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3.
Solder the conductors to the switch terminals to
obtain the desired function (see Figure 3 for switch
configuration.) Take care no to leave long bare
conductors that may bridge across terminals and
make unintended connections.
NOTE: When the switch is used to make connections in the
middle of a cable run, It is very important to preserve continuity
in the cable shield. If a splice is necessary for this, be sure it is
insulated from other terminals, or you may employ an unused
switch terminal to make the connection. Leaving the shield dis-
continuous may cause undesirable hum in a circuit.
TERMINAL SIDE OF SWITCH
FIGURE 3
4.
Assemble the switch by inserting the tab on the
bottom back of the switch into the slot in the upper
case front. (See Figure 4)
5.
Insert the flange in the flex relief into the slot be-
tween the case bottom and the small horizontal
projection.
6.
If the strain relief is used, align its hole with the hole
in the center boss in the lower case front. Align the
cable to one side of the boss.
NOTE: If the cable is knotted to provide a strain relief, the center
boss in the case may be inserted through the center of the knot
with the cable lying to the side of the boss.
ASSEMBLING THE SWITCH
FIGURE 4
7.
Use the three provided thread-forming screws to fas-
ten the case back to the case front, making sure not
to pinch any leads. (If the strain relief is used, make
certain that it is captured by the screw through the
lower center back of the case.)
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