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Getting Started
CAUTION
After setting the disc, do not click the CD/DVD
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drive icon (on Windows Explorer, etc.) until the
disc is recognized by the computer.
For AutoPlay Disc:
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An AutoPlay Disc may start during file access
depending on the status of the disc.
When playing back motion video from a disc,
playback may not be smooth in some conditions.
When you turn on the CD/DVD drive power for
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the first time after purchase or reinstallation,
the CD/DVD drive is recognized as a new
device. Do not turn off the drive power with the
drive power/open switch until the recognition
process is completed (approximately 30
seconds).
NOTE
Power-saving mode of the CD/DVD drive
If the drive is not accessed for 30 seconds, the drive
motor will automatically be shut down to reduce the
power consumption.
When the drive is accessed again, the drive motor is
turned on. In this case, reading of the disc data will
take approximately 30 seconds.
Cannot open the disc cover
To remove a disc when the disc cover cannot be
opened or when the computer is powered off:
Insert a pointed object (e.g., the bent-out tip of a
paper clip, or the tip of a ballpoint pen) into the
emergency hole, and move in the direction of the
arrow.
Emergency Hole
When opening the disc cover
Be sure to close the display only after confirming
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the disc cover is closed. If the disc cover is not
closed, the LCD may become damaged.
Never insert a foreign object such as a paper clip
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into the drive.
Doing so may cause malfunction.
The disc cover can be opened up to an angle that
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will automatically open to this maximum open
position.
Do not attempt to
open the cover further
after it stops.
If you accidentally
touch the disc cover
causing the disc cover
to open more than the
degrees described
above, press the cover
forward slowly until the
stopper returns to its
original position.
Do not leave the disc cover open and do not
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touch the lens. The lens and disc can become
dusty in some conditions. It may cause
malfunction in reading or writing.
About Playback of Media
Recorded with CPRM
CPRM is rights management technology which
is used when digital broadcasts with recording
restrictions are recorded to DVD-RAM, DVD-R or
DVD-RW with a DVD recorder.
To play back such content, your operating
environment must be connected to the Internet.
Once connected to the Internet, the content is
recognized automatically and is available for
playback. From the next time, it can be played back
without connecting to the Internet.
Reference Manua
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