Telex CDR100A User manual

Operation Manual

Model #: CDR100A

Automatic CD Duplicator

SerialNumber: ______________________

(Serial number is labeled on the real panel of your device.)

__________________________________________Preface

ongratulations! You have just purchased the new innovative CDR100A

series auto-duplicator. CDR100A is a fully automated CD duplicator with

which reads data from the master disc, on-the-fly burnsto the blank discs, and

movesthe successfully burned disc to the output spindle, untilthe input hopper is

empty. Blank discsareloadedautomaticallyone-by-one. If adiscis identifiedas

failed, it will be moved to the reject bin so that theprocess can continue.

TheCDR100Aisastandalonedevicewithbuilt-inmicroprocessorcontrol. It does

not require any host or personal computer connection.

With the user-friendly one-touch function, the operation of the CDR100A is a

simple 1-2-3 task. Just plugin the power cord, turnon the power, load the disc,

and you are ready to go!! It takes only minutes to learn with no hassles!!

This operation manual providesyou with all the important information that you

need. It helps you understand the product, so CDR100A can work as intended.

Again, we appreciate your purchase. Telex Communications Inc. works closely

with our customers to provide our intelligent, convenient automation equipment

and solutions. For more information regarding duplication,printing, and the

management of optical discs, please log on to our website www.telex.com, and

feel free to contact us whenever you have any questions or feedback.

MWarning…

It is illegal to duplicate copyright materials, including computer software,

games, audio CD, VCD, DVD, and others. Violators may be subject to fines

or prosecuted under the federal laws. Some vendorsmay allow you to make

a reasonable back-up copy of the disc, but notall of them do. If you are not

sure about the copyright policy of any optical disc, please contact the original

publisher.

What You Shall Need

Since CDR100A is a true standalone duplicator, no computer system isrequired.

You shallonly need:

1) The master disc:

The original disc that provides the source of datafor a duplication task.

2) The blank disc:

The target disc; the recordable CD which data from the master CD will be

duplicated to.

Important Safety Instructions

For your safety, basic precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of

damage, electric shock, fire, andpersonal injury. This includes the followings:

-Read this manual carefully and follow all warningsand instructions.

-Always unplug the power cord before trouble-shooting andmaintenance.

-Use only 3-wire extension cords that have 3-prong grounding plugs and

3-pole grounding receptaclesthatacceptyour device’s plug. Make sure the

device is connected to a known ground.

-Do not place in direct sunlight. Make sure the environment is free fromany

abrupt or humidity changes.

-Keep away water, flammable material, gas, dust, dirt, smoke, and pollution.

-Place this device on a steady level surface.

-Do not move this devicewhen the power is on. Handle it with care.

-Place this device in an air-conditioned environment. Allow space for the

circulation of clean, cool air. This device generates heat during burning

process. Overheating may lower output quality, increase failure rate, and

cause damage to the device.

-Useareliablepowersourcewiththe correct voltage and ample current supply.

Out-of-specification or unstable power may lower its productivity, increaseits

failure rate, andit might alsodamage the device.

-Give this device a dedicated power outlet. Do not share outlet with other

devices.

-Make sure the power cord is secured. Always turn off the power when

connecting to thepower cord or cable.

-Do not attempt try to disassemble this device. Take it to a qualified service

technician when repair work is required. Un-authorized disassemblyor

repair will voidthe warranty.

-Do not touch any moving parts to avoid injury or damage.

©Telex Communications Inc. 2002-2003.

Version: V3.0R1

permission is prohibited, except as allowed under the copyright laws.

Trademark Credits

Telex and CDR100Aare the trademarks of Telex Communications Inc. All other

products, brands, and trademarks are property of their respective owners.

FCC Regulations

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B

digital device, pursuantto Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to

provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in aresidential

installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency

energy. If this equipment is not installed and used according to the instructions, it

may cause damage to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee

that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does

cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be

determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to correct

the interference by one or more ofthefollowing measures:

-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-Increase separation between equipment and receiver.

-Connect equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is located.

-Consult your dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician.

Any changes or modifications to this device that are not expressly approved by

Telex Communications could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

Limited Warranty (North America only)

The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.

Telex Communications Inc. makes no warranty of any kind with respect to this

information.

Telex Communications Inc. warrants this device for a period of one year fromthe

date of delivery free from defects in material and workmanship. In case of a

malfunction or fault, Telex Communications Inc. will, at its option, repair or replace

theproduct. You must returnthe defective product,repacked andprotected in the

original package, with a valid RMA number, to an authorized dealer or reseller

within the warranty period accompanied by a proof of purchase.

This warranty only covers parts made by Telex Communications Inc. For certain

parts made by other manufacturers, such as hard drives, disc readers and writers,

theoriginal manufacturer’s warranty applies.

This warranty is not covered when product has been abuse, misuse, alteration,

modification, tampering, negligence, faulty installation, accident, lack of

reasonable care, un-authorized repairing or service, or if affixed to any attachment

not provided with the product, or if the serial number label that comes with this

product is broken or remove.

This warranty does not cover damages that occur in shipment due to act of God.

All repair and replacement services shall only be handled by Telex

Communications Inc, and it’s authorized service centers. Parts used for

replacement are warranted only for the remainder of the warranty period.

TELEX COMMUNICATIONS INC. DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES ON

THIS PRODUCT, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION WARRANTIES OF

MERCHANTABILITY, PERFORMANCE AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR

PURPOSE.

IN NO EVENT TELEX COMMUNICATIONS INC. BE LIABLE FOR DIRECT,

INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, TORT, ECONOMIC, CONTINGENT OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM ANY DEFECT IN THIS

PRODUCT OR ITS DOCUMENTATION, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION,

DAMAGES OR COSTS RELATING TO THE LOSS OF DATA, PROFITS,

BUSINESS OR GOODWILL, EVEN IF TELEX COMMUNICATIONS INC., ITS

AUTHORIZED DEALER OR RESELLER HAS BEEN ADVERTISED OF THE

POSSIBILITIES OF SUCH DAMAGES. IN NO CASE SHALL TELEX

COMMUNICATIONS INC.’S LIABLE EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID BY THE

USER OF THIS PRODUCT OUT OF WHICH SUCH CLAIM AROSE.

Any written or oral information or advice given by the dealer, reseller, agents, sales

reps, or employee of Telex Communications Inc. will in no way increase the scope

of this warranty nor may you rely on such oral or written communication.

_________________________________Table of Contents

Preface

What You Shall Need ·······························································································2

Important Safety Instructions ··················································································3

FCC Regulations······································································································· 4

Limited Warranty ·······································································································4

Installation

Unpacking the Package ···························································································7

Checking the Contents ·····························································································7

Getting Familiar with Your Duplicator ·····································································8

Assembling Your Duplicator ····················································································8

Disassembling Input Hopper Leaves·······································································9

Operation

Loading Blank Discs ·······························································································10

GettingReady ··········································································································10

To Stop a Running Job ···························································································10

To Select a Writing Speed ·····················································································10

To Duplicate a Disc ·································································································11

To Execute a Test-Burn (Simulation) ···································································11

To Execute a System Check (Initialization) ························································12

To Park the Arm (for transportation) ·····································································12

Maintenance ············································································································12

Reference

Frequently Asked Questions ·················································································13

Choosing Blank Disc ······························································································14

Production vs. Throughput ····················································································14

LED Message Definitions ······················································································15

_______________________________________Installation

Unpacking the Package

Follow the instructionson the outside of the package to unpack the device.

Before opening the package, carefully inspect the carton for damage. If there are

any signsofdamage, contact the shipping company and your dealer immediately.

Separate all parts from packing materials.If any parts are missing or damaged,

repack everythingin the original package and contact your dealer immediately.

Save the packing materials for future shipment use. Returning goods without

original package may not beas protected as necessary for transportation, and will

void your warranty.

Checking the Contents

Your CDR100A shall come with:

-One CDR100A auto-duplicator unit

-One spindle kit (including one spindle, one spindle base, and one ring)

-One spindle bracket

-Two input hopper leaves

-One reject-disc bin

-One power cord

-This operation manual

Getting Familiar with Your Duplicator

Assembling Your Duplicator

3) Assemble the input hopper leaves:

Carefully attach the two leaves, one at

a time, on the input hopper.

4) Assemble the spindleset:

Follow the instruction that comeswith

the spindle kit to assemble the spindle.

The spindle is where the successful

discswill be stacked.

5) Attach the reject bin:

Slip the reject bin onto the device

beneath the input hopper. The reject

bin is where thesuccessful disc will be

stacked.

6) Attach the bracket:

Attach the bracket to the side of the

device. This bracket provides the

position where the spindle assembly

shall attach.

7) Attach the spindleset:

Attach the spindleseton the bracket.

8) Connect the power cord:

Plug in the power cord to the real panel of the device, and connect the cord to

a wall outlet.

MWarning…

Use a reliable power source of a correct voltage with ample current supply.

Out-of-specification or unstable power supply may lower its productivity,

increase failure rate, and damage the device.

Disassembling Input Hopper Leaves

Gentlypush leave horizontally to tilt. Then,

carefully lift the leave up and remove it. Do the

same procedure tothe other leave.

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