Aerohive Networks Aerohive AP141, Справочник по аппаратуре

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Hardware Reference Guide 101
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Figure 3 Attaching the chassis rail to the HiveManager
3. Secure the other chassis rail to the other side of the HiveManager.
4. Use three slot-head screws to attach the rear mounting bracket to the outer slide. Insert the screws
through the rounded slots in the outer slide into the threaded holes in the bracket and tighten them as
shown in Figure 4 .
Figure 4 Attaching the rear bracket to the outer slide
5. Use the remaining three slot-head screws to attach the other rear mounting bracket to the other slide.
6. Fasten the rear mounting brackets—and the slides attached to them—to the rear equipment rack rails.
Depending on the type of holes in the equipment rack, use one of the following methods:
•
For tapped (threaded) holes, use two screws to fasten the brackets directly to the rack rails. Use the
cross-head screws (with 10-32 threads) if they fit the holes in the rack.
• For round holes, use the cross-head screws to fasten the brackets through the holes in the rack rails to
the bar nuts. You can use the locator pins to help keep the bar nuts aligned to the holes. See
Figure 5 .
Figure 5 Fastening the rear mounting brackets to the rack rails
Place the slide
stop against the
front mounting
bracket.
Chassis rail
Cross-head machine screws with 10-32 threads
Outer slide
Inner slide
Use three slot-head screws to secure one
of the rear brackets to the outer slide.
Rear bracket
Rear rail
with round holes
Bar nut
Locator pin
For equipment racks with round holes, place a bar nut
on the opposite side of the rear rail from the bracket.
(You can use a locator pin to help keep the bar nut
aligned with the holes.) Then screw the bracket through
the rail into the threaded holes in the bar nut.
Rear bracket
Rear rail
with tapped holes
Outer slide
Equipment Rack
(bird’s eye view)
Front
Rear
For equipment racks with tapped holes, screw the
rear brackets directly to the rear rack rails. In this
case, you do not need to use the locator pins and
bar nuts that are provided in the rack mount kit.
Screws
Brackets