General Cable Routing Guidelines; Connecting And Routing The Cables; Connecting And Routing Cables In The Main Display Assembly - Cisco TelePresence System TX9000 Assembly, Use & Care, And Field-Replaceable Unit Manual

Chapter 10

Connecting and Routing the Cables

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General Cable Routing Guidelines

When routing cables, please keep the following guidelines in mind:
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Note
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Connecting and Routing the Cables
To connect and route cables:
Route the power and, if necessary, Ethernet cables through the rear of the reflector to the power and
Step 1
Ethernet receptacles in the wall.
Be sure to observe all local safety codes when cabling the system.
Caution
Use the following steps as guidelines:
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Step 2 Connect the cables for the entire system. See
route cables in the main display frame. See
information about connecting and routing cables.
Note When routing cables in the front of the main display frame, bundle cables together using velcro ties, and
use the shelf on the interior of the facade brackets to support the cable bundles.
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Keep power, signal, Ethernet, and camera cables separate.
You do not need to separate cables that are less than 3 feet (1 meter) long.
Use the Velcro cables and the clips that are provided in the table legs to route the cables in the first
and second row tables.
If you have extra cables after completing routing, use the method that works best for your
installation to dress the excess cable. Some examples are:
Use the Velcro tie-wraps to loop the excess cable together.
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Use the holes in the table legs as shown in
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Free-standing systems only:
There is an access slot (mouse hole) in the bottom center of the center reflector panel; if
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possible, route the cables through this slot. Be sure to keep the power and Ethernet cables
separated.
Wall-mounted systems only:
Remove the access panels as shown in
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outlets through these panels.
If the outlets are located at the base of the wall, you can raise the entire wall so that it clears the
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wall.
Cisco TelePresence System TX9000 and TX9200 Assembly, Use & Care, and Field-Replaceable Unit Guide

Connecting and Routing Cables in the Main Display Assembly

Figure 10-4 to place the excess cable.
Figure 3-5 and Figure 3-6
Figure 10-13 and Figure 10-14
Figure 10-16 for a complete cabling diagram and additional
and route the cables to the wall
for diagrams on how to
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