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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 21, 2004
Filed:
Jun. 06, 2002
Michael Gwiazdowski, Berlin, DE;
Frank Mössner, Berlin, DE;
Krone GmbH, Berlin-Zehlendorf, DE;
Abstract
The invention relates to a connecting cable ( ) comprising a cable ( ) with four conductor pairs ( ) which are routed in pairs in a defined manner in the cable ( ), with an identical electrical plug connection being arranged at both ends of the cable ( ), with a cable manager ( ) having guides ( ) for the conductors ( ) being arranged at each of the two cable ends for fixing and defined guidance, in which guides the conductors ( ) of the cable ( ) are routed to the electrical contacts ( ), with the cable managers ( ) each having a top face ( ), a bottom face ( ), a rear face ( ) and an end surface ( ), and with the guides ( ) of the conductors ( ) which are associated with the two outer contact pairs ( ) being formed on the sides of the cable managers ( ) at right angles to the end surfaces ( ) of the cable managers ( ), and, from the rear face ( ) to the end surface ( ) in the first cable manager ( ), a first inner conductor pair ( ) is routed from the top face ( ) and a second inner conductor pair ( ) is routed from the bottom face ( ) into a connecting plane, without crossing, and, from the rear face ( ) to the end surface ( ) in the second cable manager ( ), the first inner conductor pair ( ) is routed from the bottom face ( ) and the second inner conductor pair ( ) is routed from the top face ( ) into the connecting plane, without crossing.