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SwitchBlade Chassis and Fan Tray

C613-04029-01 REV C

Follow these steps to install a fan tray:

1.

Read the safety information

The 

SwitchBlade Safety and Statutory Information 

booklet

 

includes all 

relevant safety information. A copy of the safety booklet is supplied with 
each fan tray. A PDF version can be found on the CD-ROM that ships with 
every switch controller and every chassis, or can be downloaded from 
www.alliedtelesyn.co.nz/support/switchblade/.

2.

Gather the tools and equipment you will need

To loosen or secure a fan tray you will need a Phillips #2 screwdriver.

3.

Prepare the fan tray

In an antistatic environment, remove the fan tray from its packing material. 
Be sure to observe ESD precautions. 

Do not attempt to install a fan tray without observing correct antistatic 
procedures. Failure to do so may damage the chassis or fan tray. If you are 
unsure what the correct procedures are, contact your authorised Allied Telesyn 
distributor or reseller.

An ESD socket is provided on the front panel of the SwitchBlade chassis. The socket is 
designed to be used in conjunction with an ESD wrist strap (see Figure 3 on page -8).

Figure3: ESD socket on the SwitchBlade 8 chassis.

4.

Detach the cable manager (for the SwitchBlade 8)

If a cable manager is attached to the fan tray’s front panel, remove it by 
loosening its mounting screws and lifting it clear of the fan tray bay. If 
network cables are attached, let the cable manager tilt forward, taking care 
not to disturb any cable connections.

5.

Remove the fan tray bay faceplate or existing fan tray

To remove a blank faceplate:

If a faceplate is attached to the chassis, use a Phillips #2 screwdriver to 
loosen the faceplate’s two mounting screws until they disengage from the 
chassis, then remove the faceplate.

To remove an existing fan tray:

Remove the fan tray faceplate (as described above). 

Release the fan tray’s two locking mechanisms by pulling and rotating the 
tray’s ejector levers until they have swivelled approximately 90 degrees (see 
Figure 4 on page -9).

ESD socket

Summary of Contents for AT-SB4151

Page 1: ...SwitchBlade Chassis and Fan Tray Quick Install Guide...

Page 2: ...o make changes in specifications and other information contained in this document without prior written notice The information provided herein is subject to change without notice In no event shall All...

Page 3: ...e Contents The following items are included with each SwitchBlade chassis These items may arrive in more than one package Contact your sales representative if any items are damaged or missing One Swit...

Page 4: ...y Blank faceplates for switch controller and line card bays AT SB4193 Blank faceplates for PSU bays AT SB4192 Fan trays AT SB4152 for the SwitchBlade 8 or AT SB4151 for the SwitchBlade 4 Blank facepla...

Page 5: ...illips 2 screwdriver screws and cage nuts Due to the chassis size and weight it is recommended that you have someone assist you with the rack mounting procedure 3 Choose a suitable site for the switch...

Page 6: ...6 Insert the blank faceplates if not factory fitted When inserting a faceplate make sure the faceplate s metal back panel is aligned with the card guides see Figure 2 on page 6 Faceplates are mounted...

Page 7: ...ssis the fan tray will be pre installed in the chassis If you purchased a SwitchBlade fan tray without also purchasing a SwitchBlade chassis the following items are included with each fan tray One fan...

Page 8: ...authorised Allied Telesyn distributor or reseller An ESD socket is provided on the front panel of the SwitchBlade chassis The socket is designed to be used in conjunction with an ESD wrist strap see...

Page 9: ...injury or fan damage Figure4 Fan tray ejectors 6 Insert the new fan tray With the fan tray s ejector levers in the unlocked position see Figure 4 on page 9 slide the fan tray into the chassis making s...

Page 10: ...e 6 on page 10 Tighten the mounting screws Figure 6 Installing fan tray faceplate 9 Check the fan tray s operation If the chassis is receiving power and the stand by switch is in the Run position you...

Page 11: ...n on the switch and its hardware features The SwitchBlade Software Reference provides detailed information on configuring the switch and its software The SwitchBlade Power Supply Unit Quick Install Gu...

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