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ShawnA_01
Employee
‎Sep 23, 2013 01:29 PM

Who manufactures the white 6-pin UART connector (labeled JP1) on the BCM920732TAG_Q32

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Question:   Who manufactures the white 6-pin UART connector (labeled JP1) on the BCM920732TAG_Q32 board?

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JP1 (male pins) on the tag module uses the Molex PN:0533980671

It is paired with Molex PN: 510210600
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ShawnA_01
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‎Oct 29, 2013 07:49 AM

Re: Who manufactures the white 6-pin UART connector (labeled JP1) on the BCM920732TAG_Q32

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ShawnA_01
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‎Oct 29, 2013 07:49 AM

Re: Who manufactures the white 6-pin UART connector (labeled JP1) on the BCM920732TAG_Q32

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Anonymous
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‎Feb 18, 2014 10:35 AM

Re: Who manufactures the white 6-pin UART connector (labeled JP1) on the BCM920732TAG_Q32

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Personally I would recommend for future Eval Boards to make use of a 1.27mm pitch connector as this is a relatively common pitch compared to 1.25mm connector which I have never seen used until now...

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