CB-68LPR
May 15, 2026

CB-68LPR

CB‑68LPR is an unshielded, low‑cost 68‑pin screw‑terminal breakout block for NI 68‑pin DAQ devices, with a right‑angle 68‑pin connector for easier cable routing in tight spaces

Description

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CB-68LPR(NI,PN:777145‑02 / 184700D‑01

CB‑68LPR is an unshielded, low‑cost 68‑pin screw‑terminal breakout block for NI 68‑pin DAQ devices, with a right‑angle 68‑pin connector for easier cable routing in tight spacesNI.

1. Model & Part Number

  • Model: CB‑68LPR

  • NI PN: 777145‑02(common);184700D‑01(assembly)


2. Interface & Layout

  • Front: 68 × screw terminals (24 AWG max, 0.5–1.5 mm²)NI

  • Rear: Right‑angle 68‑pin male SCSI connector(for 68‑pin shielded/unshielded cables)NI

  • PCB: Unshielded, green solder mask, through‑hole

  • Mounting: 4 × metal standoffs(desktop / panel mount)NI

  • Pinout: 1:1 direct mapping between DAQ 68‑pin and screw terminals


3. Key Specifications

  • Type: Passive, unshielded

  • Terminals: 68‑position screw terminalsNI

  • Connector: 68‑pin male, right‑angleNI

  • Wire Gauge: 24 AWG maxNI

  • Operating Temp: 0 °C to 55 °C

  • Storage Temp: −40 °C to 70 °C

  • Humidity: 5%–90% non‑condensing

  • Dimensions: 167.6 × 76.2 × 29.2 mm(6.60 × 3.00 × 1.15 in)

  • Weight: ~150 g


4. Compatibility

Works with all NI 68‑pin DAQ devices
  • Multifunction:PCI‑6251/6259/6723,PXI‑6289,USB‑6259

  • Digital I/O:PCI‑6509/6510/6528

  • Counter/timer:PCI‑6602/6614(via 68‑pin port)

  • Cables:SH68‑68,SH68‑MUX,or other 68‑pin SCSI cablesNI


5. Main Features

  • Right‑angle connector: Saves space, improves cable routing(vs CB‑68LP straight)NI

  • Low‑cost unshielded: For benign EMI environments;use shielded cables for better EMC

  • Easy wiring: Screw terminals for fast, reliable field connectionsNI

  • Compact & passive: No power needed;small footprintNI

  • Desktop/panel mount: Standoffs included for flexible installationNI


6. Applications

  • General‑purpose analog/digital I/O wiring(sensors, relays, switches)

  • Counter/timer & trigger signal breakout(non‑critical timing)

  • Automated test systems(low‑noise environments)

  • Educational labs & budget‑conscious setups

  • Industrial control panels(short‑run, unshielded)


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