Is it this one? The multibutton phones like Merlin used them. Not quite rj45 not quite rj11.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/163813763385?itmmeta=01J2N97M75X5FFPCX85GNV9DNX&hash=item26240fa939:g:984AAOSwcJNapuIx&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4GuJK6PHgBGJcuXUB4xQ2GqRsg56CGc7F9J%2FbWBSJ9Qi0MZYsAtnKFLVSfIYaXJJYcKG5WQ%2BcniGd7WizS0WCpXmXyjxPC05ohJkA3UcIhv2zHQ0gzctaV0jMugUKllIooGiu%2FfAqTYZbJF1nRPH56s9jmPXwUuER5GhvAePt7pNJBloA%2FNPFYyZM%2F2HiW8kjcb3vNn7FuC3BYTrW5oq8MHfC6ZiYaBZH4hRiyfpmcdJb7g8HwkEfnL4X1yZUQcqht5uwpd4h51Jl4WFsDrW2h7qJEixQXbUoLi77mK9FV4E%7Ctkp%3ABFBM0MOeqZVk Sent from my iPhone On Jul 12, 2024, at 22:30, Mychaela Falconia via cctalk <cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: Cameron Kaiser wrote: No, they're surface contacts. It looks like Ethernet cabling and has the same contact spacing as RJ-45 and RJ-11, but Ethernet is too wide for the jack. I was wondering about RJ-45S or RJ-48, maybe. It is my understanding that RJ-45 and RJ-48 are physically identical, but have different RJ numbers because of different applications/pinouts. I don't know what RJ-45S is. M~
