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• UPDATE FIRMWARE—N/A
DO NOT USE THIS FUNCTION UNLESS INSTRUCTED TO DO SO BY A
KANGURU SOLUTIONS TECHNICIAN.
• TOTAL DISC COUNT
Displays a master record of the total discs duplicated.
• CHECK TRK LEN
This function is for the controller to read and detect the bad sector location.
1. "NO" doesn't use GAP to read.
2. "AUTO" uses a standard GAP to read.
3. "SHORT" uses a short GAP to read.
4. "LONG" uses a long GAP to read.
• PARTITION NA. [00000]
This is setting allows you to name each partition on your hard drive to load multiple DVD or CD
images. By default the Autoloader is set to read and load from Partition 00000. This means that
any data loaded onto the hard drive will be loaded into the first partition on the hard drive [00000].
Also, the system will read from this partition to get the source data. If you want to load more than
one DVD or CD onto the hard drive you must create a new partition for each DVD or CD.
Please follow these instructions to load multiple DVDs or CDs onto the hard drive.
Image #1
1. Begin by entering the Setup Mode and checking the partition name. It should be 00000
by default.
2. Exit the Setup Mode and scroll to the Load function.
3. Insert your source DVD or CD and wait for the system to recognize it.
4. Press RUN to load the data onto partition 00000.
Image #2
1. Enter the Setup Mode and scroll to the Partition NA. Function.
2. Change the Partition NA. to 00001.
3. Exit the Setup Mode and scroll to the Load function.
4. Insert your source DVD or CD and wait for the system to recognize it.
5. Press RUN to load the data onto partition 00001.
Please note: If you want to load a second image onto the internal hard drive you MUST
first create a new partition name or the new image will be loaded over the first. If you wish
to duplicate from a particular partition, you must also define that partition before
beginning the duplication.
It's a good practice to keep a sheet handy with your partition names and what they contain.
• SHOW DISC INFO
This function shows all of the information on the discs in the drives.
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