Product Specifications
| Item | Specification |
| Number of Branches | 6 |
| Nominal Impedance | 100Ω |
| Heat Shrink Length | 20mm |
| Heat Shrink Outside Diameter | 4.8mm |
| Branch Connector Part Number | 2302461-9 |
| Frequency Range | DC to 10GHz |
| Continuity Test | 100% tested |
| Cable Retention | 110N minimum |
| Drawing Number | PCM-XY-0018-X |
| Main Connector Part Number | E6K10F-1CAZ5-Z |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to 105°C |
| Available Cable Lengths | 0.5m, 1m and 2m |
| Hi-Pot | 500Vrms minimum |
| Cable Type | LEONI Dacar 647-4 |
| Heat Shrink Tubing | Double wall, black |
| Connector 1 | 1 × H-MTD Jack Z Code |
| Branch Connector | TE MATEnet Plug Z Code |
| Connectors 2 to 7 | 6 × MATEnet Plug Z Code |
| Main Connector | Rosenberger H-MTD Jack Z Code |
| Product Type | Automotive Ethernet Cable Assembly |
Connector Design & Construction
Connector Configuration
The PCM-XY-0018-X features a one to six breakout configuration, with one Rosenberger H-MTD Jack Z Code connector serving as the main interface and six TE MATEnet Plug Z Code connectors forming the individual branch ends. The main connector uses the original Rosenberger E6K10F-1CAZ5-Z component, while each branch is equipped with a TE 2302461-9 plug. This arrangement brings six separate connection points together through one H-MTD interface, helping simplify multi device wiring layouts in automotive Ethernet systems. The clearly defined connector positions also make branch identification and cable routing easier during installation and integration.
Keying And Mating Compatibility
The main H-MTD connector and six MATEnet branch connectors feature Z Code configurations. Their keyed housing profiles help maintain the specified mechanical interface and prevent mismatched mating configurations. Before connecting the assembly to an existing vehicle harness or electronic module, verify the connector series, coding and mating part numbers at each connection point. The Rosenberger H-MTD Jack and TE MATEnet Plugs use different connector interfaces, so their respective mating components must be selected according to the correct series. Checking the connector face, housing profile and locking features helps reduce compatibility issues during prototype development and vehicle harness integration.
Pin Assignment And Electrical Connection
The 12 position H-MTD interface is divided into six two contact pairs, with each pair routed to one MATEnet branch. H-MTD Pins 1 and 2 connect to Pins 1 and 2 of P2, while Pins 3 and 4 connect to P3. The same sequence continues through P7, with each branch maintaining its corresponding pin assignment. White wires carry Pin 1 connections and green wires carry Pin 2 connections. The wiring drawing also specifies a ground connection between the main connector shell and the branch connector shells. This defined wiring arrangement supports straightforward continuity inspection and helps engineers verify each branch independently during harness integration.
Cable Construction And Mechanical Details
The six branches use LEONI Dacar 647-4 Ethernet cable, with individual cable runs extending from the common H-MTD connector to their respective MATEnet plugs. Each branch includes black double wall heat shrink tubing with a specified outside diameter of 4.8mm and a length of 20mm, providing additional coverage at the cable termination area. The separated branch layout allows the six connectors to reach different positions within a vehicle or electronic assembly. When planning installation, consider the routing distance, available space, branch separation and connector access to avoid excessive cable tension and interference with adjacent components.
Applications
Automotive Camera and Sensor Networks
Support cable routing between compatible Ethernet interfaces used in vehicle camera and sensor integration systems.
Vehicle Domain Controller Connections
Provide multiple MATEnet branch connections for compatible electronic control units and vehicle communication modules.
Automotive Electronics Development and Testing
Provide a multi-branch cable assembly for vehicle network development, prototype wiring and laboratory integration setups.
Automotive Ethernet Network Integration
Connect an H-MTD based vehicle network interface to six MATEnet connection points within an automotive wiring architecture.
Product Drawing
Product FAQ
Which Rosenberger H-MTD connector is used ?
The main connector is the original Rosenberger E6K10F-1CAZ5-Z H-MTD Jack Z Code.
Which TE MATEnet connector is used ?
Each of the six branch cables uses a TE MATEnet Plug Z Code connector, part number 2302461-9.
How many MATEnet connectors are included in this cable assembly ?
The assembly includes six TE MATEnet Plug Z Code connectors connected to one Rosenberger H-MTD Jack Z Code interface.
What cable lengths are available ?
Three standard versions are available: 500mm, 1000mm and 2000mm. Other lengths can be discussed for project-specific requirements.
What is the pin assignment of the cable ?
The 12 H-MTD contacts are arranged into six two-contact pairs. Each pair connects to Pin 1 and Pin 2 of its corresponding MATEnet branch. The white wire connects to Pin 1 and the green wire connects to Pin 2.
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