User Manual

Quick-Start Guide

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Manual Revision: July 18, 2019

Product Diagram (CONNLOCKPK)

Part Function

1 Steel Cable Tether • Tether A/V Cables to A/V Adapters

2 Aluminum Ferrule

• Create a loop by routing the Steel Cable Tether

through each opening

• Crimp to secure the Steel Cable Tether loop

3 Heat Shrink Tubing • Shrink around the crimped Aluminum Ferrules

Requirements

• Swaging Tool x 1

• (Optional) Heat Gun x 1

• (Optional) Wire Cable Cutter x 1

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Installation

1. (Optional) Thread the Heat Shrink Tubing onto the center of the Steel Cable

Tether.

Note: This step is necessary if you plan to utilize the Heat Shrink Tubing.

2. Thread the Aluminum Ferrules onto each end of the Steel Cable Tether.

3. Wrap one end of the Steel Cable Tether around the A/V Cable.

Connectivity Lock - Steel Cable Tether

4. Route the working end of the Steel Cable Tether back into the second hole in the

Aluminum Steel Ferrule.

5. Cinch the Steel Cable Tether until it ts snugly around the A/V Cable.

Note: Do not cinch the Steel Cable Tether down all the way. Cinch the Steel Cable

Tether until it is no longer possible to slip the loop over the connectors of the AV

Cable.

6. Crimp the Aluminum Steel Ferrule in the appropriate tting of a Swaging Tool.

(Figure 1)

Note: It may be necessary to crimp the Aluminum Steel Ferrule a few times to create

a strong and circular shaped crimp.

7. Wrap the other end of the Steel Cable Tether around the cable portion of the A/V

Adapter.

Figure 1

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Quick-Start Guide Connectivity Lock - Steel Cable Tether Product Diagram (CONNLOCKPK) 4. Route the working end of the Steel Cable Tether back into the second hole in the Aluminum Steel Ferrule. 5. Cinch the Steel Cable Tether until it fits snugly around the A/V Cable. 2 1 3 Note: Do not cinch the Steel Cable Tether down all the way. Cinch the Steel Cable Tether until it is no longer possible to slip the loop over the connectors of the AV Cable. 6.
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8. Repeat steps 4 to 6 to secure the Connectivity Lock to the cable portion of the A/V Adapter. (Figure 2) Figure 2 9. (Optional) Slide the Heat Shrink Tubing over the crimped Aluminum Ferrules. 10. (Optional) Apply heat to the Heat Shrink Tubing using a Heat Gun. Always keep the Heat Gun moving to ensure the heat is evenly distributed over the Heat Shrink Tubing. (Figure 3) Note: Apply just enough heat to shrink the Heat Shrink Tubing.