How do I read the Pinout (Face View) Diagram?

All HYSF technical datasheets show the “Face View” of the connector (looking directly at the pins/sockets).Male Face View: Typically counts Clockwise from Pin 1 (marked with a white dot or ridge).Female Face View: Typically counts Counter-Clockwise.Please double-check the diagram specific to your connector series (Micro vs. Standard) before soldering or wiring.

Wiring errors can damage expensive ROV electronics.

  • Pin 1 Identification: On the physical connector, Pin 1 is usually identified by a raised bump or a painted dot on the rubber body.
  • Wiring Color Code: We follow a standard color code (e.g., Pin 1 = Black, Pin 2 = White). The specific mapping is listed in the “conductor configuration” table of our catalog.
  • Validation: Always use a multimeter to check continuity from the pin to the wire end before connecting power.
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With over 15 years of expertise in subsea interconnect technology, I lead HYSF's R&D team in designing high-pressure (60MPa) solutions. My focus is on ensuring zero-leakage reliability for ROVs, AUVs, and offshore instrumentation. I personally oversee the validation of our custom connector prototypes.

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