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フロントブラケット L にリヤブラケット L を、フロントブラケット R に リヤブラケット R を固定します。下側の後ろから2番目と上側の後ろか ら2番目のネジ穴に、M6 ネジを使って固定してください(断面 G-G を参 照) 。 リヤブラケット L、リヤブラケット R をラックの柱にしっかりと押し付けて固定 してください。 (A 方向) リヤブラケット L をフロントブラケット L に、 リヤブラケット R をフロントブラ ケット R にしっかりと押し付け、隙間がないようにして固定してください。 (B、 C 方向) リヤブラケット...
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Anti-tip stabilizer Stabilizer ■ Recycling To dispose of this product, consult your Fujitsu sales representative. This product must be disposed of as industrial waste. Product names used are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers. Products are copyrights of their respective manufacturers.
Date Details Deleted/ Altered) (Note) 2011-11 – – 2012-01 Whole manual Model 2737 was added. 2012-08 – Updated only Japanese edition 2012-12 Section 1.2 (Changed) Devices that can be mounted on this rack were changed. Note: In this table, the revised section is indicated by its section number in the current edition.
Overview This 19-inch rack is used to mount Fujitsu 19-inch rack-mount products (for the Open Systems market). ・Compliance standard: EIA 19-inch rack standard (universal pitch) The following figure shows the appearance of the 19-inch rack Models 2724, 2737, 2742, 2616, 2624, and 2642.
Devices that can be mounted on this rack This rack can accommodate the following types of Fujitsu products: (*) ・ PC servers ・ UNIX servers ・ Storage systems ・ Mission Critical IA Servers (MC IA Servers) ・ Network products * For more information, consult your Fujitsu sales representative.
Precautions on Rack Installation and Operation This section explains precautions on rack delivery, installation, and operation. Installation Site Precautions Warning ・ Do not place the rack in an unstable location subject to excessive vibration (acceleration of over 2 m/s (200 gal)), or in a location that is not level. Doing so may adversely affect the stable operation of equipment or cause the rack to tip over, potentially resulting in serious injury.
Precautions during Transportation This section explains precautions that must be followed when transporting the 19-inch rack. ・ Before delivering the rack, confirm that the carry-in route is wider than the rack. ・ Use of a board may be necessary where the surface of the carry-in route is uneven. (Rack) Board (steel, etc.) ・...
Precautions on Installation and Operation ■ Securing adequate space for ventilation and maintenance When installing the rack, secure adequate space for ventilation and maintenance. Secure the following space. 400mm 600mm/700mm 500mm 1000mm 600mm/700mm Space for ventilation 200mm and maintenance 1050mm Rack top view Rack front 845mm (16U)
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If the rack falls over, the result may be severe injury and/or death. There may also be damage to the devices in the rack and the surrounding area. ・ Quake Proof Stabilizer kit Quake Proof Stabilizer kit type Model For base rack For expansion rack 2724 2737 19R-27ST1 19R-27ST2 2742 2616 2624 19R-26ST1 19R-26ST2 2642 ■...
・ Do not remove the front or rear doors of the rack. The sheer weight of these doors may result in serious injury if they fall over. If the doors need to be removed, contact a Fujitsu Limited maintenance engineer. ・ Contact a Fujitsu Limited maintenance engineer before attempting to move the rack after installing it.
Rack Configuration and Installation This section explains the configuration and installation of this rack, handling procedures, and the rack connection procedure. Configuration This section provides the specifications of the 19-inch rack and its accessories. 3.1.1 Model 2724 Item Specifications Product name 19-inch rack Model 2724 base rack Type name 19R-272A2...
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3.1.2 Model 2737 Item Specifications Product 119-inch rack Model 2737 base rack 19-inch rack Model 2737 expansion rack name Type name 19R-273A2 19R-273B2 Appearance Coated black (front and rear doors with punched metal finish) Unit mounting 37 U capacity Size...
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The expansion rack is supplied without the User's Guide (CD). The base rack can be connected to an expansion rack, and the expansion rack can be connected to another expansion rack. These racks cannot be connected to Model 2737 and 2642 racks and other series racks.
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3.1.4 Model 2616 Item Specifications Product name 19-inch rack Model 2616 base rack Type name 19R-261A2 Appearance Coated black (front and rear doors with punched metal finish) Unit mounting capacity 16 U Size (W x D x H) [mm] 600 x 1050 x 845 Total rack capacity: 387kg (*1) Maximum weight-bearing Total load capacity: 320kg (excluding rack)
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3.1.5 Model 2624 Item Specifications Product name 19-inch rack Model 2624 base rack Type name 19R-262A2 Appearance Coated black (front and rear doors with punched metal finish) Unit mounting capacity 24 U Size (W x D x H) [mm] 600 x 1050 x 1200 Total rack capacity: 559kg (*1) Maximum weight-bearing Total load capacity: 480kg (excluding rack)
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The base rack can be connected to an expansion rack, and the expansion rack can be connected to another expansion rack. These racks cannot be connected to Model 2737 and 2742 racks and other series racks. 3 Rack Configuration and Installation ...
Opening the Front Door Turn the door key to unlock the door. Pull the handle. ’ Caution ・ Close the front door after fully securing the installed devices. Failure to do so may cause the devices to fall off the rack and be damaged in the event of an earthquake.
Opening the Rear Door Turn the door key to unlock the door. Pull up the rack handle, turn it in the direction of the arrow, and pull. 3 Rack Configuration and Installation ...
Installing the Rack Basic requirement: Before installing the rack, be sure to adjust the leveling feet as described below, regardless of whether the rack is to be anchored to the building floor. Keep the rack level with the leveling feet. Be sure to position the casters 1 to 2 mm above the floor.
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Warning ・ If the rack is not anchored to a stabilizing surface, be sure to prepare one of the above stabilizers and attach it to the rack. Failure to do so may cause the rack to tip over when a device in the rack is pulled out. 3.4.2 Installation methods for the rack to withstand earthquakes with an acceleration of up to...
Length: 880 mm strip Vertical shield rubber jointing strip Length: 1,000 mm Length Vertical shield rubber jointing strip Model 2737: 650 mm Model 2742/2642: 860 mm M6 core spring nut For lower connection M6 flat head screw For lower connection...
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The procedure for connecting racks is shown below (example: connecting an expansion rack to the right of the base rack). Remove the front and rear doors. For information on the procedure for removing the front and rear doors, see "4.3 Changing the Position of the Door Rotation Axis".
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Install M6 core spring nuts on the front and rear of the existing rack. Install M6 core spring nuts at the bottom of the front H frame of the rack, on the side to be connected to the other rack (right side when viewed from the front). Install M6 core spring nuts at the bottom of the rear H frame of the rack, on the side to be connected to the other rack (left side when viewed from the rear).
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Remove the retaining screws of the top cover of the expansion rack, and then install M6 core spring nuts on the front and rear of the rack. Remove the two M12 screws securing the top cover at the front and rear corners on the left, since the other rack will be connected to the left of this rack.
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Install the upper and lower mounting fixtures. Place the upper mounting fixture on the top covers of the existing and expansion racks, and temporarily secure it with M12 hexagon bolts. Note: Confirm that the height of the expansion rack is aligned with that of the existing rack. If not, adjust the height with the leveling feet.
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Mount the side cover on the expansion rack. Mount the side cover, which was removed from the existing rack, with the 10 side cover retaining screws, which were also removed from the existing rack. Note: The weight of the side cover is about 13 kg. Be careful when mounting it. ’...
Handling the Rack after Installation This section explains how to handle the rack after installation. Inserting and Removing Cage Nuts 4.1.1 Insertion procedure Install the cage nut from the inside of the rack. Insert one edge of the cage nut into the cage nut hole of the rack. The following figure shows the case where the edge of the cage nut is inserted into the lower edge of the hole.
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Pull the cage nut tool to lock the cage nut in position. ’ Push in direction of insertion (direction of arrow) Pull (in direction of arrow) 4.1.2 Removal procedure Caution Before pushing down on the tool or standard screwdriver, confirm that the tip of the tool or standard screwdriver is completely inserted between the edge of the cage and the mounting flange.
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Caution Be sure not to place any finger anywhere past the points indicated. Otherwise, the finger may strike the rack when you push on the cage, which may lead to injury. Push down on the cage nut tool to extract the cage nut by the edge. Be careful not to drop the cage nut.
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Insert the tip of a standard screwdriver between the edge of the cage and the mounting flange, and then press the edge of the cage. ’ Standard screwdriver Push down on the standard screwdriver to remove the cage nut. ’ 4 Handling the Rack after Installation ...
Installing and Removing Core Spring Nuts 4.2.1 Insertion procedure Insert a core spring nut in the groove of the aluminum frame in direction (1), and then rotate it in direction (2). It is easier to rotate with the point of a pen or a small-tipped standard screwdriver. Confirm that the core spring nut in the groove of the aluminum frame is not tilted.
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4.2.2 Removal procedure Push the core spring nut in the groove of the aluminum frame in direction (1), and then rotate it in direction (2). It is easier to rotate with the point of a pen or a small-tipped standard screwdriver. Pull the core spring nut in direction (3) to remove it.
Changing the Position of the Door Rotation Axis The position of the door rotation axis can be changed from the position at shipment. At the time of shipment, the front door turns on the right axis. The rear door on a 600-mm-wide rack turns on the left axis.
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・ Remove the upper and lower lock plates, and then remove the core spring nuts. (For Models 2724, 2737, 2742, 2616, and 2624): Remove the M6 screws to remove the upper and lower lock plates, and then remove the M6 core spring nuts.
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・ Insert core spring nuts at the upper and lower parts of the right H frame. (For Models 2724, 2737, 2742, 2616, and 2624): Insert M6 core spring nuts. (For Model 2642): Insert M5 core spring nuts. For information on the procedure for installing the core spring nuts, see "4.2 Installing and Removing Core Spring Nuts".
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・ Use the core spring nuts to install lock plates to the upper and lower parts of the frame. (For Models 2724, 2737, 2742, 2616, and 2624): Secure them with M6 screws. (For Model 2642): Secure them with M5 screws.
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Remove the door-side hinges and the door bars. ・ Remove the M5 hexagon socket bolts to remove the door-side hinges. ・ Remove the M4 screw to remove the rail guide and the upper and lower door bars. ・ Remove the rail guide from the door bar. ...
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Remove the handle from the front door. To reverse the orientation of the handle, remove it from the front door. ・ To remove the handle, remove the tapping screws, which are 13 mm and 25 mm long. Note: The decorative panel is a part separate from the handle body. Be careful because it may fall off when the tapping screws are removed.
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Install the handle on the front door. ・ Rotate the handle by 180 degrees to change the orientation, and secure the handle with the tapping screws that are 13 mm and 25 mm long. Install the rotation control member with the gear facing up. Be careful not to install it in the wrong orientation.
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Install the door-side hinges and the door bars. ・ Install the door-side hinges with the M5 hexagon socket bolts. ・ Install the rail guide on the door bar. ・ Install the rail guide and the upper and lower door bars using M12 screws. ...
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Install the front door. ・ With the door open to about 90 degrees, slide it sideways to insert the door-side hinges (pins) into the rack-side hinges. Note: When installing or removing the door, be careful not to get your fingers caught in the gap between the door and the rack.
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・ Remove the lock plate located near the center, and then remove the core spring nut. (For Models 2724, 2737, 2742, 2616, and 2624): Remove the M6 screws to remove the lock plate located near the center, and then remove the M6 core spring nut.
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Bar nut for hinge Rack-side hinge M6 hexagon socket set screw M6 screws M6 core M5 core spring nut spring nuts Lock plate Lock plate M5 flat head screws M6 screw Model 2642 Model 2724/2737/2742 Model 2616/2624...
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・ Insert a core spring nut near the center of the left H frame. (For Models 2724, 2737, 2742, 2616, and 2624): Insert M6 core spring nuts. (For Model 2642): Insert M5 core spring nuts. For information on the procedure for installing the core spring nuts, see "4.2 Installing and Removing Core Spring Nuts".
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H frame. ・ Use the core spring nut(s) to install a lock plate near the center of the frame. (For Models 2724, 2737, 2742, 2616, and 2624): Secure it with an M6 screw. (For Model 2642): Secure it with M5 screws.
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Remove the door-side hinges and the handle hole cover. ・ Remove the M5 hexagon socket bolts to remove the door-side hinges. ・ To remove the handle hole cover, remove the M4 hexagon nuts with flange. M5 hexagon socket bolt Door-side hinge Handle hole cover M4 hexagon nuts with flange 4 Handling the Rack after Installation ...
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Remove the handle. ・ Remove the M6 hexagon bolt with flange and the tapping screws to remove the handle body, the rotation control member, and the lock bracket. Note: The grip is a part separate from the handle body. Be careful because it may fall off when the tapping screws are removed.
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Install the handle. ・ Move the handle to the other side, and then secure the handle, the lock bracket, and the rotation control member using the M6 hexagon bolt with flange and tapping screws. Install the rotation control member with the gear rotated 90 degrees from its original orientation.
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Install the rear door. ・ With the rear door open to about 90 degrees, slide it sideways to insert the door-side hinges (pins) into the rack-side hinges. Note: When installing or removing the door, be careful not to get your fingers caught in the gap between the door and the rack.
Mounting a General-purpose Table (Fixed Type) ■ Confirming components Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). General-purpose table (fixed type) Type name: 19R-26TR1 Component name Quantity Table Rear bracket L Rear bracket R M6 cage nut M6 bolt M6 screw Belt...
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Rack post M6 cage nuts Location lines Mounting location (1 U) Front Open the rear door, and insert the M6 cage nuts into the rear post of the rack. The mounting locations are as follows: one nut in each of the upper and lower square holes among the three square holes (height of 1 U) at the location line marking the mounting location of the table.
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Rack post M6 cage nut Rear bracket R M6 cage nut Rear bracket L M6 screws M6 screws In step 2, you will mount the table on rear brackets L and R. Temporarily fix the rear brackets in position to the extent that the table will not drop down when it is placed on the rear brackets.
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Confirm that the heights of the left and right square holes into which the hooks were inserted are the same. Since the table is only provisionally mounted, refrain from placing any load on it. 4.4.3 Mounting the table Secure the table to the M6 cage nuts that were attached in step 2 according to "4.4.1 Inserting cage nuts", by applying M6 screws.
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Secure the table in position by applying M6 bolts to the first and third screw holes from the rear of rear brackets L and R. Table Table M6 bolts M6 screws Rack post Rear bracket R Rear bracket R Rack post Rear bracket L Rear bracket R Screw holes in rear bracket R...
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Confirm that all M6 screws and M6 bolts have been tightened. Confirm that the table does not occupy the U space under the table. Must not be below location line U space after mounting Make readjustments as required by loosening the M6 screws that secure the table to the rack posts.
Mounting a General-purpose Table (Movable Type) ■ Confirming components Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). General-purpose table (movable type) Type name: 19R-26TR2 Component name Quantity Table Rear bracket L Rear bracket R M6 cage nut M5 cage nut M6 screw Belt...
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4.5.1 Inserting cage nuts Insert the M5 and M6 cage nuts into the rack posts (front and rear). For information on the procedure for inserting the cage nuts, see "4.1 Inserting and Removing Cage Nuts". Open the front door, and insert the M6 cage nuts into the front post of the rack.
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4.5.2 Attaching rear brackets and temporarily mounting the table Using the rear M6 cage nuts that were attached in step 2 according to "4.5.1 Inserting cage nuts," temporarily attach rear bracket L to the mounting position adjustment bracket and rear bracket R to the rack post. Use M6 screws to fix the brackets in position.
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Confirm that the heights of the left and right square holes into which the hooks were inserted are the same. Since the table is only provisionally mounted, refrain from placing any load on it. 4.5.3 Mounting the table Secure the table to the M6 cage nuts that were attached in step 2 according to "4.5.1 Inserting cage nuts", by applying M6 screws.
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Draw out the table about 185 mm (until the screw holes for securing rear brackets L and R are visible). Some strength is needed to draw out the table because the simple retainer mechanism of the slide rails is engaged. Secure rear bracket L to front bracket L, and secure rear bracket R to front bracket R.
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Fully tighten the M6 screws to secure rear brackets L and R, which were temporarily fixed in position in step 1 according to "4.5.2 Attaching rear brackets and temporarily mounting the table," to the rack posts. M6 screws Rear bracket R Rear bracket R Rack post Rear bracket L...
Mounting the Laptop Storage Rack ■ Confirming components Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). Laptop storage rack (table type) Type name: 19R-26TR3 Product name Quantity Table unit Cable arm Rail unit M5 cage nut 10 (Accessory) M5 screw 9 (Accessory) Hook-and-loop fastener...
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4.6.1 Inserting cage nuts Insert M5 cage nuts into the rack posts (front and rear). For information on the procedure for inserting the cage nuts, see "4.1 Inserting and Removing Cage Nuts". Insert M5 cage nuts into the front rack posts. The mounting locations on the front of the rack are as follows: one nut in each of the three square holes (height of 1 U) at the location line marking the mounting location of the table.
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4.6.2 Mounting the rail units Secure the rail units to the rack posts using the M5 cage nuts that were attached in step 1 and 2 according to "4.6.1 Inserting cage nuts". Push the left and right disconnect springs on the slide rails to release the lock of the table unit, and then remove the rail units from the table unit.
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Rear bracket Adjusting screws Front bracket 4.6.3 Putting away the table unit Insert the table unit into the rail unit to put it away in the rack, and secure it. Insert the table unit into the rail unit. Rail unit Table unit Rail unit ...
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Peel off the tape that temporarily fixes the cable arm in position, and secure the arm to the rear bracket with the supplied M5 screw. Rail unit M5 screw Cable arm Tighten the panel fastener on the front of the table unit to secure the unit in position.
Attaching the Cable Holder ■ Confirm the components, and prepare the necessary tools. Type name Model Front Rear 2724 19R-27CM1 19R-27CM2 2737 19RB27CM1 19RB27CM2 2742 2616 19R-26CM1 19R-26CM2 2624 19RB26CM1 19RB26CM2 2642 19R-26CM11 19R-26CM21 19RB26CM11 19RB26CM21 Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below).
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4.7.1 Attaching the cable holder For information on the procedure for installing the core spring nuts, see "4.2 Installing and Removing Core Spring Nuts". The core spring nut will be installed on the front or rear frame of the rack. (Front) (Rear) Front frame...
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Install the M5 core spring nut on the front or rear frame of the rack, and secure the cable holder with the M5 flat head screw. For 19R-27CM1 (19RB27CM1) M5 core spring nut M5 flat head screw Cable holder For 19R-27CM2 (19RB27CM2) M5 core spring nut M5 flat head screw Cable holder...
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For 19R-26CM1 (19RB26CM1) M5 core spring nut M5 flat head screw Cable holder For 19R-26CM2 (19RB26CM2) M5 core spring nut M5 flat head screw Cable holder 4 Handling the Rack after Installation ...
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For 19R-26CM11 (19RB26CM11) M5 core spring nut M5 flat head screw Cable holder For 19R-26CM21 (19RB26CM21) M5 core spring nut M5 flat head screw Cable holder...
Mounting a Blank Panel 4.8.1 One-touch type ■ Confirming components Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). Component name Type name Component and quantity 19R-26BP1, 1 U blank panel 1 U blank panel 19RB26BP1 19R-26BP2, 2 U blank panel 2 U blank panel 19RB26BP2 19R-26BP3,...
Attaching the Side Cable Duct The procedure for attaching the side cable duct is shown below. The supplied screws for securing the duct are self-tapping screws. Each screw requires a certain degree of strength to tighten since it cuts its own thread as it is screwed into its hole.
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4.9.1 Inserting cage nuts For information on the procedure for inserting the cage nuts, see "4.1 Inserting and Removing Cage Nuts". Insert M6 cage nuts in the square holes at the top and bottom of the opening in the front of the rack. Two center holes at the top and bottom M6 cage nut M6 cage nut...
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4.9.2 Temporarily securing the rear bracket From the rear, fit an M5 self-tapping screw in the lowest screw hole of a set of five screw holes in the rear rack post. Then, temporarily tighten it, leaving a clearance of about 5 mm between the screw and the rack post. Fit the lower securing hole of the rear bracket to the M5 self-tapping screw installed in step 1, and secure the upper part with an M5 self-tapping screw.
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4.9.3 Inserting the side cable duct body Insert the side cable duct body from the front into the rear bracket. (Front) Rear bracket Cable duct body Be sure to insert the side cable duct body straight in. If it is moved slightly to the right or left during insertion, it may hit the rear bracket edge, preventing its insertion.
4.9.4 Securing the rear bracket, the side cable duct body, and the front panel From the rear, secure the side cable duct body and the rear bracket with the two supplied M5 self-tapping screws. (Rear) M5 self-tapping screws...
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From the front, place the front panel over the side cable duct body, and secure it with two M6 screws. (Front) Cable duct body Front panel M6 screws Install the front panel such that the rubber cones are between the front panel and the side cable duct body.
4.10 Attaching a Stabilizer (L-shaped) The procedure for attaching the stabilizer is shown below. ■ Confirm the components, and prepare the necessary tools. Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). ・ Stabilizer (slim/L-shaped) Type name: 19R-26FS1 ・...
4.11 Attaching a Stabilizer (Pullout Type) The procedure for attaching the stabilizer (pullout type) is shown below. ■ Confirm the components, and prepare the necessary tools. Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). Stabilizer (pullout type) Type name: 19R-26FS2 Product name Quantity Stabilizer bodyf...
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From the front, temporarily secure the stabilizer body to the rack with M5 flat head screws. (Front) M5 flat head screws The stabilizer body will be secured from the rear in the next step, step 3. Temporarily secure the stabilizer body to the extent that it will not fall off.
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From the rear, secure the mounting plate, the rack, and the stabilizer body with M5 flat head screws. (Rear) Mounting plate M5 flat head screws Fully tighten the M5 flat head screws on the front. 4 Handling the Rack after Installation ...
4.12 Attaching the Quake Proof Stabilizer Kit ■ Confirm the components, and prepare the necessary tools. Confirm that all components have been delivered (see the table below). ・ Quake Proof Stabilizer kit (slim/base) Type name: 19R-26ST1 ・ Quake Proof Stabilizer kit (standard/base) Type name: 19R-27ST1 Product name Quantity...
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4.12.1 Attaching the Quake Proof Stabilizer kit The procedure for attaching the Quake Proof Stabilizer Kit is shown below. Secure the parts to the corresponding sides of the rack using four mounting bolts per part. Anchor the front part and rear part to the floor, each with two bolts. Anchor the side parts to the floor, each with three bolts.
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19 インチラック モデル 2724/2737/2742/2616/2624/2642 取扱説明書 19-inch Rack Model 2724/2737/2742/2616/2624/2642 User's Guide (19R-272A2) (19R-273A2) (19R-273B2) (19R-274A2) (19R-274B2) (19R-261A2) (19R-262A2) (19R-264A2) (19R-264B2) C120-E665-04XA 2012 年 12 月 発 行 日 富士通株式会社 発行責任 Published December 2012 FUJITSU LIMITED Publisher Printed in Japan ● 本書の内容は、改善のため事前連絡なしに変更することがあります。...