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DVD Duplicator Series            

 

©2005 Kingdom, Inc. All rights reserved 

Ver: 1.0

                                                   Page - 2 of 34

                                User’s Guide 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ......................................................................................................... 1 

CHAPTER 1  INTRODUCTION................................................................................................. 4 

I

NTRODUCING THE 

DVD

 

D

UPLICATOR 

S

YSTEMS

......................................................................... 4 

F

EATURES

............................................................................................................................... 4 

S

YSTEM 

S

PECIFICATION

........................................................................................................... 4 

U

NPACKING 

Y

OUR 

N

EW 

D

UPLICATOR

........................................................................................ 5 

C

LEANING AND 

M

AINTENANCE

.................................................................................................. 6 

F

OR 

B

EST 

P

ERFORMANCE

........................................................................................................ 6 

W

ARRANTY 

I

NFORMATION

......................................................................................................... 6 

T

ECHNICAL 

S

UPPORT

............................................................................................................... 7 

CHAPTER 2  GETTING STARTED .......................................................................................... 8 

T

URNING ON THE 

S

YSTEM

......................................................................................................... 8 

A

BOUT THE 

LCD

 

P

ANEL 

D

ISPLAY

.............................................................................................. 8 

CHAPTER 3  SIMPLE BASICS ................................................................................................ 9 

O

VERVIEW

............................................................................................................................... 9 

C

OPYING A 

M

ASTER 

DVD......................................................................................................... 9 

L

OADING A 

DVD

 ONTO THE 

H

ARD 

D

RIVE

................................................................................. 10 

C

OPYING FROM A 

P

ARTITION ON THE 

H

ARD 

D

RIVE

.................................................................... 12 

S

ELECTING THE 

S

OURCE TO 

C

OPY 

F

ROM 

(DVD-RW

 OR 

H

ARD 

D

RIVE

) ..................................... 14 

S

ELECTING A 

S

PECIFIC 

H

ARD 

D

RIVE 

P

ARTITION AS THE 

S

OURCE

.............................................. 16 

CHAPTER 4  ADVANCED FUNCTIONS ................................................................................ 18 

T

ESTING 

(S

IMULATING

)

 THE 

C

OPY 

P

ROCESS

........................................................................... 18 

T

ESTING AND 

C

OPYING 

DVD

S

................................................................................................ 18 

V

ERIFYING THE 

T

ARGET 

(D

UPLICATE

)

 

DVD

S

............................................................................ 18 

C

OMPARING THE 

S

OURCE AND 

T

ARGET AFTER 

C

OPYING

.......................................................... 19 

P

RESCANNING THE 

M

ASTER 

(S

OURCE

)

 

DVD........................................................................... 19 

V

IEWING THE 

D

ISC 

I

NFO OF THE 

M

ASTER 

(S

OURCE

)

 

DVD ........................................................ 20 

S

ELECT 

S

OURCE

.................................................................................................................... 20 

CHAPTER 5  USING THE HARD DRIVE PARTITION AS THE SOURCE ............................ 21 

O

VERVIEW

............................................................................................................................. 21 

L

OADING A 

DVD

 

(I

MAGE

)

 INTO A 

P

ARTITION OF THE 

H

ARD 

D

RIVE

.............................................. 22 

D

ELETE THE 

C

ONTENTS OF A 

H

ARD 

D

RIVE 

P

ARTITION

.............................................................. 22 

R

EVIEW THE 

C

ONTENTS OF A 

P

ARTITION

.................................................................................. 22 

C

OMPARE THE PARTITION TO THE 

DVD.................................................................................... 23 

Summary of Contents for DVD Duplicator - DVD Duplicator built-in 20X Burner

Page 1: ..._____________________________________________________________________________________________ 2005 Kingdom Inc All rights reserved Ver 1 0 DVD Duplicator User s Guide ...

Page 2: ...ecified in this manual Please read this manual in its entirety before using the system To prevent fire or shock do not expose the unit to moisture or rain To prevent electronic shock do not attempt to disassemble the duplicator or any of its internal components Refer servicing to authorized personnel The internal drives utilize a laser beam that can be harmful to the eyes Do not disassemble the un...

Page 3: ...HE HARD DRIVE 10 COPYING FROM A PARTITION ON THE HARD DRIVE 12 SELECTING THE SOURCE TO COPY FROM DVD RW OR HARD DRIVE 14 SELECTING A SPECIFIC HARD DRIVE PARTITION AS THE SOURCE 16 CHAPTER 4 ADVANCED FUNCTIONS 18 TESTING SIMULATING THE COPY PROCESS 18 TESTING AND COPYING DVDS 18 VERIFYING THE TARGET DUPLICATE DVDS 18 COMPARING THE SOURCE AND TARGET AFTER COPYING 19 PRESCANNING THE MASTER SOURCE DVD...

Page 4: ...LANGUAGE 26 CD BURN SPEED 26 DVD BURN SPEED 26 READ SPEED 26 AUTO START DRIVE 26 STARTUP MENU 26 AUTO VERIFY 26 AUTO COMPARE 26 AUTO PRESCAN 26 EJECT DISC 26 BURN ON THE FLY 27 BURN MODE 27 DISPLAY TIME 27 BUTTON SOUND 27 DEVICE INFO 27 SYSTEM INFO 27 QUICK ERASE 27 FULL ERASE 27 AUTO CLOSE TRAY 27 QUICK COMPARE 27 AUDIO BURN SPEED 27 CHAPTER 8 TROUBLESHOOTING 28 APPENDIX 1 OVERVIEW OF THE FUNCTIO...

Page 5: ...se each partition in the hard drive to load selected tracks from any number of DVDs and then duplicate the loaded tracks to multiple DVDs If your system does not include a hard drive you can use the first DVD drive as the reader and the remaining drives for duplication Features Stand alone IDE to IDE DVD controller Self system diagnostics when power is turned on Easy to use informative LCD command...

Page 6: ... Confirm that the voltage setting AC 115 230V is correct Confirm that the power input is stable and consistent Install an uninterruptible power supply UPS if necessary Make sure that the system is on a level and stable surface away from direct sunlight and free from any vibration Make sure that the environment for the system is properly ventilated and free of dust excessive heat and humidity and e...

Page 7: ...is free from defects in material and workmanship Kingdom Inc will for one year at its option repair or replace at no charge for parts and labor from the date you purchase the product from Kingdom Inc Kingdom Inc reserves the right to determine the validity of all warranty claims Warranty is void if the product serial number has been altered or removed Warranty is void if the product has been misus...

Page 8: ... 1 800 296 2312 Note This duplicator has a serial number located on the rear panel Please record the Model Number and Serial Number and retain them for your records It will be necessary to provide this information to Technical Support personnel in order for them to provide you with the best technical support possible Model Number _____________________________________ Serial Number ________________...

Page 9: ... About the LCD Panel Display When you first turn the system on after a short self test routine the information displayed in the LCD panel will indicate the copy function is selected Press the down arrow button to scroll through the functions that are available in the system They appear in the following order 1 Copy 2 Test 3 Test Copy 4 Verify 5 Compare 6 Prescan 7 Disc Info 8 Select Source 9 Image...

Page 10: ... Drive Selecting a Specific Hard Drive Partition as the Source Copying a Master DVD Duplicating Copying from DVD to DVD is the most frequently used function of the system This procedure provides step by step instructions for making duplicates from a Master DVD 1 Turn on the system Note that the 1 Copy command is displayed Your LCD display should look like this 2 Place the Master DVD in the top dri...

Page 11: ... of the successful duplication process 6 Remove the duplicated DVD s from the drive s and close the drive s using the open close button on the DVD drive 7 Unless you intend to make more copies of the same master DVD remove the master DVD from the Master source drive 8 Press the ESC button to return to the Copy function Loading a DVD onto the Hard Drive This procedure applies only to systems that h...

Page 12: ...will indicate the status of the load process by displaying the percent of the DVD s contents that have been loaded the number of tracks that have been loaded etc In the following example we can see that the contents of the Master DVD are being loaded into partition A of the hard drive This particular snapshot shows that 18 percent of the DVD has been copied 2851 5 MB of data remains to be copied a...

Page 13: ... how to copy a DVD that has been loaded onto a partition on the hard drive to blank DVDs in all of the available DVD RW drives in the system 1 Turn on the system Note that the copy command is displayed Your LCD display should look like this 2 Use the down arrow button to display the 8 Select Source function Your LCD display should look like this 3 Press the ENT button and then press the down arrow...

Page 14: ...splayed partition letter of the hard drive Note that the DVD drives that are being written to from the hard drive have a blinking light indicating that the copy session is in progress The status of the copy operation is indicated in the LCD panel display In the following example the snapshot shows that 1256 7 MBs of the data remain to be copied from partition A and that 44 of the data has already ...

Page 15: ...le on the left if your last operation involved duplicating from a Master DVD If your last operation involved duplicating DVDs from a hard disc partition your LCD display should like the example on the right 2 Use the down arrow button to scroll to the 8 Select Source function 3 Press the ENT button Use the down arrow button to select the source you wish to copy from For example to select the hard ...

Page 16: ...a confirmation of your selection Depending on your selection one of the next three messages may be displayed 5 Press the ENT button or the ESC button to return to redisplay the Select Source function The Copy function will reflect the source as explained in step 1 6 If you have selected the hard drive as your source you must make sure to specify which partition in the hard drive you intend to use ...

Page 17: ... be displayed 2 Use the down arrow button to scroll to the 8 Select Source function 3 Press the ENT button Use the up or down arrow buttons to scroll to the hard drive 4 Press the ENT button to make your selection The LCD panel displays a confirmation of your selection as shown next 5 Press the ENT button or ESC button to display the Select Source function The Copy function will reflect the source...

Page 18: ...the partition in the hard drive that you wish to use as the source For example Press the ENT button to select the displayed partition The LCD panel will confirm your selection For example Press the ESC button twice to return to the Image function Then use the down arrow button to scroll to the Copy function Note that the partition you selected is displayed with the Copy function For example ...

Page 19: ...tion is used to test the copying process and then actually copy the source to the destination discs How to use the 3 Test Copy function 1 Use the down arrow button to scroll down to the 3 Test Copy function 2 The system will test the source and the target destination and then automatically start the copy process If using the DVD RW as the source put a source DVD into the DVD RW top disc drawer and...

Page 20: ...drives 3 Use the down arrow button to scroll down to the 5 Compare function and press the ENT button to start the Compare process The LCD panel will display the compare information and the results When the process completes the target DVDs will be automatically ejected 4 Press the ENT button to view the detail of the Compare information If the compare result is identical then the LCD panel will di...

Page 21: ...mation about the Master DVD Disc Type e g DVD R Capacity 2903 MB How to use the 7 Disc Info function 1 Place the Master DVD in the DVD RW drive source 2 Use the down arrow to display the 7 Disc Info function 3 Press ENT button to view the Disc Type and Capacity on the master DVD 4 Press the ESC button to redisplay the 7 Disc Info function Select Source The 8 Select Source function lets you select ...

Page 22: ... the contents of the working partition with the contents of the target DVD 9 04 Compare Image page 22 Select a Hard Drive Partition Image 9 05 Select Image Page 22 Select the Image Source Drive 9 06 Image Src Drive page 23 The hard drive in the DVD Duplicator system contains partitions Each partition can store five gigabyte of data Therefore with an 80GB hard drive you can load as many as 12 DVDs ...

Page 23: ...panel displays the status of the load process and when the load is finished the LCD will show the results Delete the Contents of a Hard Drive Partition The 9 02 Image Delete Image option is used to delete the data Image stored in the currently displayed partition of the hard drive How to use the 9 02 Image Delete Image option 1 Use the down arrow button to scroll to the 9 Image function Then press...

Page 24: ...e ENT button to select it Use the down arrow to display the option 9 05 Image Select Image Press the ENT button The LCD panel displays the prompt Select working Partition A 2 Use the down arrow button to display the desired working partition Then press the ENT button to select it 3 Press the ENT button again to confirm your choice of the current working partition Selecting the Image Source Drive T...

Page 25: ...tton to select it The LCD panel displays the first Edit Track option 10 01 Edit Track CD to CD Edit Press the ENT button the LCD panel displays the contents of the Master CD and prompts you to select a track 3 Use the down arrow button to select the track number and then press the ENT button to select it Do this for each track you wish to select 4 Use the down arrow to scroll to the end of the lis...

Page 26: ...it 4 Attach headphones to the disc drive to listen to the track 5 Press the ESC button three times to stop the Play Audio Track option Closing a Session The 10 04 Edit Track Close Session option is used to finalize the target CD so that no more data can be written to it This option makes the CD ready to be read on a normal player How to use the 10 04 Edit Track Close Session option Use the down ar...

Page 27: ... the DVD writers will test for the blank discs The default setting is OFF Startup Menu This option allows you to select which function will appear at system startup The default is the Copy function Auto Verify This option controls the auto verify of the target DVDs which verifies if they can be read correctly in the DVD RW drive after copying The default setting is OFF Auto Compare This option con...

Page 28: ...is option controls whether the button sound is ON or OFF The default setting is ON Device Info This option shows what drives are installed System Info This option shows the system information of the LCD such as the internal firmware revisions Quick Erase This option initiates a quick erase of the data on the DVD RW disc Full Erase This option will do a complete erase of the data on the DVD RW disc...

Page 29: ... can not read disc and shows error message Check the format of master DVD or master DVD itself for damage Use any of the DVD Writers to read the master if it works the DVD RW may be defective or not compatible with DVD RW 4 Buttons do not function May be still busy on task Button malfunction Faulty board 5 Copy complete but DVD R disc is not readable executable Use compare to check Change another ...

Page 30: ... 06 Select Src Drive 9 07 Image Format Info 10 Edit Track 10 01 CD to CD Edit 10 02 CD to HD 10 03 Play Audio Track 10 04 Close Session 11 Setup 11 01 Language LCD Type 1 English 11 02 CD Burn Speed This function lets you control the burning speed of CD writers default is Auto 11 03 DVD Burn Speed This function lets you control the burning speed of DVD writers default is Maximum 11 04 Read Speed T...

Page 31: ...Ver 1 0 Page 30 of 34 User s Guide 11 12 Burn Mode 1 DAO 2 TAO 11 13 Display Time On Off 11 14 Button Sound On Off 11 15 Device Info 11 16 System Info 11 17 Quick Erase 11 18 Full Erase 11 19 Auto Close Tray 11 20 Quick Compare On Off 11 21 Auto Burn Speed Auto ...

Page 32: ...cking the target device wait for a while Audio Disc Can t compare Audio disc can not be compared Identical After comparing the contents of CD is the same Read disc error During the comparing the disc has read errors Can t read TOC CD s TOC data can not read TOC not match After comparing the source and target device s TOC are not identical Source Disc Empty The source CD is blank without data Targe...

Page 33: ...t End edit disc and burn Finishing the music disc edit and start to record the CD Continue edit next Disc Asking to continue editing next music disc or not Target Overflow Re Select The CD disc space is not enough to record the selected track Close all disc s session Closes the disc s session and inhibits further data recording Can t edit HDD The hard drive can not be used as a source for editing ...

Page 34: ...DVD Duplicator Series 2005 Kingdom Inc All rights reserved Ver 1 0 Page 33 of 34 User s Guide Flash ROM fail The flash ROM failed to write ...

Page 35: ...k Road Mansfield PA 16933 Telephone 570 662 7515 Fax 570 662 3875 Website www kingdom com Note Before contacting Technical Support please have your Model Number and the Serial Number of your duplicator available for reference These numbers are located on the rear panel of your duplicator For Best Performance For best results always use high quality media For recommendations please visit us at www ...

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