Removing A Rapid-Mount Kit Bracket - ClearCube A1010 User Manual

and rear ends of the bracket in corresponding holes on the front and rear post. If you need
to reposition the brackets, you can remove them as described in
Rapid–Mount Kit
9. With the other rapid–mount kit bracket, repeat steps
rack, ensuring that the bracket is in the appropriate, mirrored orientation. Ensure that the
brackets are level with each other.
10. A3000 chassis only—If a solid shelf or another piece of equipment is not supporting the
bottom chassis, attach a ClearCube chassis brace to the chassis.
11. Slide the chassis and brackets onto the rack brackets from the front. Ensure the U channels
on the chassis bracket engage the flanges on the rack bracket.
12. Slide the chassis all the way onto the rack brackets until flush with the front of the rack and
tighten the thumb screws.
13. Attach the ground strap provided with each chassis to the chassis and to the rack, and
ensure that the rack is properly grounded. Obtain an additional 10-32 screw and cage nut
to attach the strap to your cage.
14. Supply power to the chassis.
a. Attach the AC power cords included with the chassis to both rear panel power
b. Connect the AC power cords to a surge-protected power source such as an
Note:
Ensure that all rooms or data centers in which you install PC blades are clean before you begin
installing blades. ClearCube recommends completing all additional chassis hardware
installation and preliminary network cabling for I/Ports and C/Ports before you begin
installing any PC blades.
Removing a Rapid–Mount Kit Bracket
To remove a rapid–mount kit bracket, as shown in
following steps.
1. Use your finger to pull the finger tab on the front of the bracket toward the rear of the
bracket.
2. Slide the ears forward.
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Bracket" on this page.
CAUTION: High Leakage Current. Connect chassis earth ground before
supplying AC power to the chassis.
connectors on the chassis.
uninterruptible power supply (UPS) or power strip, and use the cable retention clamps
to secure the power cables.
ClearCube products shipped to countries using 100–130-volt power systems
include power cords rated at 15 amperes. ClearCube products shipped to
countries using 208–240-volt power systems include power cords rated at 10
amperes. See "Safety
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Guidelines" on page x for more information.
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