Nortel Communication Server 1000 Series Manual page 59

Procedure 7
Installing the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface unit onto the wall
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Figure 9 "Wall-mounting the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface unit" (page
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onto the wall.
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Action
Find a location on the wall to give the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE
Interface unit enough clearance to install the fiber-optic cables in
the front and superloop cables in the back of the unit.
Allow for a minimum of six inches of clearance in the front for the
fiber-optic cables. Provide a minimum of 13 inches of clearance
at the back.
Position the wall mount template on the wall and use a level
to ensure horizontal positioning of the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE
Interface unit.
Mark the three screw holes and the two alignment marks. Drill
the screw holes.
Screw two number 8 screws into the wall board or plywood.
The screw heads should be 1/16 inch away from the wall surface
to allow insertion of the screw heads into the slotted holes on the
bottom of the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface unit.
Refer to Figure 9 "Wall-mounting the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE
Interface unit" (page 60)
Place the wall mount bracket in the upper rear corner of the
Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface unit and fasten it to the Ground
lug with the attached nut and lock washer.
Position the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface unit's holes over
the two screws on the wall, insert the screws into the holes,
and push the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface unit to the left to
engage the screws into the narrow of the slots.
Fasten the top of the wall mount bracket to the wall with the
provided screw.
illustrates the installation of the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface unit
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to see the hole location templet.
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