Lectrosonics RATPAC Manual de Usario

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RATPAC
Connector Kit
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Rio Rancho, NM, USA
www.lectrosonics.com
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Build a right angle TA5 or TA3 connector.
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Parts Description and Details
The RATPAC (Right Angle T connector PACkage) is a
versatile kit for building a right angle connector for use
with the SR receiver or Lectrosonics transmitters. The
3-pin configuration is normally used for the rear panel
audio outputs of the SR receiver. The 5-pin configura-
tion is the standard connector for most belt pack trans-
mitters and the front panel outputs on the 5P version
of the SR receiver.
The kit includes a standard TA5F connector, a 3-pin in-
sert, modified cable clamp, modified backshell, tubing,
set screws with wrench, and a machined aluminum
right angle housing.
TA3F
Modified
TA5F parts
Spare set screw and
wrench included
The right angle housing is a unique machined alumi-
num part that adapts a TA Series connector to work
with a range of cable sizes and 3-pin or 5-pin inserts.
Keyway to
prevent cable
clamp from
turning
Threaded
hole for set
screw
A standard TA connector sleeve is used with either a
3-pin or 5-pin insert and a modified cable clamp. The
insert nests inside the sleeve and is held in place by a
spacer and metal retainer. The sleeve is held in place
by two set screws in the machined aluminum housing.
The shrink tubing can be used wherever it is useful to
provide an additional strain relief. Cable is not included
in the kit and is shown only to illustrate the use of the
large and small silicon tubing.
Connector
sleeve
3-pin/5-pin
insert
Plastic
spacer
Metal
retainer
Right angle
housing
Set
screws
Allen
wrench
Standard
cable
clamp
Modified
backshell
Large
silicon
tubing
Standard
backshell
Small
silicon
tubing
Shrink
tubing
The tab on the cable
clamp nests into the
keyway on the right
angle housing
Completed connector
with larger cable.
Completed connector
with smaller cable.
Assembly
The example shown here illustrates an assembly with
a larger cable and 3-pin insert, which could be used
with the SREXT rear panel on the SR receiver.
Model Description
Rio Rancho, NM 3
IMPORTANT: Connect the cable into the receiver
or microphone and make sure it is working before
crimping the cable clamp.
Slide the cable clamp into the hous-
ing, making sure the tab seats in the
keyway on the housing. Gently push
the cable into the housing to leave a
little slack in the wires before crimp-
ing.
DO NOT ROTATE THE
CONNECTOR SLEEVE MORE
THAN 90 DEGREES IN TRYING
TO ORIENT THE CABLE EXIT
DIRECTION.
Step 6
Crimp the tabs on the cable clamp.
If it is necessary to ground the
housing to the cable, use the
smaller cable clamp tabs to grab the
cable shield. The larger tabs should
always go over the cable insulation and the tubing to
keep the insulation from working up the cable. The
housing will normally ground to the transmitter case
through the retainer, but some lavalieres really like to
have the cable clamp tabs grab the shield for better RF
rejection.
Step 7
Slide the backshell over the clamp and thread it onto
the housing.
Smaller
crimping tabs
Larger
crimping tabs
Silicon
tubing
Backshell
(modified or standard)
Metal
retainer
Plastic
spacer
Insert
(3-pin or 5-pin)
Connector
sleeve
Tab in keyway
NOTE: Larger silicon tubing is normally positioned over
the cable clamp after it is crimped. Smaller silicon tubing is
normally positioned under the cable clamp before it is crimped.
Also see Step 6 below about grounding of some lavaliere mics.
Step 1
Install the set screws into the right angle housing. Turn
them in a few turns, but do not tighten them. Slide all
the parts onto the cable in the order shown above.
Step 2
Strip the outer insulation of the cable back about 1/2
inch. Strip the insulation on the inner wires back about
1/8 inch.
Step 3
Solder the wires onto the pins on the insert as needed.
For the SR receiver, refer
to its manual for pinouts.
http://www.lectrosonics.
com/manuals/SRman.pdf
For microphones to be
used with Lectrosonics transmitters, refer to the Servo
Bias Mic Wiring document.
http://www.lectrosonics.com/service/ServoBiasWiring.pdf
Step 4
Slide the spacer up, align the flats on it and then attach
it to the insert. Make sure the metal retainer is in posi-
tion on the plastic spacer and slide the assembly into
the connector sleeve. The flats must be aligned with
the black button on the sleeve for the assembly to fully
nest inside the sleeve.
Step 5
Orient the connector sleeve in the desired position
while the cable can freely rotate inside the housing.
Gently slide
the cable and
connector as-
sembly back
through the
housing until
the connector
is seated.
Apply pressure to make sure the connector assembly
is completely seated in the housing. Insert the long
end of the allen wrench and tighten the two set screws
to secure the connector sleeve.
1/2”
1/8”
Shield
Align flats with button
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Especificaciones del producto

Marca: Lectrosonics
Categoría: No categorizado
Modelo: RATPAC

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