A pre-owned Ledger use boundary is a record review, not a broad conclusion about the device. The reader should organize prior records, current device state, entry check, and setup readiness before moving forward.
Record review starts the use boundary
Collect the visible records first: package note, screen state, setup path, and any handoff note. non-first-use reset judgment gives a same-topic way to separate device state from setup choice.
Device state is read before setup
The device screen should be read as its own step. If the state is unclear, unclear device state record helps organize package notes, screen state, and entry record without overextending the conclusion.
Entry check keeps the path specific
- Which setup or app entry is being used.
- What the device screen shows.
- Which prior record is available.
- What local note should be kept next.
This keeps the use boundary tied to the actual entry path.
Setup readiness is the final note
The final note should say whether record review, device state, and entry check are clear enough for the next setup step. If the conversation around the device includes private setup wording, purchase conversation pause point provides a related record path.
