Help finding pin pitch

[richcj10]

I am looking at this connector:
http://www.assmann.us/specs/A-2004-2-4-LP_S-R_REV00.pdf
I can't find pin pitch. I am guessing that it is 1mm but I am not sure.

Any one know if these follow some standard?

Thanks,

Rick

[Rory]

I'll let the geniuses here give a full explanation. What you link to is a typical RJ-45 footprint.  Google will lead you to lots of almost identical layouts.

[WarSim]

I am looking at this connector:
http://www.assmann.us/specs/A-2004-2-4-LP_S-R_REV00.pdf
I can't find pin pitch. I am guessing that it is 1mm but I am not sure.

Any one know if these follow some standard?

Thanks,

Rick

The data sheet supplied says pin pitch is 1.27mm. 
As far as I know there is no, standard pitch, but 1.27 is a standard pitch. 



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[peter.mitchell]

I am looking at this connector:
http://www.assmann.us/specs/A-2004-2-4-LP_S-R_REV00.pdf
I can't find pin pitch. I am guessing that it is 1mm but I am not sure.

Any one know if these follow some standard?

Thanks,

Rick

Im pretty sure it's just a 0.1inch/2.54mm pitch with staggered 1.27mm x offset and 2.54mm y offset

[richcj10]

I am looking at this connector:
http://www.assmann.us/specs/A-2004-2-4-LP_S-R_REV00.pdf
I can't find pin pitch. I am guessing that it is 1mm but I am not sure.

Any one know if these follow some standard?

Thanks,

Rick

Im pretty sure it's just a 0.1inch/2.54mm pitch with staggered 1.27mm x offset and 2.54mm y offset

This makes more sense I tried 1 mm and it wasn't following other measurements...

[sleemanj]

As attached

[richcj10]

Here is the footprint w/ 2.54 pitch. I think it is right

[richcj10]

As attached

I did not see the 1.27 + 1.27  there! I am a little to the left.

[richcj10]

Fixed!