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Packing Instructions for the Cisco CDE 100/200/300/400

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Packing the CDE100

Packing the CDE200

Packing the CDE300 and CDE400


Packing Instructions for the Cisco CDE 100/200/300/400

Revised: April 10, 2008, OL-16523-01

Contents

This document contains the following sections:

•Packing the CDE100

•Packing the CDE200

•Packing the CDE300 and CDE400

Packing the CDE100

Follow these steps to pack the CDE100 for shipping:

Step 1 Place half slotted container 5 into corrugated tray 2.

Step 2 Secure the corrugated tray 2 to the pallet 1 using metal staples.

Step 3 Tear out the inner-most removable piece located on each end of 3 (both top and bottom caps).

Step 4 Insert the bottom piece of 3 into the tray 2.

Step 5 Place carton 4 into bottom foam cap 3.

Step 6 Seal cartons 4 and 5 using an appropriate amount of 3M373 3.00" wide pressure-sensitive plastic carton sealing tape (with Cisco logo).

Step 7 Apply tilt indicator labels/devices 6 to the exterior of 5 per 95-6263-XX.

Step 8 Secure the packaging unit to pallet 1 using poly-banding and edge protectors as illustrated.

Step 9 Prepare for shipment.

Packing the CDE200

Follow these steps t to pack the CDE200 for shipping:

Step 1 Place half slotted container 5 into corrugated tray 2.

Step 2 Secure the corrugated tray 2 to the pallet 1 using metal staples.

Step 3 Tear out all removable piece of 3 (both top and bottom caps).

Step 4 Insert the bottom piece of 3 into the tray 2.

Step 5 Place carton 4 into bottom foam cap 3.

Step 6 Place top foam piece 3 over the top of 4.

Step 7 Seal cartons 4 and 5 using an appropriate amount of 3M373 3.00" wide pressure-sensitive plastic carton sealing tape (with Cisco logo).

Step 8 Apply tilt indicator labels/devices 6 to the exterior of 5 per 95-6263-XX.

Step 9 Secure the packaging unit to pallet 1 using poly-banding and edge protectors as illustrated.

Step 10 Prepare for shipment.

Packing the CDE300 and CDE400

Follow these steps to pack the CDE300 and CDE400 for shipping:

Step 1 Place half slotted container 5 into corrugated tray 2.

Step 2 Secure the corrugated tray 2 to the pallet 1 using metal staples.

Step 3 Tear out the inner-most removable piece located on the width of 3 (both top and bottom caps).

Step 4 Insert the bottom piece of 3 into the tray 2.

Step 5 Place carton 4 into bottom foam cap 3.

Step 6 Place foam piece 3 over the top of 4.

Step 7 Seal cartons 4 and 5 using an appropriate amount of 3M373 3.00" wide pressure-sensitive plastic carton sealing tape (with Cisco logo).

Step 8 Apply tilt indicator labels/devices 6 to the exterior of 5 per 95-6263-XX.

Step 9 Secure the packaging unit to pallet 1 using poly-banding and edge protectors as illustrated.

Step 10 Prepare for shipment.

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