Fabric Interconnect F1-15 Locking Modules; Required Equipment - Oracle Fabric Interconnect Series User Manual

inserting screws, and so on. You can leave the rail kit in the rack if you choose, but be aware
that doing so will consume rack units that could be devoted to additional equipment.
The topics documented in this section are for stand-alone Fabric Interconnect
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deployments only. The Fabric Interconnect is orderable as a complete, engineered system called
the Oracle Virtual Compute Appliance (VCA), which has different contents and installation
procedures. If you are deploying a stand-alone (non-VCA) Fabric Interconnect, continue
to use this documentation. If you are deploying a VCA Fabric Interconnect, do not use this
documentation. Instead, use the documentation that accompanied your VCA shipment.

Fabric Interconnect F1-15 Locking Modules

The Fabric Interconnect F1-15's I/O Modules have a locking mechanism to secure the modules
into the chassis. The locking mechanism (a quarter-turn Pawl) is embedded in the I/O Module
handle, which has a slotted head. By using a screwdriver, you can turn the I/O module handle
in a 90-degree arc to lock or unlock the I/O module. For more information, see
Module Lock" on page 70.

Required Equipment

For this procedure, you will need the following equipment:
#2 Phillips (cross-head) screwdriver
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Marker or tape
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Screws for attaching brackets and side rails to the Fabric Interconnect:
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Fourteen (14) 10-32 x .25" Phillips flat-head screws
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Screws for Fabric Interconnect rack install. The screws come in a large bag that contains 3
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smaller bags for different types of common equipment racks:
Eight (8) 10-32 x .375" Phillips pan-head screws
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Eight (8) 12-24 x .5" Phillips pan-head screws
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Eight (8) #12 lock washers that are used with the 12-24 screws
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16) M6 x 16 mm screws)
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Sixteen (16) M6 cage nuts, EIA rack, M6/BL2, 5/9x9
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You do not need to use all of these screws. The different types of screws are
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supplied to allow successful installation in a wide variety of common equipment racks.
You will use only the type of screw that is appropriate for the type of rack in which you
are installing the Fabric Interconnect.
Installing the Fabric Interconnect F1-15 in a 4-Post Rack
Installing the Fabric Interconnect
"Using the I/O
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