Floor Mounting One Or Two Cabinets - Toshiba Strata DK 280 Installation Manual

8. Remove cabling from printed circuit boards
(PCBs) installed in the cabinet and remove cabling
from the cabinet (Figures 3-12 and 3-13).
Loosen the two right side screws securing the
9.
cabinet to the back cover and remove the cabinet
by sliding it to the left and pulling out (Figure 3-9).
Cabinet Replacement
Use the following procedure to replace the base or
expansion cabinet that has already been removed:
Make sure the system power is off.
Make sure front, side, and back covers are
2.
removed from the replacement cabinet (Figure 3-
If installing an expansion cabinet: Remove the
3.
front and side covers from all the cabinets above
the back cover where the replacement cabinet will
be installed. Also remove the front and side covers
from the cabinet below the back cover (Figure 3-
Position the cabinet on the back cover hangers,
4.
slide the cabinet to the right so that it is positioned
correctly, and secure the cabinet to the right side
of the back cover with two screws (Figure 3-9).
5. Secure bonding connection plates to both sides of
the replacement cabinet, if applicable (Figures 3-
10 and 3-11).
6. If installing an expansion cabinet: Connect the
data cable of the replacement cabinet to the data
cable connector on the base cabinet (Figures 3-10
and 3-1 9).
7. If the frame ground wire should be connected to
the cabinet, connect the ground wire to the cabinet
(Figure 3-19).
If installing an expansion cabinet: connect
8.
intercabinet ground wires to the power supplies
(Figure 3-19).
If an outlet power strip or a battery distribution box
9.
should be connected to the replacement cabinet,
install them now (Figures 3-20 and 3-24).
10. Install PCBs in cabinet and connect cabling to
PCBs (Figures 3-1 0, 3-1 2, and 3-1 3).
11. Plug the replacement cabinet AC power plug into
either a power outlet strip or a wall outlet, and
3-1 8
connect reserve power cable to the cabinet
(Figures 3-20 and 3-26).
12. Reinstall covers on cabinets.
3.5 Cabinet
Floor
Strata DK280 systems can be floor mounted. Floor
mounting requires an installation kit (RFIF), which
contains the following parts (Figure 3-14).
Two floor fixtures (RFMF1) and two screws for
each fixture. (These may not be labeled as
RFMF.)
Six wall securing brackets (RWBF1) and two
screws for each bracket. (These may not be
labeled as RWBF.)
Notes:
use of a// of parts
the
2. Floor-mounted systems with three
more cabinets may require up to six
customer-provided wood screws (#12 X
1.25 inch). The Method I installation
shown in Figure 3-15 and detailed in
Subsection 4.5.2 requires four customer-
provided anchor bolts (3/8-inch size).
3.5.1 Floor Mounting O n e or Two Cabinets
Refer to the following instructions to floor mount
systems that have just one or two cabinets:
parts from all cabinet back covers using a Phillips
screwdriver (Figure 3-7).
2. Make sure that cabinet power supplies
3. If installing just one cabinet, install the RFMF
fixtures on each side of the bottom of the cabinet
(Figure 3-14) and place the cabinet where it
should be installed (go to Step 6).
4. If installing two cabinets, install a floor fixture
(RFMFI) on each side of the cabinet that will be
the bottom cabinet (Figure 3-14), making sure that
the fixture is inside o f
Mounting
in the kit.
or
the cabinet edge.
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