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Instructions

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one for the hard disk and one for

a Optiarc Writer. If you prefer

to connect the Optiarc Writer to

the same port as your hard disc,

(as a secondary device) you have

to change jumper setting to

SLAVE mode.

Installing the Optiarc Writer
in a host PC

1. Turn off the computer, other

peripherals and unplug all the
cords and cables. Then remove
the computer cover, face plate,
mounting clips, and keeper
bracket. Refer to the Guide to
operations that came with your
computer for help with this step.

2. If necessary, slide other devices

above the installation outappro-
ximately 50 ~70 mm (2 ~ 3 in.),
but do not disconnect the cables.

3

. Slide the Optiarc Writer into

the computer until it is out
approximately 50 ~ 70 mm
(2 ~ 3 in.).

4

. Locate a spare power cable in

your computer.

5

. Connect that power cable to

the power connector on the
back of the Optiarc Writer.

6

. Connect the I/O BUS connector

on the Optiarc Writer and the
IDE controller. Connect the
coloured stripe side of the
cable on the side marked with
the arrow (

).

7

. Slide the Optiarc Writer into

the computer and fix it in the
computer cabinet with 4 screws.

To avoid damage to the Optiarc

Writer take care, that the screws

do not reach more than 5 mm

into the Optiarc Writers cabinet.

Jumper Block
1 = CSEL
2 = SLAVE
3 = MASTER

5 DIGITAL OUT Connector

This connector is used to con-

nect Digital Audio to an audio

board.

6 LINE OUT Connector

This connector is used to con-

nect CD-Audio to an audio board.

7 JUMPER BLOCK

These blocks of jumper set the

configuration for the Optiarc

Writer (ref. chapter

‘Installation’-’Jumper Setting’

for details).

8 Power Connector

Use this to provide operating

power from the host computer.

9 I/O BUS Connector

This BUS connector is used to

control the Optiarc Writer and

data transmission. Use a flat

ribbon cable to connect your

computer to the Optiarc

Writer. Connect the coloured

side of the ribbon cable to the

side marked with the arrow.

Installation

Jumper Setting

A jumper consists out of a pair of

pins and a connector, which fits

over the pins. When the connector

is in place it establishes an elec-

tronic link between the pins, which

enables the function being con-

trolled by the jumper. If the con-

nector is removed, the electronic

link is disconnected and the

function is disabled. Jumpers are

used to set the Optiarc Writer

mode on the IDE interface. The

factory default setting is MASTER

for fitting to enhanced IDE con-

trollers supporting two ports,

Rear View

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Summary of Contents for CD-1100

Page 1: ...Operating instructions HH CD DVD Writer AD 7173 AD 7170 AD 5173 AD 5170 CB 1100 NR 9500 SlimLine DVD Writer AD 7543 AD 7540 AD 5540 AD 7633 AD 7630 label burn ...

Page 2: ...e when connected due to the possibility of eye damage CAUTION Adjustment of control or following procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Laser Specification Semiconductor Laser 300mW 783nm 300mW 658nm Disposing of your used NEC product In the European Union EU wide legislation as implemented in each Member State requires that used electrical and elec...

Page 3: ...to the Optiarc Writer take care that the screws do not reach more than 5 mm into the Optiarc Writers cabinet Jumper Block 1 CSEL 2 SLAVE 3 MASTER 5 DIGITAL OUT Connector This connector is used to con nect Digital Audio to an audio board 6 LINE OUT Connector This connector is used to con nect CD Audio to an audio board 7 JUMPER BLOCK These blocks of jumper set the configuration for the Optiarc Writ...

Page 4: ...are if the installation does not starting automatically you have to activate the installation software manually To disable or enable drive s buffer under run prevention technology you need a writer S W supporting this function Support For local support like hotline service or drivers see the file README TXT on the software CD ROM or NEC s Internet site at http www neceurope com not for NR 9500 8 R...

Page 5: ...19 40x 2550 6000 KByes sec 17 40x CD DA 3450 7200 KByes sec 23 48x 3450 7200 KByes sec 23 48x 2550 6000 KByes sec 17 40x write DVD R 10300 24700KByte sec 7 5 18x supported speeds 18x 16x 13x 12x 8x 6x 4x 2x DVD R DL 5500 11000 kByte sec 4 8x supported speeds 8x 4x 2x DVD RW 5500 8200 kByte sec 4 6x supported speeds 6x 4x 2x 1x DVD R 10300 24700KByte sec 7 5 18x supported speeds 18x 16x 13x 12x 8x ...

Page 6: ...connected due to the possibility of eye damage CAUTION Adjustment of control or following procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Laser Specification Semiconductor Laser 330mW 785nm 280mW 661nm Disposing of your used NEC product In the European Union EU wide legislation as implemented in each Member State requires that used electrical and electronic ...

Page 7: ... calmly by hand Note If an eject prohibit command has been received from the computer the disc tray will not be ejected even if the Eject button is pressed 5 Connector This Connector includes Power I O BUS and Audio Line Out Installation Configuration The drive configures itself independently over the connector Note Not all computer hardware supports the intended automatic configuration Usually th...

Page 8: ...isc inside still spinning wait until spin stoped certainly 3 Insert a steel rod about 0 8 mm in diameter into the emergency eject hole and push firmly until the cartridge is ejected A stiff paper clip may be used as steel rod Driver Installation The software installation starts with activating the reading func tion of the drive CD ROM If you are using the Slimline DVD Writer with Windows 95 98 ME ...

Page 9: ...4500 11000 KByte sec 3 3 8x 4500 11000 KByte sec 3 3 8x supported speeds 8x 6x 4x 2x 8x 6x 4x 2x 8x 6x 4x 2x DVD R DL 2700 5500 KByte sec 2 4x 2700 5500 KByte sec 2 4x 2700 5500 KByte sec 2 4x supported speeds 4x 2x 4x 2x 4x 2x DVD RW 2700 8200 KByte sec 2 6x 2700 8200 KByte sec 2 6x 2700 8200 KByte sec 2 6x supported speeds 6x 4x 2x 1x 6x 4x 2x 1x 6x 4x 2x 1x DVD RAM 4100 6900 KByte sec 3 5x 4100...

Page 10: ...label side Labelflash media Overview With the new Labelflash DVD Writer from Optiarc DVD R and DVD R media can be labelled inside the drive no marker or printer are necessary The labelling can be done post or before burning For the inscription of the DVD label side special Labelflash necessary In addition the unused area of the data side of the media can be utilised for inscription Caution If you ...

Page 11: ... min 25mm max 53mm Outer radius min 28mm max 58mm Width of the label area min 5mm max 33mm Disc rotation speed 7875rpm 4500rpm 2250rpm depends on the selected media Resolution gradation 1000dpi 256 Above specifications are subject to change Labelflash is a trademark of Yamaha used under license How to create a Label with Nero To create a Labelflash inscription you have to first start NeroExpress T...

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