A/V Triage - Revision history

Aradan at 20:44, 14 July 2012

2012-07-14T20:44:53Z

Mikem: A/V Flow Control moved to A/V Triage: confusing name. Thought this would be more clear.

2011-07-14T21:44:11Z

A/V Flow Control moved to A/V Triage: confusing name. Thought this would be more clear.

Luiz: /* What to Test */

2011-06-18T00:13:44Z

What to Test

Luiz at 00:12, 18 June 2011

2011-06-18T00:12:18Z

Luiz: /* Intro */

2011-06-18T00:00:32Z

Intro

Luiz at 23:59, 17 June 2011

2011-06-17T23:59:28Z

Luiz: new page dump

2011-06-17T23:19:15Z

new page dump

New page

==Intro==
Neat Stuff
==Receivers and Integrated Amplifiers==
===What to Automatically Recycle===
===What to Test===
==Speakers==
===What to Automatically Recycle===
===What to Test===
==CD Players and Changers==
===What to Automatically Recycle===
===What to Test===
==DVD Players==
===What to Automatically Recycle===
===What to Test===
==Turntables==
===What to Automatically Recycle===
===What to Test===
==Other==

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 ==Overview==
-Please remember that we recycle anything that is missing parts.
+The word ''Triage'' is used at Free Geek to indicate the process of assessing what to do with devices coming into to a particular area. In general, there are three basic outcomes of triage:
-==Receivers and Integrated Amplifiers==
+*'''Reuse'''
-===What to Automatically Recycle===
+The triage process in A/V Testing usually consists of two passes - the first, broad pass is carried out by '''Receiving'''; devices that make it through the first pass are brought to the '''A/V Incoming''' area, where A/V staff apply a more detailed second pass. The goal of this process is to quickly weed out devices that cannot be reused (due to missing parts, defects, obsolescence, or general uselessness), and to determine the best use for devices which can be reused.
-===Of Particular Interest===
+<br>
-==DVD Players==
+==Process==
-===What to Automatically Recycle===
+<br>
-===Of Particular Interest===
-===What to Test===
+==A/V Devices==
-==Turntables==
-===What to Automatically Recycle===
+What constitutes an A/V Device? What kinds of devices does A/V want or not want?
-===Of Particular Interest===
+<br>
-===What to Test===
+{{A/V Wants Docs}}
-==Other==
+<br>
 [[Category:A/V]]

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 ===Of Particular Interest===
 ===What to Test===
-Make sure that CDs play for at least 10 minutes and that all buttons work.
+Make sure that commercial CDs play for at least 10 minutes and that all buttons work. Make sure a burned CD plays (no need to try it for 10 minutes).
 ==DVD Players==
 ===What to Automatically Recycle===

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