Installation overview, Mounting the distribution amplifier, Tabletop placement – Extron electronic DVI DA4 User Manual

Page 14: Rack mounting, Ul guidelines for rack mounting, Tabletop placement -2 rack mounting -2, Ul guidelines for rack mounting -2, Installation and operation

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DVI DA2 and DVI DA4 • Installation and Operation

Installation and Operation

2-2

Installation Overview

Both distribution amplifiers can be mounted on tabletops, under

furniture, and in racks by following these steps:
1

.

Turn off all electrical equipment. Make sure that the input

sources, the DA and the output display(s) are all turned off

and all power sources and signal cables are disconnected.

2

.

Mount the unit as described in "Mounting the Distribution

Amplifier", below.

3

.

Connect the Cables (see "Cable Connections" on page 2-8).

4

.

Plug in the power supply, then turn on the display devices

and input devices (see "Operation" on page 2-11).

Mounting the Distribution Amplifier

The 1 U, half rack size of the distribution amplifiers allow them

to be mounted in racks, under furniture or on tabletops.

Tabletop placement

Attach the four provided rubber feet to the bottom of the unit

and place it in any convenient location.

Rack mounting

UL guidelines for rack mounting

The following Underwriters Laboratories (UL) guidelines are

relevant to the safe installation of these products in a rack:
1

.

Elevated operating ambient temperature —

If the unit

is installed in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly, the

operating ambient temperature of the rack environment

may be greater than room ambient temperature. Therefore,

install the equipment in an environment compatible with

the maximum ambient temperature (Tma: +122 °F, +50 ° C)

specified by Extron.

2

.

Reduced air flow —

Install the equipment in the rack

so that the equipment gets adequate air flow for safe

operation.

3

.

Mechanical loading —

Mount the equipment in the rack

so that uneven mechanical loading does not create a

hazardous condition.

4

.

Circuit overloading —

Connect the equipment to

the supply circuit and consider the effect that circuit

overloading might have on overcurrent protection and

supply wiring. Give appropriate consideration to the

equipment nameplate ratings when addressing this

concern.

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