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From raymond to Laptop wire

Hi all, I need the part number for a wire to connect raymond esi(year 2000) to a laptop. Its two DB9 plug and it have a box betwen. The part #610-809/001 have a kind of telephone plug so I dont think its this one...


Sorry for my english!

Thank!

Thank a lot
  • Posted 5 Oct 2012 05:15
  • By Martin2000
  • joined 25 Oct'11 - 26 messages
  • Quebec, Canada
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