INSTRUCTION MANUAL NO.
IS-8021E
ISSUED 1995-08-05
REVISED 2006-02-17
REV. D
1.0mm PITCH I/O 120P
IDT TOOL
(Tool Number of A-IDT Tool: 57833-5000)
(Tool Number of B-IDT Tool: 57848-5000)
OPERATING MANUAL
Molex Japan Co., Ltd.
Molex Japan Co., Ltd. Contents of Update Instruction Manual No. IS-8021E
Title 1.0mm Pitch I/O 120P IDT Tool Tool Number 57833-5000
57848-5000
Rev. Issued Description
0 1995/08/05 New creation release.
ECN-JM60025
A 1997/04/15 Revised by using the hold block to the A-IDT tool.
ECN-JM70005
B 2001/09/25 Revised the form to MS-Word and added some corrections.
ECN-JM20003
C 2002/02/18 Added the “quality precaution” and the “startup checklist.”
ECN-JM20008 Prepared by Y. Ishiwata
Checked by T. Yoshida
D 2006/02/17Revised the form to the bilingual version.
ECN-JM60017 Approved by A. Horino
Table of Contents
<Safety Precautions> Page
1. Introduction.................................................................................................A-1
2. To operation supervisors .............................................................................A-1
3. Dangerous operations..................................................................................A-1
4. Careful handling..........................................................................................A-2
5. Installation site ...........................................................................................A-2
<Quality Precautions>
1. Introduction.................................................................................................B-1
2. Must be carried out .....................................................................................B-1
3. Must not be carried out...............................................................................B-1
1. Description ........................................................................................................................1
2. Tool Configuration and Applicable Products
2.1. Tool Name and Configuration....................................................................................1
2.2.Applicable Connector and Cable................................................................................1
2.3.Tool Appearance and Unit Name...............................................................................2
2.4.Order of Termination .................................................................................................3
2.5.Circuit Number Assignment......................................................................................3
3.Specifications
3.1.Tool Specifications......................................................................................................4
3.2. External Dimensions and Weight..............................................................................4
3.3. Operating Environment Conditions..........................................................................4
3.4. Installation Space.......................................................................................................4
4.Operation Method
4.1. Termination Procedure ..............................................................................................5
4.2.Termination of Upper Cover B...................................................................................6
4.3. Termination of Upper Cover A...................................................................................7
4.4.Termination of Upper Cover A Without One Side Wire............................................8
5. Maintenance and Check
5.1. Daily Maintenance.....................................................................................................9
5.2.Check of Tool.............................................................................................................10
5.3.Measurement Method of Tool Bottom Dead Point Size..........................................11
5.4.Adjustment Method of Tool Bottom Dead Point .....................................................12
5.5.Adjustment Method of Hand Press Bottom Dead Point.........................................13
6.Parts List
6.1.IDT Tool Development .............................................................................................14
6.2.Parts List..................................................................................................................15
7.Startup Checklist ...............................................................................................................17
A–1
<Safety Precautions>
Please read the following before operating the tool.
1. Introduction
Thank you for choosing our 1.0mm Pitch I/O 120P IDT Tool.
This instruction manual is prepared so that the tool is properly used.
Please take the time to read this manual, making sure you understand the operating
procedures described herein before attempting to operate the tool.
2. To operation supervisors
1) Operators should fully understand the contents of this manual before operation.
2) If operators do not understand English, translate this manual into the proper language.
3) Keep this manual near the tool so that operators can refer to it anytime.
3. Dangerous operations
Observe the following precautions to prevent a life-threatening accident.
1) Don’t insert a part of your body or other foreign materials into the tool when you are using
the lever of a tool
2) Don’t place the tool on an unstable, off-balanced worktable from which the tool might fall
down.
3) If more than two operators are engaged in operation or checkup at the same time, even
slight miscommunication might lead to a serious accident.
Caution
1) Unauthorized reproduction of this document in part or in whole is prohibited.
2) The contents of this document are subject to change without notice.
3) Molex Japan Co., Ltd. assumes no responsibility for losses resulting from use or
misuse of this document.
A–2
<Safety Precautions>
Please read the following before operating the tool.
4. Careful handling
Keep the items below to use the tool safely and properly.
* Please contact our application-tooling group if something’s wrong with the tool.
1) Tool malfunctions
If you notice any unusual sound or movement in the tool, stop the operation
immediately and check the suspicious parts.
2) Foreign materials entering
If foreign materials such as water or metals accidentally get inside the tool, stop the
operation immediately and remove those materials.
5. Installation site
Be careful about the following items when you install the tool.
1) Te mperature and humidity
Don’t operate the tool in extremely high/low temperature or extremely high humidity.
* Place it where the temperature is stable around 23 degrees centigrade and the air is
well ventilated.
2) Dust and corrosive gas
It will become the cause of failure if dust, corrosive gas, etc. are in the circumference of
this tool.
* Please don’t install this tool to such a place.
3) Unstable work table
When this tool is set up in an unbalance worktable, it not only becomes a dangerous
operation but also there is a case to cause the tool damage and it is dangerous.
* Please fix the tool on a stable table horizontally.
B–1
<Quality Precautions>
You surel y carry out the following for defect-free production.
1. Introduction
In order not to produce a defective article wit h this tool, this chapter has described “Must
be carried out”, and “Must not be carried out” as an important matter on operation.
Keep in mind that there is a possibility that a defective article will be produced when not
protecting this.
2. Must be carried out
Please be sure to perform the following matter to maintain product quality.
1) Enforcement of startup check
Please check the tool in accordance with the “startup checklist” described in this
document before an operation start, and start operation after confirming nothing is
wrong with the tool.
* If the check is neglected, there is a possibility that a defective article will be
produced.
2) Confirmation of quality
Please start the production after confirming the quality of a product picked up from the
first operation, and it passes all of the claims required in the ITD (termination)
specifications and the I/O harness drawing of a corresponding connector.
* It is recommended to initiate the operation on the preferable condition that enough
margins for the standard are identified.
3. Must not be carried out
Please don’t perform the following matter by any means to maintain product quality.
1) Too much deeply termination of upper cover
Termination of the upper cover too much deeply is a cause the damage of the plug
sub-assembly and the upper cover, and it is a prohibition.
* Please terminate by the termination height of the standard (Tool bottom dead point
size).
2) Set mistaken of upper cover
The upper cover and the plug are damaged when terminating in the state to make a
mistake in the direction of the upper cover, and it is a prohibition.
* Please terminate after setting the upper cover in a specified tool in a prescribed
direction.
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1. Description
This tool is a manual IDT (termination) tool that is used to terminate the upper cover
arranged wires to a plug in the cable assembly process of 1.0mm pitch I/O 120P of Molex.
As the procedure, the upper cover B is terminated to the inside of a plug in the beginning by
“B-IDT tool”, and, next, the upper cover A is terminated to the outside of the plug by “A-IDT
tool”.
As the termination work, the upper cover is pre-locked to a plug, and it is set on the table.
The termination is executed by depressing the handle of the tool after the table is pushed in
the tool.
2. Tool Configuration and Applicable Products
2.1. Tool Name and Configuration
1) Tool name and
number:
(1) 57833-5000: 1.0mm Pitch I/O 120P A-IDT Tool
(2) 57848-5000: 1.0mm Pitch I/O 120P B-IDT Tool
2) Tool configuration:
(1) Slide table
(2) Hand press
Toggle system (Maximum termination force: 600kgf or more)
2.2. Applicable Connector and Cable
1) Connector:
Molex 1.0mm pitch I/O 120P connector
53584-1201: Plug Housing Sub-Assembly
53577-1200: Upper Cover A (White)
53577-1201: Upper Cover A (Black)
53578-1200: Upper Cover B (White)
53578-1201: Upper Cover B (Black)
2) Cable:
UL20276, #28 AWG, Multi-pair braid shielded cable or other Molex
quality cables.
Insulation diameter = phi0.58mm,
Cable outer diameter = phi14.0mm or less
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2.3. Tool Appearance and Unit Name
Handle
Hand press
Platen
Slide table
Termination die set
Knob
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2.4. Order of Termination
1) Termination of Upper Cover B
2) Termination of Upper Cover A
2.5. Circuit Number Assignment
Cable
First circuit
Upper cover A
Concave mark
Plug
Cable
91- 120-circuit 61- 90-circuit
1- 30-circuit 31- 60-circuit
First circuit
A-sideB-side
Plug
Cable
Upper cover A (Black) First circuit
Upper cover B
Concave mark
Plug
(White)
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3. Specifications
3.1. Tool S pecifications
1) Pre-lock of upper cover:
The upper cover that arranges the wire is pre-locked to the plug
by the hand before termination.
2) Termination:
The slide table that sets the plug is pushed into the tool and the
termination is executed by depressing the tool handle.
[Order of termination]
(1) Termination of B-side, (2) Termination of A-side
3) Termination method:
It is the termination method that bumps the platen to the work
set guide on the slide table by depressing the handle of the tool.
4) Termination height:
The termination height is managed by the bottom dead point
size of the tool.
* The bottom dead point size of the A-IDT Tool and the B-IDT
Tool is different.
5) Bottom dead point gauge:
It is the accessory of a tool and used when the bottom dead point
size of the tool is measured.
3.2. External Dimensions and Weight
1) External dimensions:
180 (width) x 380 (depth) x 440 (height) mm
2) Weight:
Approx. 16 kgf
3.3. Operating Environment Conditions
1) Operating ambient temperature:
5-35 degrees centigrade (Away from direct sunlight)
2) Operating ambient humidity:
35%-85% RH (No condensation)
3) Operating atmosphere:
Atmosphere should be free of corrosive gases and
contaminants such as dust or lint.
3.4. Installation Space
Tool installation space on a worktable required for the purposes of performing operation
and maintenance checkups.
900 (width) x 900 (depth) x 1600 (height) mm
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4. Operation Method
4.1. Termination Procedure
Prior preparation of cable Turn the upper cover A on the cable side so as not to become
obstructive for termination.
Pre-lock on B-side Pre-lock the upper cover B of a cable to the B-side (inside) of a
plug in the direction of specification.
Set of plug Set the pre-locked plug in the table of the B-IDT tool.
Termination of B-side Push the table, and the termination of the B-side is executed by
depressing the handle of the tool.
Taking out of plug Take out the plug and the cable from the tool
Pre-lock on B-side Pre-lock the upper cover A of the cable to the A-side (outside) of
the plug in the direction of specification.
Set of plug Set the pre-locked plug in the table of the A-IDT tool.
Termination of B-side Push the table, and the termination of the A-side is executed by
depressing the handle of the tool.
Taking out of cable ASS’Y Take out the cable Assembly from the tool
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4.2. Termination of Upper Cover B
1) Turn the “upper cover A (1)” on the cable side so as not to become obstructive for
termination.
2) Set the “concave mark (4)” of the “upper cover B (3)” to the first circuit number side of the
“plug (2)”, and pre-lock it to the “B-side” (inside).
3) Next, set the pre-locked “plug (2)” in the “set guide (5)” of “B-IDT tool (6)”, and fix the cable
with the “cable fixation lever (7)”.
4) Grip the “knob (8)” of the table by one hand, push it into the interior of the tool completely,
and the termination of the B-side is executed by depressing the “handle (9)” of the tool to the
operation edge by the hand on the other side.
“Note”Please put each hand on the “knob” and the “handle” of the tool without fail for safety
and operate it.
Handle (9)
Set guide (6)
Plug (2)
Cable fixation lever (7)
Knob (8)
B-IDT tool (5)
Cable
Upper cover A (1)
(
Black
)
First circuit
Upper cover B (3)
Concave mark (4)
Plug (2)
(White)
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4.3. Termination of Upper Cover A
1) Take out the plug and the cable from the B-IDT tool
2) Set the “concave mark (4)” of the “upper cover A (1)” to the first circuit number side of the
“plug (2)”, and pre-lock it to the “B-side” (inside).
3) Next, set the pre-locked “plug (2)” in the “set guide (6)” of “A-IDT tool (10)”, and fix the cable
with the “cable fixation lever (7)”.
4) Grip the “knob (8)” of the table by one hand, push it into the interior of the tool completely,
and the termination of the A-side is executed by depressing the “handle (9)” of the tool to the
operation edge by the hand on the other side.
“Note”Please put each hand on the “knob” and the “handle” of the tool without fail for safety
and operate it.
Handle (9)
Set guide (6)
Plug (2)
Cable fixation lever (7)
Knob (8)
B-IDT tool (10)
Cable
First circuit
Concave mark (4)
Plug (2)
Upper cover A (1)
(
Black
)
(White)
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4.4. Termination of Upper Cover A Without One side Wire
It is a termination procedure for there is no wire arrangement in the one side of A-row. (The
wire is not in 91- 120-circuit)
1) Pre-lock the upper cover A of the cable to the first circuit number of the “plug (2)”, and
pre-lock only an “upper cover A (11)” in the other side.
2) Next, set the pre-locked “plug (2)” in the “set guide (6)” of “A-IDT tool (12)”, and fix the cable
with the “cable fixation lever (7)”.
3) Grip the “knob (8)” of the table by one hand, push it into the interior of the tool completely,
and depress the “handle (9)” of the tool to the operation edge by the hand on the other side
and the termination of the A-side is executed.
“Note”Please note that the bottom dead point size of the tool is different from the tool usually.
Cable
First circuit
Upper cover (1)
(Black)
Concave mark (4)
Plug (2)
Upper cover (11)
(White)
Handle (9)
Set guide (6)
Plug (2)
Cable fixation lever (7)
Knob (8)
B-IDT tool (12)
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5. Maintenance and Check
5.1. Daily Maintenance
1) Management of tool
Before a work start, please carry out the tool check in accordance with the “startup
checklist” in this manual, and start work after checking that it satisfies a standard.
* Please record each check result simultaneously.
2) Removal of foreign substances
Since foreign substances such as dust and wire scrap adheres to the “set guide”, and
“platen”, etc. during operation, please remove a foreign substance timely.
* Neglect may become the cause of a defective termination.
3) Cleaning of work end
Please wipe with a dry cloth lightly after cleaning the tool with compression air every day
at the time of a work end. There is an effect that prevents rusting.
4) Lubrication
Please supply proper amount of “Lithium family grease” (JIS No. 2) to the shaft of a die
set and the ram of a hand press with the frequency of once a month.
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5.2. Check of Tool
Please reconfirm the standard value with 1.0mm pitch I/O 120P IDT (termination)
specifications of the latest version before it works.
1) Bottom dead point size of tool
The bottom dead point size of the tool must be in the standard value.
<Standard>Botto m dead point size of A-IDT tool = 10.8 +/-0.05mm
Bottom dead point size of B-IDT tool = 7.8 +/-0.05mm
(Special) Bottom dead point size of A-IDT tool without one side wire
= 10.65 +/-0.05mm
2) Lock of upper cover
The terminated upper cover must be locked to the plug surely.
3) Damage of connector
There must be neither crack nor remarkable damage of the plug and the upper cover by
termination.
4) Platen surface
Neither damage nor the foreign substance must adhere on the termination side surface of
the platen.
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5.3. Measurement Method of Tool Bottom Dead Point Size
1) Arrange the “bottom dead point gauge (1)” of the attachment to the termination position in
the “set guide (2).” (The sculpture character is made the front)
2) Arrange the “string solder (3)” (about phi2.0 -phi2.5mm) on the “bottom dead point gauge
(1)” and terminate it.
3) After terminating, measure the thickness of the “bottom dead point gauge + string solder”
with calipers.
4) Measurements must meet the following standard.
<Standard> Bottom dead point size of A-IDT tool = 10.8 +/-0.05mm
Bottom dead point size of B-IDT tool = 7.8 +/-0.05mm
“Note” Please note that the accurate size cannot be measured when solder is too thin.
Bottom dead point gauge (1)String solder (3) Set guide (2)
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5.4. Adjustment Method of Tool Bottom Dead Point
1) Loosen the “nut (2)” of the “shank (1)” on the hand press and adjust the bottom dead point of
the wire pusher turning the “shank (1).” Tighten the nut after it adjusts and the shank is
fixed to the “ram (3).”
2) Amount of adjustment and direction
“Amount of adjustment”
One scale = about 0.17mm (One rotation =1.0mm)
“Direction of adjustment”
The wire is deeply pushed: Shank is turned left.
The wire is shallowly pushed: Shank is turned right.
3) The “stopper (4)” is adjusted in the position with the space of 0.5mm from the “upper die set
(5)” at the bottom dead point of the tool.
* The stopper is for interference prevention of the upper and lower when the die set is
removed from the hand press.
“Note”Please start the work after confirming without fail that the tool bottom dead point size
meets the standard after adjustment.
Shank (1)
Nut (2)
Ram (3)
Upper die set (4)
Stopper (5)
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5.5. Adjustment Method of Hand Press Bottom Dead Point
When the adjustment of the bottom dead point is not good enough by the shank alone, the
bottom dead point of the main body of the hand press is adjusted according to the following
procedure.
1) Loosen the “fixed screw (2)” of the “handle block (1)” of the hand press and adjust the bottom
dead point of the main body of the hand press moving the handle block with the “adjustment
knob (3).”
2) Adjust the screw at the same time when there is a “support screw (4)” in the handle block.
3) Set the space of about 0.5mm at the bottom dead point position between the “upper die (6)”
and the “stopper (5).”
“Note” Please note that there is a case of the tool damage when the bottom dead point of the
main body of the hand press is adjusted low too much.
Handle block (1)
Fixed screw (2)
Stopper (5)
Support screw (4)
A
djustment knob (3)
Upper die (6)
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6. Parts List
6.1. IDT Tool Development (1.0mm pitch I/O 120P)
2, 3
1
20
17, 21, 22 4, 23 6 5
26
18
51
19
13, 14, 15, 16, 24
32
8
7
11, 12, 25 10 9
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6.2. Parts List (1.0mm Pitch I/O 120P IDT Tool) (1 of 2)
[Applicable Model] 57833-5000: 1.0mm pitch I/O 120P A-IDT Tool
57848-5000: 1.0mm pitch I/O 120P B-IDT Tool
No. Parts No.
Parts Name Q’ty Maker: Parts No.
- 57833-5100 120P (A) ID T Die Set ASS’Y (1)
- 57848-5100 120P (B) ID T Die Set ASS’Y (1)
[Perishable Parts]
2 57848-2001 120P (B) Pla ten 1
2 57833-2001 120P (A) Pla ten 1
[Parts Only for 120P (A)]
8 57833-1008 120P (A) Slide Table 1
9 57833-1029 120P (A) Set Guide-R 1
10 57833-1030 120P (A) Set Guide-L 1
26 57833-1026 120P (A) Ga uge, Platen 1
[Parts Only for 120P (B)]
8 57848-1008 120P (B) Slide Table 1
9 57833-1009 120P (B) Set Guide-R 1
10 57833-1010 120P (B) Set Guide-L 1
26 57848-1026 120P (B) Ga uge, Platen 1
[Standard Parts]
1 57827-1001 Die Set 1
3 57827-1003 Platen Holder 1
4 57827-1004 Guide Rail-R 1
5 57827-1005 Guide Rail-L 1
6 57827-1006 Slide Base 1
7 57827-1007 Slider 1
11 57827-1011 Cable Clamp Lever 1
12 57827-1012 Spring, Clamp Lever 1
13 57827-1013 Latch Finger 1
14 57827-1014 Spring, Latch Finger 1
15 57827-1015 Nut, Latch Finger 1
16 57827-1016 Spacer, Latch Finger 1
17 57827-1017 Stopper Block 1
18 57850-1018 Shank 1
20 57850-1020 Shank Plate 1
32 57833-1032 Cable Base 1
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6.2. Parts List (1.0mm Pitch I/O 120P IDT Tool) (2 of 2)
[Applicable Model] 57833-5000: 1.0mm pitch I/O 120P A-IDT Tool
57848-5000: 1.0mm pitch I/O 120P B-IDT Tool
No. Parts No.
Parts Name Q’ty Maker: Parts No.
[Commercial Parts]
19 57827-0001 Handle 2 MISUMI: LOG6-100
21 57823-0005 Stopper Bolt /5-20 1 MISUMI: UTS5-20
22 57823-0006 Stopper Bolt /6-40 1 MISUMI: UTS6-40
23 57823-0007 Dog Head Screw /M6-12 1 MISUMI: M6-12L
24 57824-0001 Release Knob 1 MISUMI: PC20-5
25 57824-0002 Dowel Pin /4-30 1 Phi4x30L
51 57823-5300 Hand Press ASS’Y 1 STE: FX-004
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7. 1.0mm Pitch I/O 120P IDT Tool Startup Checklist
[Applicable Model] 57833-5000: 1.0mm pitch I/O 120P A-IDT Tool
57848-5000: 1.0mm pitch I/O 120P B-IDT Tool
“Note” Please check the following matter before the commencement of work, and start operation
after checking those without a problem. Please record check results simultaneously.
No. Check point Standard Method/equipment
Record Startup Monthly
1 Tool bottom dead point
size A = 10.8±0.05mm
B = 7.8±0.05mm
Measure by a
caliper.
(Solder + gauge) Data O
2 Lock of upper cover Must be locked to the plug Visual check - O
3 Damage of connector No crack and remarkable
damage Visual check - O
4 Platen surface No damage and adhesion
of foreign article Cleanup - O
5 Plug set part No foreign article Cleanup - O
[Monthly Checking]
6 Ram and die set shaft No dry up Grease supplying - O
Lock of upper cover (2)
Damage of connector (3)
Ram and die se t
shaft (6)
Platen surface (4)
Plug set part (5)
Plug
