Report - Belden SNS1P6U Summary - 05May2011REV3

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Snap-N-Seal® Ultimate™ Summary Report

SNS1P6U
Date: May 5, 2011
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Report_Belden SNS1P6U Summary_05May2011REV3 / .pdf Printed 01/Mar/2012
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Contents
Purpose ..................................................................................................................................4
General Information (7.1) SNS1P6U Data Sheet ......................................................................5
General Information (7.1) SNS1P6U Installation Instruction Sheet ...........................................6
General Information (7.1) Typical SNS1P6U Connector/Cable Assembly ...................................7
Other Connector/Cable Interfaces (7.4) Components ..............................................................8
Connector Utilized in the Test Plan........................................................................................8
6 Series Cable Utilized in the Test Plan ..................................................................................8
Special Tools (7.5) SNS1P6U Installation Tools .......................................................................9
CST596711 .........................................................................................................................9
SNSUTL or SNSUNI ...............................................................................................9
Labels and Markings (7.6) Typical SNS1P6U Packaging ......................................................... 10
Inner Pack… ...................................................................................................................... 10
Outer Pack… ..................................................................................................................... 10
Pallet… ............................................................................................................................. 10
Tests Performed (8, 9 & 10) ............................................................................................... 11
Physical Dimension (8.1) SNS1P6U ...................................................................................... 12
SNS1P6U Cut-away and Component Descriptions… .............................................................. 13
Material Composition (8.2)..................................................................................................... 14
Galvanic Compatibility (8.3) ................................................................................................... 14
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 14
Insertion Force (8.4) -40° F (-40° C) .................................................................................... 16
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 16
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 16
Onsite – Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) -40°F (-40°C) ................................................... 17
Onsite – Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) -40°F (-40°C) No Sleeve .................................. 18
Onsite – Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) +140°F (+60°C) ............................................... 19
Onsite – Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) +140°F (+60°C) No Sleeve ............................. 20
Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) -40°F (-40°C) ................................................................. 21
Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) +140°F (+60°C) ............................................................ 22
Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) Ambient +69°F (+21°C) ................................................. 23
Axial Pull Force (8.5) ............................................................................................................. 24
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 24
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 24
Onsite - Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) -40°F (-40°C) .................................................... 25
Onsite - Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) +140°F (+60°C) ................................................ 26
Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) -40°F (-40°C)................................................................. 27
Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) +140°F (+60°C) ............................................................ 28
Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) Ambient +69°F (+21°C) ................................................. 29
Loosening Torque (8.6) ......................................................................................................... 30
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 30
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 30
Summary - Loosening Torque ............................................................................................. 31
Equipment Interface (8.7) – Part 1 (Mating Repeatability) ....................................................... 32
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 32
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 32
Summary - 8.7 Equipment Interface - Part 1 (Mating Repeatability) ...................................... 32
Equipment Interface (8.8) – Part 2 (Connection Interface) ...................................................... 33
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 33
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 33
Summary - 8.8 Equipment Interface - Part 2 (Connection Interface) ..................................... 33
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Connector Loosening Torque (9.1) ......................................................................................... 34

Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 34
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 34
Summary - Loosening Torque ............................................................................................. 35
Connector/Cable Contact Resistance (9.2) .............................................................................. 36
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 36
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 36
Return Loss (9.3) 2-Foot Jumper cut at 1-Foot with Barrel...................................................... 43
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 43
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 43
Onsite - Return Loss (9.3), 2' Jumper with KF81DI Splice -40F (-40C) ................................ 44
Onsite - Return Loss (9.3), 2' Jumper with KF81DI Splice +140F (+60C) ........................... 45
Onsite – Return Loss (9.3), 2' Jumper with KF81DI Splice Ambient +69F (21C) ................... 46
Cable/Connector Insertion Loss (9.4) ..................................................................................... 47
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 47
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 47
Shielding Effectiveness (9.5) .................................................................................................. 72
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 72
Onsite - Summary of RFI (9.5) Pre Temp .......................................................................... 73
Onsite - Summary of RFI (9.5) Pre-Temp, Finger Tight ...................................................... 74
Onsite - Summary of RFI (9.5) Pre-Temp, 1-Turn Loose .................................................... 75
Onsite - Summary of RFI (9.5) Post-Temp, Torqued .......................................................... 76
Onsite - Summary of RFI (9.5) Post-Temp, 1-Turn Loose ................................................... 77
Onsite - Summary of RFI (9.5) Post-Temp, 1-1/2 Turn Loose ............................................. 78
Onsite - Summary of RFI (9.5) Post-Temp, 2 Turn Loose ................................................... 79
Summary – Shielding Effectiveness (9.5) (GTEM) (60%) .................................................. 83
Summary – Shielding Effectiveness (9.5) (GTEM) (Tri) ..................................................... 84
Summary – Shielding Effectiveness (9.5) (GTEM) (Quad) ................................................. 85
Temperature with Humidity, then Axial Pull Force (10.1) ......................................................... 86
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 86
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 86
Summary - Temperature with Humidity, then Axial Pull Force (10.1) ..................................... 87
Red Dye Moisture Migration (10.2) ......................................................................................... 88
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 88
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 89
Onsite Summary - Red Dye Moisture Migration (10.2) .......................................................... 89
Salt Fog (10.3)...................................................................................................................... 90
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 90
Salt Fog Close-ups – Pre & Post Test Images ...................................................................... 93
“Post” Salt Fog Contact Resistance ..................................................................................... 96
Vibration, then Return Loss (10.4) ......................................................................................... 99
Test Method ...................................................................................................................... 99
Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 99
Chemical Resistance (10.5) .................................................................................................. 101
Test Method .................................................................................................................... 101
Equipment ...................................................................................................................... 101
ISO Test Procedures / Methods ............................................................................................ 108
Certificate of ISO Registration .............................................................................................. 109

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Purpose
The purpose of this report is to supply detailed performance information regarding Belden
#SNS1P6U Snap-N-Seal® Ultimate™ Environmentally Sealed F Male Connector for Series 6
Cables.
Unless otherwise specified, tests are performed at the Belden, Horseheads NY Engineering Lab as
per Belden ISO 9001:2008 Standard Operating Procedures and ANSI/SCTE test standards.
The test plan includes nine cable types and one connector type #SNS1P6U. The results
of all tests are included in this report. The cable manufacturer’s are Belden, CommScope and
Times Fiber and includes cable construction of Single 60%, Tri-Shield and Quad Shield meeting
SCTE IPS Standard ANSI/SCTE 74 2003.
The following pages of this report provide detailed information of the test results.

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General Information (7.1) SNS1P6U Data Sheet

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General Information (7.1) SNS1P6U Installation Instruction Sheet

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General Information (7.1) Typical SNS1P6U Connector/Cable Assembly
SNS1P6U on 6 Series Cable…

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Other Connector/Cable Interfaces (7.4) Components
Connector Utilized in the Test Plan
Belden Snap-N-Seal® Ultimate™ #SNS1P6U
6 Series Cable Utilized in the Test Plan
Specification Overview
Belden 9116 Single 60%

Nominal Jacket: 0.270” PVC
Nominal Core: 0.180” plus Foil
Belden 9118 Tri Shield 60%

Belden 1189A Quad Shield

CommScope F660BVV Single 60%

Nominal Jacket: 0.272” FR PVC
Nominal Core: 0.187” over Foil
CommScope F6TSVV Tri Shield 60%

CommScope F6SSVV Quad Shield

Times Fiber 2360 (T660-VBV) Single 60%

Times Fiber 2622 (T6T60-VBV) Tri Shield 60%

Times Fiber 2260 (T6Q-VBV) Quad Shield


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Special Tools (7.5) SNS1P6U Installation Tools
CST596711
Prepares SCTE Specification 59, 6, 7 & 11

Series Cable
SNSUTL or SNSUNI
Use to compress all Snap-N-Seal® 59, 6 & Use to compress all Snap-N-Seal® 59, 6,
Mini Coax Connectors (F-Male, BNC, RCA, One Piece 7 & 11, and Mini Coax Connectors
Splice, F-Female, Ground Block) (F-Male, BNC, RCA, Splice, F-Female and
Ground Block)

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Labels and Markings (7.6) Typical SNS1P6U Packaging
Inner Pack…
Outer Pack…
Pallet…

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Tests Performed (8, 9 & 10)
(8.1) Physical Dimension
(8.2) Material Composition
(8.3) Galvanic Compatibility
(8.4) Insertion Force, -40° F (-40° C)

(8.4) Insertion Force, +140° F (+60° C)
(8.4) Insertion Force, ambient +69° F (21° C)
(8.5) Axial Pull Force, -40° F (-40° C)

(8.5) Axial Pull Force, +140° F (+60° C)
(8.5) Axial Pull Force, ambient +69° F (21° C)
(8.6) Loosening Torque
(8.7) Equipment Interface – Part 1 (Mating Repeatability)
(8.8) Equipment Interface – Part 2 (Connection Interface)
(9.1) Connector Interface Life Testing
(9.2) Connector/Cable Contact Resistance
(9.3) Return Loss, 2-Foot Jumper cut at 1-Foot with Barrel
(9.4) Cable/Connector Insertion Loss, 100-Feet

(9.4) Cable/Connector Insertion Loss, 50-Feet, Splice, 50-Feet
(9.5) Shielding Effectiveness
(10.1) Temperature with Humidity, then Axial Pull Force
(10.2) “Red Dye” Moisture Migration
(10.3) Salt Fog
(10.4) Environmental Pollutants
(10.5) Ozone Degradation
(10.6) UV Degradation
(10.7) Vibration, then Return Loss
(10.8) Chemical Resistance

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Physical Dimension (8.1) SNS1P6U
Test Procedure:
The Vendor/manufacturer shall provide the design information on the following where applicable
as well as dimension drawing with cut-away and label appropriate (next page) where applicable.
DESCRIPTION DESIGN MEASURED

Dimension Tolerance Dimension
PIN DIAMETER Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
SEALING SLEEVE DIAMETER .293 +.002/-.001 .289
NUT THREADED LENGTH .250 (as machined) ±.010 .229 (after assembly)
MANDREL FACE DEPTH TO NUT LEADING .234 ±.010 .229
EDGE
CENTER CONDUCTOR TO MANDREL FACE .250 to .312 NOM CABLE
LENGTH POSITION
DEPENDANT
MANDREL FACE OUTER DIAMETER .337 ±.002 .330 **
NUT TO SEALING SLEEVE INTERFACE (Reference Not applicable 1.286 Un-Compressed
LENGTH Dimension)
1.061 Compressed
MAXIMUM ENVELOPE DIMENSION .500 ±.005 .496
CHAMFER BREAK .400 ±.005 .397
MANDREL FACE INNER DIAMETER .190 (Before Press) ±.001 .189 (After Press)
NUT HEX LENGTH .191 +.006, -.004 .192
Notes: All “measured dimensions” are after plating.

** Difficult to measure after assembly.
Measured Dimensions…
Obtained by: ___Deborad Wood______________
Title: ___Quality Auditor______________
Date: ___5/6/2011___________________

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SNS1P6U Cut-away and Component Descriptions…
SNS1P6U cut-away and label…
Item Qty Part Number Description
1 1 283040 O-Ring
2 1 332031BK O-Ring
3 1 CDS000157-007 Nut
4 1 CDS015296-006 Collar
5 1 CDS015707-001 Sleeve, Series 6U
6 1 CDS015713 Post
Notes:
1. The Sleeve (Item 5) must be manually removable per QC-1298
2. The Nut (Item 3) must rotate freely per QC-1308.

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Material Composition (8.2)
Test Procedure:
The Vendor/manufacturer shall provide the information requested for the following where
applicable.
Component Material Coating /Color

Pin Not Applicable Not Applicable
Body CDA 360 Brass NiTin Plated
Internal Dielectric Not Applicable Not Applicable

Structure
Corrosion Resistance Not Applicable Not Applicable
Protective Finish (NiTin Plated) (NiTin Plated)
(Also see Data Sheet)
Galvanic Compatibility (8.3)
Test Method
Reference Specification: Mil-Std-889 (DISSIMILAR METALS); ANSI/SCTE 129 2007
Galvanic Compatibility is defined as the differential in Anodic Index Voltage between the various
metal at the junction. The cable communication industry has adopted this specification as
standard practice and has established this wire type to be Bare Annealed Copper, Which has an
Anodic Index of 0.35V.
Requirement:
The device shall meet an Anodic Index (V) differential limit of +/-0.25 Volts.

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Graph Data…
SNS1P6U Nut Post Collar Braid Braid Ports Ports Ports

NiTin Tin NiTin Aluminum Copper Nickel Tin Aluminum
EP * -0.30 -0.54 -0.30 -0.90 -0.35 -0.30 -0.54 -0.90
Nut 0.00 -0.24 0.00 - - 0.00 -0.24 -0.60

Post 0.24 0.00 0.24 -0.36 0.19 0.24 0 -0.36
Collar 0.00 -0.24 0.00 -0.60 -0.05 - - -
* (Electro Potential)
The following Graph shows the Anodic / Cathodic compatibility of the SNS1P6U Connector
components. The Graph also shows Aluminum and Copper Braids plus typical “F” Ports that are
in contact with the Connector Post…
Anodic/Cathodic Index
0.30
0.25
0.20
0.15
0.10
0.05 Nut
Post
0.00
Collar
Aluminum(Al) Braid
-0.05
Copper(Cu) Braid
-0.10 Aluminum(Al) Ports
Nickel(Ni) Ports
-0.15 Tin(Si) Ports
SNS1P6U
-0.20
-0.25
-0.30
-0.35
-0.40

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Insertion Force (8.4) -40° F (-40° C)
Test Method
Reference Specification: ANSI/SCTE 73 2007, Procedure 2;
Test Procedure:
An approved Cable shall be installed using a “tensile test machine” (Instron Model 1122 or
equivalent) with a chart recorder feature to insert a connector onto one end of the cable. Five
(5) cable samples shall be prepared in accordance with section 3.0 of ANSI/SCTE 73 2007.
Perform connector installation per ANSI/SCTE-73 2007 – Procedure 2: Standard Connector vs.
Various Cable Type. This test will be performed on samples at ambient and samples just removed
from a temperature chamber at -20°C, and 60°C. Record the maximum, average, and standard
deviation of the insertion forces.
Equipment
Compression Test Stand

Make: Chatillon
Model: LR 30K
Additional Modules: LabVIEW 2009
Present Software Version/Revision: 9.0
Last Calibration Date: 30Sep2009

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Onsite – Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) -40°F (-40°C)
Onsite Insertion Force (8.4) -40°F (-40°C)
60%
SNS1P6U SNS1P6U SNS1P6U
Belden CommScope Times Fiber
Sample 9116 F660BVV 2360
1 9.800 9.964
2 11.588 14.955
3 7.798 14.424
4 11.365 13.862
5 13.599 14.233
Avg #DIV/0! 10.830 13.488
StDev #DIV/0! 2.167 2.009
Min 0.000 7.798 9.964
Max 0.000 13.599 14.955
Tri
Sample 9118 F6TSVV 2622
1 19.041 12.850
2 19.300 13.691
3 20.084 11.982
4 19.291 14.058
5 15.213 12.411
Avg #DIV/0! 18.586 12.998
StDev #DIV/0! 1.926 0.866
Min 0.000 15.213 11.982
Max 0.000 20.084 14.058
Quad
Sample 1189A F6SSVV 2260
1 15.054
2 16.030
3 13.889
4 18.577
5 26.098
Avg #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 17.930
StDev #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 4.882
Min 0.000 0.000 13.889
Max 0.000 0.000 26.098

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Onsite – Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) -40°F (-40°C) No Sleeve
Onsite Insertion Force (8.4) -40°F (-40°C) No Sleeve
60%
1
2 Onsite never Onsite never
3 tested; data tested; data
4 not on file not on file
5
Avg #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0!
Min 0.000 0.000 0.000
Max 0.000 0.000 0.000
Tri
1
2 Onsite never Onsite never
3 tested; data tested; data
4 not on file not on file
5
Min 0.000 0.000 0.000
Max 0.000 0.000 0.000
Quad
1 18.586 14.050
2 13.772 15.002
3 18.369 16.236
4 18.846 19.565
5 17.866 21.093
Avg #DIV/0! 17.488 17.189
StDev #DIV/0! 2.108 3.018
Min 0.000 13.772 14.050
Max 0.000 18.846 21.093

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Onsite – Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) +140°F (+60°C)
Onsite Insertion Force (8.4) +140°F (+60°C)
60%
1 5.275
2 6.035
3 7.504
4 7.713
5 5.199
Avg #DIV/0! 6.345 #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! 1.201 #DIV/0!
Min 0.000 5.199 0.000
Max 0.000 7.713 0.000
Tri
1 12.040
2 11.864
3 11.947
4 12.945
5 12.887
Avg #DIV/0! 12.337 #DIV/0!
Min 0.000 11.864 0.000
Max 0.000 12.945 0.000
Quad
1
2 Onsite never
3 tested; data
4 not on file
5
Min 0.000 0.000 0.000
Max 0.000 0.000 0.000

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Onsite – Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) +140°F (+60°C) No Sleeve
Onsite Insertion Force (8.4) +140°F (+60°C) No Sleeve
60%
1
2 Onsite never
3 tested; data
4 not on file
5
Min 0.000 0.000 0.000
Max 0.000 0.000 0.000
Tri
1
2 Onsite never
3 tested; data
4 not on file
5
Min 0.000 0.000 0.000
Max 0.000 0.000 0.000
Quad
1 13.565
2 13.659
3 9.641
4 11.364
5 9.543
Avg #DIV/0! 11.554 #DIV/0!
Min 0.000 9.543 0.000
Max 0.000 13.659 0.000

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Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) -40°F (-40°C)
Insertion Force (8.4) -40°F (-40°C)
60%
1 7.428 13.577 13.009
2 10.761 12.096 7.490
3 8.559 13.031 10.559
4 8.060 15.053 5.563
5 8.649 14.787 7.882
Avg 8.691 13.709 8.901
StDev 1.255 1.230 2.907
Min 7.428 12.096 5.563
Max 10.761 15.053 13.009
Tri
1 15.320 17.238 11.815
2 14.900 18.990 13.844
3 13.068 16.980 11.818
4 15.635 24.065 14.991
5 16.231 21.161 14.057
Avg 15.031 19.687 13.305
StDev 1.200 2.964 1.426
Min 13.068 16.980 11.815
Max 16.231 24.065 14.991
Quad
1 22.274 24.498 21.321
2 23.786 28.033 25.413
3 17.636 25.330 12.916
4 24.120 27.729 24.379
5 19.136 27.291 21.142
Avg 21.390 26.576 21.034
StDev 2.879 1.568 4.908
Min 17.636 24.498 12.916
Max 24.120 28.033 25.413

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Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) +140°F (+60°C)
Insertion Force (8.4) +140°F (+60°C)
60%
1 5.523 6.550 3.536
2 3.858 5.385 3.237
3 5.662 5.190 5.825
4 5.504 5.688 4.195
5 7.714 6.424 6.080
Avg 5.652 5.847 4.575
StDev 1.370 0.612 1.308
Min 3.858 5.190 3.237
Max 7.714 6.550 6.080
Tri
1 12.708 11.265 7.767
2 10.122 9.127 9.024
3 11.169 9.779 7.540
4 8.565 9.303 8.452
5 8.353 8.985 8.311
Avg 10.183 9.692 8.219
StDev 1.825 0.929 0.587
Min 8.353 8.985 7.540
Max 12.708 11.265 9.024
Quad
1 23.956 20.663 24.620
2 25.461 28.487 23.979
3 23.168 19.621 24.717
4 26.646 18.316 24.974
5 24.628 19.364 24.435
Avg 24.772 21.290 24.545
StDev 1.346 4.109 0.371
Min 23.168 18.316 23.979
Max 26.646 28.487 24.974

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Summary of Insertion Force (8.4) Ambient +69°F (+21°C)
Insertion Force (8.4) Ambient +69°F (+21°C)
60%
1 16.156 11.844 24.450
2 14.639 11.951 15.475
3 9.964 11.827 24.931
4 12.331 8.558 15.532
5 15.246 8.586 13.411
Avg 13.667 10.553 18.760
StDev 2.507 1.809 5.484
Min 9.964 8.558 13.411
Max 16.156 11.951 24.931
Tri
1 11.507 14.387 9.893
2 12.348 9.689 8.425
3 12.422 11.260 13.170
4 12.919 14.596 10.231
5 13.573 10.732 8.931
Avg 12.554 12.133 10.130
StDev 0.763 2.227 1.847
Min 11.507 9.689 8.425
Max 13.573 14.596 13.170
Quad
1 25.815 18.425 26.599
2 26.055 24.735 31.592
3 24.280 23.039 23.952
4 21.059 30.959 27.664
5 21.397 31.895 29.023
Avg 23.721 25.811 27.766
StDev 2.379 5.633 2.834
Min 21.059 18.425 23.952
Max 26.055 31.895 31.592

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Axial Pull Force (8.5)
Test Method
Reference Specification: Bellcore GR-1503-core: ANSI/SCTE 99 2004;
Test Procedure:
A “tensile test machine” (Instron Model 1122 or equivalent) with a chart recorder feature and
appropriate grips shall be used to pull the connector/cable assembly until failure. Five (5)
samples shall be prepared using six-inch lengths of appropriate coaxial cable. A connector shall
be installed per manufacturer specifications on one end of the cable and the other end shall
remain free. Affix the test sample between the crosshead and the base of the test stand using
an “F” adapter for the connector and standard grips for the cable. Make sure that the connector
is torque to manufacturer specifications. Zero out equipment and insure that it is set-up for
required deflection and force measurements. If the tensile test machine has a “Max Hold”
indicator, it shall be utilized to record the maximum, average, and standard deviation of the pull
out force. The cable assembly shall be pulled at a rate of 2 inches per minute until failure.
NOTE: Pull force testing will be done using manufacturer’s recommended preparation steps and
non-standard preparation method, if applicable. This test will be performed on samples at room
temperature, and samples just removed from a temperature chamber at –40°C and samples just
removed from a temperature chamber at 60° C.
Equipment
Tensile Test Stand

Make: Chatillon
Model: LR 30K

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Onsite - Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) -40°F (-40°C)
Onsite - Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) -40°F (-40°C)
60%
1 80.994 90.731
2 94.115 93.839
3 84.631 113.565
4 95.111 109.131
5 99.853 103.982
Avg #DIV/0! 90.941 102.250
StDev #DIV/0! 7.837 9.770
Min 0.000 80.994 90.731
Max 0.000 99.853 113.565
Tri
1 87.262 80.616
2 100.329 98.945
3 89.582 94.002
4 100.412 97.405
5 94.813 97.467
Avg #DIV/0! 94.480 93.687
StDev #DIV/0! 6.033 7.528
Min 0.000 87.262 80.616
Max 0.000 100.412 98.945
Quad
1 157.081 131.557
2 142.401 153.010
3 144.428 145.006
4 161.968 160.047
5 159.617 156.312
Avg #DIV/0! 153.099 149.186
StDev #DIV/0! 9.036 11.309
Min 0.000 142.401 131.557
Max 0.000 161.968 160.047

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Onsite - Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) +140°F (+60°C)
Onsite - Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) +140°F (+60°C)
60%
1 46.573 44.347
2 44.453 62.452
3 48.807 56.131
4 51.643 54.593
5 47.534 57.837
Avg #DIV/0! 47.802 55.072
StDev #DIV/0! 2.672 6.680
Min 0.000 44.453 44.347
Max 0.000 51.643 62.452
Tri
1 46.857 54.785
2 52.993 56.952
3 45.161 52.717
4 49.750 49.300
5 52.723 53.500
Avg #DIV/0! 49.497 53.451
StDev #DIV/0! 3.481 2.820
Min 0.000 45.161 49.300
Max 0.000 52.993 56.952
Quad
1 103.650 109.399
2 99.123 105.049
3 94.568 103.426
4 101.266 93.506
5 90.825 98.166
Avg #DIV/0! 97.886 101.909
StDev #DIV/0! 5.173 6.182
Min 0.000 90.825 93.506
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Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) -40°F (-40°C)
Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) -40°F (-40°C)
60%
1 81.381 85.329 113.430
2 97.287 93.444 92.675
3 82.881 93.677 91.973
4 90.015 98.129 96.675
5 80.597 95.488 101.317
Avg 86.432 93.213 99.214
StDev 7.121 4.790 8.777
Min 80.597 85.329 91.973
Max 97.287 98.129 113.430
Tri
1 80.926 89.830 91.184
2 80.870 94.335 105.328
3 90.105 92.913 96.993
4 84.716 94.841 101.029
5 92.792 89.472 96.891
Avg 85.882 92.278 98.285
StDev 5.400 2.503 5.272
Min 80.870 89.472 91.184
Max 92.792 94.841 105.328
Quad
1 97.561 152.118 144.568
2 129.052 152.233 142.838
3 133.895 158.976 154.701
4 123.267 136.575 152.443
5 133.613 145.913 151.707
Avg 123.478 149.163 149.251
StDev 15.117 8.418 5.220
Min 97.561 136.575 142.838
Max 133.895 158.976 154.701

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Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) +140°F (+60°C)
Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) +140°F (+60°C)
60%
1 45.284 53.236 52.438
2 43.492 62.044 51.281
3 37.607 54.510 50.500
4 46.882 58.734 44.318
5 62.027 60.612 51.914
Avg 47.058 57.827 50.090
StDev 9.073 3.822 3.307
Min 37.607 53.236 44.318
Max 62.027 62.044 52.438
Tri
1 44.110 49.716 51.298
2 45.241 48.229 51.010
3 43.296 56.835 48.512
4 44.908 50.296 55.208
5 44.643 47.143 49.796
Avg 44.440 50.444 51.165
StDev 0.761 3.782 2.515
Min 43.296 47.143 48.512
Max 45.241 56.835 55.208
Quad
1 77.465 84.662 93.588
2 89.430 102.593 88.438
3 78.908 86.918 92.954
4 82.810 98.867 100.850
5 87.190 94.105 95.075
Avg 83.161 93.429 94.181
StDev 5.152 7.636 4.475
Min 77.465 84.662 88.438
Max 89.430 102.593 100.850

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Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) Ambient +69°F (+21°C)
Summary of Axial Pull Force (8.5) Ambient +69°F (+21°C)
60%
1 58.259 64.935 69.191
2 59.953 71.853 68.935
3 63.321 66.927 72.065
4 51.795 69.532 73.612
5 58.603 67.425 65.892
Avg 58.386 68.134 69.939
StDev 4.193 2.645 2.998
Min 51.795 64.935 65.892
Max 63.321 71.853 73.612
Tri
1 65.553 72.204 80.594
2 63.882 68.676 71.677
3 58.945 70.478 79.983
4 55.793 67.788 80.892
5 64.111 75.070 80.346
Avg 61.657 70.843 78.698
StDev 4.120 2.910 3.939
Min 55.793 67.788 71.677
Max 65.553 75.070 80.892
Quad
1 101.117 125.807 114.271
2 92.549 112.124 116.417
3 102.677 120.259 130.989
4 91.669 119.245 111.528
5 103.401 123.262 124.269
Avg 98.283 120.139 119.495
StDev 5.704 5.170 7.987
Min 91.669 112.124 111.528
Max 103.401 125.807 130.989

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Loosening Torque (8.6)
Test Method
Reference Specification: Bellcore GR-1503-core
Test Procedure:
Five (5) connector samples shall be prepared using short lengths of appropriate coaxial cable.
These samples shall be assembled to a hardened steel “F” Port (Female) using a tightening
torque recommended by the manufacturer (or 20 inch pounds, whichever is greater). Samples
shall be subjected to 3-twelve hour temperature cycles from range of -40° to +60°C. After
temperature cycle, Record the maximum, average, and standard deviation of the torque required
to loosen the connector.
Equipment
Temperature Chamber
Make: TestEquity
Model: 115
Additional Modules: Series F4 Temperature Controller, and SD Limit Controller
Present Software Version/Revision:
Last Calibration Date: 02Mar2009
Torque & Data Analyzing System

Make: CDI Torque Products
Model: Multitorq 1600-MT
Additional Modules: Sensor 501-I-MT (5-50 in-lb T)
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Summary - Loosening Torque
Equipment Image – Loosening Torque – Samples in Temperature Chamber
Loosening Torque Summary
After each sample was torqued to 30 in-lb then temperature cycled, the following values for
“loosening torque” are as follows…
Sample in-lb
1 17.4
2 18.4
3 19.4
4 20.4
5 21.4
AVG 19.4
MIN 17.4
MAX 21.4
STDEV 1.58

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Equipment Interface (8.7) – Part 1 (Mating Repeatability)
Test Method
Reference Specification: Bellcore GR-1503-CORE
Procedure:
Five (5) connector samples shall be prepared using short lengths of appropriate coaxial cable.
These samples shall be terminated to an “F” port 10 times using the same hex flats and 40 inch-
pounds of torque for each termination. A hardened steel “F” port shall be used.
Connectors designed for screw-on application to “F” ports shall be capable of repeated
applications (at least 10) without visible damage to the hex surface or internal threads.
Photographs of each sample should be taken both PRIOR to and AFTER tightening
Equipment

Summary - 8.7 Equipment Interface - Part 1 (Mating Repeatability)
Summary - 8.7 Equipment Interface - Part 1 (Mating Repeatability)
Cable 3.5" Commscope F660BVV
Connector - SNS1P6U
The connector was terminated to a hardened steel F-port and torqued to 40 inlbs 10 times
There were no visible signs of damage to the internal threads with slight wear on
The hex surface from the wrench, the same hex flats were used each time.

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Equipment Interface (8.8) – Part 2 (Connection Interface)
Test Method
Procedure:
Five (5) Connector samples shall be prepared using one-foot lengths of appropriate coaxial cable.
These samples shall be terminated to a hardened steel “F” port using 60 inch-pounds of torque.
Photographs of each sample should be taken both PRIOR to and AFTER tightening.
Equipment

Summary - 8.8 Equipment Interface - Part 2 (Connection Interface)
Summary - 8.8 Equipment Interface - Part 2 (Connection Interface)
Cable 12" Commscope F660BVV

Samples were torqued to 60 inlbs then continued to failure
Connector - SNS1P6U
Status - Pass
Inlbs.
1 83.7
2 99.2
3 106.3
4 87.6
5 80

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Connector Loosening Torque (9.1)
Test Method
Reference Specification: NA
Procedure:
This test will be performed on a three 1-foot section of each cable type to be tested. The cable
shall then be cut at its midpoint and spliced using an F-81 barrel connector. Torque the
connector to 20 inch lbs. Thereafter, the samples shall be subjected 4 cycles of the following:
 Subjected the samples to harmonic motion having vertical amplitude of 0.03 inches, the
frequency varying uniformly between 10 Hz and 55 Hz for 1 hour. The entire frequency
range from 10 to 55 Hz and back to 10 Hz shall be traversed in one minute.
 Then, 3-twelve hour temperature cycles from range of -40° to +60°C.
At the end of the 4th cycle, measure and record the torque required to loosen each sample.
Equipment
Network Analyzer
Make: Hewlett Packard
Model: 8753C 300 kHz – 6 GHz
Additional Modules: HP 85047A S-Parameter Test Set 300 kHz – 6 GHz
Present Software Version/Revision: LabVIEW 2009, Ver 9.0

Vibration
Make: MRAD Digi-Vib with Sweep Control
Model: 211/311
Make: MRAD Table
Model: 3636
Additional Modules: Frenic Model 5000G9 Programmable Controller
Last Calibration Date: (Not Required)
Temperature Chamber
Make: Cincinnati Sub-Zero Products
Model: ZH-16-2-2-H/AC
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Summary - Loosening Torque
Note: Initial torque of 20 inch pounds applied to all connector coupling nuts before temperature
cycling and vibration. The following represents the loosening torque after temperature cycling
and vibration.
Loosening Torque (in. lbs.)

(After Temperature Cycling and Vibration)

Sample 9116 9118 1189A F660BVV F6TSVV F6SSVV 2360 2622 2260
1 15.1 12.9 15.6 15.9 13.6 14.0 14.4 14.5 13.4
2 14.1 14.7 11.6 14.1 15.2 12.9 14.3 16.3 14.3
3 13.4 14.7 14.2 14.7 14.8 13.2 13.8 12.1 14.3
4 13.7 15.1 16.1 17.2 12.7 16.3 14.9 15.1 14.5
5 11.6 13.1 14.8 14.4 15.6 15.9 14.5 14.2 14.4
6 13.5 9.6 15.9 15.2 14.9 13.8 13.6 13.1 13.7
Avg 13.5 13.3 14.7 15.3 14.5 14.3 14.3 14.2 14.1
StDev 1.2 2.1 1.7 1.1 1.1 1.4 0.5 1.5 0.4
Min 11.6 9.6 11.6 14.1 12.7 12.9 13.6 12.1 13.4
Max 15.1 15.1 16.1 17.2 15.6 16.3 14.9 16.3 14.5
Note: The data for each jumper end is sample 1+2, 3+4, and 5+6.

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Connector/Cable Contact Resistance (9.2)
Test Method
Reference Specification: Mil-Std 202 Method 307:
Procedure:
Samples should be prepared using a 2-inch length of coaxial cable. Five (5) samples total
Center conductor resistance Procedure:

For the contact resistance of the center conductor, a power supply capable of delivering 5, 10
and 15 amperes of steady current flow shall be connected to the connector pin at one end and to
the coaxial cable center conductor at a point approximately ¼” beyond the rear of the connector
at the other end. Two multi-meters are required in order to measure the millivolt drop and the
milliohm resistance between the connector pin and the coaxial cable center conductor. Currents
of 5, 10 and 15 amperes shall be delivered for a period of one minutes each or until the current
stabilizes. Resistance and voltage drop measurements shall be taken at the time of current
stabilization and recorded.
Outer conductor resistance Procedure:

Prepare one end of a 2-inch length of the appropriate coaxial cable in accordance with the
connector manufacturer’s instructions and install the connector. Cut the cable at a point
approximately 1” beyond the rear of the connector. Remove approximately ½” of jacket from the
cable end, exposing the cable braid. Attach the connector/cable sample to an F-81 splice
adaptor and tighten the male “F” connector coupling nut to the manufacturer specification. Zero
the micro-ohmmeter leads. Attach one lead to the F-81 barrel at a point adjacent to the male F
connector coupling nut. Connect the remaining lead the exposed cable braid.
For the contact resistance of the outer conductor, a power supply capable of delivering 5, 10 and
15 amperes of steady current flow shall be connected to one lead to the F-81 barrel at a point
adjacent to the male F connector coupling nut and the remaining lead the exposed cable braid.
Two multi-meters are required in order to measure the millivolt drop and the milliohm drop
between the male “F” connector nut and the exposed cable braid. Currents of 5, 10 and 15
amperes shall be delivered for periods of one minute each or until the current stabilizes.
Resistance and voltage drop measurements shall be taken at the time of current stabilization and
recorded.
Equipment
Make: Valhalla Scientific Digital Micro-Ohmmeter

Model: 4126
Additional Modules:
Last Calibration Date: 12Oct2009

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Connector/Cable Contact Resistance (9.2)
Comcast Test Method
Reference Specification: ANSI/SCTE 103 2004
Procedure:
Samples should be prepared using a 2-inch length of coaxial cable. Five (5) samples total
Center conductor resistance Procedure:

For the contact resistance of the center conductor, a power supply capable of delivering 5, 10
and 15 amperes of steady current flow shall be connected to the connector pin at one end and to
the coaxial cable center conductor at a point approximately ¼” beyond the rear of the connector
at the other end. Two multi-meters are required in order to measure the millivolt drop and the
milliohm resistance between the connector pin and the coaxial cable center conductor. Currents
of 5, 10 and 15 amperes shall be delivered for a period of one minutes each or until the current
stabilizes. Resistance and voltage drop measurements shall be taken at the time of current
stabilization and recorded.
Outer conductor resistance Procedure:

Prepare one end of a 2-inch length of the appropriate coaxial cable in accordance with the
connector manufacturer’s instructions and install the connector. Cut the cable at a point
approximately 1” beyond the rear of the connector. Remove approximately ½” of jacket from the
cable end, exposing the cable braid. Attach the connector/cable sample to an F-81 splice adaptor
and tighten the male “F” connector coupling nut to the manufacturer specification. Zero the
micro-ohmmeter leads. Attach one lead to the F-81 barrel at a point adjacent to the male F
connector coupling nut. Connect the remaining lead the exposed cable braid.
For the contact resistance of the outer conductor, a power supply capable of delivering 5, 10 and
15 amperes of steady current flow shall be connected to one lead to the F-81 barrel at a point
adjacent to the male F connector coupling nut and the remaining lead the exposed cable braid.
Two multi-meters are required in order to measure the millivolt drop and the milliohm drop
between the male “F” connector nut and the exposed cable braid. Currents of 5, 10 and 15
amperes shall be delivered for periods of one minute each or until the current stabilizes.
Resistance and voltage drop measurements shall be taken at the time of current stabilization and
recorded.
Equipment
Make: Valhalla Scientific Digital Micro-Ohmmeter
Model: 4126
Additional Modules:
Last Calibration Date: 12Oct2009
Results: All samples had less than 10 mΩ of resistance. This indicates superior contact between
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Return Loss (9.3) 2-Foot Jumper cut at 1-Foot with Barrel
Test Method
Reference Specification: Bellcore GR-1503-CORE 3.5.4; ANSI/SCTE 04 2007
Procedure:
10 connectors total, 5 jumpers, any type of cable.
Use a 75-ohm network analyzer with a transmission/reflection or S-parameter test set and
interconnecting adapters and cables. The analyzer must be capable of transforming frequency
domain data to the time domain and time domain data to the frequency domain and of selecting
a section of the time domain response. Set the analyzer to measure a return loss measurement.
Set the start frequency to 2.5MHz: Set the stop frequency to 1005 MHz, set the number of points
to 1601. Perform a one port calibration to cancel out interconnecting adapters and cables using
precision calibration standards.
Measure the return loss of a two-foot length of 75-ohm coax distribution cable containing a splice
assembly consisting of an F-81 barrel splice and terminated in 75 ohms. Convert this frequency
response to the time domain, establish a time window (gate) wide enough to include only the
connector splice, and convert this “time domain gated” response back to the frequency domain.
The gated frequency domain response is the return loss of the connector splice.
Record the worst case return loss and frequency as well as the return loss at the following
frequencies: 5 MHz, 15 MHz, 30 MHz, 40 MHz, 45 MHz, 54 MHz, 120 MHz, 200 MHz, 300 MHz,
450 MHz, 550 MHz, 750 MHz, 870 MHz, and 1002 MHz. Further, include the Directivity value of
the measurement system
Optional - Repeat the return loss measurement at all frequencies from 1002.5MHz to 2002.5 MHz
and 2000 MHz to 3002.5 MHz.
Equipment
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OnsiteReturn
Onsite - Return Loss
Loss (9.3),
(9.4), 2' Jumper
2' Jumper with with KF81DI
KF81DI SpliceSplice -40F (-40C)
-40F (-40C)
60%
1 -32.8260
2 -32.4000
3 -33.1520
4 -32.2290
5 -33.7620
Avg #DIV/0! -32.8738 #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! 0.6142 #DIV/0!
Min 0.0000 -33.7620 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -32.2290 0.0000
Tri
1 -33.3260
2 -34.5290
3 -34.8150
4 -35.2030
5 -33.8910
Avg #DIV/0! -34.3528 #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! 0.7475 #DIV/0!
Min 0.0000 -35.2030 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -33.3260 0.0000
Quad
1 -33.5610
2 -34.4320
3 -33.6390
4 -35.6660
5 -34.9280
Avg #DIV/0! -34.4452 #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! 0.8882 #DIV/0!
Min 0.0000 -35.6660 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -33.5610 0.0000

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Onsite - Return Loss
Loss (9.3),
(9.4), 2' Jumper
2' Jumper with with KF81DI
KF81DI SpliceSplice
+140F+140F
(+60C) (+60C)
60%
1 -30.9590
2 -30.5620
3 -30.3830
4 -30.3570
5 -31.0800
Avg #DIV/0! -30.6682 #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! 0.3330 #DIV/0!
Min 0.0000 -31.0800 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -30.3570 0.0000
Tri
1 -31.2400
2 -32.6520
3 -32.3110
4 -32.8240
5 -32.0410
Avg #DIV/0! -32.2136 #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! 0.6229 #DIV/0!
Min 0.0000 -32.8240 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -31.2400 0.0000
Quad
1 -32.5000
2 -31.9610
3 -32.5800
4 -32.5720
5 -32.2500
Avg #DIV/0! -32.3726 #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! 0.2662 #DIV/0!
Min 0.0000 -32.5800 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -31.9610 0.0000

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Onsite – Return Loss
Loss (9.3),
(9.4), 2' Jumper
2' Jumper with KF81DI
with KF81DI SpliceSplice Ambient
Ambient +69F (21C)
+69F (21C)
60%
1 -31.6150
2 -31.7300
3 -30.6260
4 -31.2530
5 -31.9420
Avg #DIV/0! -31.4332 #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! 0.5158 #DIV/0!
Min 0.0000 -31.9420 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -30.6260 0.0000
Tri
1 -31.5210
2 -32.8260
3 -32.3690
4 -32.8810
5 -33.1700
Avg #DIV/0! -32.5534 #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! 0.6445 #DIV/0!
Min 0.0000 -33.1700 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -31.5210 0.0000
Quad
1 -31.7160
2 -33.0290
3 -31.9850
4 -32.9710
5 -32.7640
Avg #DIV/0! -32.4930 #DIV/0!
StDev #DIV/0! 0.6023 #DIV/0!
Min 0.0000 -33.0290 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -31.7160 0.0000

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Cable/Connector Insertion Loss (9.4)
Test Method
Reference Specification: Bellcore GR-1503-CORE 3.5.3;ANSI/SCTE 144
Procedure:
10 connectors total, 5 jumpers, any type of cable.
Use a 75-ohm network analyzer with a transmission/reflection S-parameter test set and
interconnecting adapters and cables. Set the analyzer to measure the attenuation. Set the start
frequency to 2.5MHz: Set the stop frequency to 1005 MHz, set the number of points to 1601.
Perform a forward transmission calibrate to cancel out interconnecting adapters and cables using
precision calibration standards.
Measure and store the attenuation of the 100-foot length cable. It may be necessary to use a
“smoothing aperture” of up to 20% of the frequency span to smooth random and period
variations in the response due to cable imperfections. The cable shall then be cut at its midpoint
and spliced using an F-81 barrel connector. Measure the attenuation of the cable with splice
assembly. The insertion loss of the splice assembly is the vector difference of these two
measurements.
Optional - Repeat the attenuation measurement at all frequencies from 1002.5MHz to 2002.5
MHz and 2000 MHz to 3002.5 MHz.
Equipment
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Onsite - Summary of Insertion Loss (9.4) Ambient +69F (+21C)

Onsite - Summary of Insertion Loss (9.5) Ambient +69F (+21C)
Note: No Splice, Ambient (Samples xA) shown in Green Highlight for reference
60%
1A -6.0269
1B -6.0732
Difference 0.0000 -0.0463 0.0000
2A -6.0217
2B -6.0791
Difference 0.0000 -0.0574 0.0000
3A -6.0208
3B -6.0803
Difference 0.0000 -0.0595 0.0000
4A -5.9729
4B -6.0388
Difference 0.0000 -0.0659 0.0000
5A -6.0122
5B -6.0745
Difference 0.0000 -0.0623 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 -0.0583 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.0074 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -0.0463 0.0000
Min 0.0000 -0.0659 0.0000

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Tri
1A -5.9993
1B -6.0640
Difference 0.0000 -0.0647 0.0000
2A -6.0547
2B -6.0378
Difference 0.0000 0.0169 0.0000
3A -6.0259
3B -6.0806
Difference 0.0000 -0.0547 0.0000
4A -5.9963
4B -6.0400
Difference 0.0000 -0.0437 0.0000
5A -5.9492
5B -6.0027
Difference 0.0000 -0.0535 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 -0.0399 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.0326 0.0000
Max 0.0000 0.0169 0.0000
Min 0.0000 -0.0647 0.0000

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Quad
1A -5.9724
1B -6.0654
Difference 0.0000 -0.0930 0.0000
2A -5.9458
2B -6.0442
Difference 0.0000 -0.0984 0.0000
3A -5.9871
3B -6.0298
Difference 0.0000 -0.0427 0.0000
4A -6.9768
4B -6.0220
Difference 0.0000 0.9548 0.0000
5A -6.0049
5B -6.0725
Difference 0.0000 -0.0676 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 0.1306 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.4613 0.0000
Max 0.0000 0.9548 0.0000
Min 0.0000 -0.0984 0.0000

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Onsite - Summary of Insertion Loss (9.5) -40F (-40C)
60%
1A -6.0269
1B -5.5847
Difference 0.0000 0.4422 0.0000
2A -6.0217
2B -5.5610
Difference 0.0000 0.4607 0.0000
3A -6.0208
3B -5.4834
Difference 0.0000 0.5374 0.0000
4A -5.9729
4B -5.4758
Difference 0.0000 0.4971 0.0000
5A -6.0122
5B -5.5112
Difference 0.0000 0.5010 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 0.4877 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.0372 0.0000
Max 0.0000 0.5374 0.0000
Min 0.0000 0.4422 0.0000

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Tri
1A -5.9993
1B -5.5833
Difference 0.0000 0.4160 0.0000
2A -6.0547
2B -5.4666
Difference 0.0000 0.5881 0.0000
3A -6.0259
3B -5.5110
Difference 0.0000 0.5149 0.0000
4A -5.9963
4B -5.6169
Difference 0.0000 0.3794 0.0000
5A -5.9492
5B -5.4836
Difference 0.0000 0.4656 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 0.4728 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.0823 0.0000
Max 0.0000 0.5881 0.0000
Min 0.0000 0.3794 0.0000

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Quad
1A -5.9724
1B -5.4727
Difference 0.0000 0.4997 0.0000
2A -5.9458
2B -5.4263
Difference 0.0000 0.5195 0.0000
3A -5.9871
3B -5.4385
Difference 0.0000 0.5486 0.0000
4A -6.9768
4B -5.4783
Difference 0.0000 1.4985 0.0000
5A -6.0049
5B -5.4678
Difference 0.0000 0.5371 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 0.7207 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.4352 0.0000
Max 0.0000 1.4985 0.0000
Min 0.0000 0.4997 0.0000

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Onsite - Summary of Insertion Loss (9.5) -40F (-40C) 1-Turn Loose
60%
1A -6.0269
1B -5.6433
Difference 0.0000 0.3836 0.0000
2A -6.0217
2B -5.6492
Difference 0.0000 0.3725 0.0000
3A -6.0208
3B -5.5894
Difference 0.0000 0.4314 0.0000
4A -5.9729
4B -5.5388
Difference 0.0000 0.4341 0.0000
5A -6.0122
5B -5.5857
Difference 0.0000 0.4265 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 0.4096 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.0292 0.0000
Max 0.0000 0.4341 0.0000
Min 0.0000 0.3725 0.0000

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Tri
1A -5.9993
1B -5.6597
Difference 0.0000 0.3396 0.0000
2A -6.0547
2B -5.5164
Difference 0.0000 0.5383 0.0000
3A -6.0259
3B -5.7556
Difference 0.0000 0.2703 0.0000
4A -5.9963
4B -5.8223
Difference 0.0000 0.1740 0.0000
5A -5.9492
5B -5.8289
Difference 0.0000 0.1203 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 0.2885 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.1634 0.0000
Max 0.0000 0.5383 0.0000
Min 0.0000 0.1203 0.0000

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Quad
1A -5.9724
1B -5.5505
Difference 0.0000 0.4219 0.0000
2A -5.9458
2B -5.4741
Difference 0.0000 0.4717 0.0000
3A -5.9871
3B -5.4946
Difference 0.0000 0.4925 0.0000
4A
4B
Difference 0.0000 0.0000
5A -6.0049
5B -5.6826
Difference 0.0000 0.3223 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 0.4271 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.0759 0.0000
Max 0.0000 0.4925 0.0000
Min 0.0000 0.3223 0.0000

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Onsite - Summary of Insertion Loss (9.5) +140F (+60C)
60%
1A -6.0269
1B -6.4495
Difference 0.0000 -0.4226 0.0000
2A -6.0217
2B -6.4800
Difference 0.0000 -0.4583 0.0000
3A -6.0208
3B -6.4255
Difference 0.0000 -0.4047 0.0000
4A -5.9729
4B -6.4172
Difference 0.0000 -0.4443 0.0000
5A -6.0122
5B -6.4575
Difference 0.0000 -0.4453 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 -0.4350 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.0213 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -0.4047 0.0000
Min 0.0000 -0.4583 0.0000

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Tri
1A -5.9993
1B -6.4097
Difference 0.0000 -0.4104 0.0000
2A -6.0547
2B -6.4050
Difference 0.0000 -0.3503 0.0000
3A -6.0259
3B -6.4207
Difference 0.0000 -0.3948 0.0000
4A -5.9963
4B -6.4238
Difference 0.0000 -0.4275 0.0000
5A -5.9492
5B -6.3525
Difference 0.0000 -0.4033 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 -0.3973 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.0289 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -0.3503 0.0000
Min 0.0000 -0.4275 0.0000

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Quad
1A -5.9724
1B -6.4751
Difference 0.0000 -0.5027 0.0000
2A -5.9458
2B -6.4519
Difference 0.0000 -0.5061 0.0000
3A -5.9871
3B -6.5039
Difference 0.0000 -0.5168 0.0000
4A -6.9768
4B -6.4993
Difference 0.0000 0.4775 0.0000
5A -6.0049
5B -6.4729
Difference 0.0000 -0.4680 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 -0.3032 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.4368 0.0000
Max 0.0000 0.4775 0.0000
Min 0.0000 -0.5168 0.0000

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Onsite - Summary of Insertion Loss (9.4) +140F (+60C) 1-Turn Loose

Onsite - Summary of Insertion Loss (9.5) +140F (+60C) 1-Turn Loose
60%
1A -6.0269
1B -6.4304
Difference 0.0000 -0.4035 0.0000
2A -6.0217
2B -6.4773
Difference 0.0000 -0.4556 0.0000
3A -6.0208
3B -6.4175
Difference 0.0000 -0.3967 0.0000
4A -5.9729
4B -6.4058
Difference 0.0000 -0.4329 0.0000
5A -6.0122
5B -6.4421
Difference 0.0000 -0.4299 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 -0.4237 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.0239 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -0.3967 0.0000
Min 0.0000 -0.4556 0.0000

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Tri
1A -5.9993
1B -6.4016
Difference 0.0000 -0.4023 0.0000
2A -6.0547
2B -6.3752
Difference 0.0000 -0.3205 0.0000
3A -6.0259
3B -6.3374
Difference 0.0000 -0.3115 0.0000
4A -5.9963
4B -6.3418
Difference 0.0000 -0.3455 0.0000
5A -5.9492
5B -6.2935
Difference 0.0000 -0.3443 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 -0.3448 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.0354 0.0000
Max 0.0000 -0.3115 0.0000
Min 0.0000 -0.4023 0.0000

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Quad
1A -5.9724
1B -6.4766
Difference 0.0000 -0.5042 0.0000
2A -5.9458
2B -6.4509
Difference 0.0000 -0.5051 0.0000
3A -5.9871
3B -6.5037
Difference 0.0000 -0.5166 0.0000
4A -6.9768
4B -6.4832
Difference 0.0000 0.4936 0.0000
5A -6.0049
5B -6.4668
Difference 0.0000 -0.4619 0.0000
(Diff.) Avg 0.0000 -0.2988 0.0000

StDev 0.0000 0.4435 0.0000
Max 0.0000 0.4936 0.0000
Min 0.0000 -0.5166 0.0000

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Summary of Insertion Loss (9.4) Ambient +69F (+21C)

Summary of Insertion Loss (9.5) Ambient +69F (+21C)
Note: No Splice, Ambient (Samples xA) shown in Green Highlight for reference
60%
1A -6.0291 -6.0637 -6.0833

1B -6.0518 -6.1172 -6.1055
Difference 0.4163 -0.0881 -0.0222
2A -6.0852 -6.0901 -6.0747

2B -6.0962 -6.0972 -6.0847
Difference -0.0110 -0.0071 -0.0100
3A -6.1270 -6.0632 -6.0435

3B -6.0488 -6.0845 -6.0879
Difference 0.0782 -0.0213 -0.0444
4A -6.0962 -6.0476 -6.0867

4B -6.0708 -6.0664 -6.1270
Difference 0.0254 -0.0188 -0.0403
5A -6.4681 -6.0325 -6.0403

5B -6.0781 -6.0732 -6.1267
Difference 0.3900 -0.0864 -0.0864
(Diff.) Avg 0.1272 0.0509 -0.0407

StDev 0.1962 0.1922 0.0291
Max 0.4163 0.3900 -0.0100
Min -0.0110 -0.0881 -0.0864

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Tri
1A -6.1431 -6.0164 -6.8840

1B -6.1899 -6.0159 -6.0803
Difference -0.0468 0.0005 0.8037
2A -6.1692 -6.0530 -6.2729

2B -6.1892 -6.0425 -6.0879
Difference -0.0200 0.0105 0.1850
3A -6.1709 -6.0476 -6.2483

3B -6.1848 -6.0366 -6.1082
Difference -0.0139 0.0110 0.1401
4A -6.1890 -6.2676 -6.2817

4B -6.1738 -6.1252 -6.1067
Difference 0.0152 0.1424 0.1750
5A -6.1650 -6.0918 -6.2769

5B -6.1672 -6.0959 -6.1089
Difference -0.0022 -0.0041 0.1680
(Diff.) Avg -0.0135 0.0321 0.2944

StDev 0.0229 0.0620 0.2852
Max 0.0152 0.1424 0.8037
Min -0.0468 -0.0041 0.1401

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Quad
1A -6.0422 -6.0757 -6.1282

1B -6.0598 -6.0356 -6.1196
Difference -0.0176 0.0401 0.0086
2A -6.2686 -6.1941 -6.1152

2B -6.1211 -6.0339 -6.1543
Difference 0.1475 0.1602 -0.0391
3A -6.2698 -6.0886 -6.1248

3B -6.0845 -6.0901 -6.1128
Difference 0.1853 -0.0015 0.0120
4A -6.0693 -6.0496 -6.2944

4B -6.0735 -6.0640 -6.1218
Difference -0.0042 -0.0144 0.1726
5A -5.9932 -6.0286 -6.1238

5B -5.9807 -5.5596 -6.1184
Difference 0.0125 0.4690 0.0054
(Diff.) Avg 0.0647 0.1307 0.0319

StDev 0.0944 0.2013 0.0814
Max 0.1853 0.4690 0.1726
Min -0.0176 -0.0144 -0.0391

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Summary of Insertion Loss (9.4) -40F (-40C)

Summary of Insertion Loss (9.5) -40F (-40C)
60%
1A -6.0291 -6.0637 -6.0833

1B -5.5642 -5.6003
Difference 0.4649 0.4634 6.0833
2A -6.0852 -6.0901 -6.0747

2B -5.5962 -5.5002
Difference 0.4890 0.5899 6.0747
3A -6.1270 -6.0632 -6.0435

3B -5.4968 -5.4653
Difference 0.6302 0.5979 6.0435
4A -6.0962 -6.0476 -6.0867

4B -5.5410 -5.4858
Difference 0.5552 0.5618 6.0867
5A -6.4681 -6.0325 -6.0403

5B -5.4900 -5.4832
Difference 0.9781 0.5493 6.0403
(Diff.) Avg 0.6235 0.5525 6.0657

StDev 0.2084 0.0536 0.0222
Max 0.9781 0.5979 6.0867
Min 0.4649 0.4634 6.0403

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Tri
1A -6.1431 -6.0164 -6.8840

1B -5.5798 -5.4285 -0.5068
Difference 0.5633 0.5879 6.3772
2A -6.1692 -6.0530 -6.2729

2B -5.5889 -5.4595 -5.5066
Difference 0.5803 0.5935 0.7663
3A -6.1709 -6.0476 -6.2483

3B -5.6113 -5.4495 -5.5115
Difference 0.5596 0.5981 0.7368
4A -6.1890 -6.2676 -6.2817

4B -5.5789 -5.5151 -5.4812
Difference 0.6101 0.7525 0.8005
5A -6.1650 -6.0918 -6.2769

5B -5.5444 -5.5649 -5.5049
Difference 0.6206 0.5269 0.7720
(Diff.) Avg 0.5868 0.6118 1.8906

StDev 0.0275 0.0838 2.5082
Max 0.6206 0.7525 6.3772
Min 0.5596 0.5269 0.7368

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Quad
1A -6.0422 -6.0757 -6.1282

1B -5.4966 -5.5154 -5.5002
Difference 0.5456 0.5603 0.6280
2A -6.2686 -6.1941 -6.1152

2B -5.4797 -5.4561 -5.5002
Difference 0.7889 0.7380 0.6150
3A -6.2698 -6.0886 -6.1248

3B -5.5217 -5.6340 -5.5012
Difference 0.7481 0.4546 0.6236
4A -6.0693 -6.0496 -6.2944

4B -5.4514 -5.5247 -5.5012
Difference 0.6179 0.5249 0.7932
5A -5.9932 -6.0286 -6.1238

5B -5.4417 -5.4407 -5.5273
Difference 0.5515 0.5879 0.5965
(Diff.) Avg 0.6504 0.5731 0.6513

StDev 0.1124 0.1048 0.0803
Max 0.7889 0.7380 0.7932
Min 0.5456 0.4546 0.5965

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Summary of Insertion Loss (9.4) +140F (+60C)

Summary of Insertion Loss (9.5) +140F (+60C)
60%
1A -6.0291 -6.0637 -6.0833

1B 6.3013 -6.5347
Difference 12.3304 -0.4710 6.0833
2A -6.0852 -6.0901 -6.0747

2B -6.6116 -6.5688
Difference -0.5264 -0.4787 6.0747
3A -6.1270 -6.0632 -6.0435

3B -6.4685 -6.5276
Difference -0.3415 -0.4644 6.0435
4A -6.0962 -6.0476 -6.0867

4B -6.5039 -6.4797
Difference -0.4077 -0.4321 6.0867
5A -6.4681 -6.0325 -6.0403

5B -6.5200 -6.4805
Difference -0.0519 -0.4480 6.0403
(Diff.) Avg 2.2006 -0.4588 6.0657

StDev 5.6654 0.0187 0.0222
Max 12.3304 -0.4321 6.0867
Min -0.5264 -0.4787 6.0403

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Tri
1A -6.1431 -6.0164 -6.8840

1B -6.6572 -6.4275 -6.5044
Difference -0.5141 -0.4111 0.3796
2A -6.1692 -6.0530 -6.2729

2B -6.6138 -6.3867 -6.5447
Difference -0.4446 -0.3337 -0.2718
3A -6.1709 -6.0476 -6.2483

3B -6.6855 -6.4089 -6.5745
Difference -0.5146 -0.3613 -0.3262
4A -6.1890 -6.2676 -6.2817

4B -6.6682 -6.4893 -6.5415
Difference -0.4792 -0.2217 -0.2598
5A -6.1650 -6.0918 -6.2769

5B -6.6179 -6.5137 -6.5957
Difference -0.4529 -0.4219 -0.3188
(Diff.) Avg -0.4811 -0.3499 -0.1594

StDev 0.0329 0.0802 0.3027
Max -0.4446 -0.2217 0.3796
Min -0.5146 -0.4219 -0.3262

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Quad
1A -6.0422 -6.0757 -6.1282

1B -6.4651 -6.4502 -6.6084
Difference -0.4229 -0.3745 -0.4802
2A -6.2686 -6.1941 -6.1152

2B -6.4492 -6.4609 -6.5474
Difference -0.1806 -0.2668 -0.4322
3A -6.2698 -6.0886 -6.1248

3B -6.4663 -6.4873 -6.5610
Difference -0.1965 -0.3987 -0.4362
4A -6.0693 -6.0496 -6.2944

4B -6.4915 -6.3955 -6.5432
Difference -0.4222 -0.3459 -0.2488
5A -5.9932 -6.0286 -6.1238

5B -6.3806 -6.3530 -6.5198
Difference -0.3874 -0.3244 -0.3960
(Diff.) Avg -0.3219 -0.3421 -0.3987

StDev 0.1227 0.0506 0.0889
Max -0.1806 -0.2668 -0.2488
Min -0.4229 -0.3987 -0.4802

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Shielding Effectiveness (9.5)
Test Method
Reference Specification: ANSI/SCTE 48-3 2004
Procedure:
The test was performed using the GTEM test outlined in the newest version of ANSI/SCTE 48-3
2004. The physical setup and testing procedure shall follow the techniques outlined in the
document. The GTEM cell must be EMCO, Lungrund or equivalent. It shall have enough volume
so to accommodate the UUT signal generator. An adequate test volume is defined as the volume
inside the test chamber over which the E-field strength variation measures less than  2 dB.
The shielding effectiveness shall be measured using samples prepared in the following ways: the
manufacturer required minimum torque specification, 20 in-lbs and tightened only with fingers.

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Note: No Splice (sample Ax) shown in Green Highlight for reference

Pre-Temp
60% Pre-Temp Torqued
CommScope F660BVV Cable (No Splice) (With Splice) Change
Average Worst Average Worst Average Worst
Sample Shielding Case Sample Shielding Case Shielding Case
A1 -83.256 -64.923 B1 -82.168 -65.098 1.088 -0.175
A2 -82.962 -62.320 B2 -80.109 -60.482 2.853 1.838
A3 -84.855 -61.960 B3 -83.371 -61.949 1.484 0.011
A4 -85.407 -69.403 B4 -85.927 -70.402 -0.520 -0.999
A5 -84.925 -68.145 B5 -82.233 -66.520 2.692 #REF!
Avg -84.28 -65.35 Avg -82.76 -64.89 Avg 1.52 #REF!
StDev 1.10 3.36 StDev 2.12 3.91 StDev 1.37 #REF!
Min -85.41 -69.40 Min -85.93 -70.40 Min -0.52 #REF!
Max -82.96 -61.96 Max -80.11 -60.48 Max 2.85 #REF!
Pre-Temp
Tri Shield Pre-Temp Torqued
CommScope F6TSVV Cable (No Splice) (With Splice) Change
A1 -87.556 -71.839 B1 -87.621 -71.941 -0.065 -0.102
A2 -87.236 -74.394 B2 -87.046 -73.918 0.190 0.476
A3 -87.738 -70.917 B3 -87.560 -72.551 0.178 -1.634
A4 -89.102 -76.845 B4 -87.779 -76.726 1.323 0.119
A5 -88.630 -76.627 B5 -87.551 -75.966 1.079 0.661
Avg -88.05 -74.12 Avg -87.51 -74.22 Avg 0.54 -0.10
StDev 0.78 2.70 StDev 0.28 2.09 StDev 0.62 0.91
Min -89.10 -76.85 Min -87.78 -76.73 Min -0.06 -1.63
Max -87.24 -70.92 Max -87.05 -71.94 Max 1.32 0.66
Pre-Temp
Quad Shield Pre-Temp Torqued
CommScope F6SSVV Cable (No Splice) (With Splice) Change
A1 -88.798 -75.903 B1 -88.194 -77.490 0.604 -1.587
A2 -88.256 -76.555 B2 -88.431 -76.556 -0.175 -0.001
A3 -88.195 -77.367 B3 -88.386 -77.325 -0.191 0.042
A4 -88.713 -76.764 B4 -88.101 -77.835 0.612 -1.071
A5 -88.941 -76.753 B5 -87.826 -76.914 1.115 -0.161
Avg -88.58 -76.67 Avg -88.19 -77.22 Avg 0.39 -0.56
Min -88.94 -77.37 Min -88.43 -77.84 Min -0.19 -1.59
Max -88.20 -75.90 Max -87.83 -76.56 Max 1.12 0.04

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Onsite - Summary of RFI (9.5) Pre-Temp, Finger Tight
Pre-Temp
60% Pre-Temp Finger Tight
A1 -83.256 -64.923 B1 -83.537 -61.916 -0.281 3.007
A2 -82.962 -62.320 B2 -89.176 -61.740 -6.214 0.580
A3 -84.855 -61.960 B3 -83.195 -63.011 1.660 -1.051
A4 -85.407 -69.403 B4 -85.700 -67.307 -0.293 2.096
A5 -84.925 -68.145 B5 -79.476 -66.036 5.449 2.109
Avg -84.28 -65.35 Avg -84.22 -64.00 Avg 0.06 1.35
Min -85.41 -69.40 Min -89.18 -67.31 Min -6.21 -1.05
Max -82.96 -61.96 Max -79.48 -61.74 Max 5.45 3.01
Pre-Temp
Tri Shield Pre-Temp Finger Tight
A1 -87.556 -71.839 B1 -85.297 -69.344 2.259 2.495
A2 -87.236 -74.394 B2 -85.005 -71.044 2.231 3.350
A3 -87.738 -70.917 B3 -86.277 -68.879 1.461 2.038
A4 -89.102 -76.845 B4 -85.818 -75.615 3.284 1.230
A5 -88.630 -76.627 B5 -84.616 -74.765 4.014 1.862
Avg -88.05 -74.12 Avg -85.40 -71.93 Avg 2.65 2.20
Min -89.10 -76.85 Min -86.28 -75.62 Min 1.46 1.23
Max -87.24 -70.92 Max -84.62 -68.88 Max 4.01 3.35
Pre-Temp
Quad Shield Pre-Temp Finger Tight
A1 -88.798 -75.903 B1 -88.347 -75.841 0.451 0.062
A2 -88.256 -76.555 B2 -88.453 -77.501 -0.197 -0.946
A3 -88.195 -77.367 B3 -88.149 -76.661 0.046 0.706
A4 -88.713 -76.764 B4 -87.828 -76.908 0.885 -0.144
A5 -88.941 -76.753 B5 -86.926 -76.261 2.015 0.492
Avg -88.58 -76.67 Avg -87.94 -76.63 Avg 0.64 0.03
Min -88.94 -77.37 Min -88.45 -77.50 Min -0.20 -0.95
Max -88.20 -75.90 Max -86.93 -75.84 Max 2.02 0.71

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Pre-Temp
60% Pre-Temp 1-Turn Loose
A1 -83.256 -64.923 B1 -70.389 -56.675 12.867 8.248
A2 -82.962 -62.320 B2 -66.112 -53.394 16.850 8.926
A3 -84.855 -61.960 B3 -67.731 -55.807 17.124 6.153
A4 -85.407 -69.403 B4 -64.718 -52.073 20.689 17.330
A5 -84.925 -68.145 B5 -71.337 -56.210 13.588 11.935
Avg -84.28 -65.35 Avg -68.06 -54.83 Avg 16.22 10.52
Min -85.41 -69.40 Min -71.34 -56.68 Min 12.87 6.15
Max -82.96 -61.96 Max -64.72 -52.07 Max 20.69 17.33
Pre-Temp
Tri Shield Pre-Temp 1-Turn Loose
A1 -87.556 -71.839 B1 -70.691 -57.590 16.865 14.249
A2 -87.236 -74.394 B2 -72.250 -56.802 14.986 17.592
A3 -87.738 -70.917 B3 -73.972 -60.707 13.766 10.210
A4 -89.102 -76.845 B4 -72.091 -58.814 17.011 18.031
A5 -88.630 -76.627 B5 -67.464 -53.828 21.166 22.799
Avg -88.05 -74.12 Avg -71.29 -57.55 Avg 16.76 16.58
Min -89.10 -76.85 Min -73.97 -60.71 Min 13.77 10.21
Max -87.24 -70.92 Max -67.46 -53.83 Max 21.17 22.80
Pre-Temp
Quad Shield Pre-Temp 1-Turn Loose
A1 -88.798 -75.903 B1 -72.496 -57.924 16.302 17.979
A2 -88.256 -76.555 B2 -68.644 -54.739 19.612 21.816
A3 -88.195 -77.367 B3 -70.867 -57.308 17.328 20.059
A4 -88.713 -76.764 B4 -70.855 -56.353 17.858 20.411
A5 -88.941 -76.753 B5 -69.699 -55.923 19.242 20.830
Avg -88.58 -76.67 Avg -70.51 -56.45 Avg 18.07 20.22
Min -88.94 -77.37 Min -72.50 -57.92 Min 16.30 17.98
Max -88.20 -75.90 Max -68.64 -54.74 Max 19.61 21.82

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Post-Temp
60% Pre-Temp Torqued
A1 -83.256 -64.923 B1 -82.528 -62.286 0.728 2.637
A2 -82.962 -62.320 B2 -76.747 -60.041 6.215 2.279
A3 -84.855 -61.960 B3 -81.196 -59.679 3.659 2.281
A4 -85.407 -69.403 B4 -84.130 -67.260 1.277 2.143
A5 -84.925 -68.145 B5 -78.267 -64.637 6.658 3.508
Avg -84.28 -65.35 Avg -80.57 -62.78 Avg 3.71 2.57
Min -85.41 -69.40 Min -84.13 -67.26 Min 0.73 2.14
Max -82.96 -61.96 Max -76.75 -59.68 Max 6.66 3.51
Post-Temp
Tri Shield Pre-Temp Torqued
A1 -87.556 -71.839 B1 -84.006 -66.855 3.550 4.984
A2 -87.236 -74.394 B2 -84.348 -69.687 2.888 4.707
A3 -87.738 -70.917 B3 -85.992 -66.926 1.746 3.991
A4 -89.102 -76.845 B4 -84.584 -73.088 4.518 3.757
A5 -88.630 -76.627 B5 -84.019 -74.239 4.611 2.388
Avg -88.05 -74.12 Avg -84.59 -70.16 Avg 3.46 3.97
Min -89.10 -76.85 Min -85.99 -74.24 Min 1.75 2.39
Max -87.24 -70.92 Max -84.01 -66.86 Max 4.61 4.98
Post-Temp
Quad Shield Pre-Temp Torqued
A1 -88.798 -75.903 B1 -86.604 -74.236 2.194 1.667
A2 -88.256 -76.555 B2 -86.446 -73.964 1.810 2.591
A3 -88.195 -77.367 B3 -86.803 -76.044 1.392 1.323
A4 -88.713 -76.764 B4 -86.525 -74.917 2.188 1.847
A5 -88.941 -76.753 B5 -85.562 -72.607 3.379 4.146
Avg -88.58 -76.67 Avg -86.39 -74.35 Avg 2.19 2.31
Min -88.94 -77.37 Min -86.80 -76.04 Min 1.39 1.32
Max -88.20 -75.90 Max -85.56 -72.61 Max 3.38 4.15

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Post-Temp
60% Pre-Temp 1-Turn Loose
A1 -83.256 -64.923 B1 -64.637 -51.756 18.619 13.167
A2 -82.962 -62.320 B2 -66.081 -54.306 16.881 8.014
A3 -84.855 -61.960 B3 -70.607 -56.219 14.248 5.741
A4 -85.407 -69.403 B4 -70.304 -57.145 15.103 12.258
A5 -84.925 -68.145 B5 -69.728 -57.418 15.197 10.727
Avg -84.28 -65.35 Avg -68.27 -55.37 Avg 16.01 9.98
Min -85.41 -69.40 Min -70.61 -57.42 Min 14.25 5.74
Max -82.96 -61.96 Max -64.64 -51.76 Max 18.62 13.17
Post-Temp
Tri Shield Pre-Temp 1-Turn Loose
A1 -87.556 -71.839 B1 -65.258 -51.034 22.298 20.805
A2 -87.236 -74.394 B2 -65.324 -53.141 21.912 21.253
A3 -87.738 -70.917 B3 -69.005 -55.496 18.733 15.421
A4 -89.102 -76.845 B4 -68.922 -55.481 20.180 21.364
A5 -88.630 -76.627 B5 -62.728 -48.947 25.902 27.680
Avg -88.05 -74.12 Avg -66.25 -52.82 Avg 21.81 21.30
Min -89.10 -76.85 Min -69.01 -55.50 Min 18.73 15.42
Max -87.24 -70.92 Max -62.73 -48.95 Max 25.90 27.68
Post-Temp
Quad Shield Pre-Temp 1-Turn Loose
A1 -88.798 -75.903 B1 -69.948 -55.881 18.850 20.022
A2 -88.256 -76.555 B2 -70.735 -56.534 17.521 20.021
A3 -88.195 -77.367 B3 -67.860 -54.287 20.335 23.080
A4 -88.713 -76.764 B4 -69.544 -55.516 19.169 21.248
A5 -88.941 -76.753 B5 -66.644 -53.490 22.297 23.263
Avg -88.58 -76.67 Avg -68.95 -55.14 Avg 19.63 21.53
Min -88.94 -77.37 Min -70.74 -56.53 Min 17.52 20.02
Max -88.20 -75.90 Max -66.64 -53.49 Max 22.30 23.26

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Post-Temp
60% Pre-Temp 1-1/2 Turn Loose
A1 -83.256 -64.923 B1 -68.325 -50.326 14.931 14.597
A2 -82.962 -62.320 B2 -63.460 -50.839 19.502 11.481
A3 -84.855 -61.960 B3 -67.891 -55.713 16.964 6.247
A4 -85.407 -69.403 B4 -66.109 -53.284 19.298 16.119
A5 -84.925 -68.145 B5 -70.110 -55.050 14.815 13.095
Avg -84.28 -65.35 Avg -67.18 -53.04 Avg 17.10 12.31
Min -85.41 -69.40 Min -70.11 -55.71 Min 14.82 6.25
Max -82.96 -61.96 Max -63.46 -50.33 Max 19.50 16.12
Post-Temp
Tri Shield Pre-Temp 1-1/2 Turn Loose
A1 -87.556 -71.839 B1 -68.276 -54.961 19.280 16.878
A2 -87.236 -74.394 B2 -72.233 -58.394 15.003 16.000
A3 -87.738 -70.917 B3 -67.432 -54.017 20.306 16.900
A4 -89.102 -76.845 B4 -67.944 -55.010 21.158 21.835
A5 -88.630 -76.627 B5 -66.552 -53.705 22.078 22.922
Avg -88.05 -74.12 Avg -68.49 -55.22 Avg 19.57 18.91
Min -89.10 -76.85 Min -72.23 -58.39 Min 15.00 16.00
Max -87.24 -70.92 Max -66.55 -53.71 Max 22.08 22.92
Post-Temp
Quad Shield Pre-Temp 1-1/2 Turn Loose
A1 -88.798 -75.903 B1 -68.161 -54.053 20.637 21.850
A2 -88.256 -76.555 B2 -70.810 -56.116 17.446 20.439
A3 -88.195 -77.367 B3 -70.732 -56.383 17.463 20.984
A4 -88.713 -76.764 B4 -68.804 -56.826 19.909 19.938
A5 -88.941 -76.753 B5 -71.609 -57.911 17.332 18.842
Avg -88.58 -76.67 Avg -70.02 -56.26 Avg 18.56 20.41
Min -88.94 -77.37 Min -71.61 -57.91 Min 17.33 18.84
Max -88.20 -75.90 Max -68.16 -54.05 Max 20.64 21.85

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Post-Temp
60% Pre-Temp 2 Turn Loose
A1 -83.256 -64.923 B1 -66.907 -53.930 16.349 10.993
A2 -82.962 -62.320 B2 -67.370 -54.594 15.592 7.726
A3 -84.855 -61.960 B3 -68.739 -52.490 16.116 9.470
A4 -85.407 -69.403 B4 -64.343 -51.393 21.064 18.010
A5 -84.925 -68.145 B5 -64.335 -52.167 20.590 15.978
Avg -84.28 -65.35 Avg -66.34 -52.91 Avg 17.94 12.44
Min -85.41 -69.40 Min -68.74 -54.59 Min 15.59 7.73
Max -82.96 -61.96 Max -64.34 -51.39 Max 21.06 18.01
Post-Temp
Tri Shield Pre-Temp 2 Turn Loose
A1 -87.556 -71.839 B1 -69.650 -56.930 17.906 14.909
A2 -87.236 -74.394 B2 -68.689 -55.302 18.547 19.092
A3 -87.738 -70.917 B3 -66.720 -53.644 21.018 17.273
A4 -89.102 -76.845 B4 -69.632 -56.102 19.470 20.743
A5 -88.630 -76.627 B5 -67.123 -52.547 21.507 24.080
Avg -88.05 -74.12 Avg -68.36 -54.91 Avg 19.69 19.22
Min -89.10 -76.85 Min -69.65 -56.93 Min 17.91 14.91
Max -87.24 -70.92 Max -66.72 -52.55 Max 21.51 24.08
Post-Temp
Quad Shield Pre-Temp 2 Turn Loose
A1 -88.798 -75.903 B1 -69.499 -56.172 19.299 19.731
A2 -88.256 -76.555 B2 -70.220 -57.057 18.036 19.498
A3 -88.195 -77.367 B3 -68.077 -54.704 20.118 22.663
A4 -88.713 -76.764 B4 -70.439 -56.925 18.274 19.839
A5 -88.941 -76.753 B5 -70.534 -56.284 18.407 20.469
Avg -88.58 -76.67 Avg -69.75 -56.23 Avg 18.83 20.44
Min -88.94 -77.37 Min -70.53 -57.06 Min 18.04 19.50
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Post-Temp
A1 -83.256 -64.923 B1 -68.533 -52.568 14.723 12.355
A2 -82.962 -62.320 B2 -69.501 -55.969 13.461 6.351
A3 -84.855 -61.960 B3 -68.877 -54.527 15.978 7.433
A4 -85.407 -69.403 B4 -67.692 -54.857 17.715 14.546
A5 -84.925 -68.145 B5 -70.420 -54.861 14.505 13.284
Avg -84.28 -65.35 Avg -69.00 -54.56 Avg 15.28 10.79
Min -85.41 -69.40 Min -70.42 -55.97 Min 13.46 6.35
Max -82.96 -61.96 Max -67.69 -52.57 Max 17.72 14.55
Post-Temp
A1 -87.556 -71.839 B1 -66.660 -53.273 20.896 18.566
A2 -87.236 -74.394 B2 -69.356 -55.980 17.880 18.414
A3 -87.738 -70.917 B3 -67.748 -55.120 19.990 15.797
A4 -89.102 -76.845 B4 -73.179 -56.878 15.923 19.967
A5 -88.630 -76.627 B5 -69.023 -52.595 19.607 24.032
Avg -88.05 -74.12 Avg -69.19 -54.77 Avg 18.86 19.36
Min -89.10 -76.85 Min -73.18 -56.88 Min 15.92 15.80
Max -87.24 -70.92 Max -66.66 -52.60 Max 20.90 24.03
Post-Temp
A1 -88.798 -75.903 B1 -70.324 -56.556 18.474 19.347
A2 -88.256 -76.555 B2 -72.805 -57.847 15.451 18.708
A3 -88.195 -77.367 B3 -68.778 -55.446 19.417 21.921
A4 -88.713 -76.764 B4 -70.243 -56.781 18.470 19.983
A5 -88.941 -76.753 B5 -69.698 -56.082 19.243 20.671
Avg -88.58 -76.67 Avg -70.37 -56.54 Avg 18.21 20.13
Min -88.94 -77.37 Min -72.81 -57.85 Min 15.45 18.71
Max -88.20 -75.90 Max -68.78 -55.45 Max 19.42 21.92

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Post-Temp
A1 -83.256 -64.923 B1 -70.949 -56.819 12.307 8.104
A2 -82.962 -62.320 B2 -65.640 -52.663 17.322 9.657
A3 -84.855 -61.960 B3 -67.487 -53.112 17.368 8.848
A4 -85.407 -69.403 B4 -67.816 -54.775 17.591 14.628
A5 -84.925 -68.145 B5 -69.315 -55.975 15.610 12.170
Avg -84.28 -65.35 Avg -68.24 -54.67 Avg 16.04 10.68
Min -85.41 -69.40 Min -70.95 -56.82 Min 12.31 8.10
Max -82.96 -61.96 Max -65.64 -52.66 Max 17.59 14.63
Post-Temp
A1 -87.556 -71.839 B1 -66.892 -53.289 20.664 18.550
A2 -87.236 -74.394 B2 -68.785 -55.551 18.451 18.843
A3 -87.738 -70.917 B3 -67.361 -54.651 20.377 16.266
A4 -89.102 -76.845 B4 -71.971 -56.425 17.131 20.420
A5 -88.630 -76.627 B5 -66.038 -52.169 22.592 24.458
Avg -88.05 -74.12 Avg -68.21 -54.42 Avg 19.84 19.71
Min -89.10 -76.85 Min -71.97 -56.43 Min 17.13 16.27
Max -87.24 -70.92 Max -66.04 -52.17 Max 22.59 24.46
Post-Temp
A1 -88.798 -75.903 B1 -69.364 -56.394 19.434 19.509
A2 -88.256 -76.555 B2 -69.798 -56.365 18.458 20.190
A3 -88.195 -77.367 B3 -69.314 -55.666 18.881 21.701
A4 -88.713 -76.764 B4 -69.014 -55.712 19.699 21.052
A5 -88.941 -76.753 B5 -68.323 -54.482 20.618 22.271
Avg -88.58 -76.67 Avg -69.16 -55.72 Avg 19.42 20.94
Min -88.94 -77.37 Min -69.80 -56.39 Min 18.46 19.51
Max -88.20 -75.90 Max -68.32 -54.48 Max 20.62 22.27

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Post-Temp
A1 -83.256 -64.923 B1 -68.609 -54.289 14.647 10.634
A2 -82.962 -62.320 B2 -66.117 -52.955 16.845 9.365
A3 -84.855 -61.960 B3 -67.128 -49.142 17.727 12.818
A4 -85.407 -69.403 B4 -67.856 -54.719 17.551 14.684
A5 -84.925 -68.145 B5 -67.089 -53.965 17.836 14.180
Avg -84.28 -65.35 Avg -67.36 -53.01 Avg 16.92 12.34
Min -85.41 -69.40 Min -68.61 -54.72 Min 14.65 9.37
Max -82.96 -61.96 Max -66.12 -49.14 Max 17.84 14.68
Post-Temp
A1 -87.556 -71.839 B1 -67.690 -54.022 19.866 17.817
A2 -87.236 -74.394 B2 -69.820 -55.734 17.416 18.660
A3 -87.738 -70.917 B3 -71.437 -57.090 16.301 13.827
A4 -89.102 -76.845 B4 -69.304 -55.702 19.798 21.143
A5 -88.630 -76.627 B5 -65.089 -51.178 23.541 25.449
Avg -88.05 -74.12 Avg -68.67 -54.75 Avg 19.38 19.38
Min -89.10 -76.85 Min -71.44 -57.09 Min 16.30 13.83
Max -87.24 -70.92 Max -65.09 -51.18 Max 23.54 25.45
Post-Temp
A1 -88.798 -75.903 B1 -69.451 -55.555 19.347 20.348
A2 -88.256 -76.555 B2 -67.660 -54.211 20.596 22.344
A3 -88.195 -77.367 B3 -67.266 -53.376 20.929 23.991
A4 -88.713 -76.764 B4 -67.908 -54.694 20.805 22.070
A5 -88.941 -76.753 B5 -71.774 -56.925 17.167 19.828
Avg -88.58 -76.67 Avg -68.81 -54.95 Avg 19.77 21.72
Min -88.94 -77.37 Min -71.77 -56.93 Min 17.17 19.83
Max -88.20 -75.90 Max -67.27 -53.38 Max 20.93 23.99

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60%
Belden 9116 Cable (No Splice) Cable (With Splice) Change
A1 -75.487 -52.985 B1 -74.628 -53.139 0.859 -0.154
A2 -76.769 -53.039 B2 -76.999 -53.688 -0.230 -0.649
A3 -76.656 -52.594 B3 -75.621 -57.895 1.035 -5.301
A4 -77.394 -54.382 B4 -77.767 -52.605 -0.373 1.777
A5 -77.238 -52.080 B5 -78.099 -58.678 -0.861 -6.598
Avg -76.71 -53.02 Avg -76.62 -55.20 Avg 0.09 -2.19
Min -77.39 -54.38 Min -78.10 -58.68 Min -0.86 -6.60
Max -75.49 -52.08 Max -74.63 -52.61 Max 1.04 1.78
60%
CommScope F660BVV Cable (No Splice) Cable (With Splice) Change
A1 -79.152 -59.936 B1 -82.344 -61.918 -3.192 -1.982
A2 -84.908 -65.839 B2 -84.892 -64.014 0.016 1.825
A3 -83.762 -63.105 B3 -84.421 -61.650 -0.659 1.455
A4 -83.558 -60.879 B4 -83.119 -60.837 0.439 0.042
A5 -82.657 -63.689 B5 -83.776 -60.755 -1.119 2.934
Avg -82.81 -62.69 Avg -83.71 -61.83 Avg -0.90 0.85
Min -84.91 -65.84 Min -84.89 -64.01 Min -3.19 -1.98
Max -79.15 -59.94 Max -82.34 -60.76 Max 0.44 2.93
60%
Times Fiber 2360 Cable (No Splice) Cable (With Splice) Change
A1 -76.473 -53.291 B1 -77.927 -54.889 -1.454 -1.598
A2 -75.006 -52.732 B2 -77.029 -55.319 -2.023 -2.587
A3 -77.793 -54.631 B3 -79.230 -26.394 -1.437 28.237
A4 -77.625 -54.396 B4 -78.666 -60.339 -1.041 -5.943
A5 -75.222 -54.723 B5 -78.084 -61.242 -2.862 -6.519
Avg -76.42 -53.95 Avg -78.19 -51.64 Avg -1.76 2.32
Min -77.79 -54.72 Min -79.23 -61.24 Min -2.86 -6.52
Max -75.01 -52.73 Max -77.03 -26.39 Max -1.04 28.24

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Tri Shield
Belden 9118 Cable (No Splice) Cable (With Splice) Change
A1 -88.805 -78.120 B1 -88.254 -77.391 0.551 0.729
A2 -84.053 -73.503 B2 -85.558 -71.167 -1.505 2.336
A3 -88.250 -76.151 B3 -89.144 -76.968 -0.894 -0.817
A4 -87.167 -74.143 B4 -88.212 -72.320 -1.045 1.823
A5 -87.867 -75.093 B5 -88.966 -74.349 -1.099 0.744
Avg -87.23 -75.40 Avg -88.03 -74.44 Avg -0.80 0.96
Min -88.81 -78.12 Min -89.14 -77.39 Min -1.51 -0.82
Max -84.05 -73.50 Max -85.56 -71.17 Max 0.55 2.34
Tri Shield
CommScope F6TSVV Cable (No Splice) Cable (With Splice) Change
A1 -87.921 -76.382 B1 -90.087 -78.916 -2.166 -2.534
A2 -86.460 -73.841 B2 -84.358 -65.708 2.102 8.133
A3 -78.036 -68.424 B3 -75.636 -64.254 2.400 4.170
A4 -87.565 -74.957 B4 -89.757 -75.540 -2.192 -0.583
A5 -87.593 -74.200 B5 -89.062 -73.714 -1.469 0.486
Avg -85.52 -73.56 Avg -85.78 -71.63 Avg -0.27 1.93
Min -87.92 -76.38 Min -90.09 -78.92 Min -2.19 -2.53
Max -78.04 -68.42 Max -75.64 -64.25 Max 2.40 8.13
Tri Shield
A1 -87.559 -75.517 B1 -89.884 -76.519 -2.325 -1.002
A2 -87.571 -76.610 B2 -88.989 -75.473 -1.418 1.137
A3 -86.083 -75.756 B3 -89.100 -75.702 -3.017 0.054
A4 -86.848 -73.915 B4 -89.464 -73.343 -2.616 0.572
A5 -87.384 -72.607 B5 -88.343 -71.422 -0.959 1.185
Avg -87.09 -74.88 Avg -89.16 -74.49 Avg -2.07 0.39
Min -87.57 -76.61 Min -89.88 -76.52 Min -3.02 -1.00
Max -86.08 -72.61 Max -88.34 -71.42 Max -0.96 1.19

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Quad Shield
Belden 1189A Cable (No Splice) Cable (With Splice) Change
A1 -89.506 -79.555 B1 -90.039 -79.701 -0.533 -0.146
A2 -90.099 -78.897 B2 -90.311 -78.682 -0.212 0.215
A3 -90.001 -78.646 B3 -90.171 -78.549 -0.170 0.097
A4 -89.903 -78.868 B4 -90.138 -78.622 -0.235 0.246
A5 -90.297 -80.592 B5 -90.452 -79.845 -0.155 0.747
Avg -89.96 -79.31 Avg -90.22 -79.08 Avg -0.26 0.23
Min -90.30 -80.59 Min -90.45 -79.85 Min -0.53 -0.15
Max -89.51 -78.65 Max -90.04 -78.55 Max -0.16 0.75
Quad Shield
CommScope F6SSVV Cable (No Splice) Cable (With Splice) Change
A1 -89.323 -78.342 B1 -89.828 -80.788 -0.505 -2.446
A2 -88.287 -77.843 B2 -89.714 -79.796 -1.427 -1.953
A3 -88.978 -78.448 B3 -88.893 -78.931 0.085 -0.483
A4 -88.278 -77.821 B4 -88.773 -79.619 -0.495 -1.798
A5 -87.541 -78.347 B5 -89.425 -80.736 -1.884 -2.389
Avg -88.48 -78.16 Avg -89.33 -79.97 Avg -0.85 -1.81
Min -89.32 -78.45 Min -89.83 -80.79 Min -1.88 -2.45
Max -87.54 -77.82 Max -88.77 -78.93 Max 0.08 -0.48
Quad Shield
A1 -88.863 -79.256 B1 -89.110 -79.897 -0.247 -0.641
A2 -89.863 -79.981 B2 -89.154 -80.590 0.709 -0.609
A3 -89.012 -78.404 B3 -78.104 -76.780 10.908 1.624
A4 -89.717 -80.764 B4 -88.933 -78.543 0.784 2.221
A5 -89.339 -79.115 B5 -89.284 -79.734 0.055 -0.619
Avg -89.36 -79.50 Avg -86.92 -79.11 Avg 2.44 0.40
Min -89.86 -80.76 Min -89.28 -80.59 Min -0.25 -0.64
Max -88.86 -78.40 Max -78.10 -76.78 Max 10.91 2.22

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Temperature with Humidity, then Axial Pull Force (10.1)
Test Method
Reference Specification: Bellcore GR-1503-CORE 4.1
Procedure:
Samples shall be subjected to 3-twelve hour temperature cycles from range of -40° to +60°C
ambient room temperature and a 5% to 95% relative humidity range. Ambient temperature shall
be defined as the temperature surrounding the cable. The extremes shall be maintained for 3
hours. At the completion of temperature cycling, the Axial Pull force test shall be performed.
Equipment
Temperature Chamber
Make: Cincinnati Sub-Zero Products
Model: ZH-16-2-2-H/AC
Additional Modules:
Tensile Test Stand

Make: Chatillon
Model: LR 30K

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Summary - Temperature with Humidity, then Axial Pull Force (10.1)
Axial Pull (10.1) after Temperature Cyle with Humidity
60%
1 55.290 64.181 70.623
2 55.882 64.556 67.392
3 54.906 71.107 61.291
4 57.678 65.262 70.179
5 57.534 53.193 71.738
Avg 56.258 63.660 68.245
StDev 1.280 6.493 4.204
Min 54.906 53.193 61.291
Max 57.678 71.107 71.738
Tri
1 50.734 63.958 67.233
2 63.405 65.091 62.903
3 61.052 71.208 67.316
4 49.798 69.435 57.497
5 49.516 61.322 57.555
Avg 54.901 66.203 62.501
StDev 6.756 4.050 4.880
Min 49.516 61.322 57.497
Max 63.405 71.208 67.316
Quad
1 100.085 117.281 118.276
2 94.714 93.413 109.415
3 97.117 101.563 110.346
4 92.580 136.651 119.986
5 94.846 124.040 122.094
Avg 95.868 114.590 116.023
StDev 2.852 17.331 5.778
Min 92.580 93.413 109.415
Max 100.085 136.651 122.094

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Red Dye Moisture Migration (10.2)
Test Method
Reference Specification: ANSI/SCTE
Procedure:
Two-foot long sections of coaxial drop cable shall be prepared at one end following the connector
manufacturer’s specifications. An F-81 drop splice shall be mated to the connector using the
manufacturer required minimum torque specification, 20 in-lbs and tightened only with fingers.
The test shall be performed with F-81 barrel splices both with port seals AND without. The free
end of the F-81 barrel shall be properly sealed using a sealing sleeve, nut seal used with a
terminator, or a threaded cap. Caution shall be used when selecting and installing the sealing
device so to avoid introducing another leak point into the test. The sealed F-81 shall be tested
before and after the dye test for its ability to withstand an internal pressure of 10 psi (any failure
will disqualify results). The liquid penetrant shall be a solution of one gram of Phenol red (ASC
reagent, CAS #143-74-8) dye to 3.875 liters of distilled or deionized water. To achieve a rose
colored solution, add drops of one molar sodium hydroxide until the solution turns red.
Insert the end of the test sample with the connector and sealed interface into a container (6”W x
12”L x 6”D) and fill the container with the liquid penetrant to completely submerge the test end
of the specimens. As evaporation of the penetrant solution occurs, distilled water should be
added daily to ensure that the specimen is completely submerged. Support the free end of the
sample above the container using a ring stand or other suitable method.
The chamber shall be temperature cycled 10 times from 35-degrees Fahrenheit to 140-degrees
Fahrenheit. Each cycle shall last 12 hours. Time to achieve upper and lower limits from room
temperature shall be 20-40 minutes and the chamber shall dwell at the upper limits for a period
of 300  20 minutes.
After completion of the test, samples shall be removed and let air dry. Oven drying is acceptable
at a temperature of 86  1.8-degrees Fahrenheit for up to one hour.
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Equipment

Temperature Chamber
Make: TestEquity
Model: 115
Additional Modules: Series F4 Temperature Controller, and SD Limit Controller
Onsite Summary - Red Dye Moisture Migration (10.2)
SNS1P6U Moisture Migration

10 samples (5 jumpers) tested at each condition
TFC 2360 100% Pass

TFC 2622 100% Pass
TFC 2260 100% Pass
Commscope F660BVV 100% Pass

Commscope F6TSV 100% Pass
Commscope F6SSVV 100% Pass

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Salt Fog (10.3)
Test Method
Reference Specification: ANSI/SCTE 143: BellcoreGR-1503-core
Procedure:
Samples shall be prepared with a two-foot length of 75-ohm coax cable containing a splice
assembly consisting of an F-81 barrel splice and terminated in 75 ohms. Connecting barrel and
the cable ends adequately capped during this test. Some samples shall be prepared using
connecting barrels with port seals and others shall be prepared using connector barrels without
port seals. The end-to-end DC resistance of the outer conductor of the cable connector splice
assembly shall be measured and recorded at room temperature prior to exposure. The four-wire
resistance measurement method shall be used with a maximum source voltage of 20 mV. The
samples shall be exposed to a salt spray for a period of 336 hours (14 days). After removal,
drying and stabilization of the samples a thorough inspection for any dissimilar metal corrosion,
metal corrosion or salt incursion will be conducted and noted. The samples shall be inspected for
evidence of surface degradation using 10X magnification. Photographs of each sample should be
taken both PRIOR to AND AFTER any rinsing to remove the salt build-up. Each sample will be
rated for surface survival using the following:
o 1 – No noticeable alteration or pitting of surface

o 2 – Some alteration or pitting of surface exists
o 3 – Significant alteration or pitting of surface exists
o 4 – Majority of surface is pitted and majority of protective coating is adversely
affected.
o 5 – Surface integrity is not intact, device was breached.
Results: No Signs of pitting or corrosion were observed on the SNS1P6U.

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Salt Fog Test

Samples Pre Test

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Salt Fog Close-ups – Pre & Post Test Images
Prior to Salt Fog Exposure After Salt Fog Exposure

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“Post” Salt Fog Contact Resistance
Belden 9116 Single 60%
No Port Seal…
Test Date: 5/24/2010

DC CONTACT RESISTANCE Test Time: 10:19 AM
Name: Bryant Smith
Customer: Test Specification: 10.3 SALT FOG
Device Under Test: SNS1P6U Revision Level: E Cable Type: BELDEN 9116
Comments: WITHOUT PORT SEALS
AFTER 1000 HOURS SALT FOG EXPOSURE
Max Value 62.754
70.000
60.000
50.000
milli Ohms
40.000
30.000
20.000
10.000
0.000
1 2 3 4 5
SAMPLE NUMBER
With Port Seal…

Name: Bryant Smith
Comments: WITH PORT SEALS
Max Value 33.266
35.000
30.000
25.000
milli Ohms
20.000
15.000
10.000
5.000
0.000
1 2 3 4 5
SAMPLE NUMBER

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Belden 9118 Tri Shield 60%
No Port Seal…

Name: Bryant Smith
Max Value 19.258
20.000
18.000
16.000
14.000
milli Ohms
12.000
10.000
8.000
6.000
4.000
2.000
0.000
1 2 3 4 5
SAMPLE NUMBER
With Port Seal…

Name: Bryant Smith
Max Value 20.754
25.000
20.000
milli Ohms
15.000
10.000
5.000
0.000
1 2 3 4 5
SAMPLE NUMBER

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Belden 1189A Quad Shield
No Port Seal…

Name: Bryant Smith
Device Under Test: SNS1P6U Revision Level: E Cable Type: BELDEN 1189A
Max Value 14.79
16.000
14.000
12.000
milli Ohms
10.000
8.000
6.000
4.000
2.000
0.000
1 2 3 4 5
SAMPLE NUMBER
With Port Seal…

Name: Bryant Smith
Device Under Test: SNS1P6U Revision Level: E Cable Type: BELDEN 1189A
Max Value 11.65
14.000
12.000
10.000
milli Ohms
8.000
6.000
4.000
2.000
0.000
1 2 3 4 5
SAMPLE NUMBER

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Vibration, then Return Loss (10.4)
Test Method
Reference Specification: Bellcore GR-1503-CORE – Modified
Procedure:
Six (6), one-foot length segments of 75-ohm coax drop cable shall be prepared to contain an F-
81 barrel splice or coaxial ground block assembled and terminated in 75-ohms. The assembly
shall be set-up such that two F-connectors are connected on either side of the barrel splice or
ground block. The F-connectors shall be torqued to the manufacturer’s minimum requirements
or 20-inch pounds, whichever is less. The assembly (connector/splice-ground block assembly)
should be attached to the vibration table with its central axis in a horizontal plane. The cable may
be left unsecured. The sample shall be subjected to harmonic motion having vertical amplitude
of 0.03 inches, the frequency varying uniformly between 10 Hz and 55 Hz for 20 minutes. The
entire frequency range from 10 to 55 Hz and back to 10 Hz shall be traversed in one minute.
Measure the return loss immediately at the conclusion of exposure to this test following the
procedure described in Return Loss section. The loosening torque shall be measured and
reported.
Equipment

Vibration
Make: MRAD Digi-Vib with Sweep Control
Model: 211/311
Make: MRAD Table
Model: 3636
Additional Modules: Frenic Model 5000G9 Programmable Controller
Last Calibration Date: (Not Required)
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Chemical Resistance (10.5)
Test Method
Procedure:
Six (6) cable samples shall be prepared to the connector manufacturer’s specifications. The
connectors shall be properly terminated to the cable. Two cable samples shall then be connected
to an F-81 barrel connector and torqued to 40 in-lbs. Two cable samples will be torqued to 20
in-lbs. Two cable samples will be tightened using fingers only. NO heat shrink tubing or other
means to seal the connector will be applied even if recommended by the connector
manufacturer. The assembly shall then be immersed in WD-40 Water Dispersing Lubricant,
household ammonia and Spray cleaners for 7 days at room temperature. Samples shall be
inspected for signs of cracking, swelling or brittleness.
Equipment

Results: The SNS1P6U did not crack, swell or become brittle when exposed to the chemical
tests. It is not degraded by the chemicals.

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Images – 409 Cleaner

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ISO Test Procedures / Methods
The Belden, Horseheads, NY Facility is ISO 9001:2008 Certified. The implemented ISO quality system
with on-going audits is registered through American Global Standards LLC of Montecito, CA, USA,
Certification #AGS-US041111-2 (see next page). Unless otherwise specified, Belden ISO test
procedures/methods are shown below with references to ANSI/SCTE and/or Telcordia documents.
Copies of Belden ISO Test Methods [TLB-SOP-xxxx] are available upon request.
Note: Copies of ANSI/SCTE and/or Telcordia [formerly Bellcore] documents may not be reproduced and distributed. To obtain
copies of the above mentioned ANSI/SCTE documents, please contact the Society of Telecommunications Engineers, phone (610)
363 6888. To obtain copies of the above mentioned Telcordia documents, please contact Telcordia Technologies, Inc., phone
(732) 699 5800. Copies of Belden ISO Test Procedures or Test Methods may not be disclosed without prior written consent of
Belden Corporation.

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Date: May 5, 2011

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Connector Loosening Torque (9.1) ......................................................................................... 34

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General Information (7.1) SNS1P6U Data Sheet

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General Information (7.1) SNS1P6U Installation Instruction Sheet

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General Information (7.1) Typical SNS1P6U Connector/Cable Assembly

SNS1P6U on 6 Series Cable…

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Other Connector/Cable Interfaces (7.4) Components

Connector Utilized in the Test Plan

Belden Snap-N-Seal® Ultimate™ #SNS1P6U

6 Series Cable Utilized in the Test Plan

Belden 9116 Single 60%

Belden 9118 Tri Shield 60%

Belden 1189A Quad Shield

CommScope F660BVV Single 60%

CommScope F6TSVV Tri Shield 60%

CommScope F6SSVV Quad Shield

Times Fiber 2360 (T660-VBV) Single 60%

Times Fiber 2622 (T6T60-VBV) Tri Shield 60%

Times Fiber 2260 (T6Q-VBV) Quad Shield

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Special Tools (7.5) SNS1P6U Installation Tools

Prepares SCTE Specification 59, 6, 7 & 11

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Labels and Markings (7.6) Typical SNS1P6U Packaging

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Tests Performed (8, 9 & 10)

(8.1) Physical Dimension

(8.2) Material Composition

(8.3) Galvanic Compatibility

(8.4) Insertion Force, -40° F (-40° C)

(8.5) Axial Pull Force, -40° F (-40° C)

(8.6) Loosening Torque

(8.7) Equipment Interface – Part 1 (Mating Repeatability)

(8.8) Equipment Interface – Part 2 (Connection Interface)

(9.1) Connector Interface Life Testing

(9.2) Connector/Cable Contact Resistance

(9.3) Return Loss, 2-Foot Jumper cut at 1-Foot with Barrel

(9.4) Cable/Connector Insertion Loss, 100-Feet

(9.5) Shielding Effectiveness

(10.1) Temperature with Humidity, then Axial Pull Force

(10.2) “Red Dye” Moisture Migration

(10.3) Salt Fog

(10.4) Environmental Pollutants

(10.5) Ozone Degradation

(10.7) Vibration, then Return Loss

(10.8) Chemical Resistance

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Physical Dimension (8.1) SNS1P6U

DESCRIPTION DESIGN MEASURED

Notes: All “measured dimensions” are after plating.

Obtained by: ___Deborad Wood______________

Title: ___Quality Auditor______________

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SNS1P6U Cut-away and Component Descriptions…

Obtained by: _Deborad Wood____________

Title: _Quality Auditor____________