114-32120 Datasheet, PDF (15/16 Pages) TE Connectivity Ltd – 3.9-mm Pitch 85-Ohm and 100-Ohm

114-32120
5.2. PC Board Support
A pc board support must have minimum thickness of 1 and a flat surface with holes or a channel wide and
deep enough to receive any protruding compliant pins and parts. A pc board support must be used:
— with pc boards having a thickness less than 2 to allow clearance for protruding contact tails
— during seating of a connector onto the pc board
— during removal of a guide pin or guide module from the pc board
5.3. Seating Tools and Removal Tools
A customer-designed flat rock must be used to seat the connectors.
The removal tool assembly for the PiR and PiC receptacles includes all of the tooling to remove a receptacle
from the pc board. The tooling is designed to be used based on the receptacle size and position on the pc
board.
5.4. Power Units
A power unit is an automatic or semi-automatic machine used to supply the force to seat the connector onto the
pc board using seating tools. The power unit must have a ram and be capable of supplying a downward force
needed to seat the connector. Typical power units from TE include, but are not limited to, the power units
shown.
5.5. Manual Arbor Frame Assembly
Manual arbor frame assemblies are used to exert a downward force used to apply connectors to a pc board
using seating tools. Commercially arbor frame assemblies are available.
Model BMEP 5T Machine
1585696-1
Model MEP 6T Machine
1585699-1
Manual Arbor Frame Assembly
(Commercially Available)
PC Board Support
(Customer Supplied)
Flat Rock for Seating Connectors
(Customer Designed)
Figure 12
Removal Tool Assembly for Receptacles
(For Part Numbers, Contact TOOLING
ASSISTANCE CENTER at Number at
Bottom of Page 1)
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