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Unpack and Inspect Checklist
The following table provides a checklist of tasks that must be performed when unpacking and
inspecting your FastServe | Live Edit / FastServe | Ingest server.
Unpacking Your Server
Before you unpack your server and components, make sure the location is free of clutter and dust.
Also, make sure you ha
ve clean power and a VGA monitor nearby.
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The drives that were shipped with this server are pre-configured for use with this server only.
Therefore, when installing the drives, make sure to use these drives only.
To unpack your server:
1. Open the box.
2. Remove the server chassis and
all components from the box.
Avid recommends that you keep all packaging materia
ls for at least 90 days. If you need to return
a server to Avid Technology, Inc., the server and all components must be repackaged in its
original packaging material to ensure that there is no damage during shipment.
3. Remove all of the boxes, and lay them out so you can verify that you have received all of the
comp
onents that should have been shipped.
4. Once all of the components have been unpa
cked, visually inspect the chassis to make sure that it
is free of any scratches and dents, that there are straight connectors on the back, and that the
power-supply securing screws are not bent.
5. The next step is to verify that you have received all of the items particular to your order.
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Inspecting Components for Damage
Inspecting Components for Damage
Once you have verified that all of your components have been shipped, you must verify that they are
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ot damaged.
To inspect components for damage:
1. Visually inspect all of the hardware components listed in the previous section to make sure that
none of them were damaged during shipment.
2. If you received a hardware component that was damaged, contact Avid Customer Support.
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Unpack your FastServe | Live Edit or FastServe | Ingest server, as described in “Unpacking Your
Server” on page 11.
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Verify that the components are not damaged, as described in “Inspecting Components for Damage”
on page 11.