EMC DS-16B Installation Guide - Page 17

Round-Hole Channel, Position the #10 flat washer and ball stud in the center hole - support

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Installing the DS-16B2 Rails Round-Hole Channel Follow the steps below to install the rails assembly in the round-hole channel of the rack/cabinet. 1. Align the holes of the front rail flange to the inside of the front channel. The top and bottom screw holes are used for the screws; the center screw hole is used for the ball stud. 2. Secure the rail to a round-hole channel with 2 M5 x 10-mm panhead screws (see table on page 8). Leave the screws finger-tight, and tighten them after the switch is installed. See Figure 12. 3. Position the #10 flat washer and ball stud in the center hole, between the two M5 x 10-mm screws. Hand-tighten the ball stud. NOTE: The ball studs support the bezel. 4. Align the holes in the rear, U-shaped flange of the rail with the holes in the rear inside channel. 5. Secure the rail to a round-hole channel with 2 M5 x 10-mm panhead screws (see table on page 8). Leave the screws finger-tight, and tighten them after the switch is installed. See Figure 12. 6. Repeat steps 1 through 5 for the other rail. EMC Departmental Switch DS-16B2 Installation Guide 17

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EMC Departmental Switch DS-16B2
Installation Guide
17
Installing the DS-16B2 Rails
Round-Hole Channel
Follow the steps below to install the rails assembly in the round-hole
channel of the rack/cabinet.
1.
Align the holes of the front rail flange to the inside of the front
channel. The top and bottom screw holes are used for the screws;
the center screw hole is used for the ball stud.
2.
Secure the rail to a round-hole channel with 2 M5 x 10-mm pan-
head screws (see table on page 8). Leave the screws finger-tight,
and tighten them after the switch is installed. See Figure 12.
3.
Position the #10 flat washer and ball stud in the center hole,
between the two M5 x 10-mm screws. Hand-tighten the ball stud.
NOTE:
The ball studs support the bezel.
4.
Align the holes in the rear, U-shaped flange of the rail with the
holes in the rear inside channel.
5.
Secure the rail to a round-hole channel with 2 M5 x 10-mm pan-
head screws (see table on page 8). Leave the screws finger-tight,
and tighten them after the switch is installed. See Figure 12.
6.
Repeat steps 1 through 5 for the other rail.