Philips DVDR9000H/75 Service Manual page 107

Firmware Upgrading & Diagnostic Software
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User Input The user can enter 3 parameters in the next format:
<COMMAND> is one of the next strings:
<HDD sector> = the sector on HDD to start reading from
<HDD sectors> = the number of HDD sectors to transfer
Error Number
210600
210601
210602
210603
210604
210605
210607
210608
210609
DS:> 2106
Example
210605: Invalid user input
Error @
DS:> 2106 READ
Please insert a writable DVD+RW
210609: Unable to update transfer table
Error @
DS:> 2106 NEW 0x1 2048
Creating new transfer table
Adding entry 1 to transfer table
Length 1 entries
210605:
Test OK @
DS:> 2106 VIEW
Length 1 entries
Entry 1:
hddPosition
nrHddSectors : 0x800
dvdPosition
nrDvdSectors : 0x200
210605:
Test OK @
DS:> 2106 ADD 0x2001 20480
Adding entry 2 to transfer table
Length 2 entries
210605:
Test OK @
DS:> 2106 GO
Please insert a writable DVD+RW
Executing transfer table 1 of 1, size 1048576 bytes (=1 MB)
Calibrating laser of DVD drive
Start creating image on DVD at 0x34040. Checking ... <OK>
210600: Transfer OK
Test OK @
<COMMAND> <HDD sector> <nr of HDD sectors>
NEW: Create a new transfer image table, <HDD sector> and <nr of
HDD sectors> must be entered. The tray of the DVD drive is sent out
an the user is asked to insert a DVD+RW
ADD: Add a section to the current transfer table, <HDD sector> and
<nr of HDD sectors> must be entered
READ: Read the current transfer image table from the DVD. The tray
of the DVD drive is sent out an the user is asked to insert a DVD+RW
VIEW: View the contents of the current transfer table
GO: Copy data from the HDD to the DVD+RW according to the
currently entered transfer table
Description
Uploading image succeeded
The initialisation of IDE failed
Communication with the hard disk drive failed
Communication with the AV3 failed
No DVD+RW is available
Calibrating DVD+RW failed
Error while reading image data from HDD
Error while writing image to DVD+RW
Unable to update the transfer table on the DVD+RW
NEW 0X1 2048
: 0x1
: 0x34040
VIEW
ADD 0X2001 20480
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