Removing J-Box Corner Screws - Data General AViiON Series Customer Documentation

Special Instructions for Model-Specific VME Hardware
To mount a VAC/16 junction box on a wall, follow these steps:
1. Move your computer unit close to the J-box wall site, and verify that the
planned arrangement meets the site requirements described in your installing
and maintaining manuals. Make certain you do not require more than five feet
of cable between the VAC/16 controller and the J-box; allow for any necessary
folds and turns in the cable that may prevent you from using the full five feet.
2. Remove the four screws at the J-box corners, as shown in Figure D–13.
Figure D–13 Removing J-Box Corner Screws
3. If you are mounting a Model 7411–K J-box, pull the top (connector) half of the
J-box forward to reveal the J-box tension bar, as shown in Figure D–14.
To disassemble a Model 7411–KA J-box, pull the top (connector) half of the
J-box sideways (A), and then pull it up and out (B), as shown in Figure D–14.
Printed-circuit
board
Cable
connector
Cable tension bar
Model 7411–K
Junction Box
Figure D–14 Disassembling a VAC/16 Junction Box
4. If you are mounting a Model 7411–K assembly, mark the position of the tension
bar on the ribbon cable with tape or a paper clip before releasing the screws and
removing the J-box cable tension bar.
D-12
Corner screws
(A)
Model 7411–KA Junction
Box
(B)
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