User`s guide

Installing and Connecting to the Network

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ATX switches and their functions are described in Table 2-2. Refer

to the module documentation for a description of the switches for

that module.

2.2 MOUNTING THE ATX

If the ATX is to be table-mounted, make sure it is within reach of

the external power supply and the network cables to which it will

be connected. Make sure you allow enough room at the front of the

chassis for cable installation and access.

Note: To ensure adequate ventilation, allow at least 4 inches of space on

each side and at the rear of the chassis.

The ATX may be rack-mounted in a standard 19-inch equipment

cabinet (EIA RS-310-C). If you are rack-mounting the ATX, place

the chassis in the cabinet and secure it with appropriate fasteners.

(Fasteners used to secure an ATX to a rack are not provided with

the ATX.) Insert and secure a fastener through each of the four slots

in the mounting ears at the front of the ATX chassis as shown

below.

Table 2-2. Description Of ATX Switches

Switch Function

RESET Restarts the system software.

Turns the power supply on or off. The power is on

when the rocker switch is on 1. There is a switch for

each power supply.