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Instruction Sheet
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Installation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount of airflow required for safe operation of the
equipment is not compromised.
To be installed in restricted access areas only.
Note:
All wiring that connects to the
imVision
or
imPower
equipment must meet applicable local and national building
codes and network wiring standards for communication cable.
Important: Limits for iPatch panel connections to panel bus
Limit the chain of
iPatch
panels connected to each cable bus port to a maximum of five connectors (including controller).
Start a new chain of panels with every sixth panel in the rack system.
Step 1
– Connect Ribbonized Jumper Cables to imPower
1. Plug both ribbonized jumper cables, provided, into the
imPower
unit in the proper connectors as shown.
2. Connect included power jumper cable to the OUT power
jack on the i
mPower
.
Note:
Hold power connector at a 90° angle to the
imPower
,
push to seat connector, then turn the connector so the cable
is oriented in the down position. Ensure that the cable is
secured behind extended tab at back of housing as shown in
Step 4.
Important:
Power should be removed from the
imVision
controller prior to installing or removing panel bus jumper cables.
Step 2
– Install imPower
1. Ensure that the space in back on the left side of the
imVision
controller is clear from obstruction and can
accept installation of the
imPower
as shown.
2. Maneuver the extensions on front of
imPower
into the openings on the left side of
imVision
controller and
push power extender into place. Make sure
imPower
is aligned correctly.
3. Ensure that the latch secures the
imPower
to the
imVision’s
1U space. Hook latch behind controller flange.
Squeeze latch with thumb to release latch when removing
imPower.
Latch hooks behind
controller flange
imVision
controller
imPower
16-pin
jumper cable
10-pin jumper
cable
Latch
Power jumper cable
Power OUT
imPower
Side View
16-pin ribbonized
cable connector
10-pin ribbonized
cable connector