SMU 8135 GPIB

I'm trying to connect a series of ENA Agilent Network Analyzer to my SMU 8135 controller, however, the connectors are different sizes, it is a sort of mini GPIB port or a national instruments specific port?

Do you know where I can get the right cable or find the right information on this communication.

Concerning

Yes, I did but only to check if it was a standard GPIB port, bypassing the accessories.

So the cable to purchase is the 'X 13 GPIB, MicroD25 cable to connector 2 M shielded cable/Standard' for £98

Thank you

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