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The female receptacles are available in cable
mount or right-angle PCB mounting versions.
The cable mount versions (this one has a BNC
connector, and "F" connectors are
available, too) are ideal for use with existing
hardware systems, whereas the printed circuit
board mount types must be designed and built
into finished products by their manufacturers.
The cable mount connectors are available with
colored plastic covers to help in identifying
the cables that mate into them.
There are different style of male plugs as
well. There is a plug adapter which fastens
to an existing cable by way of its integral
connector and there is also a crimp style
plug that can be installed and terminated
in a shop or in the field. Additionally there
are colored plastic plug boots that protect
the plug at the same time providing a means
for color coding connections.
XMultiple
provides several specialty products as well
that compliment the basic system components
above.
Some of these include female-female in-line
couplers, such as the yellow one at left,
that allow the user to connect two cables
that have male plugs on them. These couplers
are available in different colors to allow
them to be matched to specific cable pairings.
New home construction today incorporates
more and more connectivity features than ever
before. Telephone outlets are found in almost
every room, and many homes come rewired for
home theater and whole-house music systems.
And this doesn't even begin to take into account
the wiring for local area networks throughout
the home. XMultiple offers the X-RJAX in several
different wallplate configurations to meet
the needs of particular users or rooms. The
one shown at right features one X-RJAX for
connecting to cable TV or cable modem, one
RJ45, one F connector and one RJ11 for a telephone.
Signal splitters, crimp tools, and FlexCable
coaxial assemblies are also offered by XMultiple.
The splitters allow for one coaxial cable
to be used to connect multiple devices. The
FlexCable assemblies provide a very flexible
coaxial cable that is ideal for use in tight
spaces where traditional, stiffer coax cables
just cannot be used. If you want to build
XRJAX connectors into your product, the XRJAX
5101T PCB mount are pictured on the right.
The receptions these new products have received
from office, computer, and audio products
resellers have been outstanding! There is
considerable interest in them at the OEM level
as well, and finished products featuring this
technology will be appearing over the next
year or so. XRJAX Patent No. 6,290,538.
For complete information, please visit the
X-RJAX website:
http://www.xrjax.com
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