Installation Instruction - Radio Frequency Systems

Installation Instruction
2800128-C
CELLFLEX® Coaxial Cable
2800128-C (Replacement for 2800101)
SCF 12-50 Cables
OMNI FIT™ Premium Connectors Series D01
Connectors
Recommended with
Straight line, smooth &
fine-toothed saw
716 Male
Interface
Gloves
22 mm
(7/8”)
Marks for
adjustment
Tape
Fine file
Measuring tool
Brush
Optional
22 mm
(7/8”)
Knife
Back-nut
Pliers
Body
Inner conductor
cleaner/scraper
CC200EUR
2 x 22mm
(2 x 7/8”)
manual method
These instructions are written for qualified and experienced personnel. Please study them carefully before starting any work. Any liability or
responsibility for the results of improper or unsafe installation practices is disclaimed. Please respect valid environmental regulations for assembly and
waste disposal. Always make sure to use appropriate personal protection!
Sample picture of 717M-SCF12-D01 Instruction valid for complete D01 series
Safety precaution:
Sharp blade => Protective gloves required !
2
1
3
4
24 – 26 mm
0.94 - 1.02 in
8 - 11 mm
0.31 – 0.43 in
6
5
7
8
9a
16 - 18 mm
0.63 – 0.7 in
Check – use back-nut
in opposite direction
8 - 11 mm
0.31 – 0.43 in
9b
10
Check mark 2 mm
11
2.0 mm
0.078 in
Manual installation method with standard hand tools
Keep the cable end downwards in order to prevent particles from entering
during preparation.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Cut the straightened cable in a right angle to the cable axis with a
fine toothed hacksaw. Cut and remove the jacket, in the dimension
as shown. Do not damage the outer conductor.
Cut only the outer conductor with a fine toothed hacksaw; continue
to cut the dielectric with a knife. Do not cut or damage the inner
conductor surface.
Remove the trimmed outer conductor. Carefully cut the dielectric
lengthwise and remove it. Take care not to damage the copper
cladding, also make sure not to bend the inner conductor out of the
straight line.
Make a chamfer on the inner conductor with a fine file.
Remove all edges very carefully; rework the outer conductor if
necessary in order to achieve a passable thread on the outer
conductor. It is recommended to check easy turn ability with the
back-nut of the connector as shown (use in reversed direction).
Remove back-nut after checking.
It is imperative to achieve a pure metallic contact surface on
the protruding length of the inner conductor. This may be
realized by scraping away completely all foam and adhesive (thin
layer may appear transparent) from the inner conductor manually
(fingernail) or with a dedicated tool (e.g. CC200EUR). Take care not
to damage the copper cladding, also make sure not to bend the
inner conductor out of the straight line.
7. Check the complete preparation (dimensions). Careful
preparation is the key to good VSWR and especially to proper
PIM performance!
8. Clean the prepared cable end; remove any particles very carefully
with a brush. It is not recommended to use steel or similar hard
brushes, because these can deeply press particles inside the
dielectric. Adhesive tape can be used additionally to remove the
finest particles.
9. Screw the back-nut onto the outer conductor and over the jacket
until the outer conductor is in level with the check mark (2mm) on
the connector body. Use only low pressure to avoid damaging the
treaded gasket inside. The front part of the connector is equipped
with a built-in socket wrench; this can be used to screw the
adjustable back-nut into position.
10. Push the connector front part onto the prepared cable end; do never
turn the front part! Pay attention that the connector parts are well
aligned while tightening them by turning the back-nut only (first by
hand).
11. Keep the connector body steady and tighten the back-nut of the
connector by use of open end wrenches. Tighten properly to
mechanical stop (no visible gap between body and back-nut).
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©Radio Frequency Systems 2011. All rights reserved
Installation Instruction
2800128-C
CELLFLEX® Coaxial Cable
2800128-C (Replacement for 2800101)
SCF 12-50 Cables
OMNI FIT™ Premium Connectors Series D01
Connectors
Measuring tool
Recommended with
Straight line, smooth &
fine-toothed saw
Tape
716 Male
Interface
Gloves
22 mm
(7/8”)
Marks for
adjustment
Safety precaution:
Inner conductor
cleaner/scraper
CC200EUR
2 x 22mm
(2 x 7/8”)
Drill
Sample picture of 717M-SCF12-D01 Instruction valid for complete D01 series
Fine file
Optional
22 mm
(7/8”)
Brush
Back-nut
Knife
Body
TRIM-SCF12-D01-A
Automated Trimming Tool
These instructions are written for qualified and experienced personnel. Please study them carefully before starting any work. Any liability or
responsibility for the results of improper or unsafe installation practices is disclaimed. Please respect valid environmental regulations for assembly and
waste disposal. Always make sure to use appropriate personal protection!
Sharp blade => Protective gloves required !
2
1
2a
Attention:
Turn counter clockwise !
4
3
5
6
7a
16 - 18 mm
0.63 – 0.7 in
Check – use back-nut
in opposite direction
8 - 11 mm
0.31 – 0.43 in
7b
8
Check mark 2 mm
9
2.0 mm
0.078 in
Installation method with Automated Trimming Tool
Keep the cable end downwards in order to prevent particles from entering
during preparation.
5.
1.
6.
2.
3.
4.
Cut the straightened cable in a right angle to the cable axis with a
fine toothed hacksaw.
Insert the cable into the Automated Trimming Tool. Press the
Automated Trimming Tool gently against the cable and core out the
cable. Rotate counter clockwise at medium speed (approx. 300 rpm)
until mechanical stop is reached. Keep the drill in straight line while
the whole process. Do not wear gloves if working with a drill!
Remove all edges very carefully; rework the outer conductor if
necessary in order to achieve a passable thread on the outer
conductor. It is recommended to check easy turn ability with the
back-nut of the connector as shown (use in reversed direction).
Remove back-nut after checking.
It is imperative to achieve a pure metallic contact surface on
the protruding length of the inner conductor. This may be
realized by scraping away completely all foam and adhesive (thin
layer may appear transparent) from the inner conductor manually
(fingernail) or with a dedicated tool (e.g. CC200EUR). Take care not
to damage the copper cladding, also make sure not to bend the
7.
8.
9.
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inner conductor out of the straight line.
Check the complete preparation (dimensions). Careful
preparation is the key to good VSWR and especially to proper
PIM performance!
Clean the prepared cable end; remove any particles very carefully
with a brush. It is not recommended to use steel or similar hard
brushes, because these can deeply press particles inside the
dielectric. Adhesive tape can be used additionally to remove the
finest particles.
Screw the back-nut onto the outer conductor and over the jacket
until the outer conductor is in level with the check mark (2mm) on
the connector body. Use only low pressure to avoid damaging the
treaded gasket inside. The front part of the connector is equipped
with a built-in socket wrench; this can be used to screw the
adjustable back-nut into position.
Push the connector front part onto the prepared cable end; do never
turn the front part! Pay attention that the connector parts are well
aligned while tightening them by turning the back-nut only (first by
hand).
Keep the connector body steady and tighten the back-nut of the
connector by use of open end wrenches. Tighten properly to
mechanical stop (no visible gap between body and back-nut).
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©Radio Frequency Systems 2011. All rights reserved
Installation Instruction
2800128-C
CELLFLEX® Coaxial Cable
2800128-C (Replacement for 2800101)
SCF 12-50 Cables
OMNI FIT™ Premium Connectors Series D01
Connectors
Gloves
22 mm
(7/8”)
Consist of:
Body:
TRIM-U-14-78
Flaring tool: not required
Insert:
TRIM-IS12-D01
Insert consist of:
Blade holder: TRIM-IS12-D01
Collet:
TRIM-IS12
Marks for
adjustment
Sample picture of 717M-SCF12-D01 Instruction valid for complete D01 series
Safety precaution:
Fine file
TRIM-SET-S12-D01
Knife
Recommended with
Straight line, smooth &
fine-toothed saw
Pliers
Tape
716 Male
Interface
1
Optional
22 mm
(7/8”)
Brush
Back-nut
Measuring tool
Body
Inner conductor
cleaner/scraper
CC200EUR
2 x 22mm
(2 x 7/8”)
Sharp blade => Protective gloves required !
2
Take care – Sharp blades inside !
3
4.2
4.1
4.4
5
Universal Trimming Tool
These instructions are written for qualified and experienced personnel. Please study them carefully before starting any work. Any liability or
responsibility for the results of improper or unsafe installation practices is disclaimed. Please respect valid environmental regulations for assembly and
waste disposal. Always make sure to use appropriate personal protection!
7
6
8
4.3
4
4.5
9
16 - 18 mm
0.63 – 0.7 in
Check – use back-nut
in opposite direction
8 - 11 mm
0.31 – 0.43 in
10
11
Check mark 2 mm
12
2.0 mm
0.078 in
Installation method with Universal Trimming Tool
Attention: Trimming Tool to be handled and used with great care, blades are
extremely sharp! It is recommended to use protective gloves. Do not use great
force. Please refer to the instruction of the tool in addition! Keep the cable end
downwards in order to prevent particles from entering during preparation.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Cut the straightened cable in a right angle to cable axis with a fine
toothed hacksaw.
Insert the cable into the Trimming Tool and push against the inner stop
as shown. The cable fits properly to the complete insert (collet) of the
tool. Close blade housing of the tool.
Slowly rotate the Trimming Tool clockwise - as indicated by the arrow on
the tool - with slight pressure on the blade housing until jacket, outer
conductor and dielectric are cut. Open blade housing and remove the
tool.
Remove the cable jacket and outer conductor. Carefully cut the dielectric
lengthwise and remove it. Take care not to damage the copper cladding,
also make sure not to bend the inner conductor out of the straight line.
Carefully cut the second part of jacket lengthwise by knife and remove it.
Insert the inner conductor into the hole of the chamfer tool, then slowly
press and rotate the Trimming Tool clockwise several times to chamfer
the inner conductor.
Remove all edges very carefully; rework the outer conductor if necessary
in order to achieve a passable thread on the outer conductor. It is
recommended to check easy turn ability with the back-nut of the
connector as shown (use in reversed direction). Remove back-nut after
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
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Australia +61-3-9751-8400 • Brazil +55-11-4785-2433 • China + 86-21-3773-8888
checking.
It is imperative to achieve a pure metallic contact surface on the
protruding length of the inner conductor. This may be realized by
scraping away completely all foam and adhesive (thin layer may appear
transparent) from the inner conductor manually (fingernail) or with a
dedicated tool (e.g. CC200EUR). Take care not to damage the copper
cladding, also make sure not to bend the inner conductor out of the
straight line.
Check the complete preparation (dimensions). Careful preparation
is the key to good VSWR and especially to proper PIM performance!
Clean the prepared cable end; remove any particles very carefully with a
brush. It is not recommended to use steel or similar hard brushes,
because these can deeply press particles inside the dielectric. Adhesive
tape can be used additionally to remove the finest particles.
Screw the back-nut onto the outer conductor and over the jacket until the
outer conductor is in level with the check mark (2mm) on the connector
body. Use only low pressure to avoid damaging the treaded gasket
inside. The front part of the connector is equipped with a built-in socket
wrench; this can be used to screw the adjustable back-nut into position.
Push the connector front part onto the prepared cable end; do never turn
the front part! Pay attention that the connector parts are well aligned
while tightening them by turning the back-nut only (first by hand).
Keep the connector body steady and tighten the back-nut of the
connector by use of open end wrenches. Tighten properly to mechanical
stop (no visible gap between body and back-nut).
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©Radio Frequency Systems 2011. All rights reserved