Abstract: A connector having a pin guide and method are disclosed. The connector includes a housing, terminals and a pin guide. The terminals include securing sections and substrate mating ends. The securing sections are positioned to maintain the terminals in the terminal receiving recesses. The substrate mating ends extend from the housing. The pin guide is removably attached to the housing, the pin guide having terminal receiving cavities for receiving the substrate mating ends of the terminals therein. The method of assembly and installing a connector includes: inserting terminals into housing; bending a portion of the terminals which extend outward from the housing; and positioning a pin guide over the bent ends of the terminals, whereby the bent ends are retained in cavities of the pin guide.

Abstract: A contact assembly for connecting to a coaxial cable. The contact assembly includes a first conductive member, a second conductive member and an insulator. The first conductive member provides a mechanical and an electrical engagement with a metallic shield of the coaxial cable and provides a mechanical engagement with an insulative jacket of the coaxial cable. The second conductive member provides a mechanical and an electrical engagement with a conductive center core of the coaxial cable. The second conductive member may have a fastening member rotatably attached thereto. The second conductive member may include a first crimp barrel and a second crimp barrel to make the mechanical and the electrical engagement with the coaxial cable. An insulator is positioned and secured between the first conductive member and the second conductive member. The insulator provides electrical isolation between the first conductive member and the second conductive member.

Abstract: A contact assembly for connecting to a coaxial cable. The contact assembly includes a first conductive member, a second conductive member and an insulator. The first conductive member provides a mechanical and an electrical engagement with a metallic shield of the coaxial cable and provides a mechanical engagement with an insulative jacket of the coaxial cable. The second conductive member provides a mechanical and an electrical engagement with a conductive center core of the coaxial cable. The second conductive member may have a fastening member rotatably attached thereto. The second conductive member may include a first crimp barrel and a second crimp barrel to make the mechanical and the electrical engagement with the coaxial cable. An insulator is positioned and secured between the first conductive member and the second conductive member. The insulator provides electrical isolation between the first conductive member and the second conductive member.

Abstract: A connector having a pin guide and method are disclosed. The connector includes a housing, terminals and a pin guide. The terminals include securing sections and substrate mating ends. The securing sections are positioned to maintain the terminals in the terminal receiving recesses. The substrate mating ends extend from the housing. The pin guide is removably attached to the housing, the pin guide having terminal receiving cavities for receiving the substrate mating ends of the terminals therein. The method of assembly and installing a connector includes: inserting terminals into housing; bending a portion of the terminals which extend outward from the housing; and positioning a pin guide over the bent ends of the terminals, whereby the bent ends are retained in cavities of the pin guide.

Abstract: A connector assembly has a base and a cover. The base has first base terminals and second base terminals for engaging an equipment member. The first and second base terminals include tabs at a first end thereof. The cover has cover terminals, with each cover terminal comprising a tab at first end and at least one receptacle at a second end thereof. The tabs of the cover terminals are configured to releasably engage a first mating electrical connector and the receptacles are configured to releasably engage the tabs of the first base terminals or the tabs of the second base terminals. The configuration of the first base terminals and the second base terminals allows alternate covers to be releasably mounted on the base as required.

Abstract: A connector assembly has a base and a cover. The base has first base terminals and second base terminals for engaging an equipment member. The first and second base terminals include tabs at a first end thereof. The cover has cover terminals, with each cover terminal comprising a tab at first end and at least one receptacle at a second end thereof. The tabs of the cover terminals are configured to releasably engage a first mating electrical connector and the receptacles are configured to releasably engage the tabs of the first base terminals or the tabs of the second base terminals. The configuration of the first base terminals and the second base terminals allows alternate covers to be releasably mounted on the base as required.