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8. Be sure the center pin of the cable is aligned with the socket of the
Do not cross-thread the nut of the semi-rigid cable on the shell of the mating
C A U T I O N
connector. Do not over-tighten the nut. Either of these actions can result in
damage to the microwave device to which the cable is connected.
9. Ensure the cable is seated in the mating connector at both ends, then
10. Start the nut on the mating connector with your ngers. If resistance is
11. Tighten both connector nuts nger-tight.
12. Using a 5/16-inch torque wrench, tighten each connector nut to a value
1. Disconnect 3.5 mm (SMA) connectors from the mating connector by
T o Disconnect Semi-rigid
loosening the 5/16-inch nut until it is completely free of the mating
Cables:
connector. Loosen the nuts at both ends of the cable before attempting to
remove either end.
2. When both nuts are completely free of the mating connectors, pull the
semi-rigid cable gently until the center pins disengage from the mating
sockets.
3. Place protective caps on semi-rigid cable connectors, and store cables to
prevent damage to the center pins or accidental bending.
SMB Connectors
Three
exible coaxial cables with SMB (push-on) connectors carry signals
between the HP 70340A and the HP 70341A.
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mating connector, then gently push the cable into place. For short cables,
insert both center pins simultaneously.
slide the nuts along the cable to the mating connectors.
felt, back the nut away from the connector and begin again.
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of 8.0
1.0 lbs-in.
Reference
Connectors
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