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OUTLINE

1. Overview

The Multimedia Printer Series Drive (the CD-R/RW Drive) can do much

more than read and write the usual CD-R discs. When you load it with a

rewritable CD-RW disc, you can record, read, and edit any kind of data,

because these discs allow you to rewrite information that has already been

recorded.

2. Features

1. Running OPC*1 gives a flatter writing signal that improves reliability.

2. An improved anti-heat design means that no cooling fan is needed.

3. Easy-to-use tray model.

4. Uses the world standard E-IDE (ATAPI) interface.

5. Can read not only CD-R and CD-RW discs, but also video CDs, music

CDs, and photo CDs.

6. Can read data at 20x speed (3.00MB/sec. Data transfer rate) and write

data at 4x speed (600KB/sec. Data transfer rate).

7. The recorded CD-RW media can be played in a DVD player or

multimedia CD-ROM player, maintaining future compatibility.

8. Supports packet write for easy writing to CD-R and CD-RW discs.

* Continuously monitors the signal level during recording and adjusts the

laser power to compensate when the disc is dirty, insuring a flat signal.

Summary of content (13 pages)

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OUTLINE 1. Overview The Multimedia Printer Series Drive (the CD-R/RW Drive) can do much more than read and write the usual CD-R discs. When you load it with a rewritable CD-RW disc, you can record, read, and edit any kind of data, because these discs allow you to rewrite information that has already been recorded. 2. Features 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Running OPC*1 gives a flatter writing signal that improves reliability. An improved anti-heat design means that no cooling fan is needed.
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CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION 1. Basic Construction The Compact Disc Recorder/ Rewriter Drive: MP7040A consists of following parts. The Compact Disc Recorder/ Rewriter Driver’s configuration, Function Block Diagram and Connector are shown below; Fig.
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2. Connector The Connectors are located as shown below. The function of each parts are also described below. Fig. 2 Front Fig.
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2.1 Disc Tray This is the tray for the disc. Place the disc on the ejected disc tray, then lightly push the tray (or push the eject button) and the CD will be loaded. Caution: Don' t use force to pull out or push in the disc tray. This might cause damage to the loading section of the drive. 2.2 Eject Button This is the button used to eject or bring in the disc tray. 2.3 Busy Indicator When the disc tray or disc is being accessed, the light shines or flashes orange.
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Used to connect to the host computer' s power supply (DC 5V/12V) Caution: Be careful not to reverse the poser connector when attaching it. A reversed connection may cause damage to the equipment (not covered by the warranty). 2.8 E-IDE Connector Use a 40 pin double-end flat E-IDE cable to connect to the E-IDE interface. Caution: Connecting or disconnecting connectors while power is on may result in a short circuit, causing damage to the equipment.
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SPECIFICATIONS 1. Functionality 1.1 Recording Data should be recorded on the optical disc in response to host computer command. 1. Drive receives necessary information such as logical block address, number of block and data to be recorded from the host computer. 2. Recording to pre-recorded area can not be executed. (CD-R disc) 3. Overwriting to pre-recorded area can not be executed. (CD-RW disc) 1.2 Reading Data on optical disc should be read in response to the host computer command.
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1.5 Seek Motor The controller of the drive starts to move the optical pick up carriage, in response to the host computer command. 1.6 Eject Button Operator can eject the Disc Tray (Disc) by pushing this button. 1.7 Busy indicator When the disc tray or disc is being accessed, the light shines or flashes orange. Even when a disc is loaded or a disc is not being accessed, the light go out. When a illegal disc is loaded or some hardware trouble occurs, the indicator blinks. 2.
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Disk at Once Multisession Packet Write Read Error Rate: Write Error Rate: -12 Bits or less -10 Bits or less 10 10 Recording Capacity: CD-R disc 650/550Mbyte (Type 74 / Type 63) CD-RW disc 650Mbyte (Type 74) Controller: Host ATAPI (E-IDE) Data Transfer speed Max.16.7 Mbytes/sec. (PIO4, DMA2) Buffer Memory 2Mbytes 3. Audio Specification Audio output: Line Output Level 0.57 4. Performance Specification Rotation Speed: Write 1x, 2x, 4x Max. 20x (CAV) Write/Read Speed (Ave.): 20x:3.
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2x:342 KB/sec. (Mode2, Form2) 1x:150 KB/sec. (Mode1, Mode2 Form1) 1x:171 KB/sec. (Mode2, Form2) 1x:172 KB/sec. (CD-DA) *1 Reading Only Access Time: 120msec. or less Power Consumption: 12 W or less (Normal Operating 6 W or less (Stand by) Acoustic Noise: Idle 40 dB or less (Sound Power Level) Operating 55 dB or less (Sound Power Level) Non-Operating 49 dB or less (Sound Pressure Level) 5. Condition for use and Safety standard 5.1 Power Supply 5V Power Supply: Voltage DC5V 5.
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0.2 x 9.8 m/s2 (02 G)(65µ150 Hz) Non-Operating 2 1 x 9.8 m/s (1.0 G)(5~300 Hz) (Power OFF, Without disc) Shock: Operating 2 2 x 9.8 m/s (2.0 G) or less (6msec. Half Sine) Non-Operating 40 x 9.8 m/s2 (40 G) or less (11msec. Half Sine) (Power OFF, Without disc) Altitude: Operating -305~3,048 m Dust: Class 3,000,000 or less (Typ.) Illuminance: 3,000 Lux or less Installation Condition2: Mounting direction Horizontal / Vertical (Eject Button must be upside.
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Fig. 5 Installation Conditions Compatibility: Because Compact Disc do not perform error correction and defect alternation at writing, written data may have error. We recommend to verify the written disc if you are writing important data. 6. Reliability and Usable Life MTBF: 100000 hours MTTR: 30 min.
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7. Safety Standards Application Standard: UL, cUL, CE, CDRH Ratio Interference: Vcci-II, FCC-Class B, EN55022-Class B 8. Storage Conditions 8.1 Storage Conditions Temperature: -30 ~ 65 C (Max.) Humidity: 5 ~ 95% Temperature Gradient: 20%/Hour (Max.) Humidity Gradient: 10%/Hour (Max.) Vibration 1.0 x 9.8m/s2 (1.0G) or less (5300Hz) Shock: 40 x 9.8m/s2 (40.0G) or less (11msec. Halfsine) Drop: 60.
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9. Emergency Eject This unit is equipped with a mechanism for manually ejecting the Disc Tray in an emergency, such as when the loading mechanism has failed or power has been lost. To eject the Disc Tray manually, perform the following procedure. Don’t use this feature except in an emergency. This feature is a last measure to be used only in an emergency. Using it excessively will cause malfunction. q Turn the system power to OFF.