16 pin PCB Mount connector for NI USB-6212

I have the scew-terminated NI USB-6212 and am looking for a connector that will allow me to plug in an external PCB.  If anyone could provide a part number it would be greatly appreciated. 

Poke around on Digikey and see what they have that suits your needs.  It's a 3.81mm-pitch connector, Phoenix Contact makes a bunch in their Combicon line. 
NI also offers an OEM-flavored 6212 that has a standard 0.1"-pitch header on it.  For interfacing to a custom PCB, this is very much a better way to go. 
DAQ mates right up to that 50-pin connector on my board.  (I'm using a 6211 with one 50-pin header on this product.)

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    ---------------------------- Begin Paste ------------------------------
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    ---------------------------- End of Paste -----------------------------
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           bit 7    debug usb frame header
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           bit 11   debug parsing of usb data
           bit 12   debug handling of scratch
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      NAME: PowerOnAtOpen
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