Check connector cavities, terminal crimp ranges, seal limits, wire size and outside diameter, current ratings, and sealing requirements with traceable results.
A populated cavity links a connector family, cavity definition, terminal, seal, and wire. The resolver compares family keys and numeric ranges rather than assuming that nearby or similarly named parts are compatible.
When rating data exists, the current chain compares the wire, terminal, cavity, and connector limits. A lower terminal rating is reported as the weak link even if the wire itself has spare ampacity.
The in-workspace selector can list compatible options and rejected options with plain-language reasons such as an outside crimp range or seal bore mismatch. Missing ratings return UNKNOWN; they do not produce a false pass.
| Check | Evidence | Result | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terminal to cavity | X1 cavity 3: GEN-A family; terminal GEN-T-01: GEN-A | PASS | The family keys match. |
| Wire to terminal | Wire: 1.0 mm², OD 2.2 mm; terminal: 0.75-1.5 mm², OD 1.9-2.5 mm | PASS | Both conductor and insulation ranges include the wire. |
| Seal to wire | Seal GEN-S-01 bore: 1.4-1.9 mm; wire OD: 2.2 mm | FAIL | The wire OD is outside the seal bore range. |
| Connector rating | Current rating not recorded | UNKNOWN | Safety-critical evidence is missing; release remains blocked. |
No. The public starter data is generic engineering sample data. Customers must use verified internal records or import data they are authorized to use.
The affected check returns UNKNOWN and identifies the missing evidence. Safety-critical unknowns can block release and export.