Removing A Cassette From The Magazine; Storing The Magazine; Cleaning The Drive Head - ADIC VLS 4mm Installation And Operating Manual

Removing a Cassette from the Magazine

The data cassettes easily slip into and out of the slots of the magazine. To remove a
cassette, simply grasp it with two fingers and pull up. Make sure each cassette is
labeled so you know the contents (and where it belongs in the magazine sequence).

Storing the Magazine

Store magazines in a dry, cool environment. Always keep the dust cover on the
magazine.
The removable magazine allows for long-term archiving or off-site safety storage of
groups of data.
You can duplex multiple changers so your system can mirror data backups on each
separate unit. With duplexing you have real time data assurance and the ability to
remove one magazine set for off-site storage while the other remains for on-line data
access.

Cleaning the Drive Head

Using cloth swabs, cotton swabs, cleaning agents, or unapproved
cleaning cassettes will void the warranty. Use only an
recommended cleaning cassette. Audio DAT cleaning cassettes do not
have the proper ID hole configuration to initiate the cleaning cycle:
their use will cause excessive head-wear (voiding the warranty).
To prevent contamination of the drive and damage to the heads, do not use the
cleaning cassette for more than the number of cleaning cycles specified on the cassette
label. Discard the cleaning cassette after you have used it the specified number of
cleaning cycles. Do not attempt to rewind the material in the cleaning cassette and
reuse it.
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