Codonics Virtua Technical Brief

Codonics Virtua
Virtua-2 Optical Drive
Replacement
Overview
This document describes the procedure for replacing an
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optical drive on a Codonics
Virtua-2 model. A Virtua-2 can be identified by the model
number on the manufacturer's label or a Recorder serial
number beginning with 81C, 81R, 82C or 83C. This spare
part is not compatible with the Virtua-1 model.
The following items are included in the Virtua-2 optical
drive spare part kit (SP-00329):
2 Optical drives (SATA)
N
12 Torx M-3 screws
N
4 washers
N
USB cable
N
Operating Software Disc
N
Accessories and Manuals Disc
N
NOTE: Optical drives are modified to be compatible
with the Virtua Recorder. Do not replace with standard
consumer SATA optical drives.
Codonics recommends replacing both optical drives. If only
one is replaced, make sure to store the unused optical drive
flat and not expose it to extreme temperatures. The screws
and washers are provided as spares and can be discarded if
not used.
The following tools are required to complete these service
instructions:
For Serial Numbers 81C, 81R, or 82C
T10 Torx driver(torque driver recommended)
N
Felt-tip pen
N
For Serial Number 83C
#2 Phillips driver
N
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Virtua Medical Disc Publisher,
System Preparation
1. If Virtua is not already shut down, make sure all job
processing is complete. Then perform a soft shutdown by
pressing the System power button for about a second or
logout and shutdown using the touch screen.
2. Wait for the System status light to turn off and switch off
the power supply switches on the rear of the System and
disconnect the power cords.
3. Remove any discs and store them in a disc holder.
4. Disconnect the eSATA cables and the USB cable from
the Recorder. Lift the Recorder from the Controller and
place on a work surface to proceed with replacing the
optical drives.
Drive Replacement 81C, 81R, or 82C
1. Use the Torx driver to remove the four screws securing
the drive-bay fan assembly. Unplug the SATA cables
from the optical drives and unplug the power connector
that is plugged into the fan.
NOTE: The clip on the SATA connector must be pressed
to release the connector from the optical drive.
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