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Cable Routing Procedures for Dell™ PowerEdge™ R415 Systems NOTE: For guidelines on how to route cables within the rack, refer to the Dell Best Practices Guide for Rack Enclosures white paper. 1.5 Left-Side Mounting Instructions 1. Install the CMA on the rear left side of the rails by attaching both CMA housings to the attachment brackets on the rails. 2. Route the cables through the CMA while avoiding twisting the cables. Use the hook and loop straps on the CMA to secure the cables. See Figure 4. Figure 4: Routing the Cables Through the CMA NOTE: Do not store excess cable slack inside the CMA. The cable may protrude through the CMA, thus causing binding and potentially damaging the cable. Cables entering the CMA should have a small amount of slack to avoid cable strain when the CMA is extended. 3. If the cable bundle includes a keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM) dongle, place the dongle inside the CMA basket for light to medium cable loads. If the KVM dongle does not fit inside the basket with the other cables, attach the dongle to the exterior of the front basket as shown in Figure 5. Page 4

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Cable Routing Pr
ocedures for Dellâ„¢ PowerEdgeâ„¢
R415 Systems
Page 4
NOTE:
For guidelines on how to route cables within the rack, refer to the Dell
Best Practices Guide for
Rack Enclosures
white paper
.
1.5
Left-Side Mounting Instructions
1.
Install the CMA on the rear left side of the rails by attaching both CMA housings to the attachment
brackets on the rails.
2.
Route the cables through the CMA while avoiding twisting the cables.
Use the hook and loop
straps on the CMA to secure the cables. See Figure 4.
Figure 4: Routing the Cables Through the CMA
3.
If the cable bundle includes a keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM) dongle, place the dongle inside
the CMA basket for light to medium cable loads.
If the KVM dongle does not fit inside the basket
with the other cables, attach the dongle to the exterior of the front basket as shown in Figure 5.
Cables entering the CMA should have
a small amount of slack to avoid cable
strain when the CMA is extended.
NOTE:
Do not store excess cable
slack inside the CMA. The cable may
protrude through the CMA, thus
causing binding and potentially
damaging the cable.