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5 / 12 page 408-6788 5 of 12 Rev L Figure 5 4. Remove the cable from the fixture. Using a razor blade, carefully cut and remove the dielectric to expose the center conductor. CAUTION DO NOT nick or score the center conductor. To smooth the copper shield and dielectric, proceed as follows: 1. Slip the correct end of the trimmer tool over the exposed cable end. See Figure 6. Figure 6 2. Push lightly against the cable while slowly rotating the trimmer tool clockwise several times. 3. Remove the trimmer tool and clean any chips from the cable end. 4. Re-insert the cable into the cable dressing fixture for pointing. Refer to Figure 5, Detail B. Keep pressure against the fixture and rotate the cable slowly while filing on the 45° surface with a small pillar file or mill file. Continue filing until the conductor offers no resistance to the file. 5. Remove the cable and brush off any chips. NOTE A final inspection must be performed to ensure that no metal chips or burrs are present on the cable dielectric surface or on the cable shield inner or outer surfaces. 5. TOOL SETUP (Figure 7) Before prepared cable can be crimped to a connector, the hand crimping tool must be set up with the appropriate locator and die set. Proceed as follows: 1. Select the proper hand tool locator from Figure 2. 2. Loosen the locator locking screw, insert the locator into the tool head cavity, making sure that the locator is bottomed in the cavity, then re-tighten the locking screw. Refer to Figure 7, Detail A. 3. Select the proper die set for either RG-402 or RG-405 cable. Position each die on the respective tool jaw and make sure that the chamfer is oriented as shown in Figure 7, Detail A. CAUTION An unacceptable crimp will result if the die chamfers are not positioned as shown. 4. Fasten the dies to the jaws with the screws, but do not tighten the screws until the dies are aligned. 5. To align the dies, place the cable inside the locator and squeeze the tool handles to close the tool. Check for even alignment of the dies, as shown in Figure 7, Detail B, then tighten the screws to secure the dies. 6. CRIMPING PROCEDURE NOTE Before crimping, insert the prepared cable into the BACK of the connector assembly until the cable bottoms on the shoulder of the connector assembly. 6.1. For Connectors with Fixed Collars (Except Right Angle Connectors) Figures 8 and 9 show typical plug and panel jack connectors with fixed collars. Proceed as follows: 1. Carefully insert the cable into the connector until the cable bottoms on the shoulder of the connector. Slot for Saw Blade Cable Using Cable Dressing Fixture Vise Detail A Detail B Insert Cable into Hole and Saw Through Jacket While Rotating Cable Rotate Cable Slowly While Filing Across This Surface to Form 45° Tip on End of Conductor ! After Slipping Trimmer Over Cable, Rotate Trimmer (As Shown) 2 or 3 Revolutions to Smooth Copper Shield and Dielectric Holes Cable Size Designations Cable Using Trimmer Tool NOTE i ! NOTE i |
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