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CABLINE-UM Instruction Manual

Document No.

HIM-18033-04EN

Confidential C

【Caution in Cable Connector Handling】

・Handle the cable connector carefully in cable harnessing work so that pulling force is NOT applied to specific

cables.

・Be careful so that pulling force and/or repeated bending force is NOT applied to the cable attachment part

of a cable connector.

・Do not pull cable that will apply excess force to it or it may damage or unmate the connectors. [Fig. 27]

・Do not pull cable to unmate connectors or it may damage receptacle. [Fig. 28]

Fig.27-1 Fig.27-2

Fig.28-1 Fig.28-2 Photo.2

It is recommended to fix a cable in order to prevent pulling

force from being applied to the cable attachment part.

Cable Attachment Part of a Connector

Fig.26

Summary of Contents for CABLINE-UM

Page 1: ...t No Plug 20877 0 T 0 Receptacle 20879 0 E 0 Instruction Manual 4 S20389 August 6 2020 T Masunaga H Ikari 3 S19758 December 13 2019 T Masunaga H Ikari 2 S19466 August 1 2019 T Masunaga H Ikari 1 S18713 August 1 2019 Y Miyazaki T Masunaga H Ikari Rev ECN Date Prepared by Checked by Approved by ...

Page 2: ...ling of CABLINE UM connector plug with cable for the purpose of proper use Connector Name Part number The cable side connector Product Name CABLINE UM Plug Part No 20877 0 T 0 The PCB side connector Product Name CABLINE UM Receptacle Part No 20879 0 E 0 part shows the number of the connector position part shows the variation Please refer to the drawing for details ...

Page 3: ...Instruction Manual Document No HIM 18033 04EN 3 15 Confidential C Lock cover finger hook Names of each part of the connector Mating direction I PEX mark Lock cover Plug finger hook Lock cover open Plug Receptacle ...

Page 4: ...ts numbers Comparing Receptacle parts numbers 20879 0 E 01 Shell Soldering Area Refer to red dotted box below PULL TAPE HOLDER PULL TAPE 20877 0 E 02 Without Lock Cover 20877 0 E 03 With PULL TAPE HOLDER 20877 0 E 01 With Lock Cover 20879 0 E 02 Shell Soldering Area Refer to blue dotted box below ...

Page 7: ...ward on one end and repeat it again on opposite side to release lock cover Make sure that the inner lock part is completely released see Fig 9 TYPE 1 Hook both ends of the Plug with the nail and withdraw the connector see Fig 10 TYPE 2 Jump up both ends of the plug one by one and withdraw the connector see Fig 11 Fig 9 Fig 10 TYPE 1 Fig 11 TYPE 2 LOCK ...

Page 9: ...033 04EN 9 15 Confidential C Fig 15 Pull Jig When withdrawal using pull jig jig shape is presented in Fig 16 for reference pos A B C D 30P 18 2 16 6 12 8 15 5 40P 22 2 20 6 16 8 19 5 Unit mm Fig 16 Reference Plug Pull Jig The front view The side view ...

Page 11: ...cument No HIM 18033 04EN 11 15 Confidential C CAUTION Do not unmate plug before opening lock cover or it may damage receptacle and decreases plug retention force Fig 20 Unmating connectors by force Initial Damaged Photo 1 Damaged RECE ...

Page 12: ...PULL TAPE For connector with PULL TAPE HOLDER only Place the TAPE attached to the PULL TAPE HOLDER vertically against PCB Hold center of the PULL TAPE with fingers and pull up vertically to unmate plug from receptacle Fig 21 Mated Connector with PULL TAPE Fig 22 Unmating connectors by pulling PULL TAPE ...

Page 15: ...um areas of receptacle top surface If current vacuum nozzle for mounter cannot vacuum well refer to figure 30 for recommended vacuum nozzle design Fig 30 Recommended Vacuum Nozzle Design Unit mm Vacuum area Vacuum area Vacuum area Vacuum area Fig 29 Recommended Receptacle Vacuum Area Unit mm 20879 040E 01 20879 030E 01 20879 040E 02 20879 030E 02 Vacuum nozzle ...