Installing A Multiservice Switch 7420 Into A Rack Or Cabinet - Nortel Multiservice Switch 7400 Installation & Maintenance

Installing a Multiservice Switch 7420 into a rack or cabinet

Install a Nortel Multiservice Switch 7420 into a rack or cabinet, as an
alternative to mounting the device on the floor or desktop.
Prerequisites
• If your device requires seismic protection, see
Switch 7420 into a seismic rack or cabinet (page 200)
• You need a rack-mount kit with PEC NTHQ04.
• The rack or cabinet must already be anchored and grounded. For more
information, see
• If you plan to install the device in a cabinet, check the position and
alignment of the vertical rails. Set the front rails 11.4cm (4.5 inches) from
the front of the cabinet. Set the front and rear vertical rails 36.8 (14.5
inches) apart.
• Install 13" termination panels prior to installing the device in a rack or
cabinet.
• Ground yourself to an appropriate anti-static discharge apparatus while
handling the shelf assembly (device).
Procedure steps
Step
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Hardware procedures
CAUTION
Risk of equipment damage
You need two people to install a Multiservice Switch 7420 in a rack
or cabinet: one person must hold the chassis in place while a second
person fastens the screws.
Cabinet installation (page
Action
Attach the rack mount brackets to each side of the chassis using a
screwdriver. Attach the cable management bracket to the fan-less side of the
chassis. See the figure Securing the rack-mounting brackets to the
Multiservice Switch 7420 (page 199)
Position the chassis in the rack or cabinet.
Fasten the front brackets to the rack's front rails using the four screws
provided. See the figureSecuring the rack-mounting brackets to the front
vertical rails (page 199)
Nortel Multiservice Switch 7400
Hardware Installation, Maintenance, and Upgrade
NN10600-175 7.1S1 Standard
PCR7.1 and up October 2005
Installing a Multiservice
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