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Installing and Removing the Optional V-Rail Kit
Requirements
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8 When the autoloader is level, tighten all screws securing the
autoloader to the rack. This includes the following:
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Four screws securing the autoloader tabs to the front rails.
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Four screws securing the support brackets to the rear rails.
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Four screws securing the autoloader brackets to the support
brackets.
The V-Rail is a set of rails, plates, and mounting hardware to use as a
stationary mounting unit allowing the autoloader to be contained within
a rack. This is not a slide rail kit, but allows some movement from the
rack cabinet for easier access or removal or the autoloader.
The V-Rail can be used in many rack cabinet structures.
Front to rear rail spacing range is 25.75 – 34.50 inches (654.05 –
876.30 mm). This range accommodates varying cabinet depths. The
vertical rail thickness is either 0.080 inch (2.03 mm) or .105 inch
(7.14 mm).
Vertical Rail Hole Types
The V-Rail can be used with the following rack hole types:
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.375 inch (9.53 mm) square through-holes
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.281 inch (7.14 mm) diameter through-holes
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10-32 UNF-2B threaded holes
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M6–1-6H threaded holes
SuperLoader 3 Autoloader User's Guide
Chapter 7 Customer Replaceable Units (CRUs)
Installing and Removing the Optional V-Rail Kit
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