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LCD Front Panel

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: Up (Menu/Option Scroll Up)

: Down (Menu/Option Scroll Down)

: Forward; Enter; OK; Execute the selected function

: Backward; Escape; go back to the previous function

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Summary of Contents for Reflex 1

Page 1: ...User Manual For Discmakers Reflex Disc Duplicator V 3 5 4 2011 All Rights Reserved...

Page 2: ...G OR ANY PART THEREOF OF A COPYRIGHTED DISC IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED WE DISCOURAGE THE USE OF ANY SUCH ACTION THAT GIVES RISE TO CRIMINAL INTENT AND PROSECUTION THE SELLER OF THIS PRODUCT IS NOT RESPONS...

Page 3: ...Make Disc to Disc Copies 7 o Section 1 Making Copies from Reader when the Reader is selected as the source drive 7 Select the Duplication Speed 10 Mix Audio Tracks 12 Change the Setup Settings 18 Chap...

Page 4: ...purchased or rented from a retail store will contain copy protection In addition to the copy protection limitation the system cannot copy across formats This means that it is not possible to copy a DV...

Page 5: ...o not try to use the air duster to clean the system while the reader writer trays are open In doing so it is possible to inadvertently blow dust into the drive and damage the recording device 6 Proper...

Page 6: ...g Copies Changing Burn Speed etc Chapter 4 Menu Overview This chapter describes the function of every menu and setting Appendix A Optional External Device USB 2 0 Firewire 1394 Setup Guide This sectio...

Page 7: ...ponents shown in Figure 1 1 are 1 System Power On Off Button 2 Optical Disc Reader Referred to as Reader throughout this manual 3 Optical Disc Writer Referred to as Writer throughout this manual 4 Eje...

Page 8: ...ow image is for reference only Your key assignment and appearance may differ Up Menu Option Scroll Up Down Menu Option Scroll Down Forward Enter OK Execute the selected function Backward Escape go bac...

Page 9: ...ress the ENT Enter button once to move the cursor to the next position c Press the down button repeatedly until 1 is displayed d Press the ENT Enter button once to move the cursor to the next position...

Page 10: ...screen is not displayed skip to step 4 The Counter feature will let you choose how many copies you want to make for your project It allows the system to count the number of copies you ve made for this...

Page 11: ...r selection is submitted the screen will display that it is Preparing and Waiting Drives that do not contain discs will be automatically opened to accept media OR If either one of the above screens is...

Page 12: ...duplication run is completed the successful copies will be ejected and the following screen will be displayed if a counter value was specified for the project Press ENT Enter to go back to main menu...

Page 13: ...cated discs With the duplicator completely powered off press the power button Once the unit has completed its startup sequence the screen will display Step 1 Use the up or down arrow to scroll to the...

Page 14: ...from 16x Press the up or down button to select the desired speed value and then press the ENT Enter to submit the selection If the user does not change the drive speed or alternately the user changes...

Page 15: ...u press ENT Step 2 The dusplicator will display the Preparing screen and any empty recording drives will automatically be ejected to accept blank media Or If either one of the above screens is display...

Page 16: ...his error message will be de selected automatically Then you can select a different track with smaller playtime Step 5 Once you have finished selecting the tracks on this Audio CD you want to mix you...

Page 17: ...owing screen You can then press the ENT Enter button and you will be guided back to the main menu Alternately you can choose to mix more tracks from other Audio CD s by pressing the up or down button...

Page 18: ...nter button once 10 Press down button until you see Are you done on the 2nd line 11 Press ENT Enter button once 12 Press down button until you see Insert Next Master on the 2nd line 13 Press ENT Enter...

Page 19: ...ine 22 Press ENT Enter button once 23 Press ENT Enter button once 24 Press ENT Enter button once 25 Press ENT Enter button once Total 2 Trk 9m 47s Track 3 4m 47s Total 3 Trk 14m 34s Track 3 4m 47s Tot...

Page 20: ...down arrow button to navigate to the Setup menu Step 2 Press the ENT Enter button to enter the Setup menu and the following screen or one quite similar will be displayed Step 3 Use the up or down arro...

Page 21: ...to the main menu This change will only be effective for the current usage until you power off the system unless you perform the Save function under the Utilities menu or perform the Shutdown function...

Page 22: ...1 Test Copy This menu will guide you to perform the simulation of the copying process and if everything passes during the simulation the real copying process will be performed If an error is encounte...

Page 23: ...ck at Once Unless you understand completely what they mean we strongly suggest it be set to Disc at Once 4 5 Max Audio VCD CDG Speed Audio CD s and Video CD s do not have internal error checking capab...

Page 24: ...system is acting abnormal The duplicator will need to be properly Shutdown and powered back on for this to take effect 4 11 Advanced Settings Mixed Media Code This function will allow the duplicator...

Page 25: ...master If you suspect a defective master use this function to verify the integrity of its data 5 6 Manage Accounts This menu will allow the Administrator to perform user administrative tasks This fea...

Page 26: ...on 5 8 External Connection This feature will allow you to activate deactivate the USB or Firewire port on the back of your system This option will allow one or more Writers on the system to be control...

Page 27: ...hange the setting to ON 6 Press ENT Enter button to submit your selection 7 The system will either restart by itself or prompts you restart it manually by powering the system off and back on 8 Your co...

Page 28: ...sc Copies If it works make a copy of your master disc and treat the copy as the new master Then set the Copy source back to the Reader and try again 3 Buttons do not function The duplicator may be pro...

Page 29: ...u 4 Setup b Press the ENT Enter button c Press down button until you see Load Default on the 2nd line d Press ENT Enter button e Wait for 3 4 seconds f Press ESC Escape button g Press down button unti...

Page 30: ...c s are missing when the job has already started Possible Solution Please make sure blank discs are placed in writer trays 203 Burner Mixed or Firmware Version Mixed Description The model or firmware...

Page 31: ...he blank discs contain different manufacturer codes Possible Solution Go to Disc Info in Utilities to make sure every blank disc has the same media ID M Code Replace the one s that are different if ne...

Page 32: ...ages 231 Redundant Name Description The name entered has already been used in the system Possible Solution Enter a different name or rename the existing file name which is in conflict before you re en...

Page 33: ...our audio CD Possible Solution Try a different master or blank disc 252 Not Audio CD Description The Master Disc is not an Audio CD when preparing the mixing process Possible Solution Verify your mast...

Page 34: ...or the Firmware Update File is corrupted Possible Solution 1 Try to re download the Firmware Update File 262 Unknown flash model Description The Firmware Update File is compatible with your system Po...

Page 35: ...ces for USA 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 protect...

Page 36: ...ays locate the machine on a solid support surface not on plush carpet that has adequate strength to support the weight of the machine Always unplug this equipment from the electrical outlet before cle...

Page 37: ...ects into slots or openings on the machine Electrical shock or fire may result 9 Do not obstruct ventilation openings These openings are used to provide proper cooling to the machine Electrical Supply...

Page 38: ...tion supplied with the product 2 Do not carry out any maintenance on this product which is not described in the customer documentation 3 Use supplies and cleaning materials only as directed in the Ope...

Page 39: ...member states related to low voltage equipment 2004 108 EC December 15 2004 Council Directive 2004 108 EC as amended Approximation of the laws of the member states related to electromagnetic compatibi...

Page 40: ...licator If you require further assistance with this unit our technical support staff will be happy to assist you There may be a cost associated with any repairs if your warranty has expired Email Plea...

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