Quick Start; Copy A Disc With The Microboards Dx-2 Disc Publisher - MicroBoards Technology DX-2 User Manual

Quick Start

In this section you find a quick guide for using Zulu2 and how to start working with it right away,
completing the most common mastering operations without using the wizard.
You should not attempt to copy material that you do not have the copyright for or have the permission to copy. Please note that
when you violate the copyright law, you may be subject to payment for any damages you may have caused.

Copy a Disc with the Microboards DX-2 Disc Publisher

To make a copy of a CD or a DVD using one drive to read and another to record:
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Highlight the recording drive(s) in the Zulu2 main window and then double-click on the Disc
Copy icon. The Disc Copy window (referred to as an "action") will open.
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Select the drive inside your computer as the Source. Insert the source disc; when it is ready
you will see the disc description appearing below the drive.
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Check the pass through a temporary image box to copy the data to an internal hard drive
first. This is highly recommended, in order to allow the system to record at full speed.
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Recorder drives available to Zulu2 will be listed in the Drive box. If both recorders in the DX-2
Disc Publisher were selected in the Zulu2 main window, Robotic Drives will be displayed.
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If you need to Test, or you want to activate the Verify, or set any other recording specific flag
like erasing the destination disc before proceeding, check the appropriate box.
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Select the number of copies you wish to make.
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If you wish to print on the recorded discs, click on the Select Print File box and select a print
file. This file can be a .prn file or a SureThing .std file.
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Press the Record button (the caption on the button will change to reflect the
Erase/Test/Record/Verify selections) to start the operation. This button remains grayed if the
source disc is not ready or if there is any setting that prevents from starting.
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The discs will be loaded into the recorder(s), burned, and then printed, if a print file was
selected. If no print file was selected, the discs will bypass the printing process and be
moved directly into the output bin when unloaded from the recorders.
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