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112 / 120 page ![]() DPD/DPDMA Stripping Instructions 112 www.ittcannon.com Dimensions shown in inch (mm) Specifications and dimensions subject to change How to Order How to Order ITT Cannon recommends resistance soldering for all solder contacts, particularly for RF cable where excessive heat will damage the dielectric. Wires should be pre-tinned. Shells, bushings, endbells and junction shells Jwhere applicable) must be slipped over wire bundles before soldering or crimping is started. The mechanical steps in wiring coaxials are described below. 1. Cut cable even. Trim to dimensions shown on tabulation. Care should be taken not to injure the conductor or dielectric. 3. Remove solder pot cover. Insert cable and solder conductor to contact. If a straight contact is used, the dielectric should but against contact solder pot. 4. Replace solder pot cover and solder braid to ferrule. 2. Comb braid, tin conductor and remove flux. If a 90 contact is used, bend conductor 90˚ after tinning. Single Gang - DPD/DPDMA The DPD/DPDMA can be engaged by means of a No. 10-32 steel jack screw and clinch nut. This coupling device is designed to fasten connectors securely when they are used in other than standard rack/ panel applications. The jack screws and clinch nuts are mounted on the shell flanges at the factory. They may be called out on either -33 or -34 shelis, although it is preferred to have jack screws on the -33 shell and the clinch nuts on the -34 shell. The device can be ordered on both DPD and DPDMA. Two Gang - DPD2/DPD2MA The DPD2 is engaged by means of a variety of screw mechanisms. Engaging devices are inter- changeable (within the thread group) with male or female mounting on either 33 or 34 shells. The accompanying tabulation lists the available engag- ing devices, male opposite female, with which they mate. R Coaxial (Straight and 90 ) Coax Type Straight R Coax RG-7/U RG-59/U RG-62/U RG-7/U RG-58/U RG-59/U RG-62/U .171 (4.34) .171 (4.34) .171 (4.34) .218 (5.54) .218 (5.54) .218 (5.54) .218 (5.54) .421 (10.69) .546 (13.87) .543 (13.87) .312 (7.92) .531 (13.49) .531 (13.49) .531 (13.49) .515 (13.08) .671 (17.04) .671 (17.04) .437 (11.10) .593 (15.06) .593 (15.06) .593 (15.06) 90 angle R Coax DPD-**-34*-1* N DPD-**-33*-1* S N = Clinch Nut S = Jack Screw The suffix "N" or "S" is placed immediately after the mounting hole variation; i.e., - 1AN, -1AS, etc. Engaging Device DPD2 MALE ENGAGING DEVICES Used On Part Number DPD2 DPD2MA F M MA CM CMRA DM DM-1 DM-2 DM-3 DM-7 CF DF FEMALE ENGAGING DEVICES #10-32 steel jack screw (on horizontal center line) -34 Shell #10-32 clinch nut on horizontal center line 1/4 hex with screwdriver slot & safety wire hole -33 Shell -72C2 -34PCM Cable Size A C BRAID DIELECTRIC CONDUCTOR Straight A B C COVER Trim B 90 Engaging Devices |
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