Watchguard DV-1 guide, Руководство пользователя

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Some percentage of all DVDs have flaws or scratches that cause
the system to stop writing to the disc. This is the most common error
type. Since the DV-1 first records to the internal hard drive, no video
is lost as a result of these normal writing errors.
When you receive an error message, follow the on-screen
instructions. If you are unsure of how to proceed, U.S. customers
may contact Customer Service at 1-800-605-6734 or email
customerservice@watchguardvideo.com . International customers,
contact your local distributor.
If the system has been successfully burning to a DVD which then
suddenly becomes unrecognized, and you are prompted to
Reuse
the DVD , perform the following steps:
1. Power off the DV-1 and turn it back on. Sometimes the system
will be successful in recognizing the DVD after a restart.
2. If after a restart the DVD is still unrecognized, and it is again
prompting to reuse, press the soft Eject key to eject the DVD.
3. Insert a new blank DVD.
The first disc should play all completed titles. Any uncompleted titles
are then burned to the next DVD.
Most soft errors are fixed by rebooting. Soft errors occur
occasionally when a software application or system process has
stalled or crashed.
Most soft errors occur when the DVD drive has been struggling to
read or write to a disc for an extended period of time, or by power
interruption as a result of a vehicle start.
Soft errors may be identified as a communication problem or an
error with an application name such as
STATEMGR . A soft error
does not mean there is a hardware problem.
When a soft error occurs, press
RESET
to restart the system.