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Chapter 1 First Use of Built-in DVD-RAM Drive
First read this chapter when you first use the Built-in DVD-RAM drive.
This chapter describes the features of the Built-in DVD-RAM drive and the jobs from the
unpacking to the first use of the Built-in DVD-RAM drive sequentially.
Contact your service representative for the questions on the Built-in DVD-RAM drive and
the software used for the Built-in DVD-RAM drive.
Features
The Built-in DVD-RAM drive is a built-in storage drive developed for file systems in a
server or similar unit. The large capacity and high performance DVD-RAM drive is
designed to be used in a wide variety of computer systems ranging from low-end to
high-end units.
Various media available for data read/write
<Data read/write>
DVD-RAM
<Data read>
DVD-ROM
CD-ROM
CD-R
CD-RW
Industry standard support
Supporting the industry-standard ATA interface
Conforming to the unified standard of the DVD-RAM forum
(Ver. 2.1/Ver. 2.2)
High quality
Using highly reliable read/write head
Replaying high quality sound
High anti-dust structure
~ From Unpacking to First Use ~
Large capacity
4.7 GB for single-sided disk/ 9.4GB for
double-sided disk (DVD-RAM)
Versatility
Direct overwrite
2MB data buffer
Data read/write
High-speed data transfer
Up to 16620KB/sec
Supporting the latest transfer mode
Ultra DMA mode 2/mode 4 available
Multi-word DMA mode 2 and PIO transfer mode
available also
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