User manual LACIE DUPLI DISC DVD121

[. . . ] LaCie Dupli Disc DVD121 USB 2. 0 User Manual Table of Contents page Table of Contents Health and Safety Precautions General Use Precautions Media Precautions 4 5 5 1. Auto Start Drive" 15 17 18 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 22 24 24 24 25 26 26 26 27 27 13 13 13 14 14 8 8 8 9 9 10 11 12 6 7 7 7 LaCie Dupli Disc DVD121 USB 2. 0 User Manual Table of Contents page 5. USB Option" 27 28 28 28 29 29 29 29 30 30 30 31 31 31 32 33 33 33 33 33 33 34 34 34 34 34 35 35 35 36 36 36 36 36 36 37 38 6. Warranty 39 39 40 LaCie Dupli Disc DVD121 USB 2. 0 User Manual Forward page Copyrights Copyright © 2006 LaCie. [. . . ] Press the ENT button twice and the screen will show the following information: Src: 02 DVD-RW TOC not match 4. 6. Prescan" The Prescan function is used to scan the source DVD to ensure that it can be read correctly and to test the reading speed. Copy menu is displayed, press the Down Arrow on the control panel five times to scroll to the 6. Place the source DVD into the source drive and press the ENT button select this function. The screen will display the following information during the Prescan process: Scanning - DVD xxxx. xx MB 0% d:xx. xx When the process is completed and the source DVD can be read correctly, the screen will show the following information: PreScan OK! 4. 7. Disc Info" The Disc Info function is used to display information, such as disc type and capacity, regarding the source disc. Copy menu is displayed, press the Down Arrow on the control panel six times to scroll to the 7. Place the source DVD into the source drive and press the ENT button select this function. 7. Disc Info The screen will display the following information during the Disc Info process: Disc Type: Capacity: DVD-ROM xxxx. xx MB LaCie Dupli Disc DVD121 USB 2. 0 User Manual Using Your LaCie Dupli Disc DVD121 page 4. 8. Select Source" The Select Source function is used to choose the drive for the source data. Note that even if you change the source drive, only the top one can be used when connected in USB. 4. 9. Image" This menu option is not available with this model. 4. 10. Edit Track" The Edit Track function was designed to create a collection of audio tracks from various audio CDs onto one CD. Once the initialization is completed and the 1. xCopy menu is displayed, press the Down Arrow on the control panel 9 times to scroll to the 10. Place the source audio CD into the source drive and a blank CD-R or CD-RW into the target drive and press the ENT button select this function. CAUTION: Do not open the DVD±RW tray while performing the Edit Track function. Doing so may cause an error and may close the session of the disc being recorded, rendering the disc unreadable. Press the ENT button again and the screen will display this information: Select Track: 1/10 03:25 In this screen, the "1/10" refers to the first of 10 audio tracks, and the "03:25" refers to the length of the audio track. You can use the Down Arrow button on the control panel to view additional tracks. Once the track that you would like to add is displayed, press the ENT button. A "+" will appear beside the selected track, as shown in the following screen: 7. Disc Info Select Track: +1/10 03:25 CAUTION: Pressing the ENT button after the track is selected will cancel the selected track. After selecting this option, press the ENT button and the following screen will appear: 10-01 . [. . . ] High Disc Failure Rates If you are experiencing a high failure rate while copying, please try the following steps: · Lower the speed of the DVD±RW drive (refer to page 26, CD Burn Speed and DVD Burn Speed). · Inspect the blank disc's surface to ensure that it is not scratched or damaged. LaCie Dupli Disc DVD121 USB 2. 0 User Manual Troubleshooting page 5. 6. Emergency Ejection Of Discs In the event that a disc cannot be ejected from either of the drives using the tray open buttons (when no duplication operation is being performed), an emergency eject operation will open the media tray. Switch off the LaCie Dupli Disc DVD121 drive and unplug its power cable from the power outlet. [. . . ]