Housing
Subassembly
Center Contact
Outer Sleeve
Heat-Shrink
Tubing
TE PART NO.
PREVIOUS PART NO.
CABLE TYPE
1059540-1
4536-7341-02
RG55/U, 142, 223, 400
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Instruction Sheet
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LOC B
408-8267
OSP* Flange Mount Cable
Jack Connector 1059540-1
20 SEP 11 Rev B
Figure 1
1. INTRODUCTION
This instruction sheet contains the assembly
procedure for OSP Flange Mount Cable Jack
Connector 1059540-1. Refer to Figure 1. These
connectors are floating rear mount, crimp attachment
type connectors that attach to the cable listed in Figure
1. Figure 1 also contains the previous part number for
the flange mount cable jack connector.
NOTE
i
Dimensions on this sheet are in millimeters [with
inches in brackets], unless otherwise specified.
Figures are not drawn to scale.
The table below references the tools required to apply
this connector. The table includes tool description, TE
part number, and the corresponding “previous” part
number.
TOOL
DESCRIPTION
PART NO. CROSS-REFERENCE
TE NO.
PREVIOUS NO.
Crimping Tool
1060713-1
5698-5014-54
(T-4718)
Crimping Die
1060714-1
5698-5015-54
(T-4702-1 Die No. B)
Contact Holder
1055454-1
2098-5221-10
(T-4578)
Reasons for revision can be found in Section 3,
REVISION SUMMARY.
2. ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
2.1. Preparing the Coaxial Cable End
1. Place the heat-shrink tubing and outer sleeve on
the cable.
Inner
Conductor
Dielectric
Heat-Shrink
Tubing
2.16 +/- .254
[.085 +/- .010]
Cable
Braid
Outer
Sleeve
Cable
Jacket
Figure 2
2. Using a knife, remove the end portion of the cable
jacket.
DANGER
STOP
To avoid personal injury, be sure to use personal
protection, including gloves, when handling a knife,
3. Trim the cable braid to length.
4. Trim the cable dielectric to length.
5. Trim the inner conductor to length.
6. Flare the cable braid.
2.2. Soldering Center Contact to Cable Inner Conductor
(Figure 3)
DANGER
STOP
The soldering equipment is hot. To avoid personal
injury, be sure to exercise caution when working
around soldering equipment.
1. Tin the inner conductor of the cable.
