Problem with 68-pin cable

How can I fix the cable SH68-68-EP to the connector block CB-68LP (there is a gap of 5 mm between screw and hole) and to the DAQ card 6024E (there is no hole at all; it seems to me that some clip is necessary there!).

NI moved from a clip-style cable to a screw-lock style cable. While this was done over a few years and most boards and cables are cross-compatible, this doesn't appear to be the case for you. My best suggestion would be to call into NI technical support and explain the situation. Either a new cable or a cable-adaptation kit will most likely be required.
Regards,
Justin

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