TG STYLE JACK TERMINATION TOOL
Part No.: TGJT
FOR INSTALLING ALL
TG STYLE COPPER JACK MODULES
MADE IN COSTA RICA
FIGURE 1:
1. Operator should manually
wire the required TG style
Jack Wire Cap for the desired
application. Wires must be
separated and slightly down
over the individual pocket
divider wedges. Depress
strain relief collar to secure
DIVIDER
WEDGES
cable.
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TGJT TOOL
TGJT
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
PA25217A01
Rev. 03 2-2016
Refer to product installation instructions for
TX6 PLUS and TX5e UTP Jack Modules: PN403M
and TX6A 10Gig UTP Jack Modules: PN511E
for wiring instructions.
ANVIL GROOVE
STRAIN
RELIEF
COLLAR
RAMP
NOTE: STRIPPED WIRES MUST BE LONG ENOUGH TO
STICK OUT OF THE SIDES OF THE WIRE CAP.
Refer to product installation instructions listed above
for recommended wire strip lengths.
FIGURE 2:
2. Insert the prepared Wire Cap
into the Wire Seating/Cutting
side of the TGJT Tool. This
side pocket properly aligns
and holds the prepared Wire
Cap in place. Make sure all
twisted pairs of wires are out
to the sides of the Wire Cap
for proper cutting (refer to
Figure 1). The ramp of the
Wire Cap must be pointing
upward and b e insert e d
into the groove in the upper
Cutter Blade Anvil.
FIGURE 3:
3. Pull the handle and the mechanism seats the conductors into
the Wire Cap. At the same time, the Cutter Blades trim the
wires nearly flush with the side faces of the Wire Cap.
4. Keeping the handles closed, slide the Wire Cap up and out of
the tool. All wires should cut cleanly.
NOTE: IF THE WIRES DO NOT CUT CLEANLY OR THE WIRE
CAP DOES NOT WANT TO COME OUT, EXAMINE THE
CUTTER BLADE EDGE SURFACES AT THE NEXT
OPENING CYCLE. IF BLADES ARE NICKED OR
APPEAR WORN, REPLACE THEM WITH THE BLADE
REPLACEMENT KIT.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
TGJT
FIGURE 4:
5. Keeping the handles closed,
turn the tool over above a
waste wire receptacle or
other scrap container.
Holding the Rear Handle,
release the Trigger Handle.
All scrap cut wires should
drop free from the tool.
NOTE: IF WIRES DO NOT EJECT, MAKE SURE WIRE
RETAINERS COME IN CONTACT WITH THE BLADE
ANVILS DURING THE NEXT EMPTY HAND CYCLE. IF
NOT, THEY MAY NEED TO BE BENT SLIGHTLY INWARD.
RETAINING FINGER
RAMP
POCKET
NOTE: JACK MODULE RETAINING FINGER MUST BE
ORIENTED TO ALIGN WITH RAMP AND POCKET OF
WIRE CAP.
HORIZONTAL – STANDARD
VERTICAL – CJD SERIES SHUTTERED
FIGURE 5:
6. Place the Wire Cap into the
required Jack Module.
7. Place the Wire Cap / Jack
Module assembly into the
Jack Seating side of the TGJT
Tool (opposite the Wire
Seating/Cutting side).
FIGURE 6:
8. Prior to the handle
operation, the Cam Block
Housing Ram must be
rotated to match the type of
Jack Module being used.
For all standard jack modules
being used, the Cam Block
Housing Ram oval opening
must be rotated to horizontal
(parallel with the backbone of
the tool).
If an older CJD-series
shuttered jack module is being
used (does not indlude the
newer CJH-series shuttered),
the Cam Block Housing Ram
oval opening must be rotated
to vertical.
FIGURE 7:
9. Pull the handle completely
closed until it stops. The Cam
Block Housing Ram will seat
the Wire Cap into the Jack
Module completing the
termination process. An
SNAP!
NOTE: USING THE INCORRECT SETTING OF THE CAM BLOCK
HOUSING RAM CAN RESULT IN EITHER:
1.) A NON-FULLY SEATED WIRE CAP IN THE JACK
MODULE, OR
2.) DAMAGE TO THE TOOL IN THE JACK SEATING AREA OR
DAMAGE TO THE SHUTTER OF THE JACK MODULE IN
SHUTTERED JACKS
RETAINING FINGER DOWN
RAMP
audible “snap” should be
heard during the seating
process.
10. Holding the Rear Handle,
release the Trigger Handle.
Pull the completed TG Jack
Module Assembly from the
tool.
FIGURE 8:
11. Inspect the Jack Module
Assembly to make sure the
Wire Cap was fully seated
into the Jack Module. The
Retaining Finger should
have dropped into place
behind the Wire Cap ramp.
REPLACEMENT KITS AVAILABLE
(Sold Separately)
KTGJTGRD – Protector Plate Kit
KTGJTBNA – Blade/Anvil Replacement Kit
KTGJTBLD – Blade Replacement Kit
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