OCTOBYTE

OCTOBYTE
OCTOBY
TE
The Faster 4/8 Pole Interconnect System
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FAS T A N D RU GGE D 4 / 8 PO L E IN TE RC O N N E CT
SYS T E M FOR E T H E RN E T DATA AP PL ICATIO N S
for Ethernet Data Applications
OCTOBER 2013
The Faster
4/8 Pole Interconnect System
for Ethernet Data Applications
Glenair series ITH connector with Octobyte™ contacts is available with fully dedicated
ETHERNET protocol or in a combo version where a mix of signal-power and Ethernet is
required. RoHS compliant, IP67 (IP68 on request) exceeds performance expectations
typical in harsh environmental applications found throughout rail and industrial markets.
OCTOBYTE™ contacts are vibration resistant and designed to work with ETHERNET cables
from CAT 5 to CAT 7A, MVB-WTB, RG58 Coax.
Adam E. Moreira
ITH connectors with OCTOBYTE™ contacts are easy and fast to assemble, making them the best solution for
harsh environmental applications where signal reliability is a must:
• Communter rail
• Passenger information systems (audio/video/digital displays)
• Monitoring and control (braking/doors/lighting/data)
• Heavy industry
• Data control
• Safety systems
Commuter Train Applications
Tested in accordance with:
ISO F0 STP: CAT 7A
EN50173-1 F600-STP: CAT 7
EN50173-1 D STP: CAT 5E
Masakazu Matsumoto
Tested for compliance according to EN50173-1 standards set for
CAT5E and CAT7. Testing was conducted using 12 jumpers, each 7.5
meters in length for a total of 90 meters.
Passenger Information Systems
Number of
Contacts
8 = 8 Poles
Q
0
8
Contact
Size
Alternative
Colour
(See Table II)
Cable Range
(See Table I)
P - X
Contact Gender
P = Male
S = Female
Ø15.6
B1 -
XXX
- 7A
Gold
Plating
See Table I
See Table I
ETHERNET CAT 7A contacts
Contact Bucket Detail
Data Transmission Ethernet Contacts for:
Wire Size : AWG 22 - AWG 28
»» ETHERNET CAT 6A
»» ETHERNET CAT 7
»» ETHERNET CAT 7A
Ø0.9 Max
Featuring:
»» Internal crimpable contacts
»» Inspectable contact
»» Integrated cable clamp
»» Low mating force
Technical Characteristics:
»» Current rating: 5A max
»» Voltage drop (at 5A and 25°C): 70mV max
Materials and Finish:
»» Copper alloy and gold plating
Inserts:
»» Thermoplastic resin
Table I
Wire Size Type
A
B
C
Cable O.D. Range
6-7
7-8
8-9
Table II
Colour Code
Colour
Omitted For Standard
G14
Black
G14GN
Green
G14GY
Grey
G14R
Red
G14Y
Yellow
Ø15.1
Number of
Contacts
8 = 8 Poles
Q
0
8
Contact Size
Cable Range
(See Table I)
P - X
Contact Gender
P = Male
S = Female
B1
Gold
Plating
See Table I
Ø15.1
See Table I
Ø15.1
ETHERNET CAT 5 CONTACTS
Data Trasmission Contacts for:
»» • ETHERNET CAT 5
»» • ETHERNET CAT 5E
»» • ETHERNET CAT 6
»» • ETHERNET CAT 6A
Contact Bucket Detail
Wire Size: AWG 22 - AWG 28
Ø 0.9 Max
Featuring:
»» - Internal crimpable contacts
»» - Inspectable contact
»» - Integrated cable clamp
»» - Low mating force
Technical Characteristics:
»» - Current rating: 5A max
»» - Voltage drop (at 5A and 25°C): 70mV max
Materials and Finish:
»» - Copper alloy and gold plating
Inserts:
»» - Thermoplastic resin
UL94V0-NFF16-102 12F3 Exigence 3
Table 1
Wire Size Type
A
B
C
Cable O.D. Range
6-7
7-8
8-9
Contact Gender
P = Male
S = Female
Q
0
CX
Contact Size
Gold Plating
P - RG58
Cables:
RG58 - 50 Ohm
RG59U - 75 Ohm
Ø5.2 - 4.5
(Cable Range
Ø15.1
COAX CONTACTS
Data Trasmission Contacts for:
»» RG58
Featuring:
»» Internal solder contacts
»» Inspectable contact
»» Integrated cable clamp
»» Low mating force
Technical Characteristics:
»» Current rating: 5A max
»» Voltage drop (at 5A and 25°C): 70mV max
Materials and Finish:
»» Copper alloy and gold plating
Inserts:
»» P.T.F.E.
B1
Ø15.1
Ø5.2 - 4.5
(Cable Range)
Crimp the ferrule on the braid using the following tools:
Crimping tool:
M22520 / 5-01
Die Assy for RG58: M22520 / 5-05A
Die asy for RG59
M22520 /5-45 B
Die asy for RG142
M22520 / 5-45 A
Die asy for RG174
M22520 / 5-08 A
Die asy for RG179
M22520 / 5-08 A
Die asy for RG223
M22520 / 5-45 A
For COAX assembly instructions visit:
http://www.glenair.com/interconnects/commital/its/pdf/
contacts_and_tools_cc_700xx.pdfcontacts_and_tools_
cc_700xx.pdf
Number of
Contacts
(4 = 4 Poles)
Q
0
Contact Size
4
Cable Range
(See Table I)
P - X
Contact Gender
P = Male
S = Female
B1
Gold Plating
See Table I
ETHERNET MVB - WBT
contacts
Data Trasmission Contacts for:
»» MVB - Multifunctional Vehicle Bus
»» WTB - Wired Train Bus
Ø 15.1
See Table I
Featuring:
»» Internal crimpable contacts
»» Inspectable contact
»» Integrated cable clamp
»» Low mating force
CONTACT BUCKET DETAIL
WIRE SIZE : AWG 18 - AWG 22
Technical Characteristics:
Ø 1.2 Max
»» Current rating: 5A max
»» Voltage drop (at 5A and 25°C): 70mV max
Materials and Finish:
»» Copper alloy and gold plating
Inserts:
»» Thermoplastic resin
UL94V0-NFF16-12 12F3 Exigence 3
Table I
Wire Size Type
A
B
C
AD
Cable O.D. Range
6-7
7- 8
8-9
Ø 15.1
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Contacts and To
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Size #23 Crimp Contact In
Insertion, Extraction and Crimping Tools
Manual Crimping Tool
Series 80 Mighty Mouse
Contacts and
Tools
Manual
Crimping Tool
M.105015
809-136
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Remove
Size
#23 Contacts
Size and
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Contact
Instructions
Adjustment Wheel
1
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crimp tool. The label on the positioner shows
the
proper
setting
for each
wire size.
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the Contacts
To Terminate, tool
Install
and
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adjustment wheel to the correct setting.
Adjustment Wheel
Crimp Tool. Install proper positioner into
tool. The label Strip
on theWire.
positioner
shows
Remove wire insulation, taking care
tool setting for each wire size. Turn the
to avoid
nicking or cutting wire strands. Strip
t wheel to the correct
setting.
2
1
wire to length shown.
Wire. Remove wire insulation, taking care
id nicking or cutting
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Crimp Tool
visible in the inspection hole.
wire into contact. The wire should be
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INSPECTION
HOLE
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tool as shown. Make
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the Make
contact is fully inserted into
contact into crimp
as shown.
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contact
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inserted
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Insertion⁄Extraction
809-088 Tool 809-088
RACTION TIP
HITE END
INSERTION TIP
BLUE END
5
5
contact into connector.
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EXTRACTION
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INSERTION TIP
BLUE END
gh the rear grommetWHITE
untilEND
the contact
place. This can usually be done by hand
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into connector. Push the contact
a tool is helpful. There
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method
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by hand,
then
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tool
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into place. This can
RUBBER
nsertion. The other method is to position
without
need
for a tool. If the wire gage is #26
on tip against
thethe
contact
shoulder,
GROMMET
or smaller,
a tool is helpful. There are two techniques
t the contact.
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88 to install
contacts.
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the wire into
for installing contacts
with a tool. One method is to
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push the contact in by hand, then use the tool to
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ct Extraction. Use tool 809-088. The white
tool
809-088
to
install
contacts.
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used for contact extraction. First, push
RUBBER
the groove
ontip.
the
blue
to the groove
of the metal
Slide
the end of the tool. Slide the
GROMMET
ool into the
connector.
Push
the
tool
into
tool tip up the contact until it touches the contact
ctor cavity until the tip bottoms in the
shoulder. USE CARE TO AVOID DAMAGING THE
Avoid wiggling or rocking the tip. This may
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