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CablingtheDell™PowerEdge™R610
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Figure3:RoutingtheCablesthroughtheCMA
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3. IfthecablebundleincludesaKVMdongle,placethedongleinsidetheCMAbasket.IftheKVMdonglewillnot
fitinsidethebasketwiththeothercables,attachthedongletotheexteriorofthefrontbasketusingthehook
andloopstraps
ontheCMAbasketasshowninFigure4.
Figure4:AttachingtheKVMDongletotheCMABasket
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KVM Dongle
hook and loop straps
Cables entering CMA should
have a small amount of slack to
avoid cable strain when CMA is
extended.
NOTE: Do not store excess cable
slack inside the CMA. The cable may
protrude through the CMA causing
binding and potentially damaging the
cable.