FIELD REFERENCE / FME + FAKRA
Identify the family.
Keep the next question open.
Two newly documented coaxial families. Read the component role, the full ordering code and the equipment requirement separately.
Two physical studies.
Neither selects an exact ordered part.
(private workspace)P365 / Source-observed physical study
FME / unnumbered family body
Amphenol RF FME overview photograph
Oblique exterior; rear cable end left, coupling opening right · Other declared component
Loose contact and ferrule are omitted, not installed; no exact part identity.
Not to scale. Technical and rights review pending.
Inspect view & provenance (private workspace)
(private workspace)P366 / Source-observed physical study
FAKRA / right-angle board-plug row
Rosenberger 59S20X-400T5-y catalogue row
Oblique exterior; interface left, board-side body right · Board header
Coding suffix -y is unresolved. Neutral illustration tone is not a selected color code; terminals omitted.
Not to scale. Technical and rights review pending.
Inspect view & provenance (private workspace)The FME photograph has no order code. The FAKRA catalogue row retains its unselected -y suffix. Recognition illustrations do not establish cable preparation, PCB layout, inner contacts or a mating pair.
IDENTITY / ROLE / EVIDENCE / NEXT CHECK
Four checks before a connection.
Threaded family, or an exact FME component?
The manufacturer establishes FME family identity. Its unnumbered photograph does not select a replacement.
Next check: Find the full part number and exact cable configuration.
Read C365A in the connector reference →Family headline, or a variant rating?
The FME overview/table uses DC–200 MHz; another section mentions variants up to 2.4 GHz. Neither is a universal rating for an unidentified part.
Next check: Keep the component-specific frequency requirement unresolved until documented.
Read C365C in the connector reference →FAKRA housing, board plug, or cable assembly?
The depicted 59S20X-400T5-y row is a right-angle board plug including housing. It is not an exact selected-coding part.
Next check: Resolve the -y coding and component role before comparing interfaces.
Read C366C in the connector reference →Color label, or equipment circuit?
Manufacturer code/color names identify a housing coding system, not the function of an unknown vehicle connection.
Next check: Use the equipment documentation; do not assign a signal from color.
Read C366D in the connector reference →MANUFACTURER TABLE / CODE LETTER + COLOR NAME
Fourteen codes.
Not fourteen vehicle functions.
Manufacturer code letters and color names only. No vehicle-function map, key-geometry copy or precise screen-color reproduction. The source lists no J code. Z is the neutral coding, not a promise that an unknown cable or vehicle circuit is compatible.
| Code | Manufacturer color name |
|---|---|
| A | Black |
| B | White |
| C | Blue |
| D | Bordeauxviolet |
| E | Green |
| F | Brown |
| G | Grey |
| H | Violet |
| I | Beige |
| K | Curry |
| L | Carmine red |
| M | Pastel orange |
| N | Pastel green |
| Z | Waterblue |
Specific-code availability requires confirmation. Manufacturing may cause minor color differences. This table intentionally does not reproduce RAL swatches, keyed mating profiles or vehicle-specific assignments.
No color-based compatibility verdict.
Mechanical coding, the complete component identity and equipment support remain separate. A neutral code is not an all-purpose adapter. Mini-FAKRA/HFM systems are not added as synonyms of this FAKRA record.
Take the source context with you.
Four pages per edition: two physical studies, the code table, practical checks and dated sources.
Letter field guide (PDF) → (legacy download held for current evidence review). Current focused printable references · A4 field guide (PDF) → (legacy download held for current evidence review). Current focused printable references
FIVE CANONICAL SOURCE OBSERVATIONS
Keep the source beside the answer.
Read locators, dates and limits
S546 · Amphenol RF FME family — threaded identity and variant limits
Overview, Features and Benefits, Key Technical Details, Specifications and typical-characteristics warning.
FME family identity. DC–200 MHz appears in the overview/table; a separate variants note mentions up to 2.4 GHz. No unqualified family-wide rating chosen.
Manufacturer source ↗ · Inspected
S547 · Amphenol RF FME overview image — unnumbered body and loose parts
Linked overview photograph: one metallic connector body, a separate center contact and a separate ferrule.
Unnumbered family example only. The body does not identify an exact order code, cable preparation, installed contact or assembly sequence.
Manufacturer source ↗ · Inspected
S548 · Rosenberger FAKRA — housing identity and component roles
Opening identity paragraph, Product Portfolio and Features; linked catalogue and Codes & Codings resources.
Thirteen mechanical/color codes plus neutral coding. Component portfolio is not a complete vehicle-specific wiring or compatibility map.
Manufacturer source ↗ · Inspected
S549 · Rosenberger FAKRA catalogue — named PCB row with unselected coding
Printed/PDF p.20: Right Angle Plug PCB incl. Housing, Single, 59S20X-400T5-y. Row and photo visually inspected. Printed/PDF p.32 coding table also visually inspected.
Catalogue-row scope: -y remains a required coding placeholder, not an ordered suffix. No PCB footprint or dimension transferred.
Manufacturer source ↗ · Inspected
S550 · Rosenberger FAKRA codes — ordering placeholder and color names
PDF p.1 / printed p.30: -y coding placeholder. PDF p.3 / printed p.32: complete A–N (without J), Z coding/color table and availability/color caveats; visually inspected.
Ordering-code and color-name reference. Key geometry and RAL colors are not reproduced; no vehicle function inferred from a color.
Manufacturer source ↗ · Inspected
No manufacturer originals are redistributed. No hardware test, independent technical review, rights clearance or public-release authorization is asserted.