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Home My WebLink AboutC23140 CO1 GroggWorks, Inc. - Audiovisual Upgrades a the City/CVAG Conference Room Parkview ComplexCITY OF PALM DESERT FINANCE DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT REQUEST: Approve Change Order #1 for Contract C23140 with GroggWorks, Inc. to perform the audiovisual upgrades at the City/CVAG conference room located at the Parkview Office Complex, and appropriate $8,139.00 from Fund 510. APPLICANT: GroggWorks, Inc. 11315 Rancho Bernardo Road, #148 San Diego, CA 92127 DATE: February 24, 2005 CONTENTS: Copy of the Changes provided by Groggworks, Inc. Copy of Change Order # 1 Recommendation: By Minute Motion, that the City Council approve Change Order #1 for Contract #C23140 with GroggWorks, Inc. to perform the audiovisual upgrades at the City/CVAG conference room located at the Parkview Office Complex, and appropriate $8,139.00 from Fund 510. Background: On October 28, 2004, the City Council approved the contract with Groggworks, Inc. to upgrade the City/CVAG conference room audiovisual equipment. After a construction meeting with representatives from Groggworks, Inc. and Bradley Electric, it was determined that an upgrade for the power sockets and floor plugs would be better because they would allow for a centralized location for all cables. In addition, the upgraded floor hardware would reduce errors in cable connection for the power, microphones, speaker lines, control ones, video lines, data, and telephone lines, as well as reducing the potential for trip hazards by eliminating multiple cables. The upgraded boxes, along with the Whirlwind Mass Connector System, combines all the audiovisual and telephone lines into one. Staff Report Change Order Contract C23140 — GroggWorks, Inc. February 24, 2005 Page2of2 The change order will also provide some funds to have the lectern upgraded to match the texture and color of the existing tables, and allow for one additional microphone for the lectern. The total cost of the upgrades is $8,139.00 of which CVAG has agreed to reimburse the City fifty -percent of the cost contingent upon CVAG's executive committees approval. The final net cost of the change order to the City will be $4,069.50. In addition, as requested by Council during the meeting of October 28, 2004, City staff and CVAG are currently researching options to improve the types of chairs for the conference room. CVAG indicated that they would have options available in the near future and should go out to bid within two or three months. Staff recommends that the City Council approve and execute Change Order #1 of Contract #C23140 with GroggWorks, Inc. to upgrade the floor boxes and the mass connectors, match the lectern to the existing tables, and include one additional microphone at the lectern for the amount of $8,139.00. Staff also recommends acceptance of CVAG's contribution of $4,069.50 for their share of the costs for the upgrade. Submitted By: Paul S. Gibson, Director of Finance Approval: Carlos L. Ortega City Manager PSG:AH:nmo Attachments (4) W:IAgenda Items12005-Feb 241Groggworks Change Order #1.doc City of Palm Desert CONSTRUCTION CHANGE ORDER Contract Purpose: Contractors Name: Contract # / PO # Change Order No. Contingency Account No. C23140 1 Yes ❑ No 0 510-4195-495-3370 Audio/Visual Equipment Upgrade City/CVAG Conference Room Groggworks, Inc. You are hereby requested to comply with the following changes from the contract plans and specifications: DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES (Supplemental Plans and Specifications Attached) DECREASE In Contract Price INCREASE In Contract Price Install flush floorboxes and mass connectors; add one additional microphone; upgrade lecture finish $8,139.00 TOTALS $8,139.00 NET CHANGE IN CONTRACT PRICE $8,139.00 JUSTIFICATION: TOTAL BUDGET FOR PROJECT: + CONTINGENCY: Less: Expend. & Encumb. To Date - Amount Approved by Council + Less: This Change Order Amount: - Less: Prior Change Order: - BALANCE OF BUDGET REMAINING Less: This Change Order: - FOR PROJECT: $ BALANCE REMAINING OF CONTINGENCY: $ The amount of the Contract will be Increased by the sum of: Eight thousand one -hundred thirty nine Dollars ($8,139.00). This document will become a supplement to the contract and all provisions will apply hereto, all items included above must have required signatures as per the purchasing resolution. 1. ORDERED BY: Department Head 2. ACCEPTED BY: Contractor/Vendor 3. CERTIFIED FUNDS AVAILABLE: 4. APPROVED BY: Finance Director Date Approved City Manager Date Approved City Council NOTE: No Payments will be made prior to City Manager and City Council Approval Date Approved W,Agenda Items \2005 F b 24VGroggworks h f nm docG!EinanseNWamh-Orte a»N does,AkemandezlSta MANT T CHANGE oPD€R FORM-6roa9'Nerks 1 dooCADocuments and Settin9slnortegaALocals n 9eATemporary Internet F4es1DD5901CONTRASIf#fA1AGE GRDERFOPM-Groggwoh<s 140e r e1.J LI TI_r+ 47I Li 66 W VI - I%3 , 1 I Ili - OJO-TOJ-Jc GJ oJo `ro..� oc i��• 1 Contract No. C23140 GroggWorks, Inc. 11315 Rancho Bernardo Road, #148 San Diego, CA 92127 FAX Transmittal To: Mr. Anthony Hernandez Company: City of Palm Desert Fax No: 760.341.4564 CC: CC Fax: Date: 7 February 2005 Total Pages induding cover: 5 From: Jeffrey M. Grogg Position: Principal Fax: 858.485.9216 Phone: 858.485.9215 E-mail: jgrogg@groggworks.com REMARKS: Urgent ❑ Reply ASAP El Can upon receipt 0 For your review Anthony, As discussed this morning, please find enclosed cut sheets on the floorboxes and multi -pin connectors to be used in the conference venue. I use these components on 95% of all new construction projects. They are rather expensive and are certainly more difficult to use in retrofit space, however, nothing surpasses the look and deanliness of the installation, and the ease of assembly and striking of the system. With the multi -pin assemblies, no cable can get plugged in incorrectly. Trip hazards are always a concern, and with the use of floorboxes, no cables will run across carpeting at any point. Every cable, to include power, microphone lines, speaker lines, control lines, video lines, data and phone lines will be run underground. The cost break down for this addition is as follows: Dalite Mahogany- premium finish $ 419.06 Mystery floorboxes 3,353.44 Whirlwind Mass connectors 2,712.82 Shure council and lectern mics 1,024.65 Cables, connectors and mounting hdwe 628.59 These totals include all materials, installation and sales tax. Thank you for your assistance. Please call with questions. Jeff Grogg Confidentiality Natio. The following documents may contain trade secrets and/or confidential, legally privileged inhumation for the intended use of the individual or entity named above. Disclosure, copying, distribution, or the of any information mntained in this fax by persons other than the intended recipient is stddly prohibited. It you received this tronstramion In erne, pksou call and Then fa. beck Mc docoment(c). Thank You! Contract No. C23140 FMCA2000 series Accepts two ModuLine Inserts (p.7). Specify type in place of each • in model number below. FMCA20♦♦ FMCA21♦♦ FMCA22•• FMCA23♦• FMCA24♦♦ FMCA28•• Satin black Satin brass Stainless steel Self -trimming Flat trim Cable slots Cable door U R Ctr Gbs 1/1; `c - O c co a Q U. U. • • • • • • • • ceramic -plastic finish on an 11ga steel cover hand finished 11ga solid brass cover brush finish 11ga stainless steel cover beveled edge, installs on top of carpet or hard surface use only when cover is recessed into hard surface cables up to !4" diameter for larger cables Nominal size 14"x8"x2%" without backbox HandHold Option is available. See page 6. Backbox: BB2000, BB2000D order separately (p.15) Need even more flexibility? Check out the HandHold Option (p.6). www.mysteryelectronics.com Thus is At Box This f wr f/ 6t 1n/ sTA Nez. FMCA3000 series Acc •ts four ModuLine Inserts (p.7). Specify type in pl e of each • in model number below. FMCA30♦♦-♦♦ • FMCA31♦♦-♦♦ • FMCA32••-•• • FMCA33♦♦-♦♦ • FMCA34••-•• • FMCA38♦♦-♦♦ y y rtir co C0) C _o o co v o 44. C Q co co 4. o • • • • • • • • • Satin black ceramic -plastic finish on an 11ga steel cover Satin brass hand finished 11ga solid brass cover Stainless steel brush finish 11ga stainless steel cover Self -trimming beveled edge, installs on top of carpet or hard surface Flat trim use only when cover is recessed into hard surface Cable slots cables up to %"diameter Cable door for larger cables Nominal size 14"x14"x2'/" without backbox HandHold Option is available. See page 6. Backbox: BB3000, BB3000D order separately (p.15) Thu efrd Iojr 64 t*jr,lc.i. tvfl� 5 MYSTERY ELECTRONICS Mystery Electronics, LLC 6438 Morton Road Greenbrier, TN 37073 800 798 2256 or 615 643 8460 615 643 8464 Fax Contract No. C23140 TechNote TN12 Rev: 2 RE: Installation Instructions for BB1000, BB2000 and BB3000 Backboxes Important Note: Mystery Electronics backboxes are UL listed and conform to all applicable N.E.M.A. Standards. While locally available boxes may seem acceptable as substitutes, there are differences in certain critical dimensions. For a fast and easy installation and to avoid costly onslte rework, the user is strongly cautioned to use only Mystery Electronics backboxes. They are proven to be the lowest cost alternative. Fig.1 Dimensions: nominal in inches - see also footnotes below A B BB1000 6 6 BB2000 12.5 6 BB2000D3 12.5 6 BB3000 12.5 12 BB3000D3 12.5 12 c 6 4 6 4 6 D ♦ • • E Ft * 4.5 * 2.5 * 2.5 * 2.5 * 2.5 G2 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 Knockout patterns: Trade size - patterns same on opposite sides. X=Y2&3/4" Y=3/4& 1" Z= 1 & 1Y4' • pattern * pattern I1.62I 1.62I 1.62 11.88 11.88 11.62 Notes: 1) Low voltage conduits below line indicated by F - see Fig.1 2) R Option (120VAC duplex receptacle) conduit below line indicated by G - use X k.o.'s only - see Fig.1 3) Conduits to 3" use extra depth backboxes - bottom of k.o. at .4" from bottom of box 4) Backbox shall be mounted such that cover of box shall be not less than 1/2" or not more than 1" below finished floor to allow proper depth to mount appropriate FMCA series floor box. 5) All conduits shall enter backbox at or below the minimum distances indicated at 'F' & 'G'. - see Notes 1 & 2 6) On projects where fork lifts and other heavy equipment are present during construction, cover the backbox with adequate material (steel plate or equal) affording maximum protection as required. 7) Backboxes installed in floating floors require special consideration — contact factory for details. Wooden construction - see Fig.2 As floor box may be subjected to long-term traffic and occasional heavy loads, it is strongly recommend that firm attachment of the backbox to the framing be made with four (4) each #8 or larger screws fastened on at least two (2) planes (sides), minimum. Nails will not offer long term installation integrity as they work loose over a very short time period. Additional blocking or framing may be required to provide solid attachment of the backbox as per Notes & details herein. When placement adjacent to structural framing is not possible, blocking must be placed at the sides of the hole that is cut for the backbox. Blocking of 1" x 2" minimum must be screw attached to the floor decking on each side of the hole. Blocking should be a few inches longer than the dimension of the hole on the two sides that are parallel to the hinge of the FMCA unit. Feed each strip down into the cutout hole and pull it up against the underside of the floor. Place #8 or larger flat head wood screws on 3" centers thru the floor 1" back from edge of hole along each side into the blocking. Secure backbox to blocking as above. When FMCA unit is installed, the floor will be clamped securely between the FMCA cover and the blocking strip. AAA002JA22 p.1/2 Fig.2: Wood Floor 1/2"Min. 1"Max. (Note 4) IFloor Decking Fig.3: Concrete Floor Contract No. C23140 Carpet Backbox 1/2'Min. 1"Max. (Note 4) (Note 5) 1> 0 0 b 0 o Concrete Plywood=gcs Backbox o o 1 o DOZ 0 0 Concrete construction - see Fig.3 The Mystery Electronics FMCA Series are not recommended for unprotected outdoor or indoor wet, damp or severe weather locations. Certain local building codes may require that the backbox be coated with pitch for below ground applications. This can be done by spraying the outer surface of the box with automotive undercoating material available in spray cans from most auto parts or discount department stores (Wal-Mart, etc.). It is additionally advised that the contractor close all open cracks with packaging tape, duct tape, or similar to prevent concrete slurry from seeping into backbox during the concrete pour. To automatically adjust for proper backbox depth before concrete is poured, attach a piece of 1/2" plywood of the same dimension as the backbox to the top of the box with screws. Screed concrete flush to the top of the plywood. This will result in the box being at the proper depth of 1/2" below the finished concrete surface as per Notes & details herein. Adjust depth accordingly when composite floor structures and materials are built over concrete. R Option requirements - see also Note 2 When an R option (120 VAC duplex receptacle) is specified, the power circuit in a 1/2" conduit is brought into the side of the backbox at any of the 1/2" knockouts, pre -punched for the purpose (consult backbox cut sheet). The R option of the FMCA unit comes with all needed hardware and is equipped with a 16" flexible metallic conduit terminated with a straight flex connector. This pigtail is then connected to the power conduit with a 1/2" rigid coupling. Bringing the power conduit into the bottom of the backbox should be avoided if possible, as extreme care is needed to assure the proper clearances for the FMCA unit are maintained. When this is the only alternative, the straight flex connector must be replaced with a 90-degree flex connector and the aforementioned 1/2" rigid coupling must be cut down to 1/2" in length to provide proper clearance for the FMCA unit. The short threaded ring in the center of a 1/2" 'Ericson' (Appleton EC50 or equal) three piece coupling or a 3 x'/2 reducing bushing can usually be used as a substitute. A 1/2" conduit for the power circuit is recommended. A'/+" conduit can be allowed, provided a 1/2 x 3 male adapter is used to mate the power conduit to the backbox. This will eliminate extensive field modification of the R option during installation of the FMCA unit. Leave 24" of the power circuit conductors in the backbox at rough -in to allow connection to R option pigtail. AAA002JA22 p.2/2 10 y r ' .J ) LJ • Top+ 1.7 1 ' 'a 6 6 10 IN. , 1 1 1 4.: • 0 J O- T c, J— J L J. O o ,moo --_, whirlwind W3 122 Pin MASS Connector System Technical Data - Crimp Type Specifications Materials and Finishes: - Contacts: Copper alloy, hard gold plate over nickel under plate per MIL-G-45204 • Insulators: Low temperature elastomer • "O" Rings and Seals: Low temperature elastomer • Shells and Covers: All aluminum alloy, black anodized coating, chain -stainless steel Mechanical Data: • Operating Temperature: 40Cto+105C -40 F to +221 F • Contacts: #20 AWG Crimp type (7.5 Amp rating) • Contact Retention: 20 I bs. minimum • Connector Engagement and Separation Forces: 35 Ibs. maximum • Polarization: Hermaphroditic Electrical Data: • Operating Voltage: 500 VDC or 400 VAC rms max Insulation Resistance: 2500 megohm minimum Contact Resistance: 6 milliohms maximum (Strain relief Bushing adds approximately 2" to Inline) 2.25" Parts 4.77" (with dust cap in place) 3.77" N Chain Length 8" 2.76" Contract No. C23140 The Whirlwind W3RP is a 122 contact version of the virtually indestructible whirlwind Mass Connector. This new design uses crimp type, replaceable pins and sockets. Like all Mass connectors, the W3RP has equal numbers of both pins and sockets within the resilient rubber insert. This arrangement allows two Identical contact inserts to mate, requiring only a panel mount or inline housing to complete the assembly. Housings are made from machined aluminum and the threaded locking ring ensures positive connection even under adverse conditions. When mating two Inline connectors, one locking ring is merely unscrewed to expose threads, which are gripped by the other locking ring. To properly mate Mass connectors, unscrew the locking rings to expose the inserts, align the inserts and push together using only hand pressure and then screw the locking ring on to secure the connection. Due to the unique hermaphroditic design the usual connector designations of male and female do not apply, therefore Mass connectors are specified as Outputs and Inputs. An Output wired connector must mate with an Input connector configuration. The whirlwind wiring standard is odd numbered cable pairs attached to pins and even numbered cable pairs attached to sockets in the Output connector. Input wiring has odd pairs attached to sockets and even pairs attached to pins. For example, channel one is on pins in the Output connector and mates with channel one on sockets in the Input connector, which maintains color coding throughout the system. For planning system layout, whirlwind standard starts at the stage box and designates the first connector as an Output, Cables with Mass connectors at both ends require one end to be wired as an Output and the other wired as Input. Each wire must connect to a pin at one end and the same numbered socket at the other. The W3RP will accommodate up to 40 balanced, shielded signal lines. 4— 1.77" (with dust cap in place)-01 14— 1.36"-114 2 75" Chain Length 8" W3CRP M122-CHSQ M122-CHCAP M122R-INS PT1-16BK-1.5 PT3-16BK-1.0 M1RPIN M1RSKT M1 R-TOOL KIT MANW3W4RP W3IRP M122R-INS M122-IL M122-ILCAP M176-G PT1-16BK-1.5 PT3-16BK-1.0 SCRS-32X1 /2PH Panel Connector / Cap, Wiring Kit Complete Mass 122 Chassis Flange Black Mass 122 Chassis Dust Cap Mass 122 Pin and Socket Insert Black Drain Wire Insulator 1/16" Blk Shrink Tube 1.5" Mylar / Foil Insulator 3/16" Bik Shrink Tube 1.0" Mass Gold Pins Male Mass Gold Sockets Female Crimper, Locater, and Extractor Wiring Diagram for 122 Pin Inline Connector / Cap, Wiring Kit Complete Mass 122 Pin and Socket Insert Black Mass 122 Inline Housing with Ring Mass 122 Inline Dust Cap Blk 122-176 Inline Strain Relief Grip Range .75"-.875" Drain Wire Insulator 1/16" Blk Shrink Tube 1.5" Mylar / Foil Insulator 3/16" Bik Shrink Tube 1.0" Chain Screw 8-32X1/2 Pan Head Phillips Blk Oversize and non -wire mesh strain relief available upon request 1 1 40 40 61 61 1 1 1 1 1 1 40 40 1 4 4 Insulator covers transition between foil and wires 000000 000000000 0000000000 00000000000 000000000000 0000000000000 0000000000000 000000000000 00000000000 0000000000 000000000 000000 O 2.875"— Panel cut out 0.25" 1.326" 6/03 1 ICU V .- J .J IJ ...I • -r j VI V 66 W4J1 nD l 11 l... VJ[J -r JL J V , v07-7 0r- I Tr s Contract No. C23140 Output 58 Pair color code Odd # = Pins Even # = Sockets Pin 1 = Shield XLR Pair # Pin 3 (-) Pin 2 (+) 1 Black Red 2 Black White 3 Black Green 4 Black Blue 5 Black Yellow 6 Black Brown 7 Black Orange 8 Red White 9 Red Green 10 Red Blue 11 Red Yellow 12 Red Brown 13 Red Orange 14 Green White 15 Green Blue 16 Green Yellow 17 Green Brown 18 Green Orange 19 White Blue 20 White Yellow 21 White Brown 22 White Orange 23 Blue Yellow 24 Blue Brown 25 Blue Orange 26 Brown Yellow 27 Brown Orange 28 Orange Yellow 29 Purple Orange 30 Purple Red 31 Purple White 32 Purple Green 33 Purple Blue 34 Purple Yellow 35 Purple Brown 36 Purple Black 37 Gray White 38 Gray Brown 39 Gray Red 40 Gray Green 41 Gray Orange 42 Gray Yellow 43 Gray Black 44 Gray Blue 45 Pink White 46 Pink Green 47 Pink Blue 48 Pink Yellow 49 Pink Brown 50 Pink Orange 51 Pink Purple 52 Pink Gray 53 Beige White 54 Beige Green 55 Beige Blue 56 Beige Yellow 57 Beige Brown 58 Beige Orange W3 122 Pin MASS Connector System Technical Data - Crimp Type Check for proper wire strip length by pushing wire into a contact and looking to see the wire strands through the hole in the side. Load the contact into the crimp tool locator and push the wire into place. Squeeze the handles while making sure that the wire stays in the wire hole . The crimper is a full cycle racheting type and can only be released by completing the cycle, at which point the crimp contact will pull freely from the tool. Inspect the connection and continue, following the color code to apply pins and sockets to the proper wire pairs. Load the pins and sockets into the insert housing according to the pin out color code, Contacts are inserted into the hard plastic wafer and pushed into place with the red handled end of the insertion tool or small needle nose pliers. Fully inserted contacts are locked in place by spring metal retention clips embedded in the plastic wafer. In the event a contact must be removed from the insert use the white handled, extraction end of the contact tool. Carefully sllp the tool into the plastic wafer until the small hole in the end of the extractor is even with the surface of the water. Do not force the tool in as it is easily deformed. Only when the tool is properly seated will the spring fingers release, allowing the contact to be removed. ff the wire is still attached, gently pull the wire to remove it. If the wire is broken, push the contact from the rubber face side with an opposite contact until it is exposed in the back. AMP 91067-2 Red INSERTION White EXTRACTION Make sure Contact and Wire are fully inserted before crimping Push from opposite side to remove • PIN Crimp PINS II Inspection Hole • ®3 4 5 6 .401241.• 7 8 92 10 13 15 • • • • 646 • •14 • 16 17 16 19 20 21 72 23 29 25 26® 27® 290 29 3 •31®32® 33® 34® 35 35 370 36® 39® 40® 41®42® 430M® 46® 46®47®46 049 0500 051 51404052 0 0 530054 0.56 057 058 0 55® 56® ® 580 590 0 00 • 61 WIRING SIDE OF CONNECTOR 49 50 51 52 53 59 55 55 57 56 39 60 61 ®370 039e 40®91®12®43® e46®46®470440 • 'L4 270 7 ®29® 30® 31®32• 33® 340 35®TR• •34 17®18 I9®2 ® 1® ®23®24®25® ®704• 9 • 10o110 12613.14®150 000000 SOCKETS 99 Ling Road . Rochester, NY 14612 . Phone 585 663-8820 . Fax 585 865-8930 . Email: sales@whirlwindusa.com . http://wwtntwhirlwlndusa.com 6/03 1 C\J J f..;,•JV :-7.;r. VI Ia 66 W7 J. 1 Ilr . iJJ1:.1 T VJ JL 1 V Contract No. C23140 Input 58 Pair color code Odd # = Sockets Even # = Pins Pin 1 = Shield XLR Pair # Pin 3 (-) Pin 2 (+) 1 Black Red 2 Black White 3 Black Green 4 Black Blue 5 Black Yellow 6 Black Brown 7 Black Orange 8 Red White 9 Red Green 10 Red Blue 11 Red Yellow 12 Red Brown 13 Red Orange 14 Green White 15 Green Blue 16 Green Yellow 17 Green Brown 18 Green Orange 19 White Blue 20 White Yellow 21 White Brown 22 White Orange 23 Blue Yellow 24 Blue Brown 25 Blue Orange 26 Brown Yellow 27 Brown Orange 28 Orange Yellow 29 Purple Orange 30 Purple Red 31 Purple White 32 Purple Green 33 Purple Blue 34 Purple Yellow 35 Purple Brown 36 Purple Black 37 Gray White 38 Gray Brown 39 Gray Red 40 Gray Green 41 Gray Orange 42 Gray Yellow 43 Gray Black 44 Gray Blue 45 Pink White 46 Pink Green 47 Pink Blue 46 Pink Yellow 49 Pink Brown 50 Pink Orange 51 Pink Purple 52 Pink Gray 53 Beige White 54 Beige Green 55 Beige Blue 56 Beige Yellow 57 Beige Brown 58 Beige Orange W3 122 Pin MASS Connector System Technical Data - Crimp Type /t.,06T14 CORN s WIRE SIZE CONTACT 26 5 24 6 22 7 20 MgA,".1%.-..t 1 DATAPLATE K13.3 LOCATOR AFM9 Crimp Tool The W3RP is a rear insert, rear release crimp type connector. Contacts are loaded into the insert body and removed from the rear (wiring side) of the housing. To prepare the wires for use, follow the diagram for removing the jacket and the foil shield from the cable pair- Be careful not to nick and do not tin the ends of the wire being stripped. Insulate the drain wires with the clear PVC tubing and use the heat shrink tubing over the foil of each pair. The whirlwind M1R-Tool Kit contains the required tools to attach the contacts to the wires and to load or remove them from the insert housing. The crimp tool body is a mil spec Daniels AFMB with a Whirlwind K13-3 contact locator. The contact insertion/extraction tool Is an AMP 91067-2. Before attaching contacts to the wires, the selector knob on the top of the crimp tool must be set for the proper gauge. Setting 5 is for 24 AWG such as whirlwind multi pair cable and setting 6 is for 22AWG such as Belden 8451 and 1266A. PINS 7 e ® 9 ®10®114)124013® 14 IS 0 0 0 0 0 ® 0 0 0 16 17 10 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26® 27® 25 290 300 310 32® 33® 34® 35® 36 ®0000000000 37 36 39 40 41 42 43 M 45 46 17 46 49® 500 SI.52®53® 540 550 560 670 56® 59® 60 t 61 0000000000000 WIRING SIDE OF CONNECTOR 49 50 51 02 53 54 55 56 67 66 59 60 61 ®37 036 e 36e'100 410 420 430 4440 4540 46® 47e46 e 0 26® 27• 00 7J® 30® 31®32®z�0 �,0 35®36® IB®1 6® 9®20®21®22®23®34® 50 07 0609Q I001101201301401slir ® 0/02®30405060 000000 SOCKETS 99 Ung Road . Rochester, NY 14612 . Phone 585 663-8820 . Fax 585 865-8930 . Email: sales@whirlwindusa.com . http://wwwwhirtwindusa.com 6/03