Receiving Boxes

Mildly out of date --Liliana 00:39, 15 December 2011 (UTC)

All About Receiving Boxes
[[Media:Box_numbers.odt‎|Receiving Box Numbers]]

Audio/Visual Cart
[[Media:AV_Box_Sign.odt‎|AV Box Sign]]

[[Media:AV Want1.odt‎|AV "Wants" Chart Page 1]]

[[Media:AV Want2.odt‎|AV "Wants" Chart Page 2]]

[[Media:AV Don't Want.odt‎|AV "Doesn't Want"Chart]]


 * Contents
 * DVD players (with remote when possible)
 * Stereo systems
 * Stereo speakers
 * Record players
 * Receivers with weighted knobs
 * DVRs (send to System Eval to have hard drive removed first!)


 * No:
 * Smaller A/V items (e.g. portable DVD players, antennas, microphones, etc.); these go to the Store box
 * LCD projectors (these go to LCD monitor incoming to be tested)
 * Digital cameras/video cameras (these go to the Lock Box or Tom's box in Tardis
 * Computer speakers (these go to the speaker incoming shelf in the basic testing area)
 * VCRs (CBM)
 * Boom boxes (CBM)
 * Car stereos (CBM)


 * Notes:
 * Consult the wants/don't wants chart and the A/V Triage for A/V questions.


 * When full, A/V staff and volunteers will come empty the cart.

Advanced Testing Box 14

 * Contents:
 * DVD Drives
 * CD Drives (Only High Speed and Ultra Speed)
 * External DVD & CD-RW Drives
 * High Temp Lubricants
 * Thermal Grease
 * NO zip drives or floppy drives


 * When full, take to Advanced Testing Incoming (see map). Sort out the optical drives and put them in the "Incoming Optical Drives" Box.  Leave the rest of the box in Advanced Testing Incoming.
 * If you have questions about whether A/T will test an item not listed here, ask the instructor on duty in the area.

Advanced Recycling
[[Media:Advanced_recycling_sign.odt|‎AdvancedRecyclingSign]]
 * Contents:
 * Glass
 * LEDs
 * LCDs (over 4 inches and not from laptops)
 * Light Bulbs
 * Knives and other sharp objects


 * When full, carefully take to Advanced Recycling Incoming.

Anti-Static Bags
[[Media:Anti_Static_Bags_Sign.odt‎|Anti Static Bags]]
 * Contents:
 * Anti Static Bags
 * Notes:
 * Store people generally come in every morning and grab what they need.
 * During slow times, sort bags by size and see if the store needs any
 * If the box gets to be unmanageably full, check with Recycling and A/T to see if they need any. The rest can get tossed in the dumpster outside of the warehouse (unless you can think of a cool art project for them).

Batteries Box 32
[[Media:Batteries.odt|Batteries Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Batteries from devices we receive.
 * FreeGeek does not accept loose batteries. If someone wants to donate loose batteries, direct them to the donations desk where they can pick up an "Other Recyclers" flier which will say where to recycle batteries.


 * Cell phone batteries go in Cell Phone Accessories.
 * Laptop batteries go in Laptop Accessories.
 * No light ballasts.
 * When full, test Alkaline and Lithium Batteries. Use the voltmeter above the tools in receiving. Take good batteries to the Store in a bag and sorted bad batteries to Recycling Check-In (see map).

Bulk Sales
[[Media:BulkSalesBoxSign.odt|Bulk Sales Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Multi-line phones (large sets should be brought directly back; include all cords and power adapters)
 * Phone headsets
 * Bar code scanners
 * Point of Sales devices (nothing with a hard drive!)
 * Anything that says "Plantronics"
 * Remember that the Store always has first priority for sellable gizmos


 * When full, sort and bring items to John's bulk sales area in the warehouse (near TV recycling)

Cards/Mobos Box 15
[[Media:Cards_And_Motherboards.odt‎|Cards And Motherboards Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Cards and motherboards


 * When full, put them under the lesson boxes on the shelving unit near Hardware ID.

Cassette Tapes

 * Contents:
 * Video and Audio Cassette Tapes.


 * When full, bring to the shelves in the warehouse near the Recycling Work Table.

CDs Box 37
[[Media:CDs.odt‎|CD Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * CDs only. No cases.


 * Use the CD shredder (if available) to destroy data from burnt CDs.
 * If the CD shredder is not available, make the CD unreadable in a safe and effective manner. Do not cut the CD as this can produce "shrapnels". Scratching only the back of the CD is not effective.
 * We don't save software CDs as we cannot resell them due to copyright issues.
 * All game CDs go in the game box. CDs with good music can be saved for receiving.
 * Movies can be saved for testing purposes and also go to the store. Ask staff member where to put them.
 * CDs are shipped to a recycling vendor, hence they need to go into a shippable box.
 * When full, make sure there are only CDs in the box and no cases. Put CDs into a box with a lid. Place them near the Recycling Work Table (see map).

Cell Phone Accessories Box 22
[[Media:Cell_Phone_Accessories.odt‎|Cell Phone Accessories Box Sign]]


 * Contents:
 * Cell Phone Batteries
 * Cell Phone Wall Chargers
 * Cell Phone Car Chargers


 * No:
 * Cell Phones (they go in the Lock Box)
 * Cell phone cases (they go to the Store Box)
 * Cell phone ear pieces (they go to the Store Box)


 * Notes:
 * Rubberband all cords.


 * When full, sort and take to Advanced Testing.

Copper Bearing Material Box 33 and Box 34
[[Media:CBM.odt|CBM Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Electronics with mixed metal and plastic
 * Old drives: floppy, zip, CD-ROM (not High Speed or Ultra Speed)
 * Mice (to be recycled)
 * Phones (to be recycled) but not cell phones (lock box).
 * Orphaned remotes
 * Speakers (to be recycled) but not if they have wood paneling (deconstruction).
 * A/V items to be recycled
 * Old calculators
 * Etc.


 * No:
 * Harddrives
 * Batteries
 * Cords


 * Notes:
 * Clip cords from mice and other items before putting the item into CBM.
 * Check for batteries. When removing the batteries from an item which has a battery compartment (e.g. remotes or cordless handsets), remove the battery compartment cover and put it in E-plastic.  This saves the recycling staff time, as they can pick up an item and see that the batteries are gone without having to open up the compartment.
 * Depending on how much work Recycling has, recycling staff may choose to further deconstruct some of the electronic items we put in the CBM box. Or they just may want to CBM everything.  Putting it all into the CBM bin gives the Recycling staff the ability to make that choice.


 * When full, CHECK FOR HARD DRIVES. Take out any batteries (check inside devices), plastic- or metal-only items, Ultra or High Speed CD-ROM Drives, DVD, or DVD-RW. Make sure there are no cords in the boxes. Bring the box to the Recycling Warehouse and set down in front of the CBM gaylord.  Do not dump the box into the gaylord; recycling staff will sort through the box before it is dumped into the gaylord.

Danger Cart (Cords To Be Recycled)
[[Media:Danger_Cart.odt‎|Danger Cart Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Cords to be recycled


 * When full, take to the warehouse and empty cart into the Cords Gaylord (In front of the recycling bench, it is the furthest on the left).

Deconstruction Pallet
[[Media:DeconstructionSign.odt‎‎|Deconstruction Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Strange items with mixed metal, plastic, and/or wood that can be easily separated.
 * Speakers with wood panels.
 * Etc.


 * In order to prevent the deconstruction pallet from overflowing, anything with electronics goes in CBM, not deconstruction. The only exception to this is speakers with wood panels.
 * Deconstruct ring binders in receiving.
 * When full, take directly to the deconstruction pallet.

Dirty Plastic
[[Media:Dirty_Plastic.odt‎|Dirty Plastic Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Hard plastics that are not E-plastic
 * Cases that are not standard jewel cases (e.g. casette cases)
 * Plastic garbage cans and bins that we don't want to use
 * 5 1/4" or 8" floppy disks that have been cut in half
 * Plastics as flimsy as those that come from a CD/DVD envelope.


 * When full, sort out filmy plastic, E-Plastic, and anything else that isn't dirty plastic. Take the box to the Recycling warehouse and set it near the Dirty Plastic gaylord (see map). Do not dump the box into the gaylord; recycling staff will sort through the bin before it is put in the gaylord.

DVI Box 8
[[Media:DVI_Cables.odt‎|DVI Cables Sign]]
 * When full, sort through to make sure there is only DVI cables. Check with the store to see if they need any. If not, leave the full box as is and auto-recycle all incoming DVI cables (until there is room in the box for more).

E-Plastic Box 27
[[Media:E-Plastic.odt‎|E-Plastic Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Thermoplastics, i.e. plastics from electronics.
 * The plastic will usually have one of these labels:>ABS< (Acrylonitrile butadienestyrene), >HIPS< (High Impact Polystyrene), >PS<(Polystyrene).


 * No metal!
 * If you an unsure about something e-plastic and it does not have one of the above labels, put it in Dirty Plastic.
 * When full, make sure there is no metal on any of the plastic. Take to the warehouse and set near the E-Plastic gaylord. Do not dump in the gaylord; recycling staff will sort through the box before it is dumped in the gaylord.

Ethernet Box 4
[[Media:Ethernet_Cables.odt‎‎‎|Ethernet Cables Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * All ethernet cables.
 * Notes:
 * Do not have volunteers sort the cables as they are putting them into the box. This creates too much confusion, particularly when we are busy.  Instead, have volunteers sort the box when we are slow.
 * When we sort the box, we leave some cables in the box in case there is a grant which needs cords or there is internal need for cords.
 * When full, the store will usually come get what they need. Auto-recycle incoming ethernet cords, except for CAT 6 or extra-long cords. If times are slow, sort through the box using the following criteria:
 * Send all CAT 6 cords to the store.
 * Send all cords that are 10 feet or over to the store.
 * After you have sorted out the cords which are 10 feet or over, recycle all unlabeled cords and all cords less than or equal to CAT 5.
 * Put the CAT 5e cords back in the box. If the box is still over half full, recycle enough of the CAT 5e cords so that it is half full.

Fans/Heat Sinks Box 18
[[Media:Fans_and_Heat_Sinks.odt‎|Fans and Heat Sinks Box Signs]]
 * Contents:
 * Computer fans
 * Computer heat sinks


 * When full, take to the Advanced Testing Incoming shelves (see map).
 * Fans and heat sinks are tested by A/T. Good ones are reused in the build program or sold in the thrift store.

Figure 8 and Mickey Mouse Cables Box 6
[[Media:Figure_8_Mickey_Mouse.odt‎|Figure 8 and Mickey Mouse Sign]]
 * When full, When full, check with the Store and Laptops to see what if they need any. If not, keep them in there as storage. Auto-recycle all incoming Figure 8 and Mickey Mouse Cables until the Store and Laptops needs more.

Filmy Plastic
[[Media:Filmy_Plastic_Box_Sign.odt‎|Filmy Plastic]]
 * Contents:
 * Filmy plastic


 * When full, separate out any Anti-Static Bags (the silver ones). Plastic bags with handles can go to the store. The rest of the plastic can be bagged up with a bag from the Supplies Closet and taken to the warehouse near the Styrofoam (see map).

Firewire Box 3
[[Media: Firewire_Cables.odt‎‎|Firewire Sign]]
 * When full, sort out the true firewire cables and re-sort the ones that don't belong. Keep them there as "back up" and recycle all incoming firewire cables until the store needs some.

Floppy Disks Box 35
[[Media:Floppy_Disks.odt‎|Floppy Disk Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Only 3.5 inch floppy disks.


 * No zip disks, no 5.25 inch floppies, etc.
 * When full, check to make sure that there are no zip disks or other misplaced objects. Zip disks go in the Zip Disk Box. Bring to the warehouse near the Recycling Work Table.
 * Floppy disks are disassembled at the Recycling Work Table or occasionally in Receiving when slow

Games Box 25
[[Media:Games.odt|Games Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * All game systems--even ones with hard drives. (Play Stations, X-Boxes, etc.)
 * Joy Sticks
 * Controllers
 * Game CDs and Cartridges
 * Anything related to computer or personal gaming systems.


 * When full, take to the Store

Gloves Box
[[Media:Gloves_Box_Sign.odt‎|Gloves Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Gloves of various sizes for volunteer and staff use.


 * Notes:
 * Gloves should always be worn when handling dangerous (e.g. poisonous, sharp, etc) objects, when sorting batteries, when taking apart floppies, when digging through gross or dirty donations, and at any time when common sense would make them seem appropriate. Gloves can also help with lifting as they improve your grip.  Volunteers should be shown where the gloves are and invited to wear a pair if they so desire during the initial receiving orientation.

Head Phones bin (near Speaker Testing)

 * Untangle and bind up cords with rubber band.
 * When full, have a seated volunteer test all nice-looking headphones and take to the store.

Jewel Cases Box 38
[[Media:Jewel_Cases.odt‎|Jewel Cases Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Only CD cases.


 * All paper must be removed from cases.
 * Jewel cases are shipped to a recycling vendor, hence they need to be in a shippable box.
 * When full, Make sure paper has been removed. Place cases into a box with a lid. Then put them next to the Recycling Work Table in the warehouse (see map).

Laptop Accessories Box 20
[[Media:Laptop_Accessories.odt‎|Laptop Accessories Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Laptop Drives
 * Laptop Power Supplies
 * Laptop Cards
 * Laptop Screens
 * Other things laptop related


 * No:
 * Laptops--these are locked up in the rolling cart.
 * Laptop Docks
 * Printer power cords
 * Mac Laptop cords--they go to MacLand.


 * Notes:
 * Rubberband the cords up nicely.
 * Separate the figure-eight and mickey mouse cables from the power supplies and put them into the figure-eight and mickey mouse cable box.


 * When full, sort and take to Laptops.

Laptop Docks

 * CBM all laptop docks until further notice

Lock Box

 * Contents:
 * Cell phones
 * PDAs
 * Digital Cameras
 * MP3 Players
 * USB Flash Drives
 * Phone SIM Cards
 * Anything small which stores personal data


 * No:
 * Harddrives. These go to the green plastic tray in system evaluation.
 * Chargers or accessories (these go to Cell Phone Accessories or PDA/Digital Camera accessories)
 * Items that are too large to fit (e.g. digital video cameras) can be brought back to Tom's box in Tardis (underneath Hard Drive storage)

At the end of each day, empty the lock box into the box in TARDIS labeled Lock Box Incoming.

Mac Incoming
[[Media:Box_sign_-_Mac_Incoming.odt‎ | Mac Incoming Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * All Mac Accessories (anything with an Apple Logo that is NOT a system)
 * Mac Keyboards and Mice that cannot be tested because are too old or are wireless (bluetooth)


 * No:
 * USB Mac Keyboards and Mice (they go to Keyboard and Mice testing, respectively)
 * When full, sort and take to Macland Incoming

MacLand

 * Contents:
 * All Apple Systems with built-in Monitor, i.e. System with CRT (Mac), System with LCD (Mac)
 * Mac LCD Monitors


 * No:
 * Mac Laptops (Lock them up!)
 * Mac CRT Monitors (they go to CRT recycling in the Warehouse)
 * Mac Systems (they go to system eval)
 * Ipods (they go to the lock box)
 * Ipod Accessories (they go to the Mac Incoming Box)

Magnetic Metals Box 29
[[Media:Magnetic_Metals.odt‎|Magnetic Metals Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Magnetic metals (test on the magnets on the posts)
 * Mouse balls (these include enough steel to be recycled as magnetic metal)


 * When full, sort using magnet and empty box into the steel cart in the warehouse between the gaylords.

Memory Box 12

 * Contents
 * Memory or RAM
 * When Full, bring memory to Advanced Testing Incoming shelf. Place in "Incoming RAM" box.

Mouse Pads

 * Contents:
 * Non-gross Mouse Pads (the gross ones can be thrown away!)


 * When full, other areas come and pull from this box. If the box is overflowing, move the nicer ones to the classroom for Adoptions. Then, throw away the less desirable ones until the box is no longer overflowing.  Don't throw away all of the mouse pads in case an area may need them before we receive more.

Network Devices Box 16
[[Media:NetworkDevicesSign.odt|Network Devices Sign]]
 * Contents
 * Routers
 * Modems
 * USB Hubs
 * KVM Cables (KVM= Keyboard-Video-Mouse)
 * KVM Switches
 * Other network-y or switch-like devices


 * Include the power adapter, if there is one.
 * When full, bring to Advanced Testing Incoming and put contents into incoming Network Devices Box.

Non-Magnetic Metals Box 30
[[Media:Non-Magnetic_Metals.odt‎|Non-Magnetic Metals Box Sign (print on white paper)]]
 * Take them to the warehouse and find a staff member at Recycling Check-In (see map).

Office Supplies
[[Media:Office_Supplies_Sign.odt‎|Office Supplies Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Office supplies that we can use at Free Geek
 * When full, bring to office supplies area by Monkey House and distribute items appropriately (or ask a front desk worker to do so).

Online Sales Box 23
[[Media:OnlineSalesBoxSign.odt‎|Online Sales Box Sign]]

[[Media:Online Sales Chart.pdf|Online Sales "Wants" Chart]]


 * Contents
 * Trackball mice
 * Antique electronics
 * Film scanners
 * Tools and batteries/accessories for tools
 * Scientific calculators
 * Brand name items (see sign)


 * Notes:
 * Check Online Sales in Receiving for more information
 * Keep in original packaging and shrink wrap
 * Ask Santiago or E*Beth if you have questions


 * When full, Online sales staff will come empty the box. If it is overflowing, find Santi.

Other Disks
[[Media:Other_Disks.odt‎|Other Disks Box Sign]]


 * Contents:
 * Plastic Data Cartridges (They Look Like Big Tapes)
 * Metal Backed Data Cartridges
 * Other strange and evil data storage devices


 * When full, take them to the Other Disks shelf in the warehouse.

Packing Materials
[[Media:Packing_Materials_Box_Sign.odt‎|Packing Materials Box Sign]]


 * Contents:
 * Foam
 * Pretend styrofoam (no real styrofoam!)
 * Other reusable packing materials


 * When full, sort out what can be reused and what cannot. See if online sales needs any. Bag the rest up in a clear garbage bag and bring to styrofoam area in the warehouse (John's bulk buyer will use it).

PDA/Digital Camera Accessories
[[Media:PDADigitalCameraAccessoriesBoxSign.odt‎|PDA/Digital Camera Accessories Box Sign]]


 * Contents:
 * PDA Accessories
 * Digital Camera Accessories
 * Web Cams


 * No:
 * PDAs--LOCKBOX!
 * Digital Cameras--LOCKBOX!
 * PDA and camera cases (these go to the store box)


 * This box is emptied by long-term volunteer Tom McCall who tests these items.

Power Cords Box 11
[[Media:Standard_power_cables_sign.odt‎|Power Cord Sign]]
 * When full, sort out the unwrapped and "dirtier" ones. Put those into the danger cart. All others (wrapped and new looking) can be taken to the Hardware Grants storage area in the Recycling Warehouse. If that is full, the cords can be left in the box for the Thrift Store/Hardware Grants.  If both storage areas are full, recycle any new cables that come in

Power Supplies Box 17
[[Media:Power_Supplies.odt‎|Power Supplies Box Sign]]


 * Contents:
 * Power Supplies


 * Power supplies get tested in system evaluation. The good ones are reused through the build program or sold in the thrift store.  The bad ones are disassembled in recycling.
 * When full, bring them to System Evaluation, to the left of the systems stack.

Printer Accessories Box 31
[[Media:Printer_Accessories.odt‎|Printer Accessories Box Sign ]]

[[Media:Printerland.odt|Printerland "Wants" and "Doesn't Want" Chart]]
 * Contents:
 * Printer Ink
 * Printer Toner
 * Printer trays and power supplies which have become separated from their printers.


 * Printer toner is poisonous if inhaled.


 * When full, take to Printer Land.

Processors Box 13
[[Media:Processors.odt‎|Processors Box Sign ]]
 * Contents:
 * Socket based and slot based processors


 * If possible, do not put socket based processors in this box. Instead, walk all socket-based processors to Advanced Testing Incoming.
 * Do not put processors in CBM even if they are very old and AT will not want to reuse them. Processors are recycled separately from other parts so that the gold can be extracted from them.


 * When full, take to Advanced Testing incoming shelves and put in the "Incoming CPUs" Box.

RCA Box 7
[[Media:RCA_Cables.odt‎‎|RCA Cables Sign]]
 * When full, sort out any fancy gold-plated RCA cables and 1/4" stereo cables (two black rings) and take to the store. Recycle any old/dirty cables, and keep the rest in the box.

Ribbon Cables Box 1
[[Media:Ribbon_Cable_Sign.odt‎|Ribbon Cables Box Sign]]
 * Remove any cables with steel plaques screwed onto the IDC connector (these go to the Deconstruction Box). Take Ribbon Cables to the Ribbon Cable Gaylord in the warehouse by CBM and Thin Colored Wire.

Store Box 19
[[Media:Store.odt‎|Store "Doesn't Want" Chart]]

[[Media:Store_Box2.odt‎‎|Store Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Empty laptop bags
 * Extension cords
 * Surge protectors
 * Certain cords that do NOT have their own box (e.g. SATA, HDMI)
 * Converters (e.g. DVI to VGA)
 * Small A/V items (portable DVD players, microphones, small USB speakers, etc.)
 * Blank/unopened CDs/DVDs
 * Brand new, unopened items that are not super old


 * NO:
 * Cords or items that have their own box
 * Battery chargers
 * Most software
 * Inappropriate movies


 * When full, sort and bring box to the Store through the door by AV Testing.

Styrofoam
[[Media:Styrofoam_Sign.odt‎|Styrofoam Box Sign]]
 * Contents
 * Styrofoam


 * We do NOT accept styrofoam. The only styrofoam that comes into receiving is accidentally taken in during donations.  When a donor brings a large item in a box, if possible, open the box while they are still there and check for styrofoam.  If there is styrofoam, ask the donor to take the styrofoam with them.  Thank them profusely when they agree.  Remember: people put their stuff in the original packaging as a favor to us. Tell the donor that they can get a flyer at the donations desk which will tell them where they can take styrofoam for recycling.


 * When full,break up the Styrofoam inside of a big trash bag. Then take it to the warehouse and toss it up on the Styrofoam shelf (see map).

Tally Sheets
[[Media:Tally_Sheets_Box_Sign.odt‎|Tally Sheets Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Tally slips for receiving
 * Currently stores "Uncovered" stickers as well, those these should probably have their own home.
 * Notes:
 * Tally slips are printed and cut in half at the donor desk. Check when starting your shift to see if you have enough tally slips.  If not, alert the donor desk so that they can get some more ready for you.  Also check to make sure that you have enough uncovered stickers.  Uncovered stickers have to be printed to dazzle as they are green, and you have to find someone who knows how to print stickers.  Directions for printing stickers can currently be found taped up on the wall on the computer in the library.

Thin Colored Wire Box 2
[[Media:Thin_Colored_Wire_Sign.odt‎‎|Thin Colored Wire Sign]]
 * Take to the warehouse and empty box into the Thin Colored Wire Gaylord.

USB Cables Box 5
[[Media:USB_Cables.odt‎|USB Cables Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Various USB cords (see cable chart)
 * Note: Cords that are USB to Firewire should go in the USB box, not the firewire box
 * When full, sort out the USB cords making sure that all the correct "kinds" are in there (according to the cable chart). Check with the store to see if they need any. If they do not, leave them there while auto-recycling all incoming USB cords until more is needed.

VGA Cables Box 9
[[Media:VGA_Cables.odt‎|VGA Cables Sign]]
 * When full, sort through to make sure there are only VGA cables. Check with the store to see if they need any. If not, leave the full box as is and auto-recycle all incoming VGA cables (until there is room in the box for more).

Wall Warts Box 10
[[Media: Wall_Warts.odt‎|Wall Warts Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Wall warts (AC adapters) that don't go to an identified gizmo (i.e., no cell phone chargers, printer power adapters, laptop power supplies, etc.)
 * Notes:
 * Rubberband the cords up nicely (not around the AC adapter part)
 * When full, sort and bring to Advanced Testing Incoming.

Wireless Mice/Keyboards Box 24
[[Media:WirelessKeyboardandMice.odt‎|Wireless Keyboards and Mice Box Sign]]


 * Contents:
 * Wireless Mice
 * Wireless Keyboards
 * Wireless Receivers
 * Note: Keep receivers with keyboards and mice whenever possible (use tape and/or rubber bands).


 * When full, pull out any wireless keyboards or mice that are NOT with their receiver (except Microsoft brand) and any orphaned receivers (except Microsoft brand) and bring to Advanced Testing Incoming. Orphaned non-Microsoft keyboards/mice/receivers can be recycled.

Zip Disks
[[Media:Zip_Disks.odt‎|Zip Disks Box Sign]]
 * Contents:
 * Zip Disks
 * When full, sort out any floppy disks or other non-zip disks and bring to the zip disk shelf in the warehouse.