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On 26/07/2022 06:47, Mike Mocha wrote:
> 
> Hey all,
> 
> I need some help to identify the manufacturer of the "DIAG" connector
> shown in the imgur link.  I've done a lot of searching on Digikey, Mouser,
> etc, and I'm not having any luck.  The pin pitch looks to be about 2.5
> mm.  The inside dimensions are about 7.75 mm by 6.1 mm.  These pins wire
> to a serial port for use with a terminal emulator.  If someone could just
> give a clue on the OEM I can do the rest.  Thanks for any help!
> 
> 
> https://imgur.com/a/9yGEPXR

If you end up stuck, I would try three sections off a standard double 
2.5mm pin header...
Chris