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The X.100
may
be
installed
in
two
ways:
with cleats,
to
raise it
above the
shelf of
the
cabinet
to
provide
ventilation
through
the
per-
forated
chassis
cover;
or,
without
cleats,
in
which
case cut-outs
must
be made
in the
cabinet
shelf. The
two
types
of
installation
follow:
lnstqllqtion
with
Cleors
l--Obtain
a
strip
of
wood
3/+
inches
square
and 22
inches
long.
Cut
this
strip in half
to form
two
ll-inch
cieats.
2-Fasten
the
two
cleats
to the
top
of
the
mounting
board
with
wood
screws
in the
position
shown
in Figure
B. Then
locate and drill
Iour
Y+-inch
holes
through
the
mounting
board
and cleats
as indicated.
!-Saw
a cutout
through
the front panel
of
your
cabinet
(4a/z
inches
by 143/+
inches)
as
shown
in Figure
4. The
bottom
edge
ofthe
cutout
should
be
on
a level
with
the
top of
the
two
cleats.
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OF FRONT
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4-Remove
the
four
plastic
feet
from
the
bottom
coier
of the
X-tM
and insert
the chassis
through
the
lront
of the
panel
cutout.
Slide the
ll"tl;
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FIGURE
4. Front
pcnel
cutout
for
mounting
chassis
into
the cabinet
until the
back
of the
control
panel
is tight
against the
panel
ofdlftbinet.
S-Insert-the
n"{/tV,
i}ch
screw.
supplied in
rhe accessories
bag
through
the
hole$jgjld
bottom
of
rhe mounting
board
and
fastei
the
chassis
into
place.
lnslollqtion
Without
Cleots
I-Cutouts
must
be made
in
the mounting
board
beneath
the
ventila-
tion holes
in the
bottom
ol
the X-L(M,
as shown
in Figure
J.
Z-Locate
and drill
four
Yr-inch
holes
in the
mounting
board
as
shown
in Figure
3.
3-Saw
a rectangular
cutout
through
the
front
panel
of the
cabinet
(47/z
inehes
by
743/+
inches)
as shown
in Figuie
4. IMpORTANT:
Note
that
the
bottom
edge
of the
cutout
is flush
with
the
top of the
mounting
board.