VTAC USER MANUAL
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10/10/2022
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PIN 8
PIN 1
Figure E
. Front mating view
LARGE SIDE
(Keying)
SMALL SIDE
(Keying)
Figure D
. Mated inserts
Figure C
. Indentation (marked here in red for illustrative purposes) to
help identify location of pin position 1.
CIRCULAR
INDENTATIONS x 3
(bottom)
Figure B
. Rear mating end
REAR
MATING
END
Figure A
. Front mating end
FRONT
MATING
END
PIN 1
PATCHCORD
INSERT
(Circular
Bosses)
PASS-THRU
INSERT
(No Bosses)
NOTE:
The blue VTAC Insert used for patchcord termination,
versus the VTAC Pass-Thru Insert has raised circular bosses
on one side. When using a VTAC patchcord with multiple
inserts or multiple VTAC patchcords loaded side-by side in
a SIM module, these bosses are intended to mate with the
circular indentations on the opposite side of the insert to make
grouping easier.
1.
The VTAC Pass-Thru Insert has both a front mating end (
Figure A
) and rear
mating end (
Figure B
). The front mating end is used to mate with the front
mating end of additional VTAC Pass-Thru Inserts (
Figure D)
. The rear mating
end mates with VTAC Right Angle Inserts or VTAC Vertical Headers.
2.
There are two ways to identify pin position 1. The first method is a keying
feature that creates a large and a small side which only allows the insert to be
installed one-way to ensure correct orientation (
Figure E
).
3.
Pin position 1 can also be determined by a small indentation located on one
side of the insert (
Figure C
). Note that the insert is positioned with the three
circular indentations on the bottom.
NOTE:
The VTAC Insert serves as both an ITA and receiver insert.
VTAC PASS-THRU INSERT FEATURE IDENTIFICATION
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