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W07VH5 |
I got a rackmount case and there are holes in the back that I need to fill so that I can place some 1/4" jacks to the back. Here is what it looks like:  Is there a name for the plates that fit in the square holes in the back? I prefer solid, not vented. I'm not concerned about the round fan holes in the front. | ||
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Don't Panic |
'bezel', maybe? | |||
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Those holes are usually filled with something useful, not covered. I'd pop rivet sheet steel over it. | |||
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A Grateful American |
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quarter MOA visionary |
I'd just fabricate something made out of steel, aluminum or abs plastic, then mount your ports on than. Shouldn't be all that difficult. | |||
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| W07VH5 |
The something useful will be four 1/4" jacks. Oh, and a MIDI in and thru. | |||
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Security Sage |
Looks like a generic mITX server enclosure. I know you can get a universal (blank) I/O shield for standard ATX/ITX openings, in which you can create your own holes. Not certain about low profile mITX I/O, however. In your photo, the center hole is the I/O, and the left is for the power supply. A “standard” I/O opening is 159mm x 45mm, and a short I/O opening is only 25mm high. RB Cancer fighter (Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma) since 2009, now fighting Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma. | |||
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| W07VH5 |
i/o shield blank seems to be correct for the middle hole. Thanks. | |||
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| Security Sage |
You can get an idea of what the universal plate looks like Here, item “UN”. RB Cancer fighter (Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma) since 2009, now fighting Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma. | |||
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