Anyone know what this goes on?

[Mark Snodgrass]

I found an AB 44-pin connector in a desk drawer. All I can tell is that it is obsolete, Googling has not helped at all. I hoping one of you may know what it goes to so I know if I need to keep it or not.


Its P/N is 2090-K6JMPSO-D44M.


Thanks in advance

 

[BruceJW]

any cable with pins is mostly likely obsolete.

 

[Operaghost]

Can you post a pic?

 

[parky]

I suggest you dump it anyway, if it was purchased last week it's probably obsolete

 

[JesperMP]

44 pins on one side ?
What is on the other side ?

I remember that the KT1 card used a connector with a lot of pins on one side (dont remeber exactly how many pins), and the usual 3-pin phoenix plug on the other side.

 

[Ron Beaufort]

so I know if I need to keep it or not.

if Murphy's Law works the same way for you - as it does for me - if you throw it away today, then you'll need it (desperately) tomorrow ...

I have a box in my shop marked "Shop Findings" ... I chunk stuff like that in the box - and once a year or so I'm forced to scrabble around to find something that normally I would have thrown away ...

 

[Ken Moore]

The old 150's had a ribbon cable for adding IO racks, not sure how many pins it had.
Could also be for a SLC expansion, just guessing.

 

[BruceJW]

if Murphy's Law works the same way for you - as it does for me - if you throw it away today, then you'll need it (desperately) tomorrow ...

I have a box in my shop marked "Shop Findings" ... I chunk stuff like that in the box - and once a year or so I'm forced to scrabble around to find something that normally I would have thrown away ...

Words of wisdom here :nodi:

 

[Operaghost]

Looked on Tech support site. Was a cable for Kinetix 6500. It is discontinued. The Tech note shows the pin outs.

OG

 

[Mark Snodgrass]

Here it is on Radwell's site. It looks like a terminator.


https://www.radwell.com/Buy/ALLEN BRADLEY/ALLEN BRADLEY/2090-K6JMPSO-D44M

 

[Mickey]

See link

https://literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literature/documents/in/2090-in021_-en-p.pdf

 

[Mickey]

if Murphy's Law works the same way for you - as it does for me - if you throw it away today, then you'll need it (desperately) tomorrow ...

I have a box in my shop marked "Shop Findings" ... I chunk stuff like that in the box - and once a year or so I'm forced to scrabble around to find something that normally I would have thrown away ...

My box was called "Mick's to be used someday box"

Left it when I retired. 15 years ago. I wonder ??

 

[Mark Snodgrass]

Mickey, You are close but what I have has no place to attach terminals.


I looked at the spec sheet for the K6CK, and based on what I was able to decipher. I think what I have is some sort of jumper module for the safe off function.


K6= Kinetix 6000 series


JMP= Jumper


SO= Safe off


I don't think I need it, but like Ron I'll put it in a break glass in case of emergency box.




Thanks