AVL F-FEM-CON - Mechanical Layout of a Cable Routing

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Installation
F-FEM-CON — User’s Guide
3.3.2.4 Mechanical Layout of a Cable Routing
Minimum bending radius: (see Fig. 10)
 5 cm for a standard IEEE1394 cable up to 5 m and
 7 cm for an OKI IEEE1394 cable wit a lengths of 15, 20 or 30 m.
If your cable has an over length, please roll it up with the recommended diameter
D
rec
of 30 cm inside the cabinet.
Information
More details about maximum number of channels, sampling rates and
network-delay times see the release notes of the according automation system
or contact the AVL pruduct management.
NOTICE
Please do not undershoot the minimum bending radius R
min
of the cables!
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
NOTICE
 Avoid causing any mechanical stress to the IEEE1394 cables!
 While working on the cable, note that pulling forces greater than 50 N can
damage it!
 If you use wire straps, do not squeeze the cables or pinch them off. Fasten
the wire straps carefully!
 All cable connectors must be fastened to the F-FEM housing with
screw-type locking.
 The IEEE1394 cables must not be cut off or elongated by soldering!
Repeaters must be used instead!
 A harmed cable is permanently damaged and must be replaced with a new
one!