The problem when you deal with a customer is that they can damage things 
in truly
mind-boggling ways. So, I am putting on my mean 'ole chief engineer hat, 
so ....

You guys need to be careful when you use an RJ11/RJ12 or USB connector 
for things
that weren't intended. Especially when used on something as dangerous as 
a table saw.

This mouse cable suggestion is fine. The cables can be purchased ready 
to go, and the
connector can be quite small if you look around.

--Bob



Jinx wrote:

>>The cable will only need to the installed and removed a few times per 
>>year, the primary requirements are a small flexible cable (such as those 
>>used on computer mice), a small fairly robust connector, and a small 
>>cost for both.  The RJ-11 is too large at .5x.5.x75.
>>    
>>
>
>A mouse cable and socket then ? Cheap as dirt and easy to get
>
>  
>


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