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v Safe ty Instructions Use th e foll owi ng saf ety guidelines to ensure y our own pe rsonal s af ety and to he lp protect y our ser ve r , storage s yste m, or a ppliance from poten tial dama ge. F or c om- plete saf ety , regulatory , and w arranty inf ormation , ref er to y our system ’ s Syst em Inf ormation documen t.
vi After in stalling system/co mponents in a rack, neve r pull more than one component out of the rack on its slid e assemblies at one time. The weight of more than one e xtended component could cause the rac k to tip ov er and injure s omeone.
vii Contents Two-Post Center-Moun t Rack Kit Ins tallation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1 Rack Ki t Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2 Recomme nded Tool s and Suppl ies .
viii Index Figures Figu re 1-1. Two-Pos t Center-Moun t Rack Kit Con tents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2 Figure 1 -2. Two-Post O pen-Frame Rel ay Rack 1-U Hole Spacing . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Figure 1 -3. Securing the System i n the Rack .
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -1 Dell™ P owerApp™ 100 and 110 Appliances and P owerEdge™ 350 Syst ems — R a ck Installation Guide Thi s installati on guide p rovi des instr uctions f or trained service tec hnicians installing one or more Dell P ower App 1 00 or 1 1 0 or P ow erEdge 350 sy stems in a rac k.
1 -2 Ra c k In sta llation Gu ide Rack Kit Contents The rac k kit inclu des the f ollowing items (se e Figure 1 -1): • T wo center -mount bra c kets • F our 1 0-24 x 0.3 75-inc h pan-hea d Phillip s (or slot ted) s crews • T wo 1 2-24 x 0.5-i nc h pan-head Ph illips s crews F igure 1-1.
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -3 Marking the R a ck 1 . Determi ne where you w ant to place the bot tom of the sys tem. CAUTION : If you are insta lling more than one syst em, insta ll the firs t sys- tem in the low est av ailabl e posit ion in th e rack .
1 -4 Ra c k In sta llation Gu ide A ttaching the Brackets 1 . Loc ate one o f the tw o brac kets and alig n it o ver the two t hreaded ho les on th e side of the sys tem (se e Figure 1 -3). 2. Secure th e brac k et to the sy stem c hassis usi ng two 1 0-24 x 0.
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -5 T wo -P ost Flush-Mount R ack Kit Installation Thi s proced ure pro vides i nstr uctions for i nstalling a D ell sy stem in a two- post open - frame rel ay ra c k, suc h as th ose f ound i n telecommun ications equipme nt facil ities.
1 -6 Ra c k In sta llation Gu ide F igure 1-4. T wo-Post Flush-Mount Rack Kit Contents R ecommended T ools and Supplies Y ou need the f ollo wing tool s and su pplies to install the s yste m in a two-.
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -7 Marking the R a ck 1 . Determi ne where you w ant to place the bot tom of the sys tem. CAUTION : If you are insta lling more than one syst em, insta ll the firs t sys- tem in the low est av ailabl e posit ion in th e rack .
1 -8 Ra c k In sta llation Gu ide Installing the Brack et in the R ack CAUTION: The 1-U mou nting bracket is de signed to su pport a sing le sys- tem. D o not atte mpt to ins tall any ot her syst em in this b rack et. D amage to the system and perso nal i njury may resul t.
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -9 Installing the Inner R ails on the System Chassis 1 . Loc ate the tw o inner ra ils and pos ition one to the side of the c hassis (see Figur e 1 -7) .
1- 10 R a c k I n s t a l l a t i o n G u i d e 3. M ove the system b ac k with its in side r ail en gagi ng th e moun ting b rac ket. Sl ide the sy s tem com pletely i nto position and secure i t to the rac k usin g the capt ive f asteners at the outer edge of the front pane l (see Fi gure 1 -8).
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -1 1 F igure 1-9. Installing the T ab Cov er 3. Hold th e tab cov er firmly onto the s er ve r tab and enga ge the thum bscre w with the receivi ng faste ner on the slide brac ket. 4. R epeat steps 1 through 3 to install the tab cov e r on the other si de of the sy stem.
1 -1 2 Rac k Installation Guide F igure 1-10. Four-Post R ack Kit Contents cable-m anagem ent arm ass embly slide asse mblie s with mountin g brac kets (1 pair) 1 0-3 2 x 0.5- inc h pan-head Phillips screws (4) 1 -U template 1 0-2 4 x 0.375- inc h pan-head Phillips screws (6) 2D786bk0.
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -1 3 Before Y ou Begin B efore you begin ins t alling you r sy stem in the rac k, carefully re ad “ Saf et y Instr uc- tions, ” found earlier in this gui de. NOTICE : This rack kit is in tended to be in stalle d in a Dell rack by t raine d service techn ician s.
1 -1 4 Rac k Installation Guide Removing the D oors From the 42- U Rack CAUTION: T o pr event perso nal inj ury due to th e siz e and we ight of the doors, never attempt to re move the door s by yo urself. CAU TION : Stor e the two doors w here the y will not injure someone i f the doors ac ciden tly fall ov er .
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -1 5 2. R emov e the fron t door from th e rac k as sho wn in Fi gure 1 -12 . a. One pe rson shou ld grasp the top of th e door to stabiliz e it. The o ther pe rson should grasp the bot tom of the doo r . b.
1 -1 6 Rac k Installation Guide Removing the D oors From the 24- U Rack CAUTION: T o pr event perso nal inj ury due to th e siz e and we ight of the doors, never attempt to re move o r repl ace the doors b y you rself. 1 . Unloc k and twist the handle c loc kwise (see F igure 1 -1 3).
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -1 7 3. R emov e the fron t door from th e rac k as sho wn in Fi gure 1 -14 . a. With the door op en, li f t out and fully retra ct all h inge pins . b. Once a ll the hinge pins ha ve been l if ted out an d retracted, lif t the door ou t.
1 -1 8 Rac k Installation Guide Y ou must a llow 1 U (1 .75 inc hes) of v ertical s pace f or eac h sy stem y ou install in th e rac k. NO TE: T he v ertical ra ils of the rac k are mark ed by sma ll indentation s in 1 -U incre- ments (s ee Figure 1 -1 5).
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -1 9 T o install the slide a ssembli es in the rac k, perform the fo llo wing steps : 1 . Place the fr ont of the template on the v ertical rails at the front of the rac k where yo u wa nt to install th e sy stem.
1 -20 Rac k Inst allat ion Guide 6. At the fr ont of the ra c k ca binet, positi on one of the slide assembl ies so that i ts mounting -brac ket fla nge fits b etween the marks or t ape y ou placed on th e rac k, marking the upper and lo we r edges o f the templa te (see Figur e 1 -1 7).
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -21 Installing t he Inner Rails on the Sy stem Ch assis T o install the in ner rails to the sides of the sy stem, perf orm the fo llowin g steps. CAUT ION: The system may we igh up to 10 kilograms (23 pounds) whe n full y load ed.
1 -22 Rack Installat ion Guid e 3. Align the inner rail s y ou installed on the s ides of the s yst em with the open por- tion of th e slide a ssemblies (see Figure 1 -1 9). 4. P ush the sy stem into the slide as semblie s until th e sy stem stop s (see Figur e 1- 19).
support .dell.com Rac k Inst allation Guide 1 -23 Figure 1-20. Installing the Cable-Managem ent Arm 2. Align the free en d of the cable- managemen t ar m (the end with the pi n and ca p- tiv e thumbscre w ) to th e bac k end of the rig ht (or lef t) side in ner rail (as view ed from the b ac k) of the sys tem.
1 -24 Rack Installat ion Guid e 7 . Slide the sy stem in and out o f the rac k to v erify that the cables are routed correc tly and d o not bind , stretc h, or pinc h with th e mo veme nt of the ca ble- manage ment arm. NO TE: As you pull the s yst em out to its furthest e xtension, the s lide asse mblies will lo c k in the e xtended po sition.
support .dell.com Rac k Installation Guide 1 Inde x A attaching inn er rails two- post fl ush- moun t kit , 1-9 attachi ng the brackets two-pos t center-mo unt kit , 1-4 two- post fl ush- moun t kit ,.
2 Rac k Inst allation Guide ins talli ng in f our-p ost ra ck cable- managem ent arm , 1-23 slide assemb lies , 1- 20 insta lling sli de asse mblie s four-post rack , 1-17 inst alling th e brackets tw.
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Se non hai ancora comprato il Dell 100 è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Dell 100 - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Dell 100 imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Dell 100 ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
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