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1. NOTE The drive s maximum Writing ReWriting amp Reading speeds are printed on the original box Only when your drive supports Double Layer DVD R writing it can write DVD R9 media Only when your drive supports Dual Layer DVD R writing it can write DVD R9 media Only when your drive supports DVD RAM reading or rewriting it can read or write to DVD RAM media The drive supports Running OPC ROPC and is compatible with Windows Plug amp Play Flash memory allows upgrading the drive to the latest firmware revision available from the web site without opening the drive Buffer Underrun Proof technology eliminates buffer underrun errors therefore you can safely use your computer for other things while you re writing to a recordable DVD and CD media Format Compatibility This DVD Writer is a versatile optical disk drive For CD write function it is capable to write data which conforms to Orange Book Part 2 CD R Volume 1 Part 2 CD R Volume 2 Multi Speed Part 3 CD RW Volume 1 known as Low Speed Part 3 CD RW Volume2 High Speed Part3 CD RW Volume 3 Ultra Speed into CD R RW disk in combination with write application software ENGLISH For DVD write function this drive confirms to DVD R Version 1 3 DVD R9 Version 1 0 only for a Double Layer DVD R writing support drive DVD R9 Version 3 0 only for a Dual Layer DVD R writing support drive DVD RW Version 1 3 DVD R Version 2 1 and DVD RW Version 1 22. Using other authoring e Use the authoring software provided with software not bundled with your drive When using other software your drive ensure your drive is supported by contacting the software supplier 25
3. CMC Mitsubishi Ritek CD RW Media 090 BeAll CMC Daxon DVSN Fornex GSC Imation LeadData Maxell Mitsubishi NanYa Pioneer Princo Prodisc Ritek SKC Korea Sony That s Me R O ROL 1 Media DVD V1 Panasonic 17 ENGLISH DVD R RW BeAll CMC Maxell MBI Mitsubishi Philips Prodisc Ricoh Media ames Ritek Sony TDK Tatyo Yuden DVD R9 Mitsubishi Media A DL CMC Mitsubishi Philips Ricoh Ritek LightScribe gt CD R HP CMC MCC MBI Media UORESEEL DVD R HP CMC MCC MBI NOTE 1 Only when your drive supports Double Layer DVD R writing can write DVD R9 media and only when your drive supports Dual Layer DVD R writing can write DVD R9 media Only when your drive supports DVD RAM reading or rewriting it can read or write to DVD RAM media 2 The drive s maximum Writing Re Writing amp Reading speeds are printed on the original box 3 Subject to change without further notice 18 ENGLISH PLAYING CDs amp DVDs This drive will not work alone while applying CDs amp DVDs Playback The Playback function can only work when the USB Cable between the drive and your PC is well connected Playback Software You must install the DVD playback software to your computer first If you do not have any DVD playback software installed in your computer the included DVD playback software in the CD kit will bring you the best playback result You can
4. DVD RAM Version 2 2 only fora DVD RAM rewriting support drive For read function it is capable to read all of the following media DVD single dual layer PTP OTP DVD R DVD R DVD R9 DVD R9 DVD RW DVD RW DVD RAM only for a DVD RAM reading support drive Besides it reads all of CD formats and media CD DA CD ROM CD ROM XA Photo CD Multi session Karaoke CD Video CD CD I FMV CD Extra CD Plus CD R and CD RW ENGLISH Recording Modes Track at Once Data can be recorded to a disc one track at a time New tracks can be added later Music CDs can not be played in a CD player or CD ROM until the disc is closed Disc at Once Data can be recorded to an entire disc in one pass In this mode new data added later is not allowed Session at Once Data can be recorded to disc one session at a time New sessions can be written later in this mode More disc space can be used because there is no gap between tracks Multi session Data can be recorded to disc in one session New sessions can be written later in this mode Less disc space can be used because a gap is created between sessions Packet Writing This is useful for data back up Data can be added directly to tracks on media or can be deleted directly from tracks only on media To use this mode your software must support Packet writing function What You Can Do with the DVD Writer Record digital video or slide shows onto DVD R DVD RW DVD R and
5. The power cord or plug is damaged b Liquid has penetrated into the equipment c The equipment has been exposed to moisture d The equipment has not worked well or you can not get it to work according to the user s manual e The equipment was dropped and damaged Ifthe equipment has obvious signs of damage 15 DO NOT LEAVE THIS EQUIPMENT IN AN ENVIRONMENT UNCONDITIONED STORAGE TEMPERATURE ABOVE 60 C 140 F IT MAY DAMAGE THE EQUIPMENT The sound pressure level at the operators position according to IEC704 1 1982 is equal or less than 70dB A 16 DANGER Invisible laser radiation when opened Avoid direct exposure to beam Complies with FDA radiation performance standards 21 CFR subchapter J Laser power Wave Length 783 43nm CD 658 3nm DVD Emission power 0 7mW Laser diode class 3b 17 The power adapters L P S can be used for the product are as listing a Asian Power Devices Inc Type WA 10E05U AD S10 b Asian Power Devices Inc Type WA 10E05G AC EXO0 A ENGLISH FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may c
6. supply and USB cable are connected properly NOTE If you cannot identify the USB 2 0 connection refer to the documentation of your USB 2 0 card If you do not have a USB 2 0 adapter card installed you can still connect the drive to a standard USB 1 1 connection 13 ENGLISH OPERATION A FOR TRAY TYPE DRIVE Operate your drive only in a horizontal position If you operate it in a vertical orientation you may damage the disc or the drive if the drive falls over To Put a Disc in the Tray 1 While the drive is powered push the eject button on the front panel The disc tray slides out in a few seconds 2 Pull the disc tray to open it all the way 3 Lay adisc with the label facing up in the tray Press the center of the disc to secure it to the drive spindle 4 Push back the tray until the tray is locked to the drive firmly Note Do not apply to much pressure when loading onto your tray as it may damage the drive And be careful not to touch the drive s pickup lens 14 ENGLISH To Remove a Disc from the Tray 1 Push the eject button on the front panel 2 Pull the disc tray to open it all the way 3 Remove the disc by applying a finger to the center of the drive spindle while lifting the edge of the disc with your thumb 4 Push back the tray until the tray is locked to the drive firmly Note Always close the tray by pressing the front of the drawer by hand in a
7. the defective drive back to the original vendor where the drive was purchased e Use the original package for transporting the drive or sending back for service The original packing was designed and tested to protect your drive under rough conditions e Do not put this drive in direct sunlight on heating units or near electrical appliances which draw large amounts of current e Use a soft dust free cloth for cleaning your drive Keep your drive away from moisture or liquids including water cleaning fluids or solvents e Keep your disc clean Using a soft dust free cloth to clean the surface of the disc before recording will improve the burning data integrity e Do not drop or jolt the drive e Keep the area around the drive clean from dust smoke and other contaminants e The copyright law of each country governs the reproduction of copyrighted works The person using the drives may be liable for its use to make unauthorized copies of copyrighted works e Jt will increase the success rate for copying the data from HDD instead of copying the data by copy on the fly mode Therefore we recommend the user reserving sufficient buffer space for creating an image file at least 650MB for CD 5GB for DVD and if your drive support Double Layer DVD R or Dual Layer DVD R writing then at least 9GB space is needed ENGLISH TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION What the DVD Writer 00685 nasaan ce ce cee cen cee ser ce
8. Burning LightScribe labeled Discs EEE OTEA Frequently Asked Questions about LightScribe 0000522 TROUBLESHOOTING Read Pir OD SiS ias acted a aa e aa o btwn hate bate kaa aae dee wares wee 229 Write PROD 61 Sick ces caters cad ode 20e cede ve aw Ae e ne este ee ee A INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing this DVD Writer a reliable high performance recordable DVD and CD writer rewriter and player Please read this manual carefully and keep it handy for easy reference Use the manual for installation operation and troubleshooting for this drive What the DVD Writer Does The DVD Writer is a recordable DVD CD ReWritable drive that provides professional quality DVD and CD performance for writing rewriting and reading It also reads Digital Versatile Discs DVDs formatted for movies and data This versatile and remarkable drive can For DVDs Write DVD R recordable DVD media Write Double Layer DVD R recordable DVD R9 media Write DVD RW re writable DVD media Write DVD R recordable DVD media Write Dual Layer DVD R recordable DVD R9 media Write DVD RW re writable DVD media Read DVD DVD R DVD RW DVD R DVD RW DVD ROM DVD R9 and DVD R9Q discs Read or write to DVD RAM media For CDs Write to CD R recordable CD media Write to ultra speed CD RW rewritable CD media Read all CD ROM and CD R data media Read CD RW and CD DA audio media
9. Check if LED of your drive is lit If not there is no power USB cable is not connected Ensure that both connectors of the USB properly between the cable is properly connected to the USB computer USB port and the ports on the computer and the drive drive USB drive is not recognized Please refer to the USB 2 0 Users chapter by the Windows Operating and check if the USB driver is installed System properly Excessive noise when Eccentric disc loaded e Replace it with another one reading Seal attached on the surface Detach the seal very carefully Don t make any scratches Cannot open the tray Eject locked by software e Stop the applying software and try the Eject eject button to open the tray CD set incorrectly Insert a small stick or paper clip into this hole to eject the tray Cannot read the Load Contents or Import If recorded without checked Load former session of Session was NOT clicked Contents or Import Session it is the CD RW disc on the Software impossible to read But when using which has been utility software such as Session written at least Selection from Adaptec the former twice session can be read Read error Defective disc e Deep scratches fingerprints or other occurs contaminants on the discs surface can disable the drive from reading data Always keep it clean Music CD inserted e Because audio compact discs do not have computer data typing computer commands while an
10. DVD RW discs A Double Layer DVD R writing support drive will be able to write DVD R9 disc Dual Layer DVD R writing support drive will be able to write DVD R9 disc Play DVD R DVD RW DVD R and DVD RW discs Record data or audio onto recordable or rewritable CD media Play music CDs Play VCD amp DVD movies Access interactive reference materials stored on DVD Save photos and other images on recordable or rewritable CDs Archive images and video to DVD or CD Master new software programs on DVD or CD Creating and burning LightScribe labeled discs KK A DVD RAM reading or rewriting support drive will be able to read or write to DVD RAM disc Regarding LightScribe disc labeling technology you may also check the chapter LightScribe User Guide for more information 7 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION System Requirements for USB 1 1 This drive has a high speed Universal Serial Bus USB 2 0 interface You can also use it with USB version 1 1 To ensure stable read write rewrite performance an IBM compatible PC system with the following features is recommended CPU Pentium 4 1 3GHz or higher with built in USB 1 1 controller some USB controllers or motherboards may not support all types of USB devices Memory Must meet recommended RAM requirements for your operating system minimum 256MB is recommended CD ROM Drive For software installation Hard Drive Minimum 650MB available capacity for creat
11. ENGLISH SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1 Please read these safety instructions carefully Please keep this User s Manual for your reference 3 Please disconnect the equipment from your AC outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid or sprayed detergent for cleaning Use moist sheet or cloth for cleaning 4 For pluggable equipment the socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible Please keep this equipment away from humid areas 6 Install this equipment on a reliable surface If the equipment is not on a reliable surface it may drop and cause injury 7 The openings on the enclosure are for air convection Please protect the equipment from overheating DO NOT COVER THE OPENINGS 8 Make sure the voltage of the power source is appropriate when connecting the equipment to the power outlet 9 Place the power cord where people will not step or trip on it Do not place objects over the power cord 10 All Cautions and Warnings on the equipment should be noted 11 If the equipment is not in use for several days disconnect the equipment from the power outlets to avoid damage by transient power surges 12 Never pour any liquids into the openings this could cause fire or electrical shock 13 Never open the equipment For safety reasons the equipment should only be opened by qualified service personnel 14 If one of the following situations arises get the equipment checked by a service personnel a
12. audio CD is in your drive will result in an error message Disc inserted upside down Remove the disc from tray and reinsert it with the label side up 23 ENGLISH Write Problems Cannot write Using other authoring e Use the authoring software provided with software which does not the drive When using other software support your drive ensure your drive is supported by contacting the software supplier Disc inserted upside down Reinsert the disc with label side up Short of Hard Disk capacity Generally 1 2 to 2 times the size of the write data is required This may vary according to the write method No power e Check if the power cord is securely connected to the connector USB cable isn t connected e Ensure that the USB cable and connectors properly are not damaged bent or dented Check especially the pins Writing errors occur Network used e When running saver or other applications Buffer under runs or writing in a network environment errors may occur due to lack of CPU resources in PC Window screen saver activated while writing Other application e Rewrite after log off from the network running e Deactivate the screen saver or power saving mode e Quit other applications other than the authoring software Short of PC memory e Due to shortage of main memory in PC swapping of hard disc space may have occurred If swapped data from the hard disc may cut off causing
13. ause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help FCC Caution To assure continued compliance example use only shielded interface cables when connecting to computer or peripheral devices Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate this equipment This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation ENGLISH PRECAUTIONS Do not attempt to open the drive and Service it Removing the cover may cause exposure to harmful laser beams and electrical voltage User is recommended to get service by returning
14. buffer under runs e Increase main memory capacity Auto thermal re e Disable Auto thermal re calibration in calibration triggered the BIOS setup e Use another Hard Disk if can not disable it Defective DVD CD media DVD CD media may be dirty scratched or damaged Rewrite on another DVD CD media Short of Hard Disk capacity Generally 1 2 to 2 times the size of the write data is required This may vary according to the write method No drive recognition USB cable is not connected Ensure that both connectors of the USB properly between the cable is properly connected to the USB computer USB port and the ports on the computer and the drive drive 24 ENGLISH Symptom Possible Causes Solutions Can not write at highest speed USB drive is not recognized Please refer to the USB 2 0 Users chapter by the Windows Operating and check if the USB driver is installed System properly Using other authoring e Use the authoring software provided with software which does not your drive When using other software support your drive ensure your drive is supported by contacting the software supplier DVD CD media not e Use the highest speed compatible discs or compatible with highest write with lower speed speed Buffer under run occurs e Refer to the Buffer under run item Defective DVD CD media DVD CD media may be dirty scratched or damaged Rewrite on another DVD CD media
15. e cee tee nee ees Format Compatibility Recording Modes What You Can Do with the DVD Writer NNOO A System Configuration System Requirements for USB 1 1 2 0 idae cee ce ccc cee cee eee cee ees Additional Requirements for USB 2 0 ccc cee ee cee ee Features and Controls PON WES i eet E E EE es E E EE es Cee ea es ee ea Reat N TEW aaps me eee an eee Secs a Bak eed Bea ues toes tant rt ate TOD NOG Wings a bce paat tie ia esn en wen nhs ede Ree Gan ned eee a eee acces Haase INSTALLATION USB 2 0 06905 0 11 CONNEC OM srini E EO E 12 installing th Drive 2222 22 i a ieee S 13 OPERATION Tray Loading and Operation TO Puta Dise 00 te VET AY senceiats chads ea a A To Remove a Dise from the Trayes cineri raa a TD To Insert a Disc into the 0 1 6 0 0 1 0 16 To Remove a Disc from the 1 6 0 1 16 Recording CDs amp DVDs About Software amp Manuals accuse ste eber a Ve Recommended Recordable amp ReWritable Meda ed 7 Playing CDs amp DVDs Playback Software E TEA E EE E Ico The First Time to Play DVDs EE fad Sale ET E E E A E E ET 19 LightScribe User Guide How to Use LightScribe E A TE N Creating and
16. g insert a small stick or Eject Hole paper clip into this hole to eject the tray Note Turn off the power before doing this manual ejection Slot in Type Drive Figure Front view of slot in type drive A Busy Write LED Indication of drive s operation status The light lit stands for Busy the light blinking stands for Write Rewrite B Eject Button Push button to eject the disc Disc Slot The slot to insert the disc in ENGLISH Rear View A B DE Wes Figure Rear view of the Drive B USB Connector Mini type USB B type jack Note Because the bundled USB cable and Power adapter are designed for this drive please connect ONLY using those accessories bundled in this package Accessories other than those bundled may cause fatal damage to this drive Top View Figure Top view of the drive LED Indicator Indication of drive s connection status The Green light will come on only when both the power plug and USB plug are connected properly 10 ENGLISH UssB 2 0 USERS USB 2 0 is a very new technology Therefore most computers do not have native support for USB 2 0 You must install a USB 2 0 adapter card for your External drive to run at USB 2 0 speeds If you do not have a USB 2 0 card installed this drive will still work connected to a standard USB 1 1 connection but the speed will be limited to USB 1 1 speed After installing a USB 2 0 adapter card follow the steps belo
17. ghtScribe enabled drive LightScribe labeling software included with your drive other LightScribe enabled applications are also available LightScribe media available where computers are sold You can label your LightScribe disc before or after you burn the data side and you can even label a number of discs in succession whether or not you ve already recorded data on them The important thing to remember is to always insert your LightScribe disc label side down when burning your LightScribe 20 ENGLISH CREATING AND BURNING LIGHTSCRIBE LABELED DISCS 1 Start the LightScribe labeling software Your labeling application may be part of your disc burning software or it may be a stand alone application 2 Choose the appropriate LightScribe setting s for your design Most LightScribe enabled labeling applications require you to select the LightScribe option before designing your label 3 Create your label design You can choose to create a label with text and or graphics and you can choose the area of the disc in which your label will be inscribed from a simple band of text title only to a complete design that covers the entire disc full label Experiment with text fonts ready made backgrounds and your own photos and graphics to design the label that best suits your style For ideas and advice visit www lightscribe com labeltips 4 When your design is ready insert a blank Ligh
18. ibe surface reacts specifically to the intense light of the laser What happens if I try to use LightScribe to label a non LightScribe disc The software prevents you from sending a label image to a non LightScribe disc LightScribe enabled software is designed to recognize a LightScribe disc from the identification features embossed on it and the system creates an image and sends it to the drive only if the appropriate media is inserted Can I use my computer for other things while the LightScribe label is burning Yes The labeling process runs in the background so the PC can be used for other tasks while the labeling process is underway Can I leave my computer unattended while the LightScribe label is burning Yes LightScribe presents no tasks that require the user s attendance during the burning process In addition a LightScribe system will not go into sleep or power save mode while it is burning a label Q Can I rewrite a LightScribe label the way I can rewrite a CD RW or DVD RW disc A No The current LightScribe technology is not erasable Once the image is burned it s permanent Q Will the LightScribe image cause imbalance when the CD or DVD is spinning in the drive the way a paper label can A No A LightScribe disc is as evenly balanced as any high quality CD or DVD and it ZO spins evenly within the drive Burning an image onto the disc does not change its balance and does not endanger the disc
19. immediately play Audio CDs and pre recorded DVD discs including movies and other DVDs To play a CD or a Digital Video Disc DVD insert the disc with the label up for CDs This drive plays both single layer and dual layer DVDs The First Time to Play DVDs A code on some DVDs allows them to be played only in a certain regional area such as North America Europe etc When the drive ships there is no region code set The first time a DVD that has a region setting is inserted into the drive the act of inserting the DVD sets the drive to that region code If you later insert a DVD with a different region code you are prompted to either accept changing the region code or not If you do not accept the change then that DVD will not play If you do accept the change then the drive s region code setting is changed But remember you may change the drive s region code only 5 times After that you will not be able to change your drive s code setting 19 ENGLISH LIGHTSCRIBE USER GUIDE The following LightScribe chapters are instruction for which support LightScribe disc labeling drive Please refer to your drive s original package to verify if your drive supports LightScribe disc labeling function lightScribe Qa DIRECT DISC LABELING hightScribe DIRECT DISC LABELING Figure LightScribe Logos How to use LightScribe To label your CDs and DVDs with LightScribe you need three components Your Li
20. ing a CD image file 5GB free HDD space for creating a DVD image file to a Single Layer DVD disc 4 7GB and 9GB or above free HDD space for creating a DVD image file to a Double Layer DVD R disc 8 5GB Do not enable HDD thermal calibration during operation NOTE 1 Connecting USB 1 1 interface the drive s top performance is 4X for CD R 4X for CD RW and 6X for reading a CD ROM In addition DVD speed is limited to 0 7X Therefore we strongly suggest you NOT to apply any DVD function when connected with USB 1 1 interface 2 Some high speed hard drives are equipped with an Auto Thermal Re calibration function Please disable it in the BIOS setup to avoid writing errors Buffer Under run Additional Requirements for USB 2 0 Interface High Speed USB 2 0 interface required to achieve maximum speeds NOTE 1 High Speed USB 2 0 adapter card is sold separately and will not be bundled in this package 2 To achieve maximum record write speed your system may require data to be copied first to the computer s hard drive rather than directly from another source disc or drive Only specific drives support double layer and or dual layer recording Refer to your drive s original package ENGLISH FEATURES AND CONTROLS Front View Tray Type Drive Indication of drive s operation status The light lit stands for Busy the light blinking stands for Write Rewrite C Emergency In case the Eject button isn t workin
21. s ability to spin properly Does the LightScribe imaging process emit any hazardous chemicals No The laser imaging process initiates a chemical change in the colorant material embedded in the disc coating but no hazardous chemicals are created or emitted during the process Q Is the LightScribe disc hot or dangerous to handle immediately after the label is burned A No Although the terms burning data and now burning an image are standard in the 2 industry there is no appreciable temperature change involved in either process A CD or DVD 1s safe to touch immediately upon ejection from the drive Can LightScribe create a label in color Currently LightScribe technology is available only in grayscale creating an image that resembles a black and white photograph LightScribe s development strategy does include future announcements about additional capabilities however business and legal requirements prevent publication of more specific information at this time 22 ENGLISH TROUBLESHOOTING If you meet any trouble during installation or normal use of your drive please refer to the following information Read Problems No operation No power e Check if the power cord is connected securely to the connector USB cable isn t connected e Ensure that the USB cable and connectors properly are not damaged bent or dented Check especially the pins No drive recognition Power is not switched on e
22. smooth and secure manner 15 ENGLISH OPERATION B FOR SLOT IN TYPE DRIVE Operate your drive only in a horizontal position If you operate it in a vertical orientation you may damage the disc or the drive if the drive falls over To Insert a Disc into the Drive 1 While the external drive is powered push the eject button on the front panel to check whether a disc is inside the drive or not The disc slides out in a few seconds if it is inside the drive 2 Hold the disc by the center hole and the disc edge with your fingers the disc label side is facing up Properly insert the disc edge into the disc slot on the front panel push the disc into the drive with your thumb then the disc will automatically slide into the drive and get ready Note Do not attach paper labels to the disc Attaching a label to the disc may create an imbalance This will result in reading or writing errors And the disc with paper labels may easily be stuck in the drive To Remove a Disc from the Drive 1 Push the eject button on the front panel and the disc will slide out from the disc slot in a few seconds 2 Hold the disc by the center hole and the disc edge with your fingers and then draw out the disc from the disc slot 16 RECORDING CDs amp DVDS Before you start please make sure you have installed the proper software for Recording CDs DVDs and Playing DVDs The Recording software and the DVD Playback sof
23. tScribe disc into the drive label side down Before you can preview or print your design the labeling application checks to see whether there s a LightScribe disc inserted correctly in the drive if there is no disc or if your disc is not inserted with the LightScribe labeling side down the software will send an error message 5 Select the Preview option to see how your design will look as a LightScribe label Previewing your design lets you determine whether the design elements are placed where you want them and it shows you what the grayscale design will look like on disc 6 Select the Print option to send the label design to disc When you print your design to disc you can choose from three quality modes draft normal or best Draft is the fastest printing mode and the resulting design provides a lower level of contrast best provides the highest contrast and darkest design areas and the burning process takes longer The following table shows a rough estimation of the expected print times Setting Title only Title amp content listing Full label with graphics lt 36 min When your label is finished the drive will automatically eject your disc 21 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q A ZO an 2 How does LightScribe work The coating on a LightScribe disc changes color when it s exposed to the CD DVD drive s laser The process is similar to film exposure except that the LightScr
24. tware are in different CD kits included in the package About Software amp Manuals The included software is to give you the best result with ease of use The detailed user s manual for the recording and playback software will be automatically installed into your computer when you install the recording software For details on other software packages that are available for writing DVDs or CDs please visit the web sites of the companies whose software you are interested in refer to their user s manual or look at the help option within the software Please refer to the user s manual for the detailed operation procedures Recommended Recordable amp ReWritable Media Some CD media or DVD media may not be possible to write on due to differences in the manufacturing quality We recommend you use CD and DVD media from the following manufacturers that have been proven satisfactory with our drive CD R MISE AMT CMC Csita Delphi EverMedia LeadData Silver Sil S6 Maxell Mitsubishi Bagdad Mirage Mitsui MoserBaer India MPO NanYa Plasmon Prodisc RAMedia Ricoh Ritek SAST SKC Korea TDK Taityo Yuden DX dye Wise AMT CdBoss CMC DataStone Ever Media Gigadata CD RW Media Rewntabre GigaStor Maxell MCW Mitsubishi Philips Pony Power Princo Ricoh Ritek TetaSys Verbatim Winner High Speed MISE AMT CMC Infodisc Mitsubishi NanYa Postech Prodisc CD RW Media 806 Ricoh Ritek SKC Korea Ultra Speed Sic
25. w for your operating system to verify the USB 2 0 card is installed properly Windows 2000 XP users Right click My Computer and select Properties Select the hardware tab Click the Device Manager button If there is a yellow exclamation point next to Universal Serial Bus Controllers contact the card s manufacturer for help 11 T e W 1 Connecting Power Supply Cable 2 Connecting Hi Speed USB 2 0 Cable CONNECTION 12 ENGLISH INSTALLING THE DRIVE Before you start please make sure you have installed the proper software for Recording CDs DVDs and Playing DVDs The Recording software and the DVD Playback software are in different CD kits included in the package 1 Start your computer Wait for the operating system to load then insert the CD kit Follow the instructions on the screen to install the software for Recording CDs DVDs or Playing DVDs you wish to install from the CD kit 2 Connect the power supply to the drive To prevent damage to the power plug connect carefully to avoid bending the power plug 3 Attach the included Hi Speed USB cable mini B type plug to the drive Examine the connection carefully for the correct orientation 4 Connect the A type plug end of the Hi Speed USB cable to the USB 2 0 adapter card connection on your computer The drive is ready to use NOTE The green power light on top of the drive will come on only when both of the power
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