Parametric Multiconnect Cutout Negative
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Customizable multiconnect negative to use in your own designs
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This is a parametric implementation of the multiconnect “connector back” negative, i.e. it's a customizable model of the female channel on the back of multiconnect-mounted designs. The negative is used by boolean subtracting it from the back of your own parts, “cutting” the necessary channel.
A number of sample negatives are provided, but most likely you want to customize your own with the instructions below.
Configuring your own negative
- Visit the Onshape document here. You should see the 3D part in the center and some panels surrounding it.
- Locate the “Configurations” area in the top right.
- You may have to expand the panel down to see all the configuration options.
- Adjust the configuration options/variables as needed, see the section below for details.
- Regular Onshape controls can be used to manipulate the model, or navigation buttons in the bottom toolbar can be used.
- Export the model with the export (download) button in the bottom toolbar.
Configuration Options
Height: The height of the negative, top to bottom.
Repeat Indent: Repeats the inner indent down the part. This indent (which is a bump once the negative is applied) “locks” a connector in place, so this option is used for parts mounted with more than one connector.
Indent Spacing: The spacing between the repeated indents, in 25mm units.
Quick Change Cutouts: Enables cutouts in the channel to slot in a connector in mid-way, rather than sliding it entirely from top to bottom. To be used by parts mounted with more than one connector, follows the indent spacing option.
Quick Change Offset: The offset of the quick change cutouts relative to the indents.
The design and option limits are generally in-place to prevent non-functional parts, though the document can always be copied and modified if you find them too restrictive.