Dell PowerVault 122T SDLT 320 Dell PowerVault DLT, VS, and SDLT Media Handbook - Page 20

The following should be done when handling media., Media Do's and Do Not's

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www.dell.com | support.dell.com Media Do's and Do Not's The following should be done when handling media. • Store cartridges in their protective cases. • Handle cartridges with great care. • Store cartridges vertically. • Align cartridges so the grooves interlock. • Inspect cartridges prior to each use. • Unload cartridges prior to powering down the drive. • Allow a 24-hour conditioning period to the operating temperature and humidity before using new or stored cartridges. The following should not be done when handling media. • Touch the media or leader with bare fingers. • Use pens or pencils during cartridge inspection. • Drop cartridge. • Stack cartridges horizontally. • Disassemble cartridges. • Use adhesive labels. • Ship cartridges in drive. • Store near magnetic fields (for example, speakers, monitors, electric motors, power supplies, and so forth). • Use a cartridge that fell from 3 ft or higher. 18 Dell PowerVault DLT, VS, and SDLT Media Handbook Version 2.0

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Dell PowerVault DLT, VS, and SDLT Media Handbook Version 2.0
www.dell.com | support.dell.com
Media Do's and Do Not's
The following should be done when handling media.
Store cartridges in their protective cases.
Handle cartridges with great care.
Store cartridges vertically.
Align cartridges so the grooves interlock.
Inspect cartridges prior to each use.
Unload cartridges prior to powering down the drive.
Allow a 24-hour conditioning period to the operating temperature and humidity before using
new or stored cartridges.
The following should not be done when handling media.
Touch the media or leader with bare fingers.
Use pens or pencils during cartridge inspection.
Drop cartridge.
Stack cartridges horizontally.
Disassemble cartridges.
Use adhesive labels.
Ship cartridges in drive.
Store near magnetic fields (for example, speakers, monitors, electric motors, power supplies,
and so forth).
Use a cartridge that fell from 3 ft or higher.