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Fig. 3.3 The LS-10 scanner side view

with

ralls

30

Vue latera Ie

du

LS-10 et rail guide de montage

Seltenansicht des Scanners LS-10 mit

Fiihrungsschlenen

Both sides of the LS-10

are

identical as shown in Figure

3.3. Note the set of

two

tapped holes on each side. One

set of holes on each

side

of the

scanner

will

be used

for

the

rails

as shown in this

figure

.

[a] Mounting

holes

[b] Guide rail

[c] Locking tab

[d] Top panel

[e] LS-10

front

panel

[f] Tapped holes

3-2 Installing the LS-10 Scanner

Installing the

internal-mount

scanner

is

very

easy

. The

guide

rails

provided with the

scanner

must be

screwed

to the

two

sides

of

the

scanner

. The

scanner

must

be

inserted into the

drive

bay using the

computer

drive

bay

slots. Connections to the back

of

the

scanner

include

the

computer

power

and the SCSI flat

cable

.

Due to the

tight

space

constraints

inside

the

computer

,

it

is not

possible

to connect the cables to the

scanner

after

the

scanner

is installed. The SCSI

cable

and

terminating

networks

are

easier

to connect to the

scanner

before the

scanner

is mounted in

drive

bay. The

computer

power

connector is

typically

easiest to connect to the

scanner

when the

scanner

is

partially

pushed into the

drive

bay.

Installing the guide rails

Each

computer

can have its own

special

requirements

for

mounting

devices

into the internal

drive

bays.

In

most cases, a pair of

guide

rails

are

screwed

to the

sides of the scanner to

slide

into the

drive

bay as

shown

in

Figure

3.3. These

guide

rails

are

also

used to lock the

scanner in place.

The computer drive bays

In

order

for

a scanner to be mounted internal to the

computer, the

computer

must

have the

following

:

1. An

externally

accessible 5 1/4"

half-height

bay

2. A standard

power

supply

connector

3. A card

slot

available

on the

motherboard

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