TE Connectivity RD-316 User manual

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Instruction Sheet
408-32166
22 JAN 15 Rev A
RG/U CABLE
CONTACT ASSEMBLY
CENTER CONTACT TOOL
FERRULE TOOL
TYPE
STRIP
DIM.
SIZE
TYPE
PART NO.
TOOL NO.
POSITIONER
NO.
SELECTOR/
LOCATOR SETTING
TOOL NO.
CRIMP
SECT
FERRULE
NO.
RD-316
(Double
Shielded)
See
Fig. 2A
5
Pin
2286269-1
M22520/2-01▪
K1933
7
608650-1
w/Die Set
Y141
B
448642-3
Skt
2286268-1
5
See
Fig. 2B
12
Pin
2286271-1
K1934
3
354940-1
w/Die Set
58425-2
1-1403102-4
Skt
2286270-1
3
▪TE Connectivity (TE) tool 601966-1 is equivalent for tool M22520/2-01 and positioners supplied by Daniels Mfg. Corp. See TE Instruction Sheet 408-7516.
Figure 1
1. INTRODUCTION
This instruction sheet covers the use of TE High Frequency Coaxial Contacts (Size 5 and Size 12) for Arinc
connectors. Read these instructions thoroughly to ensure the selected contacts are compatible with the cable
and with the center contact and ferrule tooling.
NOTE
Dimensions on this sheet are in metric units [with U.S. customary units in brackets]. Figures and illustrations are for reference
only and are not drawn to scale.
2. DESCRIPTION (Figure 1)
The pin and socket connector assemblies shown in Figure 1 consist of a center contact and a pin or socket
body and a ferrule for shield braid is also included.
3. CONTACT SETUP PROCEDURE
Determine the cable size to be terminated and refer to the table in Figure 1 to select the pin and socket
connector assembly, center contact crimping tool, ferrule crimping tool, and stripping dimensions of the cable
(see Figure 2).
Arinc is a trademark.
High Frequency Coaxial Contacts
(Size 5 and Size 12)
for Arinc Connectors
Pin Assembly (Size 5)
Socket Assembly (Size 5)
Pin Assembly (Size 12)
Socket Assembly (Size 12)
Pin Ferrule
Pin Contact
Pin Body
Socket Body
Socket Contact
Socket Ferrule
Pin Body
Pin Contact
Pin Ferrule
Socket Body
Socket Contact
Socket Ferrule

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Figure 2
NOTE
The 8-indent (M22520/2-01) crimping tool is manufactured by Daniels Manufacturing Corporation. For information on tools and
components for TE products, contact TE through the Tooling Assistance Center number listed at the bottom of page 1. See
the table in Figure 1 for Daniels and TE part numbers.
1. Slide ferrule of the connector assembly onto the cable BEFORE stripping the cable.
2. Strip the cable to the dimensions referenced in Figure 1 and shown in Figure 2.
NOTE
If using braided cable, flare the braid so it will slide easily onto the back of the pin or socket body.
4. CRIMPING PROCEDURE
Using either TE hand crimping tool 601966-1 (408-7516) or TE hand crimping tool 220066-2 (408-6692),
proceed as follows:
Center Contact (Figure 3)
1. Set positioner (or locator) on tool to proper setting (Figure 1). Note that pin contacts and socket
contacts require different locator settings on tool 220066-2.
2. Place center contact over cable conductor and insert center contact into opening of hand crimping tool
Contact will rest on positioner (or locator).
Figure 3
3.55 ±0.25
[.140 ±.010]
2A
2B
7.87 ±0.25 [.310 ±.010]
5.97 ±0.25 [.235 ±.010]
Ferrule
3.30 ±0.25
[.130 ±.010]
Ferrule
5.84 ±0.25 [.230 ±.010]
4.57 ±0.25 [.180 ±.010]
Ferrule
Center Contact
Indenter Opening
Tool 601966-1 or 220066-2
(601966-1 shown)

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3. Close handles on crimping tool until ratchet releases allowing handles to open.
4. Remove crimped contact.
Ferrule (Figure 4)
Refer to the table in Figure 1 and select the appropriate hand crimping tool for crimping the ferrule. The
instruction sheet numbers are listed with the tools.
1. Insert the crimped center contact and cable into the appropriate pin or socket body.
NOTE
The cable dielectric should bottom against contact body dielectric, and braid on cable should fit over braid support section of
contact body.
2. Position ferrule over braid and against shoulder on contact body.
3. Place the cable assembly into the crimp section indicated on the table. Shoulder of contact body
should be against tool jaw.
4. Crimp the ferrule until the ratchet releases, allowing handles to open.
Figure 4
5. REVISION SUMMARY
Initial release of document
Ferrule
Braid Over Braid
Support Section
Place Ferrule on
Crimping Die
Shoulder on Pin
or Socket Body
Butts Against Die