8) are mated to each other, in a block they share a common mounting post as in TM5RC-88.The mechanical drawing so I can a) build a solid model and b) define the PCB footprint.
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I have no idea how you came to this conclusion, but you are a far more trusting soul than I. I can't afford to make such assumptions.As far as I can tell it is all there, they give the footprint for one, the rest (8) are mated to each other, in a block they share a common mounting post as in TM5RC-88.
Max.
Yet there are multiple models with one port. And none of them have the same root p/n. And, they show other models with 2, 3, and 4 ports. Face it, they are missing the spec for the 8 port model.My logic is that why would a company sell a 8 gang connector and only show the footprint for one?
I interpret the drawing as the next inline is indexed via the position of the shared mounting leg or post as per the 8 gang picture.
Max.
I was on the Hirose site last night for a DXF file and noticed the TMRJ1-4848 is on there in IGES and DXF 3D model in each if you have a way of reading them.Yet there are multiple models with one port. And none of them have the same root p/n. And, they show other models with 2, 3, and 4 ports. Face it, they are missing the spec for the 8 port model.
A link would be helpful! Thanks.I was on the Hirose site last night for a DXF file and noticed the TMRJ1-4848 is on there in IGES and DXF 3D model in each if you have a way of reading them.
Max.
Thanks Max.http://www.hirose-connectors.com/connectors/H204ProductListCompareNew.aspx?clprm=02221366150&mode=04
You have to register first, if you need either one I download them for the heck of it while I was there.
I can post if you wish.
Max.
Years back I cancelled my landline because it was ringing all day with nuisance telemarketers.Thanks Max.
While I appreciate your efforts sincerely, I will not be using the part.
Sorry, it is a principle thing. If Hirose (or any manufacturer) insists on making it this difficult to run down data on their parts, I am not interested. Registration should not be required.
I am quite successful at keeping my spam to a minimum, and one of the ways I do that is to keep my personal info to myself as much as possible.