Specifically, the plug and socket at each end.
This is a board-to-board cable from a 1989-era Toshiba laptop, which connects a dedicated modem port to the modem itself (not present in my laptop). The pinout is a very cut-down ISA bus with only a few address lines, and looks eminently suitable for hacking — if I can find a plug which will go into the motherboard connector (I'd rather not destroy this one). But for that, I need to know what it is; the cable markings are no help. (I'm hoping to find an IDC variant.) What is it?
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I know this is an old post, however has anyone looked at 3M part P50-030P-R1-EA?
The pitch is not right but the angle mounts match this series.
It's likely in the same 3M P50 family https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/company-us/all-3m-products/~/3M-Pak-50-Boardmount-Plug-P50-Series/?N=5002385+3290316870&rt=rud or similar. A high probability that 3M makes it based on the similarities.