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User’s Manual

Tower CD Duplicator

CDW-D13
CDW-D13H
CDW-D17
CDW-D17H

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Summary of Contents for CDW-D13

Page 1: ...User s Manual Tower CD Duplicator CDW D13 CDW D13H CDW D17 CDW D17H ...

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Page 3: ... has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation To ensure compliance with FCC rules the cable that connect...

Page 4: ...CD Duplicator User s Manual explains how to operate the TEAC Tower CD Duplicator It is divided into the following chapters Chapter 1 Introduction This chapter describes the shipping package contents and introduces the TEAC Tower CD Duplicator Chapter 2 Using the CD Duplicator This chapter explains how to set up the CD Duplicator It also details its basic copy operation Chapter 3 CD Duplicator Func...

Page 5: ...ic Operation 8 Copying from the Optical CD Source Drive 8 Loading Data to and Copying from the Hard Disk Source Drive 9 Chapter 3 Tower CD Duplicator Functions 13 1 Copy 13 2 Test 13 3 Test Copy 14 4 Verify 14 5 Compare 14 6 Prescan 14 7 Disc Info 14 8 Select Source 14 9 Image 15 9 1 Load 15 9 2 Delete Image 15 9 3 Image Info 15 9 4 Compare Image 15 9 5 Select Image 15 9 6 Select Src Drive 15 10 E...

Page 6: ...burn 19 12 3 Read Error Skip 20 12 4 Format HDD 20 12 5 Verify HDD 20 12 6 Burn in 20 12 7 Update Firmware 21 12 8 Compare Firmware 21 12 9 H W Diagnostic 21 12 10 Load Default 21 12 11 CD G 21 12 12 ISRC MCN 21 12 13 CD Text 21 12 14 Switch USB Mode 21 Appendix A List of Functions 23 Appendix B LCD Messages 24 Normal Conditions for all CD Duplicator models 24 Normal Conditions for models that fea...

Page 7: ...r Unit Package Contents 2 Figure 2 Front Panel of the CD Duplicator Unit 3 Figure 3 LCD Control Panel 4 Figure 4 Rear Panel of the CD Duplicator Unit 5 Figure 5 Copy Function on LCD Panel 7 Figure 6 How to Handle Compact Discs CD R and CD RW 26 Figure 7 Ejecting the Disc Tray 27 ...

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Page 9: ...re There is no need to attach any cables to your computer The TEAC Tower CD Duplicator functions entirely as a stand alone unit Note TEAC Tower CD Duplicators are available in 1x3 one source drive and three target drives and 1x7 one source drive and seven target drives mod els with or without internal hard disk drives Please refer to Speciﬁca tions on page 28 for detailed information on the model ...

Page 10: ...ms see Figure 1 TEAC 1x3 or 1x7 Tower CD Duplicator unit AC power cable TEAC Tower CD Duplicator User s Manual this booklet Figure 1 CD Duplicator Unit Package Contents Note If any of the items above is missing from your package upon purchase please contact your vendor immediately CD Duplicator 1x3 CD Duplicator AC power cable User s Manual 1x7 CD Duplicator OR ...

Page 11: ...on if the tray fails to open you can use the emergency eject mechanism You can close the tray by pressing the eject button Notes TEAC strongly recommends that you do not push the tray in to close it Please press the eject button to eject or retract the tray The Tower CD Duplicator may include an internal hard disk drive as an alternate source drive Please refer to Speciﬁcations on page 28 for deta...

Page 12: ...n you can use the emergency eject mechanism You can close the tray by pressing the eject button power switch Use the power switch to turn the power to the CD Duplicator unit on and off LED power indicator The LED power indicator will be continuously lit when the CD Duplicator power is on Press the Up arrow button to scroll up functions or menus Press the Down arrow button to scroll down functions ...

Page 13: ...e to this input connector Plug the other end of the power cable into a three prong receptacle AC power outlet Caution Before you turn on the power to the CD Duplicator make sure the correct voltage is selected Otherwise you risk damage to the unit The default setting is 115VAC Caution Do not attempt to bypass the grounding plug Otherwise you risk electrical shock or damage to the unit Note To ensu...

Page 14: ...Rear Panel 6 TEAC Tower CD Duplicator User s Manual ...

Page 15: ...elf test in which the unit s internal buffer is tested source and target drives are detected and the LCD display is tested Once the initialization is complete the CD Duplicator is ready for use The LCD initially displays the Copy function by default Figure 5 Copy Function on LCD Panel Note The following instructions are applicable to 1x3 and 1x7 Tower CD Duplicators The primary difference between ...

Page 16: ...cs and issue the record command to only those target drives that contain a blank disc When the copy operation is complete the CD R disc in each of the target drives will be ejected automatically Note The following instructions apply to all CD Duplicator models Note With the default setting after a source disc has been successfully copied the CD Duplicator automatically ejects the target CD R discs...

Page 17: ...n that contains the data you want to copy specify the hard disk drive as the source drive then execute the copy function 1 Insert a source CD into the CD ROM drive This disc CD ROM CD R or CD RW contains the data that you wish to copy to the partition on the internal hard disk drive 2 Press the buttons to select function menu 9 Image then press the ENT button The Image menu includes the Load Delet...

Page 18: ... the CD in the source drive will be copied onto the partition you selected in Step 5 8 Once the data is loaded successfully remove the source disc from the CD ROM drive 9 Repeat Steps 1 through 8 to load additional image ﬁles from other CDs to other partitions if desired At this point the selected partition is the same as the one you selected in Step 5 above If you want to copy from this partition...

Page 19: ...ct function menu 8 Select Source then press the ENT button to access a list of available source drive options 14 Press the buttons to select the hard disk drive then press the ENT button The hard disk drive is now designated as the source drive 15 Press the button to switch to function 1 Copy The LCD will display a message similar to the following 1 Copy P A This message indicates that the data wi...

Page 20: ...plicator automatically ejects the discs With the default setting if the copy operation fails the failed target CD R disc remains in the target drive To remove the failed CD R disc press the eject button on the target drive and retrieve the disc Then press the eject button again to retract the disc tray You can change the default settings by using the Advanced Setup menu See 12 Advanced Setup Adv S...

Page 21: ...y installed hard disk drive and you wish to copy data from a partition on the hard disk refer to Loading Data to and Copying from the Hard Disk Source Drive on page 9 3 Press the ENT button When the copy operation is complete the target drives eject the copied discs 4 To make additional copies of the same source disc insert another blank CD R disc in each of the target drives and press the ENT but...

Page 22: ...ction speed 7 Disc Info The Disc Info function displays detailed information about the source disc including sessions tracks capacity etc 8 Select Source The Select Source function enables you to select a drive CD ROM drive CD Writer drive or hard disk drive as the source from which to copy You can select a hard disk drive only on those Tower CD Duplicator systems that feature a factory installed ...

Page 23: ...tion A You can load as many disc images as the number of partitions available on the hard disk drive 9 2 Delete Image Use the Delete Image function to delete an image stored in a particular partition 9 3 Image Info Use the Image Info function to display basic information for an image file stored in a particular partition 9 4 Compare Image Use the Compare Image function to compare the contents of a...

Page 24: ...he CD ROM drive does not feature a headphone jack change the source drive designation to one of the CD R CD RW drives using function 8 Select Source see page 14 You can connect standard multimedia speakers to the audio jack of the designated source drive The volume knob on the front of the drive controls the audio volume level The arrow buttons on the LCD panel enable you to skip to the next track...

Page 25: ...highest speed available on the target drive On occasion using the maximum writing speed will cause copy failure due to poor quality CD R discs or unstable high speed CD writing In this case TEAC recommends that you reduce the writing speed 11 3 Read Speed The Read Speed function enables you to set the reading speed of the target drive MAXIMUM is the default setting 11 4 Auto Start Drive The Auto S...

Page 26: ...s the default setting Eject All Disc This option ejects successful and failed copy discs Do Not Eject With this option all discs remain in the target drive Manual ejection is required after every copy operation 11 10 Burn on the Fly The Burn on the Fly function enables you to control the copy operation When the setting is ON data is copied directly from the source CD to the target CDs When the set...

Page 27: ...e Quick Erase function performs a Quick Erase on CD RW discs 11 17 Full Erase The Full Erase function performs a Full Erase on CD RW discs This function takes longer than the Quick Erase 12 Advanced Setup Adv Setup The Advanced Setup functions enable you to modify the system configuration You should make changes only after you become completely familiar with the functions in this menu To enter Adv...

Page 28: ...ive has already been partitioned and formatted and is ready for use 12 5 Verify HDD For factory use only please do NOT use this function The Verify HDD option is valid only on Tower CD Duplicators that feature a factory installed hard disk drive The factory installed hard disk drive has already been partitioned and formatted and is ready for use 12 6 Burn in The Burn in function runs an emulate wr...

Page 29: ...ts the devices connected to the interface board confirms functionality and displays information about the hardware on the LCD 12 10 Load Default The Load Default function resets all settings to factory default values It is recommended that you reset to the default values if the CD Duplicator fails to function properly after you make changes to the original configuration 12 11 CD G The CD G functio...

Page 30: ...12 14 Switch USB Mode 22 TEAC Tower CD Duplicator User s Manual ...

Page 31: ...Menu Default is Copy 11 6 Auto Verify Default is Off 11 7 Auto Compare Default is Off 11 8 Auto Prescan Default is Off 11 9 Eject Disc Default is Eject Good Only 11 10 Burn on the Fly Default is On 11 11 Burn Mode Default is DAO 11 12 Display Time Default Off 11 13 Button Sound Default is On 11 14 Device Info 11 15 System Info 11 16 Quick Erase 11 17 Full Erase 12 Advanced Setup Adv Setup 12 1 Und...

Page 32: ...upy the same channel Preparing The system is preparing to record Check Target Please Wait The system is checking the target device Audio Disc Can t compare The system cannot compare the audio disc Identical Comparison results are identical Read disc error During a comparison the disc could not be read Cannot read TOC The system cannot read the contents of the disc TOC not match Comparison results ...

Page 33: ...rtition is damaged Verify Disk Or Partition Do you want to verify the entire hard disk or only a parti tion Verify Hard Disk OK The hard disk has been veriﬁed successfully Verify the Hard Disk Fail The hard disk has not been veriﬁed successfully Verify Partition Header Verify the partition header Select HDD First First select a formatted hard disk Message Meaning Lost selected Tracks Abort and del...

Page 34: ...ace Do not touch the disc s data surface unlabeled side Do not place discs in direct sunlight or in locations subject to high humidity high temperatures or dusty conditions If it becomes necessary to clean a disc due to erratic operation visible dust or smudges gently wipe the surface of the disc from the center to the outside edge Do not use benzene alcohol thinner or other solvents Figure 6 How ...

Page 35: ...s label side facing up Then press the Eject button again to retract the disc tray back into the drive To eject a disc from the source or a target drive press the Eject button on the front of the drive to extend the disc tray Remove the disc from the disc tray and place it in its protective case Then press the Eject button again to retract the disc tray back into the drive Figure 7 Ejecting the Dis...

Page 36: ...CD RW Drive Interface IDE ATAPI Read Speed 52x Write Speed CD R 52X CD RW 32X Drive Buffer Size 2MB System Buffer Size 8MB Supported Discs CD R CD RW 12 8cm card discs Supported Formats CD ROM Mode 1 2 CD DA CD ROM XA Game CD Mix Mode Multi session HFS CD Bridge CD Extra CD G Karaoke CD R CD RW Photo CD slower speed Video CD slower speed System Control Copy and Search Buttons System Display LCD Pa...

Page 37: ...or malfunction resulting from installation and cabling 10 For wireless configurations TEAC cannot be responsible for interference or operation in locations that restrict range 11 Damage to or from interconnected network equipment 12 Data integrity or loss of data HOW YOU CAN GET WARRANTY SERVICE Please contact the TEAC service department for a Return Authorization number before shipping unit s to ...

Page 38: ...NSEQUENTIAL PUNITIVE OR OTHERWISE SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS AND OR DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC RIGHTS AND MAY VARY FROM SOME OF THE RIGHTS PROVIDED BY LAW THESE RIGHTS MAY VARY FROM STATE TO STATE To conta...

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