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Rev C

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of 11

Alkalies

Ammonia

Citrates

Phosphates Citrates

Sulfur Compounds

Amines

Carbonates

Nitrites

Sulfur Nitrites

Tartrates

D. Ultraviolet Light

Prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light may deteriorate the chemical composition used in the housings.

3.2. Special Characteristics

These Audio/Microphone connectors include a panel mounted receptacle connector and a free--hanging plug

connector. The receptacle connector consists of a receptacle housing and the specified number of socket

contacts. The housing features a locking collar, two locking tab entry slots, an antirotation key, and four

mounting fins.

The plug connector consist of a plug insert, a plug body, and the specified number of pin contacts. The insert

features two cable strain relief collets, a locking latch, an alignment groove, and an engagement groove. The

body features two locking tabs, a latch slot, a detent, and a flexible cable guard.

Each receptacle has a polarizing groove and each plug insert has a polarizing rib to ensure proper mating.

Contact cavities are numbered on the BACK of each connector to provide circuit identification. See Figure 1.

3.3. Panel Mounting Requirements

Audio/Microphone Connectors are designed for a combination of free--hanging and rear panel mount

application. For dimensions and layout design, refer to Figure 2.

Figure 2

17.78

[.700]

1.02 [.040]

3.18 [.125]

Panel Thickness

1.47--1.78

[.058--.070]

3.4. Wire Selection and Preparation

The wire size range for Audio/Microphone Connectors is 18 through 28 AWG and may be solid or

stranded.

Contacts which accept a wire size range of 18--20 AWG are special large conductor contacts which only fit into

customer--supplied audio/microphone connectors.

Prior to stripping the discrete wires, remove 20.65 mm [.813 in.] of the cable jacket.

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