M12 Cable
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Connector end: Male or female; straight or right-angle. Match the coding and contact count to the device.
Free end: Specify stripped length, conductor identification and termination at the cabinet or terminal block.
Cable choice: Specify PVC or PUR jacket, shielding, conductor size and the required cable length.

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Choose both ends of the connection.

Gender & orientation: Choose male–female, male–male or female–female ends, then straight or angled orientation at each end.
Pin-to-pin wiring: Identify each contact at End A and End B. Matching contact counts do not establish the wire map.
Different series: M12-to-M8 and M12-to-M16 assemblies connect different interfaces. Define the pin assignment at both ends.

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Bring the connection through an enclosure.

Panel connection: Front or rear fastening, flange or threaded mounting. Check the cutout and panel thickness.
Inside the enclosure: Free leads, a terminal connector or another interface. Specify the internal connector and lead length.
Assembly clearance: Check the mounting thread, nut access, connector projection and available bending space.

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Match the equipment interface and wiring.

RJ45 connections: Choose a cable-mounted or panel-mounted M12 end. Define coding, cable category, shielding and the RJ45 pin assignment.
USB & D-sub: USB-A, USB-C and D-sub terminations require the equipment interface and pin assignment, as well as the M12 end.
Other interfaces: For GX12, MINI DIN or SATA, specify the device model and wiring at the second connector.

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Define every branch, not just the main connector.

Connection layout: T and Y constructions serve different connection layouts. Identify the main end and every branch end.
Branch dimensions: Specify trunk length, breakout location and each branch length, including orientation and clearance.
Wiring & termination: Provide the signal distribution and any required termination. These cannot be inferred from the connector shape.

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A-coded

Signal cables

Select the contact count and each mating end; specify the wire assignment separately.

4-contact panel leads 5-contact male cable

A-coded 4 contacts Female, catalog contact layout — Female

A-coded 4 contacts Male, catalog contact layout — Male

B-coded

5-contact interface

Match the B-coded keyway to the device and include its pin assignment with your cable requirements.

Specify a B-coded cable

B-coded 5 contacts Female, catalog contact layout — Female

B-coded 5 contacts Male, catalog contact layout — Male

D-coded

4-contact interface

For M12-to-RJ45 connections, define the M12 keyway, shield connection and RJ45 pin assignment.

D-coded RJ45 drawings Specify a D-coded cable

D-coded 4 contacts Female, catalog contact layout — Female

D-coded 4 contacts Male, catalog contact layout — Male

X-coded

8-contact interface

Specify cable category, pair construction and shield termination together with the connector.

Male–male cable

X-coded 8 contacts Female, catalog contact layout — Female

X-coded 8 contacts Male, catalog contact layout — Male

L-coded

Power cables

Define the power contacts, protective conductor, wire gauge and load at the equipment interface.

Female cable · free end Female panel cable

L-coded 4+PE Female, catalog contact layout — Female

L-coded 4+PE Male, catalog contact layout — Male

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M12 to M8 cable assembly

End ACableEnd B

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1

Identify both ends

End AEnd B

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2

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Length

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Cable requirementsInstallation dimensions

3

Add the wiring or a part reference

Part number, drawing reference or pin connections

Drawings & technical resources

Single-ended cables

Straight male / female dimensions, contact layouts, shielding and cable ordering options.

View pp. 55–56

Double-ended & device cables

M12 pairs, USB and D-sub constructions; D-coded M12-to-RJ45 dimension examples.

View pp. 63–65

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