User guide

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Go back to the 1. Copy Menu. Use the Up or Down button to navigate to
the following screen:
Place your master discs and blank discs onto the Input Spindle as described in “Single Master and Multi Master
Modes” on page 10. In general, the order of the discs on the spindle will be, from top to bottom:
• The master disc for the first job
• The blank discs for the first job
• The master disc for the second job
• The blank discs for the second job
• The master disc for the third job
• The blank discs for the third job
• etc.
CD duplication jobs and DVD duplication jobs can be intermixed. The autoloader will automatically detect a job
s
master and blank disc format and copy them when they match.
You should still be at the 1. Copy Menu:
Press the Enter button to start the duplication job.
The loader will take a disc from the Input Spindle and is placing it into
recorder drive.
Once the media is recognized, the autoloader will detect the master disc and
read the contents of the master disc into the reserve partition.
Now that the master disc has been loaded, the autoloader will remove
the master disc from the drive and place it onto the Output Spindle
In Multi Master Mode, the robotic arm begin to load blank media into the drive from Input Spindle and duplicate
the discs. Once a new Master disc is detected, this process will repeat for the new Master disc.
When all of the jobs are complete, and the autoloader detects all Input Spindles are empty, it presents you
with the Input Bin Empty message:
If you run out of blank discs and the job is not complete, the autoloader will give you an opportunity to fill the
spindle:
Important: When you add discs to the input spindle, be sure to remove your finished discs from the
Output Spindle.
At this point you can either put more discs on to the input spindle and
press the Enter button to continue, or press the ESC button to terminate
your
project.
Once the autoloader is through, you will see the following screen:
OK: Indicates the number of successful copies.
NG: Indicates the number of “Not good” copies.
NB: Indicates the number of “Not Burned” discs in the drive.