Attachment 1: cvr equipment Inventory Adjustments



Download 29.69 Kb.
Date02.06.2017
Size29.69 Kb.
#19795

Attachment 1: CVR Equipment Inventory Adjustments
Section 1: Current Inventory Summary

A. CVR Equipment

B. Condition:

G=good


D=damaged

L=lost


NA= the item had previously been damaged or lost but not replaced

C. Identifying #

(Asset tag, or serial # if untagged)



D. Verification of hard drive disposal

(If the Dell Optiplex has been previously disposed, note the method of disposal below and the person/organization responsible for carrying out the disposal)



Dell Optiplex GX 280 CPU










Dell 17-inch flat-screen monitor










Dell 1700NN laser printer










DYMO Label Writer 400










Fujitsu Scanpartner FI-4220C2 flatbed scanner










Wasp bar code scanner WLP-4170










Section 2: Property Transfer Form (Acceptance of Donation from State)

The Municipality of _____________________________ accepts donation of the items listed above.

Action authorized by: ______________________________ Date: ___________ Phone: __________________

Questions concerning responsible disposal of equipment can be referred to CEC.



Section 3: Dell Optiplex Computer Hard Drive Removal
Below are step by step instructions to walk you through the process of removing the hard drive from the Dell Optiplex computer. This computer was provided to all municipalities for use with CVR and was paid for federal funds via the Help America Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA).


Step 1. Turn the computer’s power off. Push the power button and hold it for ten seconds.
c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\power button 001.jpg


Step 2. Unplug the power cord from the back of the computer:
c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\hava computer 027.jpg


Step 3. Lay the computer on its side with metal grates on top as shown in the image below:
c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\hava computer 029.jpg

The next two steps are easier with two people. There are two (2) release buttons located on each side of the computer.




Step 4. Press both release buttons at the same time. With two people working on this, one person can hold and press while the other pulls up on the computer case (the side now facing up) to open the case and expose the hard drive.
c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\side 001.jpg


Step 5. If working alone, press the release buttons and push up with your thumbs to open the case.
c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\hava 035.jpg



Step 6. Once you open the top as wide as it will go, locate the Hard Drive. It is attached to the part of the case that you have just lifted open. You will see a blue wire and a combination of red, orange and black wires attached to the Hard Drive.
c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\more hava 001.jpg


Step 7. There will be 2 green release tabs on the top and bottom of the Hard Drive, squeeze them towards each other and pull out.

c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\more hava 002.jpg



Step 8. Slide hard drive out of the mounted bracket. But be careful, it will still be attached by wires.
c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\hava 036.jpg



Step 9. While holding the Hard Drive in one hand, grasp the red, orange, black wires as close to the Hard Drive as you can and apply enough pressure to remove the black connector from the Hard Drive. This might require a little force as the two components can stick. But it should not be too hard to separate them.

c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\hava computer 034.jpg
c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\hava 037.jpg





Step10. While holding the Hard Drive in one hand, grasp the blue wire as close to the Hard Drive as you can and apply enough pressure to remove the black connector from the Hard Drive.
c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\hava 038.jpg
You have successfully removed the Hard Drive.
You may now close the lid to the computer by placing both hands on top and pressing down. You will hear the lid “snap” closed.


Step 11. Mail the hard drive to:
AVS Management

Elections Division

Bureau of Corporations, Elections & Commissions

101 State House Station

Augusta, ME 04333-0101
c:\users\kathleen.lombardo\desktop\hava computer\again 001.jpg

Thank you for your assistance.









Attachment 2: AVS Kit Inventory Adjustments

Section 1: Current Inventory Summary

A. AVS Kit Component

B. Condition:

G=good


D=damaged

L=lost


NA= the item had previously been damaged or lost but not replaced

C. Identifying #

(asset tag, or serial # if untagged; blacked-out spaces indicate item was not tagged and had no recorded serial #)



Panasonic KX-FL511 Laser Fax




Asset Tag:
Serial:

Ameriphone XL-50 analog phone




Asset Tag:
Serial:

Capability switch interface and power cable




Asset Tag:

“Big Yellow Button” assistive device




Asset Tag:

ADA-compliant Table (5’X30”X28”)




Asset Tag:

Rubbermaid bin on wheels







Heavy duty 50’extension cord (orange)







CyberPower surge protector







Hp 30 headphones







3-sided privacy screen







Section 2: Property Transfer Form (Acceptance of Donation from State)

The Municipality of ________________________ accepts donation of the items listed above.

Action authorized by: ______________________________ Date: ___________ Phone: __________________

Questions concerning responsible disposal of equipment can be referred to CEC.



101 State House Station, Augusta, Maine 04333-0101

www.Maine.gov/sos/cec; tel. 207-624-7650



Download 29.69 Kb.

Share with your friends:




The database is protected by copyright ©ua.originaldll.com 2024
send message

    Main page