10

No.

4

Soldering

1

Insulator

Contact

Wire

Cmm

Heat-shrink tubing

– 1

2

3

2

– 2 3, 4, 11

(No.A∼D) Conductors

2

3

Insulator

Insulator wall

Insulator

0.5 mm min.

Wire insulation

– 2

Wire insulation

Shielding mesh

(Folded back)

Insulator wall

Contact

Contact

Solder

D

Cable outer jacket

After the soldering, keep a distance of

D

between the contact end and the cable’s

outer jacket as illustrated.

Soldering conditions

Soldering iron tip temperature: 350±10ç

Soldering time: within 5 sec.

Notes

(1)

(2)

Assure that the solder compound is

sufficiently melted on the soldering iron tip.

When applying, make sure that the solder will

flow correctly at all the contact surfaces

between the conductor and the contact.

(1)

(2)

(3)

Place a heat-shrink tubing (inside diameter of

1.1 mm min.) over every other wire.

Perform the soldering of the contact and the

conductor, with the wire’s insulation touching

the contact as shown.

After soldering, slide the heat shrink tubing

over the soldered joint and shrink it. The

tubing should touch the insulator as shown.

(1)

(2)

Perform the soldering of the contact and the

conductor, with the wire’s insulation touching

the contact as illustrated.

When soldering, to maintain the insulation

between adjacent contacts. Make sure that

the wire’s insulation remains below the edge

of the insulator’s wall 0.5 mm min., as

illustrated.

Note

The distance of

D is required in order to

assure correct assembly of the backshell.

Illustration

Operation

Number of Conductors

3

6

D mm

6 to 7

4

18 to 19

12

10 to 11

13 to 14

11

20

Table 4. Wire Dimensions

C mm

12

6

4

4

6

4

6

6

4

1 to 6

1 to 9

10 to 12

1 to 5,16 to 20

6 to 15

1 to 4

5 to 7

20

11

Table 3 Heat shrink tubing Dimensions

Number of

Conductors

Number of

contacts

The product information in this catalog is for reference only. Please request the Engineering Drawing for the most current and accurate design information.