408-8808
1U 24-Port PatchPanel Drawer 1933443-1
Rev C
2 of 4
Tyco Electronics Corporation
Figure 2
Mounting the Enclosure
Front Mounting
Center Mounting
Cover
Rack
Mounting Bracket
(2 Places)
12-24 Cross-Recessed
Screw (4 Places)
Rack
Cover
Mounting Bracket
(2 Places)
12-24 Cross-Recessed
Screw (4 Places)
2. For front mounting, the mounting brackets are
pre–assembled to the cover; align the holes in the
mounting brackets with the holes in the rack, and
using the cross–recessed screws, secure the cover
to the rack. See Figure 2.
3. For center mounting, remove the mounting
brackets from the cover; align the holes in the long
leg of the mounting brackets with the holes toward
the back of the cover, and re–assemble the
brackets onto the cover. Align the holes in the
mounting brackets with the holes in the rack, and
using the cross–recessed screws, secure the cover
to the rack. See Figure 2.
3.3. Install the Cable Management Kit
If applicable, refer to Figure 3, and install the cable
management kit onto the tray according to the
following:
1. Attach one network saddle to each arm of the
spider.
2. Remove the backing from the self–adhesive
tape on the spider. Firmly press the spider onto the
inside of the tray, preferably in the center and at
one side of the tray.
3. Repeat this procedure for the remaining spider,
placing it preferably in the center and at the other
side of the tray.
Figure 3
Spider
Network Saddle
Tray
Remove
Backing
3.4. Install or Remove Interface Housing
Cassettes can also be installed into the drawers
using the same procedure.
NEVER look into the end of a terminated or
unterminated fiber. Laser radiation is invisible but
can damage eye tissue.
1. If applicable, remove an interface housing by
using a small flat blade screwdriver to release the
interface housing snap–in latches; then pull the
interface housing from the
front of the tray.
2. If applicable, install an interface housing by
aligning the
back of the interface housing with an
opening in the
front of the tray; then slide the
interface housing into the opening until the snap–in
latches “click” into place. See Figure 4.
3. If applicable, “snap” the jack SL housings into
the interface housings.
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