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Jim,

Is this not what you looking for?

http://www.mouser.com/catalog/626/1029.pdf

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jim White 
  To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 11:25 AM
  Subject: Re: [AVR-Chat] 6 pin header for programming


  Thanks for the leads.

  Mouser does not appear to have anything in 6 pin.  If you can point out a stock number that would be great.
  I ordered some 1096979 from Farnell which is their new stock number for the Harting 0918 506 7323 noted below.  5 day delivery is the best they can do.  
  On the phone Newark lists it as their part number 87K2052 which does not come up online and they do not stock (5 weeks in large quantizes).

  If anyone has an alternate source, preferably in the US, I'd appreciate a lead.

  I guess we are a bit spoiled by overnight delivery available from DigiKey and others.

  So I have about 150 PCBs with the 10 pin ISP header on the shelf.  They are going to get tossed so we can spin new boards with the 6 pin header to match the ARVISP MKII.  Or is there yet another 'standard' for the ISP interface coming down the road we should plan to convert to?

  Jim

    Have you tried Mouser?

    REB

    Richard Reeves wrote:

    >Jim:
    > 
    >
    >>Can anyone point me to a 6 pin keyed header for ISP programming to
    >>match the AVRISP-II? To put on a PCB we build. Digikey would be nice
    >>but I'm having no luck finding them anywhere and nothing in the board
    >>history either. A pointer in a message to Farnell 302-1993 is for the
    >>IDC connector but no luck finding the matching header at Farnell
    >>either.
    >> 
    >>
    >We use the following Harting connectors from Farnell:
    >109-6979 (Harting 0918 506 7323) - Right-angle, and
    >109-6984 (Harting 0918 506 7324) - Straight.
    >
    >They're sometimes called 'box headers'.
    >
    >
    > 
    >

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