Z Microsystems SL manual Locks Description

Page 12

INSTALLATION

Z Locks Description

Slide body

The mechanical principle of the Z Locks is similar to spring-loaded dead bolts.

Two stainless steel compression springs in each lock press against the bolt so that it will not come loose even with substantial force.

Push Tab

Slide cover

Spring loaded catch

Left and right units are identical

12

Doc# 27-0032UM Rev A Issued 07/05

Image 12

Contents Command Console Regulatory FCC InformationTable of Contents Safety Precautions IntroductionAbout Manual Product Description Installation Shipment ContentsHardware Installation Install Rails Installation Install Console Secure the left side also, as shown above Locks Description Setup Console Installation Close Console Power UP OperationsCable Connections Display Panel Controls ChannelsDisplay Panel Setup Main Screen Picture Adjust Onscreen MenusMain Screen Graphics Mode Main Screen Color BalanceMenu Timeout Reset Default SettingsMain Screen Information Main Screen ConﬁgurationKVM Control see KVM on screen on previous Softmenus Monitor Screen Factory Default and Auto Adjust Buttons Monitor SoftMenusMenu BAR FileEdit HOT Keys ToolsHelp Ctrl + BKVM Control Maintenance Maintaining the Command Console Cleaning the Command ConsoleTroubleshooting Troubleshooting the Command ConsoleNo Main Display Image Power Light Does Not Illuminate Display Image Has Vertical BarsDisplay Image Appears Fuzzy Schematics Mechanical Outline for Command Console17.853 Back of Rack Front of Rack 1st Locking Position Front of Rack Replacements Replacing PartsSpecifications for Command Console AppendixMIL-STD-167 ReliabilityStandard Warranty WarrantiesExtended Warranty Preferred Warranty Airspare Warranty On-Site Service Disclaimer Customer Support Customer Feedback Command Console Serial Control ICD Command StructureMain Image-Standard Command Structure ZspaceUspacecommandspaceargumentPBB =mode~~~PDS Non-Standard Command Structure PVPMicrosystems, Inc