307001120 Molex Inc, 307001120 Datasheet

HOUSING DR FEMALE 12 CKT GRAY

307001120

Manufacturer Part Number
307001120
Description
HOUSING DR FEMALE 12 CKT GRAY
Manufacturer
Molex Inc
Series
H-DAC 64™ 30700r
Datasheet

Specifications of 307001120

Connector Type
Receptacle
Contact Type
Female Socket
Number Of Positions
12
Pitch
0.100" (2.54mm)
Number Of Rows
2
Row Spacing
0.100" (2.54mm)
Mounting Type
Free Hanging (In-Line)
Contact Termination
Crimp
Fastening Type
Latch Holder
Color
Gray
Note
Contacts Not Provided
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Features
-
Other names
30700-1120
307001120
WM4325

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HDAC .64 User Manual
Connector Assembly Reference Manual
REV 1 – May 9, 2006

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307001120 Summary of contents

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HDAC .64 User Manual Connector Assembly Reference Manual REV 1 – May 9, 2006 ...

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Table of Contents Section 1: Product Introduction Section 2: Product Summary Section 3: Connector Assembly Section 4: Connector Mating Section 5: Service Instructions HDAC 0.64 User Manual 2 ...

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Product Introduction HDAC 0.64 Product Line HDAC 0.64 User Manual 3 ...

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Section 1: Product Introduction This instructions manual contains supplemental information pertaining to the Molex HDAC 0.64 Product Line. For product ordering information, please contact your Molex Inside Sales Representative at (800)786-6539. For electronic copies and future updates of this document, ...

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Section 2: Product Summary A. Connector Assemblies HDAC 0.64 Receptacle Connector Assembly HDAC 0.64 User Manual HDAC 0.64 Blade Connector Assembly Housing TPA 5 ...

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Section 2: Product Summary TYCO Blade Terminal • Base Material Copper Alloy • Plating Options Tin, Gold • Wire Sizes: 16,18,20,22 AWG Molex Receptacle Terminal PN 34083-3001 • Base Material Copper Alloy • Plating Options Tin, Gold • Wire Sizes: ...

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Section 3: Connector Assembly A. Connectors shown in “As Shipped” Connector Position TPA’s shown in “as shipped” condition (pre-lock). The TPA must remain in the pre-lock position until all circuits are loaded. HDAC 0.64 User Manual 7 ...

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Section 3: Connector Assembly B. Terminal Installation: With TPA still in pre-lock position, orient terminal to rear of connector as shown below. Grip the wire no less than 1.25 inches from the terminal insulation crimp and insert through appropriate circuit ...

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Section 3: Connector Assembly C. Seating the TPA With the receptacle terminals fully installed, the TPA can be seated into its final lock position by applying an even force to the TPA surface until it comes to a stop, with ...

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Section 4: Connector Mating Keying Features HDAC 0.64 User Manual Note and align connector keying features, from receptacle connector to blade connector. Begin mating procedure by sliding the receptacle connector assembly and blade connector assembly together, press firmly until you ...

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Section 5: Service Instructions A. Un-mate procedure To un-mate the connectors, push connector together to unload the latch system. Than depress the latch with your thumb (step 1). Continue to depress the latch, and gently pull apart connector assemblies (step2). ...

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Section 5: Service Instructions B. TPA Servicing Receptacle Step 1: Insert a small screwdriver, or service tool (max width = 2.0 mm) into the designated pry point. Step 2: Using the housing as a pivot point gently push out on ...

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Section 5: Service Instructions C. TPA servicing the Blade connector Step 1: Insert a small screwdriver into the two small extraction holes Step 2: Push on opposite sides of the TPA latch until it is removed from the connector housing. ...

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Section 5: Service Instructions D. Terminal removal (continued) Step 3: Service tool should not be more than 2.0 mm wide. Using the designated service tool, disengage the terminal lock finger. Once the Lock finger is disengaged, gently pull on the ...

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