Important Safety Notes - Martin Yale Intimus 005 S Instructions D'opération

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Translation of the Original Operation Manual
Übersetzung der Originalbetriebsanleitung

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES

<< The machine may not be operated by more
than one person at any given time!
The machine was designed for safe operation
by "one person only".
<< During the destruction process no other
work may be performed on the machine
(for example cleaning, etc.)!
<< The machine is not a toy, and is not suitable
for use by children!
The overall technical safety concept of this
machine does not provide for any guarantee
regarding hazard-free operation by children.
CD Construction
reflective
layer
information
layer
125 nm
Polycarbonate plastic
A CD-ROM is made up of multiple layers. It con-
sists of one 1.2mm polycarbonate disc. Data re-
sides in the "information layer" of pits and lands.
Data is a sequence of 9 unique spaces of lands
and 9 unique sizes of pits. Data is imbedded in
the polycarbonate.
Data is contained in the polycarbonate surface
of a commercially produced CD-ROM disc to a
depth of @ 100 nanometers (0.001mm). To de-
stroy the data 100% in a commercially produced
disc, the grinding process needs to just penetrate
the polycarbonate layer. Data is contained in the
chemical layer on a recordable disc, between
the polycarbonate layer and the protective sur-
facing on the discs. To destroy 100% of the data
contained in a CD-R or CD-RW disc, the che-
mical surfacing above the polycarbonate needs
to be removed. The grinding process of the unit
provides complete 100% destruction of the in-
formation layer of both commercially produced
CD-ROM discs, and CD recordable discs.
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DVD Construction
protective
layer
A DVD-ROM consists of two 0.6mm polycarbo-
nate discs bonded together. Like the CD-ROM,
data on a DVD-ROM resides in the "information
layer" of pits and lands. Data is a sequence of
9 unique spaces of lands and 9 unique sizes of
pits. Data is imbedded in the polycarbonate.
Data on a DVD-ROM is contained in the center
Label
of an assembled disc. To destroy the data 100%
Acrylic
in a commercially produced disc, the two poly-
Aluminium
carbonate halves must be split to expose the
1.2 mm information layer. Once split, the same grinding
process as described for a CD-ROM applies.
CD / DVD / BD Construction
CD vs. DVD vs. Blu-ray Writing
CD
780-nm Red Laser
Lens Aperture = 0.45
One 1.2-mm
polycarbonate layer
track pitch
= 1.6 μm
Do not attempt to handle the disc during
a destruction phase! Danger of injury!
In case of danger switch the machine off
with the mains switch, or with the emer-
gency switch, or unplug the machine!
Always unplug the machine from the mains
power supply before opening the machine!
Repairs may only be performed by trained
personnel!
Label
Polycarbonate
Bonding layer
Reflective layer
Polycarbonate
Comparison
DVD BD
650-nm Red Laser 405-nm Blue Laser
Lens Aperture = 0.6 Lens Aperture = 0.8
Two 0.6-mm One 1.1-mm
polycarbonate layers polycarbonate layer
track pitch track pitch
= 0.74 μm = 0.30 μm
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Optical Disc Information Bearing
Sub-layers Destruction Process
The intimus 005S technology, in combination
with the DVD splitter as applicable, physically re-
moves the information layer from the CD-ROM,
DVD ROM, and Blu-ray disc permanently and
safely while keeping the polycarbonate material
intact.
The intimus 005S design specification requires
the data layer of optical drives to be ground to
250 microns - eliminating forensic recovery of
data by any known means.
Blu-ray Construction
Disc Cover Substrate Pits Blue Laser
Surface Layer Layer
A Blu-ray disc, the final standard format which
won over international acceptance from the HD-
DVD format manufactured by Toshiba, is similar
in construction to a CD-ROM. The data layer re-
sides near the surface of the disc. The Blu-ray
disc is 1.2mm thick, like a CD-ROM and a DVD,
but unlike the standard DVD, the Blu-ray consist
of one 1.1mm layer, then the data layer, and a
very thin 0.1mm protective layer. To destroy the
digital data content, the unit does not need to
first split the disc but simply to grind down into
the Blu-ray disc slightly below the 0.1mm protec-
tive layer. This new standard for DVD will be the
dominant form factor within the next 1-2 years
while standard DVDs will become less and less
prevalent in the storage industry.
Like the CD-ROM, data on a Blu-ray disc resides
in the "information layer" of pits and lands. Data
is a sequence of 9 unique spaces of lands and
9 unique sizes of pits. Data is imbedded in the
polycarbonate.
Data is contained in the polycarbonate surface
of a commercially produced Blu-ray disc to a
depth of 0.1mm. To destroy the data 100% in a
commercially produced disc, the grinding pro-
cess needs to just penetrate the polycarbonate
layer. The unit accomplishes this.
1.1 mm
0.1 mm
Lens
Numerical Aperture = 0.85