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Installing and Removing Modules

3-18 Matrix X4-C Chassis Setup

Installing and Removing Modules

Installing and Removing IOMs

ThissectiondescribestheinstallationofIOMs,andFabricandControlModules.Althoughyou

canpopulateanyemptyslotwithitsappropriatemodule,allchassisaredeliveredwithout

coverplatesontheIOM,andFabricandControlModuleslotslabeledas1.Slotsacceptmodules

thataresizedappropriatelyforthose

slotsonly.Thatis,onlyIOMscanfitintoIOMslots,Fabric

ModulesintoFMslots,andControlModulesintoCMslots.

ToinstallanIOM module,refertothefiguresasindicatedinthestepsbelowandproceedas

follows:

1. LocatetheESDwriststrapshippedwiththeMatrixX4‐C

chassis.Attach theESDwriststrap

toyourwristandplugthecablefromtheESDwriststrapintotheESDgroundingreceptacle

atthebottomofthechassisasshowninFigure 3‐9.

2. Unpackthemodulebytakingitfromitsshippingboxandremovinganypackagingmaterials,

and

removingthemodulefromitsprotectiveplasticbag.(Savetheshippingboxand

materialsintheeventtheunitmustbereshipped.)

3. Examinethemodulecarefully,checkingfordamage.Ifanydamageisfound,donotinstallit.

ContactEnterasysNetworksforinstructions.

4. LocateSlot1atthebottomofthechassis

andinserttheIOMintheguiderailoftheslot,as

showninFigure 3‐18.GentlyslidethemoduleintotherackuntiltheIOMengagesthe

connectoronthebackplane,beingcarefulthattheejectorhandlesareintheopenposition,as

showninFigure 3‐19.

5. Pushthe

ejectorhandlestowardthecenterofthemodule,asshowninFigure 3‐19,engaging

thelipoftheslot,untilthemodulelocks intoplaceandisflushwithadjoiningcoverplates.

6. Tightenthetwocaptivescrews.

Note: As you insert the IOM into the slot, be sure the ejector handles are in the open position, as

shown in Figure 3-19, to avoid damaging the IOM.

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