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1. Open the load port door.
\n2. Press Ports from the Home screen on the OCP display, if not displayed press back until you see the Home Screen.
\n3. Use the Up and Down buttons to highlight a load port and press Select.
\n4. Use the Up and Down buttons to choose Open and press Select.
\n5. Read and confirm the warning message regarding the load port door using OK.
\n6. Pull the load ports toward you to access the media. In the OCP panel a message is displayed.
\n7. When done close the load port by pushing back into the cabinet.
\n8. Close the load port door. The slots will be inventoried after the load port was closed.
\n9. in OCP press Back to return to the main Menu.<\/p>\n
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