Ledger Accessory Contents Check | Cables, Cards, and Box Notes

A Ledger accessory contents check should begin with the items in the box, not with the app screen. Cables, printed cards, package inserts, and the first device prompt each belong in a separate line so the arrival record stays easy to review later.

Ledger accessory contents check with cables cards and box notes

Sort cable and card items before connecting

Place the cable, printed cards, package insert, and device in separate groups before setup begins. This keeps the accessory list practical. For a wider reference, compare the list with the Ledger accessory checklist.

Match each item to a box note

Write a short note for where each accessory appeared in the package and whether it belongs to the current model. Model-specific accessory context is covered in the accessory standard configuration guide.

Add first screen after the accessory list

Only after the accessory note is complete should the device be powered on for a first-screen line. Keep that line separate from the cable and card list, because it describes device state rather than box contents.

Save a short record for later review

The final note can include date, model, cable type, card count, package insert, and first screen. A similar unboxing sequence appears in the unboxing accessory checklist. Do not add PINs, recovery phrase words, or private setup material.