R-Quest TCP-7200, User Manual

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To use the default name just press the ENTER key at this point (see the
Entering Text section of the Operation chapter for instructions on entering an
image name). The default name will be the current time & date on the system.
Next the system will ask for the number of copies to record:
Enter Quantity
[ ]
Press the up arrow key /\ to set the quantity to
[0001].
Then press the
ENTER
key to accept the quantity. The top drive tray will open and the following
prompt will be displayed:
Insert Master Disc...
Press any key.
Put the Master Disc in the Input Hopper on top of the Blank disc and press the
ENTER
key. The Autoloader will pick the Master Disc, and place it in the drive
tray, the tray will close and the Master Disc will be analysed and then read.
When the Master read is complete, the tray will open and Autoloader will
remove the disc from the tray, and place it into the Accept hopper. The arm
will then return to the Input hopper, and take the top blank disc (placed there
earlier). This will be loaded into the first recorder.
The recorder tray will close and you are copying your first disc! There is a
percentage bar indicator at the top right corner of the display that shows the
progress of each job.
The above instructions will work for all printer configurations. Both input
hoppers can be loaded with blank discs and the robot will automatically
change hoppers once the first input hopper becomes empty. Once the first
Input Hopper becomes empty, and the robot starts loading from the second
Input Hopper, the first Input Hopper becomes an ‘Accept Hopper’.
This is
known as ‘rotating hoppers’.
Quick Start Comparing
Using the Compare function is essentially the same as copying. The only
difference is that you use the
Start Comparing
menu selection, and you will be
using written discs, rather than blank ones.
NOTE:
Because of the way Audio and Video CDs are recorded, CDs containing
Audio or Video tracks cannot be verified. This is not a limitation of the
TCP Autoloader equipment, but a limitation of the CD error correction
system.