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The PV122T can be installed in a rack using rapid rails or VersaRails.

* True. 
  False. 
(OK)


The PV122T is secured to the rack with the following:

  Two thumb-screws on the ears. 
* Phillips-head screws. 
  Slide rails. 
  A clamp. 
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Cables are held in place on the back of the PV122T with:

  Cable channels. 
  Cable ties. 
  Two thumb-screws. 
* A cable-routing bracket. 
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If the customer's tape media is wound around the take-up hub, the take-up hub must be removed first to remove the media in the PV122T.

* True. 
  False. 


Remove the following components first before removing the stuck tape from a PV122T:

* Rail ears and screws. 
  System fan. 
* Top cover. 
* Left receiver. 
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The following components must be removed completely from the PV122T when removing a stuck tape cartridge:

* Right receiver. 
  Power supply. 
* LED/eject button bracket. 
* Left receiver. 

The native capacity of the PV122T is:

  280 GB. 
* 320 GB. 
  640 GB. 
  240 GB. 
(OK)


The buttons on the front button operator panel of the PV122T provide access to the following information:

  System service tag number. 
* Diagnostics. 
  System BIOS level. 
  Tape speed. 


The PV122T autoloader contains space to store nine tape cartridges.

* False. 
  True. 
(OK)

The following LED indicators present drive status of the PV122T:

* Clean Drive. 
* Ready/Activity. 
* Error. 
  Tape Loaded. 
(OK)