User manual TASCAM DVW/D13A

[. . . ] Tower DVD Duplicator User's Manual DVW-D13 DVW-D13H DVW-D17 DVW-D17H ® Safety Precautions TEAC DVD Duplicator systems are high-precision electronic devices. Please read this manual in its entirety before you begin the installation procedure. Use of controls, adjustments, or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure. To prevent electrical shock, do not attempt to disassemble the DVD Duplicator system. [. . . ] The Load function enables you to transfer data from the DVD-ROM drive or any DVD Writer drive to the current partition of the hard disk drive. (Note: P:A stands for partition 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 source DVD-ROM disc with the image file in the partition. 9. 5 Select Image The internal hard disk drive was partitioned and formatted at the factory. The number of partitions depends on the capacity of the hard disk drive. Use the Select Image function to select an image file that is stored in a specific partition on the hard disk drive. 9. 6 Image Src Drive Use the Image Src Drive function to select the DVD-ROM drive or a DVD Writer drive as the source from which you can load data into a particular partition as an image file. TEAC Tower DVD Duplicator User's Manual 15 9. 7 Image Format Info 9. 7 Image Format Info The partitions on the hard disk drive can be configured to store a CD (1GB), DVD (5GB), or a Double Layer (DL) (10GB) image. The factory partitions the hard disc drive for DVD images at (5GB per partition). Edit Track (for CD only) The Edit Track functions enable you to create and copy a collection of songs from different audio discs. Note: The CD+G value must be set to OFF before you can use the Track Extraction feature. For more information, refer to "12 Advanced Setup (Adv Setup)" on page 20. 10. 1 CD to CD Edit The CD to CD Edit function enables you to select specific tracks from various audio discs, combine them to create a collection of songs, and copy the collection to blank CD-R/CD-RW discs. Therefore, the number of tracks that can be copied onto a single disc depends on the length of each individual track. 10. 2 CD to HDD The CD to HDD function enables you to select one or more tracks from an audio CD-ROM disc and copy them to a specific partition on the hard disk drive. Therefore, the number of tracks that can be copied onto a single disc depends on the length of each individual track. 10. 3 Play Audio Track This function enables you to use the designated source drive as a music CD player. If the DVD-ROM drive does not feature a headphone jack, change the source drive designation to one of the DVD-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 (forward or back). 16 TEAC Tower DVD Duplicator User's Manual 10. 4 Close Session 10. 4 Close Session This function finalizes your CD-R disc. Once the CD-R disc is finalized, no more audio can be added to that disc. 11 Setup The Setup menu includes a list of options that enable you to change the original default configuration. [. . . ] Damage occurring during shipment of the product (claims must be presented to the carrier). Damage resulting from repair or attempted repair by anyone other than TEAC Service Department. Damage resulting from modification or attempted modification of product not authorized by TEAC. Damage resulting from causes other than product defects, including lack of technical skill, competence, or experience of the user. [. . . ]