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Introduction
The CRXP-90MU has the following features:
Can read DVD-ROM discs at a speed of
up to 8×.
Comes equipped with a “Memory Stick”
Has a compact, lightweight design for
slot.
portability.
Features
Includes a compact, lightweight AC
technology to prevent buffer under-run
adapter that is compatible with power
errors.
supply voltages from 100 to 240 V.
Can write CD-R discs at a speed of up to
Provided with a USB 2.0 interface cable.
24×.
When connected to a system supporting
Can write CD-RW discs at a speed of up
USB 2.0, provides full-performance read
to 10×.
speeds of up to 24× (3600 KB/s).
Can read CD-ROM discs at a speed of up
to 24×.
Required System Configuration
The CRXP-90MU can be used with a
CAUTION
personal computer with the following
• The required system configuration is designed to
provide the basic capability to write CD-R and CD-
specifications:
RW discs. In order to actually use the CRXP-90MU,
it is necessary to satisfy not only the system
Windows PC
requirements described here, but also the system
CPU: Pentium II 400 MHz or faster
requirements that are specified for the writer software.
(The system requirements for writer software usually
RAM: At least 64 MB
exceed the system requirements described here.) Refer
Hard disk space: 1 GB or more
to your Software User’s guides for details.
OS: Windows 98 Second Edition
• system meeting the following requirements is needed
(Windows 98 SE), Windows 2000
in order to use USB 2.0 operation with this drive.
— USB cable conforming to USB 2.0 (supplied with
Professional (Windows 2000), Windows
this drive)
Millennium (Windows Me), or Windows
— Computer that is equipped with a USB
XP Home Edition or Professional
2.0-compliant USB connector or PCI adapter
card
1)
, and on which the USB 2.0 EHCI driver
(Windows XP)
2)
software
has been installed.
Computer with a USB connector
1)
Recommended Product: Adaptec
Computer must have a CD-ROM drive or
“USB2connect” card (AUA-3100LP)
be capable of connection to the Internet.
2)
The USB 2.0 EHCI driver software is supplied
with currently available PCI adapter cards that
(Used for installing driver software with
conform to USB 2.0. Further, Microsoft has
Windows 98 SE or Windows 2000.)
released the USB 2.0 EHCI driver software for
Windows XP, therefore it is also possible to use
Macintosh
3)
this driver software with Windows XP.
3)
For details, contact your USB 2.0 adapter dealer
PowerMac G3, G4, G4 Cube, iMac,
or consult the Microsoft Corporation Web site.
iBook, PowerBook G3, G4
• When connected to a product that conforms to the
Mac OS 9.0.4, 9.1, 9.2.1
earlier USB 1.1 standard, the drive operates at the
fastest transfer speed allowed under USB 1.1.
At least 64 MB RAM
• Macintosh supports USB1.1 only.
Macintosh with built in USB connector
(As of April 2002)
Names and Functions of Parts
Main unit
1
2
9
3
8
4
7
5
6
1 Top Cover
7 Eject Button
Press this button to open the top cover.
2 Power Jack (rear of unit)
Connect the AC adapter (provided) here.
Important
The CRXP-90MU is equipped with an
CAUTION
electronically powered eject mechanism in order to
prevent the top cover from being opened
Never connect any AC adapter other than the one
accidentally while the drive is in operation. As a
that was provided with the CRXP-90MU.
result, if the drive is off, pressing the eject button
will not open the top cover. Furthermore, even
3 USB Connector
when the power is on, depending on the status of
Connect the USB cable (provided) here.
the application that is currently running, the top
cover might not open for one second or longer
after the eject button is pressed.
4 Power Switch
If the top cover does not open when the eject
Use this switch to turn the CRXP-90MU
button is pressed (unless the drive is currently
on and off.
writing a disc), press the manual eject lever
(located on the bottom of the drive) in the direction
indicated by the arrow to open the top cover.
5 Manual Eject Lever (bottom of unit)
When the CRXP-90MU is off, push this
8 “Memory Stick” Busy Indicator
lever in the direction indicated by the
When reading or writing data on
arrow to open the top cover.
“Memory Stick”, the indicator lights
orange.
6 CD/DVD Busy Indicator
When the CRXP-90MU is turned on, the
9 “Memory Stick” Slot
indicator lights green. When the CD/
Insert “Memory Stick” here.
DVD drive is in use, the indicator lights
orange.
Connecting the Drive to a Personal
Computer
Connect the drive to a personal computer as
CAUTION
shown in the illustration below.
• Be sure to read the Quick Start Guide before
connecting the CRXP-90MU to the computer the first
time.
• Use only the supplied AC adapter and power cord for
connections.
to AC power outlet
to USB connector on the PC
Precautions for USB Connections
Using the CRXP-90MU with Windows
Connect the CRXP-90MU directly to a USB
Once the CRXP-90MU has been set up, the
port on the computer. Operation through a
USB cable can be connected and removed
hub (including keyboard USB hubs) cannot
while the CRXP-90MU and computer
be guaranteed.
remain turned on. However, for Windows,
we recommend clicking
or
on the
task bar and allowing the CRXP-90MU to
stop before removing the cable.
Loading and Ejecting Discs
Loading a Disc
1
Press the eject button to open the top
cover.
The top cover will open slightly by
itself. Lift it all of the way open
manually.
Eject button
Bumper
2
Load a disc.
Push down on the center of the disc until
the disc clicks into place. Do not press
too hard. Also, be careful not to touch
the lens or any other optical parts in the
drive.
CAUTION
Disc
When loading a disc, press the disc’s edge against
the side of the spring-loaded bumper inside the
disc compartment. Make sure that the disc’s
recording surface does not sit on top of the bumper
before closing the drive cover.
Label facing up
Press here.
Disc
3
Close the top cover.
You can now access the data on the disc.
Press here firmly to close.
Ejecting a Disc
1
Press the eject button to open the top cover.
The top cover will open slightly by itself.
You can then manually lift it until it opens fully.
2
Remove the disc.
Hold one finger against the edge of the
disc from the side of the CRXP-90MU,
and press another finger against the
protrusion in the center of the drive to
remove the disc.
CAUTION
• Make sure that the disc has stopped spinning
before removing the disc.
• Do not open the top cover while the CD/DVD
busy indicator is orange. Doing so may cause the
computer to freeze up.
Inserting and Removing “Memory Stick”
Inserting “Memory Stick”
1
Push “Memory Stick” into the “Memory
Stick” slot until it is fully inserted.
Insert “Memory Stick” until you hear a
click.
CAUTION
Be careful in what direction “Memory Stick” is
Insert in the direction of
inserted. Inserting “Memory Stick” in the wrong
direction may cause damage to the “Memory
Stick” slot and/or “Memory Stick”.
Removing “Memory Stick”
CAUTION
Do not remove “Memory Stick” when the “Memory
Stick” busy indicator is lit. Doing so may cause loss of
data on “Memory Stick”.
1
Make sure that the “Memory Stick” busy
indicator is off, and then push “Memory
Stick”.
2
Move your hand away and remove
“Memory Stick”.
When you move your hand away,
“Memory Stick” partially comes out so
that you can remove it.
List of Accessories
When you unpack the carton, make sure that it contains the and all of the accessories listed
below.
If anything is missing or damaged, contact your retailer.
• CRXP-90MU
• AC Adapter (AC-CRX85)
• USB Cable
• Power cord
• Quick Start Guide
• User’s Guide
• Software Quick Start Guide
• Software Discs
• Warranty Card
• Ferrite Clamps
Note
To guard against possible loss or damage, be sure to make a backup copy of the provided software discs. The software
discs are not sold separately.
Before Connecting the USB Cable
Attach the ferrite clamps to both ends of the USB cable. To position the center of the ferrite
clamps as shown in the illustration below, wind the USB cable around it once, and then secure
the ferrite clamp by closing it until you hear a click.
Approximately 8 cm
Approximately
8 cm
Note
To satisfy radio-frequency interference suppression standards, be sure to install the ferrite clamps correctly. They
reduce the possibility interference with other devices.
4-665-004-11(1)
Portable
CD-RW/DVD-ROM
Drive
with “Memory Stick” slot
User’s Guide
CRXP-90MU
2002 Sony Corporation
Printed in Malaysia
English
Please refer to this manual together with the “USB Interface Drive User’s Guide” in the attached Software
Disc, which carries more detailed information.
Français
Reportez-vous au présent manuel ainsi qu’au document intitulé “Lecteur d’interface USB-Guide de
l’utilisateur” contenu sur le disque du logiciel accompagnant ce produit pour plus de détails.
Deutsch
Einzelheiten entnehmen Sie bitte diesem Handbuch sowie der “Laufwerk mit USB-Schenittstelle-
Anwenderanleitung” auf der mitgelieferten Software-Disc.
Español
Consulte este manual junto con la “Unidad de interfaz USB-Guía del usuario” del disco de software
suministrado, que contiene información más detallada.
Italiano
Fare riferimento al presente manuale insieme a “Guida dell'utilizzatore dell’unità disco con interfaccia USB”
nel disco del software allegato, nel quale sono contenute informazioni più dettagliate.
Português
Consulte este manual juntamente com o “Guia do Utilizador do Drive de Interface USB” incluído no disco de
software fornecido, para obter informações mais detalhadas.
Nederlands
Raadpleeg deze handleiding alsook de “USB Station-interface Gebruikershandleiding” op de bijgevoegde
Software Disc, die meer gedetaileerde informatie bevat.
Svenska
Förutom denna bruksanvisning finns mer information i “Brukanvisning för enhet med USB gränssnitt” på den
medföljande programskivan.
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