Optical Disk Drives Operation - Fantom Drives Titanium Owner's Manual

Product Operation-Optical Disk Drives
The DVD-RW/+RW formats are designed as user recordable formats that are compatible
with the existing DVD environment, which means that data written to DVD-RW/+RW will
be physically compatible with your desktop or set-top DVD players. As with standard
DVDs, DVD-RW/+RW discs can contain up to 4.7GB of data per side, and can be used
to store video, audio, or user file data. The DVD-RW/+RW format is a member of the
DVD Forum's family of DVD Specifications, and is a rewriteable medium that allows users
to record, erase, and re-record their own DVD discs more then 1000 times.
CD/DVD Operations
1) Disc Tray-Auto-loading using the Eject button
2) Headphone stereo mini-jack
3) Volume Control
4) Read/Write Indicator
5) Ventilation Holes (do not block)
6) Eject button
7) Forced Ejection hole
CD/DVD media precautions
• Do not use or store CD/DVD media in dirty or dusty locations; in locations subject
to extreme temperatures; in warm or humid locations where condensation may
form; or in locations exposed to direct sunlight.
• Do not use cracked, warped or damaged CD/DVD media. The media may
break up inside the drive, damaging it and possibly leading to injury.
• Do not touch or write on the disc surface.
• Do not drop, bend or flex the discs, or place any heavy objects on them.
• Do not apply any labels that may come loose inside the drive.
• Store cartridges in their protective sleeves when they are not being used.
• Do not incinerate CD/DVD media: discs that are no longer used should be
disposed of according to local regulations.
Emergency ejection of DVD and CD media
In the event that a media cannot be ejected with the load/eject button and when no
software is controlling the drive, an emergency eject operation will open the media tray.
Insert a small metal poker, such as an unbent paper clip, into the opening until it presses
against the manual eject mechanism. You will feel the mechanism eject the media tray.
Use this method only when the load/eject button is not working.
Warning! Make sure the drive has been off for a minute or longer,
that the disc has stopped spinning in the drive and that the power
is unplugged before attempting the emergency ejection procedure.
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