> It's a "6 position 6 conductor" RJ type connector.  They are 
> often called
> RJ-11 but I think that refers to a depopulated 6 position 
> connector.  I
> think the correct name is RJ-12, but am not totally sure.  In 
> any case, I
> often use Jameco 115836.

AFAIK the RJ (Registered Jack?)numbering refers to a particular *use* of
a modular connector. I doubt Microchip has registered its use, so I
think the correct name would be a 6/6 (6 positions, 6 contacts) modular
jack.

Wouter van Ooijen

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