Digicon PS320 Logic Probe 10-Pin Connector Type and Pin Pitch Identification

Please help identify connectors.

I have an old scope/multimeter/logic/counter combo - Digicon PS320, quite dated but still working fine. It got 8 channel "Logic Probe" feature, but requires special cable/connector to use it. I was looking into possibility of buying it, but without success. So, I would like to build one, but I am unable to identify the type / maker of the connector.

There are two similar connectors on this unit, one for the printer 26 pin, and another one for the "Logic Probe" - 10 pin - the one I would need to find. It is quite difficult for me to do the precise measurements, but pin pitch seems to be close to 1.75-1.8 mm.

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Any helpful answers would be much appreciated.

I would suggest contacting the manufacturer. A little googling shows a variety of companies called Digicon, perhaps one of them might be able to give you the details and address of the one you want !

Otherwise it may be necessary to perform a little dissection and fit an alternative connector.

Thank you for heads up, but things are not as simple as they seem =)

This unit is like 20 years old. For a brief time it was available on the
market back then, being sold under various brand names, like Digicon,
Tenma, Escort, and probably some others. By now all traces are cold.

Fitting another connector is really a last resort, as this little unit is kind
of neat as it is. Bought it back then for equivalent of 1,800 USD, and
it was working just fine ever since. Now I need to do some debugging
of slow logic, and thought of using that 8-channel "logic probe" feature.

I am actually hoping that by a chance someone can identify connector
type or maker, so I could narrow my search.