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1.       Figure A  Module Cap Alignment Diagram              MODULE CAP SCREWS  i MODULE CAP                   Figure B  Extraction Tool  Part   910 112 125        MODULE TAP SOREW    MODULE CAP       RETAINING  TAR    PRESS DWN  TO EXTRACT  CONTACT        PRESS DOW  LATIL FULLY  SEATED    FIBER OPTIC  CONTACT    CENH             Figure C  Be sure to keep the tool perpendicular so as  to avoid bent pins        1 1 For more information  visit voc com    4 10 13    FIBER OPTIC CONTACTS AND MODULES USER   S MANUAL  SECTION 1    VIRGINIA PANEL CORPORATION          FIBER OPTIC STRAIN RELIEF GUIDE    TOOLS REQUIRED  Receiver Strain Relief Plate  Part   510 109 116 298  ITA Strain Relief Plate  Part   510 109 296    STRAIN RELIEF GUIDELINES   1  Ensure that the bend radius exceeds the minimum bend  radius of the fiber optic wire at all times  The minimum bend  radius for the fiber optic wire is 15x the diameter of the cable   Figure A    Max Bend for 62 5 125u or 62 5 125u Multimode  1 77     45 mm   Max Bend for POF  1 18     30 mm     2  The bend radius minimum must be adhered to when tying  down wires to the strain relief plate  Use two sets of wire ties  for each wire  Take care not to crush fiber optic wire when  cinching the wire tie  For receiver side wires  leave a slight  amount of slack in the cable when securing them to the strain  relief plate to allow the contacts to align when the modules  are engaged  Figure B               FIBER OPTIC  WIRE    BEND RADIUS   15x CABLE  D
2. FIBER OPTIC CONTACTS AND MODULES USER   S MANUAL  SECTION 1    VIRGINIA PANEL CORPORATION          FIBER OPTIC RECEIVER CONTACT INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL    TOOLS REQUIRED   0 050    Allen Wrench   Flat Head Screwdriver   Phillips Screwdriver for iCon modules   Mini Fiber Optic Extraction Tool  Part  910 112 125    CONTACT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS   1  Remove the dust cap from the VPC contact to be inserted    2  Insert the assembled contact into the back  wiring side  of the  assembled module  The contact can only go into one side  Ensure that  the contact is squared up with the corresponding module location    3  Once in place  pull the wire slightly to ensure that the contact is  seated     CONTACT REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS   1  Remove the module from the receiver frame    NOTE  For more information concerning the process of removing the  module from the receiver frame  see module installation and removal  instructions in Section 2 of this User   s Manual    2  Use the 0 050  Allen wrench to remove the module cap screws located  at the top  middle and bottom of the module  Figure B     3  Grasp the module halves and apply force in opposite directions   rocking the ends of the module slightly while pulling the module cap  away from the mating bottom section  Be sure to open both sides of  the module simultaneously or contacts could be damaged    4  Place the Mini Fiber Optic Extraction Tool  part   910 112 125  Figure  C   over the contact to be removed replaced  Use care to kee
3. IAMETER                  Figure A  Minimum bend radius is 15x the diameter of  the wire           USE TWO TIES PER WIRE    DO NOT CRUSH FIBER OPTIC  CABLES WHEN CINCHING ZIP  TIES FOR STRAIN RELIEF        INNER PORTION OF RECEIVER SIDE  CONTACTS MUST BE FREE TO MOVE  DURING ITA ENGAGEMENT    DISENGAGED         DETAIL A  SCALE 3 1    INNER PORTION OF RECEIVER SIDE  CONTACTS MUST BE FREE TO MOVE  DURING ITA ENGAGEMENT    ENGAGED           Figure B  Use two wire ties for each wire  Make sure fo cinch  the ties loosely enough so the wire can move freely when the  modules are engaged     WHEN HANDLING FIBER OPTIC CABLES DO NOT  LOOK INTO THE ENDS OF ANY CONNECTOR  LASER  LIGHT COULD CAUSE PERMANENT EYE DAMAGE        1 3 For more information  visit voc com 4 10 13    
4. p the  tool perpendicular to the surface of the module  otherwise the tool or  contact could be damaged    5  Once the extraction tool is seated and the retaining ring tabs on the  contact are compressed  push the tool into the module  The contact  will be pushed out of the rear of the module    6  For 19 and 76 position modules  do not tighten screws  Insert an ITA  contact in positions 2 and 18 or 2A and 18A  for 76 position modules  to  properly align the module cap  With the ITA contacts in place  tighten  the module cap screws  Do not over tighten screws  screw torque limit  is 13     1 in oz    For all other modules  replace the module cap  Figure A  using both  hands to push the separated halves together  Replace and tighten the  module cap screws to a maximum torque of 2 in lbs  0 23 Nm      DO NOT PUSH THE TOOL INTO THE MODULE UNTIL THE TIP  OF THE EXTRACTION TOOL HAS BEEN FULLY SEATED INTO  THE MODULE AND COMPRESSED THE RETAINING RING  TABS ON THE CONTACT        NOTE  The process shown here uses standard 90 series modules  The same  process is used for modules from other series    NOTE  If you are using a hybrid module  you may need to reference the  User   s Manual for the other contact type for extraction instructions     WHEN HANDLING FIBER OPTIC CABLES DO NOT  LOOK INTO THE ENDS OF ANY CONNECTOR  LASER  LIGHT COULD CAUSE PERMANENT EYE DAMAGE           FIBER OPTIC  ia CONTACTS  aiii Fi MODULE CAP SCREW       MODULECAP          FIBER OPTIC  RECEIVER CONTACT       
    
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