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Page Count: 36 To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer serv icing to qualified personnel only. CAUTION: As the laser beam used in the DRU-830A is ha rmful to the eyes, do not atte mpt to disassembl e the cabinet. Refer se rvicing to qualified personnel only. The use of optical instru ments with this product will increase eye hazard. The use of controls or adjustme nts or performance of procedur es other than those specified herein may result in ha zardous radiation exposure. This label is located on the top of the drive unit enclosure. Dieses Etikett befindet sich an der Oberseite des Laufwerksgehauses. The CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT label is loca ted at the top of the enclosure. Bei diesem DRU-830A handelt es sich um ein Laser-Pro dukt der Klasse 1. Das Etikett mit der Aufschrift LASER KLASSE 1 PRODUKT befindet sich an der Oberseite des Gehases. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of elec trical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of co rrectly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the enviro nment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural re sources. F or more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local Civic Of fice, your household waste disposal service or th e shop where you purchased the product.Please Record Responsibly Before copying anything onto a disc, please be sure that you are not violating copyright laws. Most software companies allow you to make a backup or archive copy of software. Check your software’s license agreement for details. One available EI DE (ATAPI) interface connection with DMA capability 2). One empty 5-inch half-height drive bay.
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Operating system: Windows 2000 Professional SP4 (referred to as Windows 2000 SP4), Windows XP Home Edition SP2 or Windows XP Professional SP2 (referred to as Windows XP SP2) 1) The above requirements are the minimum necessary requirements to write to disc normally. Under actual operating conditions, the requirements im posed by your so ftware must also be met. For details, refer to your software documentation. 2) The drive does not sup port connection to an ATAPI interface card. Connect the drive to the IDE (ATAPI) interface connector of your computer’s motherboard. 3) The drive consumes a lot of power when operating at high speeds. You should therefore make sure that the rated power output of the power outlet where you connect all your drives is sufficient to power all the drives, including this one. For details about each drive’s power consumption rating, refer to their documentation. Hint When you insert a disc into the drive, make sure that it is under the four pins. When using the drive vertically, make sure that you set the disc inside the two lower pins. B Eject button Press to open and close the disc tray. C Emergency eject hole If you cannot open the disc tray with the eject button, turn off your computer, and then insert a thin, elongated object into this hole to eject the disc tray manuall y. D Busy indicator Indicates the drive status. Lit: The drive is reading data, playing back an audio CD, or writing packets. Blinking: The drive is writing data (disc-at-once, track-at-once), formatting a disc, or deleting 1) data from a disc. Off: The drive is in a state other than those outlined above. 1) Some drives indicate this state with the lit indicator. E Do not use. F Analog audio connector Analog stereo audio output. Using an audio cable, connect to the audio connector of a computer with a sound card. Note Connecting a cable other than an audio cable or otherwise misusing the audio connector may cause damage to th e product.
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G Jumper A jumper is set on the appropriate pins before connecting the drive. H IDE connector Connect to the computer with the IDE flat cable. I Pin 1 The location of this pin determine s the proper orientation of the connection cable. J Power connector Connect the connector of the computer’s internal power supply. About 40 mm (1. 6 in) CSEL SLAVE MASTER CSEL SLAVE MASTER Jumper pins Jumper pins 5V GND 12V DC INPUT For details about how to install peripheral devices into your computer, refer to the instructions supplied with your computer. Before installing the drive Referring to “Unpacking the Packag e Contents” on page 6, verify that the contents of the drive package are complete. Note Avoid touching any exposed elec tronic conductors or contacts on the circuit board s of the drive or your com puter, as they can be damag e d by electrostatic dis charges from yo ur body. Make sure that you discharge any static elec tricity from your body before performing this operation. 1 Turn off your computer, disconnect the power cable from the outlet, and then remove t he computer co ver. Depending on whether you want to conne ct the drive as MASTER or SLAVE, place the jumper on the pi ns, as illustrated below. If you are unsure of the appro priate ju mper setting, see “Appropriate Jumper Settings” on page 15. Jumper Jumper SLAVE CSEL MASTER SLAVE CSEL MASTER Most computers support dig ital playback at this time. Analog audi o connector IDE connector IDE flat cabl e Pin1 DC input connect or Power connect or Red (pin 1) To computer motherboard 5V GND 12V DC INPUT Follow the instructions on the scre en to complete the installati on. For details about the software on the s upplied software disc, see “Supplied Software” on page 19. Hint You do not need serial numbers when you in stall the software on the supplied software disc. However, in some instances you may ha ve to purchase serial number s or upgrade keys to upgrade the software.
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Hint Your computer has two IDE connec tors: a primary and a secondary connector. You can connect up to two devices to each connector using cables (one master de vice and on e slave device per cable; hard disk, CD, or DVD drives, etc.). The hard disk of your computer is normally connected on the primary IDE cable as the master device. Before connecting the drive, refer to the items below to determine your situation, and then pl ace the jumper in the MASTER or SLAVE position. Connect the drive as follows.Secondary IDE connecto r Primary IDE connector Place the jumper in the SLAVE position.Refer to the documentation of each software for details about their operation. The supplied software disc contains th e following software. Nero Home Nero Home is a media management software with a simplified TV interface. It allows quick access to your entire digital media library v ia remote control. Nero Scout Nero Scout is a media database software acc essible from any Nero application and many Windows applications, like Windows Explorer. It allows you to browse all of your media files instantly. Nero StartSmart Nero StartSmart serves as the command center to quickly start all the software of the Nero suite. Nero Express A light version of the Nero Burning ROM software. Makes it even easier job to create CDs and DVDs. InCD InCD is a packet writing software. NeroVision DVD-Video and video CD authoring software. Nero ShowTime DVD-Video and video CD playback software. Supplied Software Nero MediaHome This software allows you to share video and audio files among several computers on a network con nection and to play ba ck such files seamlessly from any of the c onnected computers. Nero PhotoSnap This software can be used to edit image and picture files. Nero PhotoSnapViewer This software ca n be used to view image a nd picture files. Nero Toolkit The utilities of Nero T oolkit provide information about the syste m and more. Nero CD-DVD Speed test s the speed of the exis ting drives.
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Nero DriveSpeed a djusts the write speed to minim ize drive noise. Nero InfoTool provides the main characteristics of drives, the discs they contain, and the installed software. Using software other than the supplied software (such as generic software, shareware, or freeware) to write data to disc with this drive is not under warranty and Sony offers no customer service if problems arise from using such software. Make sure that the supplied writing software and generic writing software do not coexist on your computer. If the generic software you are using does not detect the drive correctly, visit the Web site of the software manufacturer and upda te the software, as this may solve the problem. 1) Such as Roxio’s Drag-to-Disc, BHA’s B’s CLIP, and Sonic’s DLA. 2) Such as BHA’s DVD-RAM Driver and Panasonic’s DVD Form. Using Generic Software with the Drive DVD 1) Writing speed supported by the drive. Depending on your software and media, this speed may vary. For more details on writing speed by disc type, access the user suppor t Web site (see page 34). 2) This drive is compatible with th e DVD-RW disc displaying “ ” mark. 3) This drive is compatible with the DVD-RAM disc displaying “ ” mark. 4) Use a non-cartridge-type disc or a cartrid ge from which the disc can be ejected.Depending on your software and media, this speed may vary. For more details on writing speed by disc ty pe, access the user support web site (see page 34).You can obtain th e latest list of writable discs for which operation with this drive has been guaranteed at the user support Web site address (see page 34 for details). You can also directly type the user support Web site address (see page 34 for details) in the address box of y our Web browser. Note You can safely use most disc fo rmats that comply to the a ppropr iate standards with this drive. However, bear in mind that some ge neric discs do not comply to quality or perfor mance standards necessary f or safe use with this drive.
If you use such discs, the drive may automatically adjust the writing speed, writing errors may occur, and discs that have been written to may generate reading errors, etc. Recommended Writable Discs Refer to the table below to find the type of d isc that matches what you want to do. W ant to create video CDs that ca n be played back with most computers W ant to use D VDs as you would video tapes (allo wing multiple re writes) W ant to share 700 MB of data or more (W ant to create D VD- R OM discs) W ant to share data that can be used on most computers (W ant to create CD-R OM discs) W ant to create audio CDs that be played back by most CD players W ant to back up your hard disk W ant to store da ta without deleting it W ant to use discs as floppy disks To play back (read) these CD-R and CD-RW discs on other CD-ROM drives, make settings on the writing software according to the purpose of the data. CD-R Discs Data can be written to this type of disc only once, and once it has been written, it cannot be erased. Music CDs created on CD-R disc media can be played on standard CD players. CD-RW Discs Data can be written to and erased from th is type of disc repeatedly. Typically, a new CD-RW disc can be rewritten about 1,000 times. Music CDs created on CD-RW disc media cannot be played on a CD player unless it is designed to be CD-RW compatible. High Speed CD-RW Discs The drive can write to High Speed CD -RW disc media. Da ta written on High Speed CD-RW discs can be read by standard CD-ROM drives. Note Drives that do not have the High Speed CD-RW logo cannot be used to write to High Speed CD-RW discs. When writing or addi ng to such discs with a driv e other than this one, make sure that the drive has the High Speed CD-R W logo. Also, alw ays se t the writing speed to that specified for the particular High Speed CD-RW disc media being used. Ultra Speed CD-RW Discs The drive can write to Ultra Speed CD -RW disc media.
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Data written on Ultra Speed CD-RW discs can be read by standard CD-ROM drives. Note Drives that do not have th e U ltra Speed CD-RW logo cannot be used to write to Ultra Speed CD-RW discs. When writing or addi ng to such discs with a driv e other than this one, make sure that the drive ha s the Ultra Speed CD-R W logo. Also, always set the writing speed to that specified for the particular Ultr a Speed CD-RW disc media being used. Ultra Speed Plus CD-RW Discs The drive can write to Ultra Speed Pl us CD-RW disc media. Data written on Ultra Speed Plus CD-RW disc can be read by standard CD-ROM drives. Note Drives that do not have the Ultra Speed Plus CD-RW logo cannot be used to write to U ltra Speed Plus CD-RW discs. When writing or adding to such discs with a drive other than this one, make sure that the drive has the Ultra Speed Plus CD-RW logo. Also, always set the writing speed to that specified for the particular Ultra Speed Plus CD-RW disc media being used. Writing Speed When writing to CD-R and CD-RW discs, set the writing speed to that specified on the disc. Change the writing speed on the writing software. In addition, CD-R music discs create d and finalized with the drive can be played on most CD players, howeve r, there are some CD players and automobile CD players that do not guarantee playback of CD-R discs. Also, CD-R music discs created with the drive can be played back on many standard CD players. However, depending on the type of your player, playback of CD-R and CD-RW discs may not be supported. Further, because of the differences in quality and characteristics between various CD-ROM drive, CD player, CD-R disc, and CD-RW disc manufacturers, playback may not be possible depending on the combination. The playback (read) compatibility of data written by this drive depends on the capabilities of the DVD-ROM drives or the DVD players and on the logical format selected when the disc is recorded (written). Once it has been written, it cannot be erased.
DVD-RAM Discs Data can be repeatedly written to or eras ed from this type of disc. Typically, a new DVD-RAM disc can be rewritten about 1 00,000 times. To play back (or read the data on) a DVD -RAM disc, a DVD-ROM drive or DV D player that supports DVD-RAM discs is required. In these ca ses, Playback of DVD-RAM discs is only supported for DVD-RAM compatible DVD drives and DVD players.DVD region codes The playback of DVD-Video (DVD discs) is protected and controlled by a region code setting. For the drive to play back DVD-Video, the region code on the DVD disc, the region code of the drive, and the region code of the DVD-Video software must all match. With this drive, the region code can be set up to five times, including the initial assignment (RPC phase 2 1) standard). After setting the region code five times, the setting becomes permanent and can no longer be change d. From this point on, you are only able to play back DVD-Video whose region code ma tches the one set the fifth time. Do not attempt to make unauthorized changes to the region code. Any problems resulting from doing so are not covered by the warranty. Hint You can change the region code of the drive on it’s properties dialog box accessible from the Device Manager. Precautions when playing back DVD-Video DVD-Video disc playback conditions are sometimes determined by software manufacturers. Because the drive plays back discs as de termined by software manufacturers, some drive functions may not always perform as expected. When playing back DVD-Video, refe r to the documentation accompanying each disc. DVD copy protection tec hnology Most DVD-Video discs on the market are protected against una uthorized copy. Attempting to copy protected discs violates copyright laws. 1) Region Playback Control (RPC) standard. Audio CDs encoded with copyright protection technology are now marketed by various record companies.
Be aware that some of these discs do not conform to the CD standard and you may not be able to pla y them back with the drive. When using the drive as an audio CD player, only use audio CDs with the following mark. For details, refe r to the documentation of your audio CD. Attention Regarding DualDisc Software A DualDisc is a two sided disc product which mates DV D recorded material on one side with digital audio material on the other side. However, since the audio materia l side does not conform to the Comp act Disc (CD) standard, playback on this product is not guaranteed. For the latest information about these discs, visit the user support Web site. When using discs other than those mentioned above, the drive may limit writing speed to preserve a goo d reading quality. We recommend using the drive with the latest firmware as some problems encountered when using the drive can be solve d simply by updating the drive firmware. Firmware updates are ava ilable on the user support Web site. Hint The firmware is the built-in soft ware tha t makes the drive work. For details about the user support web site, see page 34.Avoiding condensation problems As much as possible, avoid sudden temperature ch anges. Do not a ttempt to use the drive immediately after moving it from a cold to a warm location, or raising the room temperature sud denly, as condensation may form within the dr ive. If the te mperature changes suddenly while using the drive, stop using it but keep the power on for at least an hour. Use special care when handling. You can find the following information on this Web site. You can also directly type th e user support Web site address (see Product and Support Information for details) in the address box of your Web browser. Some problems encounter ed when using the drive can be solved simply by updating the drive firmware. Fi rmware updates are available on the user support Web site.
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Access the site, make sure that there is an update for your firmware, and follow the instructions on the screen to proceed with download and installation. User Support Web Site Update the Drive Firmware Product and Support Information The customers in these regions should be provided with a warranty card for this product. For contact information, refer to the warranty card. Please check your inbox, and if you can’t find it, check your spam folder to make sure it didn't end up there. Please also check your spam folder. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed Most software companies allow you to make a backup or archive copy of software. Check your software’s license agreement for details. Under actual operating conditions, the requirements imposed by your software must also be met. For details, refer to your software documentation. Connect the drive to the IDE (ATAPI) interface connector of your computer’s motherboard. You should therefore make sure that the rated power output of the power outlet where you connect all your drives is sufficient to power all the drives, including this one. For details about each drive’s power consumption rating, refer to their documentation. When using the drive vertically, make sure that you set the disc inside the two lower pins. Using an audio cable, connect to the audio connector of a computer with a sound card. For details about how to install peripheral devices into your computer, refer to the instructions supplied with your computer. Make sure that you discharge any static electricity from your body before performing this operation. Play any instrument through any device. The key to ultimate bass drum performance.
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The guide finishes up by going over the basic operation of the DRU-830A. This section covers a number of topics including compatible discs, region codes and how to enable the Turbo Boost function. If you need additional help, Sony's support website has a number of resources includingFAQ's, guides and software updates. If for some reason you do run into trouble, the documentation that comes with the drive is quite good. While brief, the various guides contain a lot of useful information about the drive and software. But, the way it is spread out can make it hard to find what you're looking for. Even then, the DRU-830A scores a 9 out of 10 for the installation portion of this review. These features and more make the drive an excellent solution for your DVD and CD burning needs. This dual layered media has a capacity of 8.5 GB per disc, about twice that as a standard DVD disc. Multiple Formats Supported A full range of DVD and CD formats are supported, which makes it much easier for buying media. Extensive Software Bundle This drive is packaged with the Nero Software Suite 7 for Windows. The suite includes all the software that you need to get the most out of your DVD burner, allowing you to create professional quality DVD discs right out of the box. Let us know YOUR RECENTLY VIEWED ITEMS Browsing History ON Clear History Not responsible for typographical or illustrative errors.
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