Cannot figure out the connector name/model

[YukiHimekawa]

Hi I'm trying to figure out what connector models these are so I can find the complementary connector that can connect to it. I've been looking through digi-key page below but I can't really figure them out, I'm not entirely sure which page link I should be looking at either...
http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en/connectors-interconnects

Any help would be great, thanks!

 

[Arouse1973]

Ummm needle in haystack springs to mind. Are there any markings on the connectors?
Adam

 

[YukiHimekawa]

Nope, that's why I don't even know where to start. They don't even have a datasheet for the board that the connector's being mounted onto.

 

[Arouse1973]

Going to be a tricky one me old mucker. Unless someone on here has used that type before.
Adam

 

[Gryd3]

Can you break out some measurement tools and get pin spacing?
Digikey will let you filter out parts based on specific attributes...
Looks like through-hole, right-angle, male pin perhaps... the more details we can nail down, the more these sites will help filter.

 

[YukiHimekawa]

The width of the 6 pin was around 17.50mm and 7 pin was around 19.67mm so the pin spacing for each of the connection is I'm guessing around 2.5mm.
I've been trying the 7 pin and other filter combinations on "Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins" products and that gets me ones that looks
fairly similar but not the one I've got...

 

[shrtrnd]

The fancy connector type with the locking tabs on the sides makes me think they might be proprietary to the company who made the board, I don't recognize them.
You may be stuck with just getting a size that fits. The problem being that if the connector doesn't lock in place, it might become detached if it's not tight.
Who made the board? Maybe knowing that, might help identify who made the connctor hardware for that board.