Manual

Wireless Telecom Group Inc.
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Parsippany, NJ 07054
United States
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B/SensConnCare/0212/EN
Note: Specifications, terms and conditions
are subject to change without prior notice.
Preventing Test Port Connector Damage
• Keep connectors clean and protect using the plastic end
caps provided with each sensor.
• Inspect connectors regularly, and look for metal debris,
scratches or dents.
• Clean contact surface andthreads with clean& drycom-
pressed air.
• Alignconnectorsrstandonlyrotatetheconnectornut.
• Always follow MIL-C-39012standards for making a con-
nection
• AMIL-C-39012orprecisiontype“N”connectorisrecom-
mended for the RF line signal source connection
• Afterproperalignment,rotatetheconnectornutbyhand
to connect, or disconnect the connector of the sensor from
a signal source or power meter.
• If “N” connector is not equipped with a hex, it is recom-
mendedtouseaspeciedmatingtorque.
• Do not over-tighten the connector by using the sensor
body for additional leverage
1) Only rotate the connector nut, DO NOT use the sensor body
or device to tighten the connector.
2) Do not use a torque wrench to tighten the connector.
3) Do not use a connector with deformed threads, or a bent or
broken conductor.
4) Do not touch mating-plane surfaces with oily, or wax-like
non-conductive substances
5) Do not apply a lateral force to the center conductor
Safety Recommendations
Figure 12.
TIGHTEN
HOLD
Type-N (m)
Type-N(f)
Required Depth
Conductor Pin
Bulkhead
NOTE: A common cause for “N” Type Connector damage is a bulk-
head without the required mating connector depth (Red Projection).