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Duplicator 2.20
1. Copy (SM)
Duplicator 2.20
8. Master Mode
Master Mode:
Multi Master
Master Mode:
Single Master
Chapter 2: Operation
This chapter shows each of the menu options and how they are used.
1. Copy
The Copy menu option or the front panel Copy quick key have two different modes of operation:
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Single Master Mode: This mode requires that a single master disc is loaded onto the hard
drive prior to initiating the duplication process. This mode is ideal if your job involves one
or very few master disc(s).
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Multi Master Mode (Batch Mode): This mode does not require you to manually pre-load
your master onto the HDD. Simply place the master disc(s) on top of the corresponding
stack of blank discs needed for that particular job. This mode is ideal if you have numerous
master discs and fewer copies for each master disc.
These modes are described in detail in “Single Master and Multi Master Modes” on page 13. If you
are making copies in Single Master Mode, continue on to the next section. If you are making
copies in Multi Master Mode, jump ahead to “Making Copies in Multi Master Mode” on page 18.
1.1 Making Copies in Single Master Mode
This process will copy your master disc on to several blank discs simultaneously. This mode
requires that your master disc is loaded into a partition on the Hard Drive. See “Load Partition” on
page 26 for instructions on how to do this.
Turn on your autoloader and wait until it has booted up. It may take several minutes for the
autoloader to go through its self adaptive test and auto-calibration procedures. You should see
the following signifying your autoloader is ready:
1.1.1 Select Single Master Mode
Make sure the Master Mode is set to Single Master mode (SM). If it is
already in Single Master Mode (SM), please skip to step 1.1.2 that
starts the copy process. If it is not, use the
Up or
Down
button
to navigate to the
8. Master Mode
screen.
Press the
ENT/Enter
button to enter the
Master Mode
Menu and you
will see a screen similar to one of the following:
Use the
Up or
Down
button to select Single Master Mode.
Press the
ENT/Enter
button to submit your selection.
