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Safety measures and operating hints

• The tray of the media can be opened in the following modes with the Eject

button :

- in the running mode (Drive is supplied with power from the PC via PORT

cable attached to the computer);

Additionaly, the tray can be opened at any time and in any mode by cautious

insertion and pressing the “emergency-eject” (e.g. with a pointed object like

a bent paper clip).

• The PORT DVD can be operated in either upright or horizontal state. It should

possibly not be moved during operation.

• Operating the device should only take place within temperature ranges of

10 – 45 °C.

• After transporting the device, especially in low temperatures which can

cause condensation to form, allow the PORT DVD unit to reach room

temperature before operating.

• The PORT DVD should not be used in dusty and humid surroundings.
• Use only the included AC Adapter power cable, otherwise damage to the

unit could occur.

• The PORT DVD should not be operated near other RF emitting devices such

as consumer electronics as there is a potential for interference.

• The PORT DVD should not be operated near strong electromagnetic radiation

source (loud speakers, Port DVD phones etc.)

• Please note that the DVD-ROM drive takes longer to identify the media, after

placing it inside.

Safety:
• Never attempt to disassemble, adjust or repair the DVD-ROM drive

as exposure to laser light or other safety hazards may result.

• This is a Class 1 Laser Product. This product complies with all

applicable safety standards, DHHS Rules 21 CFR Chapter 1,

Subchapter J. The laser beam generated is totally enclosed during

all modes of normal operation, and no hazardous laser light is

emitted from the drive.

Safety measures and user interface

Summary of Contents for Noteworthy Slim Line CD/DVD

Page 1: ...1 PORT Noteworthy Slim Line CD DVD www port com...

Page 2: ...acquired a drive that can be connected to any PC with the approriate interface FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY This equiqment has been tested and found to comply with the l...

Page 3: ...Hardware Installation page 6 CHAPTER 2 Device description page 7 CHAPTER 3 Software Installation page 8 under Windows 95 98 page 8 under Windows NT 4 0 page 10 CHAPTER 4 Daily use of the PORT DVD page...

Page 4: ...interface type II or higher Software Requirements The PORT DVD is set up for use of the following operating systems Windows 95 98 Windows NT 4 0 Media Formats The PORT DVD reads formats according foll...

Page 5: ...ng The PORT DVD should not be used in dusty and humid surroundings Use only the included AC Adapter power cable otherwise damage to the unit could occur The PORT DVD should not be operated near other...

Page 6: ...ble for Windows 95 98 To use the PORT DVD drive for Windows 95 98 primary installation must be carried out only once according to the following software installation ThePORTPCMCIACableisPlug Playcompa...

Page 7: ...wer supply via AC Adapter The PORT DVD is powered from the external AC Adapter when switch 5 is in the DC position and the AC Adapter is connected 3 Power supply from the Notebook Set the switch to th...

Page 8: ...t When pulling out the paper clip the tray is unlocked and can be fully opened by hand CHAPTER 3 Software installation 3 1 Software installation under Windows 95 98 After connecting your PORT DVD for...

Page 9: ...on for your PORT DVD device Windows 95a 1 Insert the PORT DVD disk containing the Windows 95 98 software 2 Plugthe PCMCIACableintoanyPCMCIAslotofyourcomputerandcontinue with OK 3 Afterthedialogbox New...

Page 10: ...reserved drive letters will then be displayed 5 Under Reserved Drive Letter enter a drive letter for example F for the PORTDVD asthe Startdriveletter and F againasthe Lastdriveletter 6 Confirm your s...

Page 11: ...firm the chosen entry with Continue and the files will then be installed onto your computer 5 The setup wizard will inform you of the installation process Follow the on screen instructions Afteryoures...

Page 12: ...rder to do so it is necessary to install the drivers on every computer as described in Chapter 3 The computer has to be restarted so that the PORT DVD can be detected Operation of the PORT DVD A CD DV...

Page 13: ...n be ejected and if the device is getting power when the system boots If the PORT DVD is not connected to AC power and you are having power problems or problems finding the DVD drive unit first try to...

Page 14: ...ase have the following information on hand when you call the serial number at the back of your PORT DVD and Cable the version of your installation disk the information on the power cord theversionofyo...

Page 15: ...o the computer Cable PCMCIA via PC Card slot Storage Capacity DVD ROM type description DVD 5 DVD 9 DVD 10 DVD 18 Capacity according to the manufacturer 4 7 GB 8 5 GB 9 4 GB 17 GB Actual capacity 4 38...

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