Yamaha CRW4416S - CRW - CD-RW Drive User Manual
Summary of CRW4416S - CRW - CD-RW Drive
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(declaration of conformity procedure) responsible party: yamaha systems inc. Address: 100 century center court san jose, california 95112 telephone: (408) 467-2330 fax: (408) 437-8791 type of equipment: cd recorder model name: crw441 this device with part 15 of the fcc rules. Operation is to the fol...
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Laser diode material nm emission laser output power less than 34.6 this output at distance the the block. Ansi of this compact disc is classified as a class 1 laser the class laser product must be located on the exterior. Vorsicht unsichtbare laserstrahlung wennabdeckung geoffnet nicht dem d enna d ...
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Wa l the temperature where located should be between 5°c and 40°c (41°f when used in a l d o not disassemble the to reduce the risk of electric l always remove the disc before transporting.
Page 5: Important Precautions
Important precautions important precautions please read the following precautions before attempting to operate the crw44 l before recording a disc, be sure to clean the disc and tray using an air aerosol-type dust remover. A dust on the disc may recording to fail, producing an unusable disc. L alway...
Page 6: Table of Contents
Table of contents table of contents ............................................................................... Crw44 features ....................................................... 1 orange book compatible recording ............................. Chapter 1 system configuration ....................
Page 7: Features
In troduction thank you for purchasing drive. Please read this manual before using the drive in make the best use of the superior crw44 after reading, this manual for reference. Features recording (rewritable) recording (recordable) reading the to write (overwrite) cd-rw discs at quad double and abl...
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In troduction orange book compatible recording track at once in this mode, data be recorded to disc one at a time. Discs recorded in this mode be played in cd or rom drives other than a cd-rw a cd-r drive until the multisession in this mode, data be recorded to disc in (one at a time). Additional da...
Page 9: Computer
Chapfer 1 system configuration chapter 1 system configuration before using the crw44 make sure that you have all of the items on list of included items. In to use will require following. Computer the following operating environment is required: an computer with 100 mhz or pentium cpu (in to write at...
Page 10: Tools
Chapter 1 system tools phillips screwdriver this is used to remove the of your computer, phillips screwdriver and to the yamaha drive. Long nose pliers these used to or remove the pin when setting the scsi id and parity settings the yamaha drive. Long nose pliers discs on the you conventional cd-rw ...
Page 11: Chapter 2
Chap ter 2 ins the yamaha w44 drive chapter 2 drive drive settings before installing the in your computer, you will need set the following jumpers. L scsi id settings l parity setting l terminator setting l block size setting this setting is set by inserting a pin in the located on the rear of the d...
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2 the yamaha drive note: when using windows 95 or windows 98, and scsi id ring the rear the same the scsi the and play component windows 95 98 number to the level scsi id setting 1 2 4 1 2 4 1 2 4 scsi id 0 scsi id 1 scsi id 2 scsi id 3 rt 1 2 4 1 2 4 scsi id 4 scsi id 5 scsi id 6 scsi id 7 parity s...
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Chapter 2 the yamaha drive n terminator setting the terminator setting indicates whether or not this device is the last connected scsi device. Terminator on (with a use this setting if the is the last device in the internal scsi daisy-chain. Terminator off (without a use this setting if devices othe...
Page 14: Installing The
Chapter 2 the yamaha drive installing the drive the following steps will differ slightly depending on the type of you are using. For details on removing the from your and installing or removing internal devices, refer to the manual for your computer. Off your computer, and unplug it from the ac outl...
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Chapter 2 the yamaha drive 3. Your hands or body may be holding a of a metallic of the chassis or power ply to release any such charge. 4. Remove the front of a half-height drive bay. For details refer to the manual of your computer. 5. Remove the scsi and set the terminator setting of the scsi inte...
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Chapter 2 the yamaha drive 7. Connect the scsi flat cable. Connect the scsi flat cable to the scsi and to the scsi located the rear of the crw44 drive. Position the connector so that the colored at pin 1 (your lower right). 8. Connect the cable. Connect the connector (sound to the connect the connec...
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2 the yamaha drive audi0 cable to the connector (large) to the sound card (sound connector 9. Connect the power supply cable. Connect the and power cable to the power supply located the rear of the drive. The shape of the connector makes it impossible to reverse the tions. If you have difficulty whe...
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Chapter 2 the yamaha drive 10. Tighten the four fastening screws securely. 11. Attach the of your computer. 12. Connect the power to an ac outlet, and on your computer. Make sure that the led located the of the drive is lit. 13. Start your operating system. For the procedure, refer to the manual for...
Page 19: Chapter 3 Operation
3 chapter 3 operation front panel disc tray the disc is inserted and ejected here. Pressing the eject button will open the tray. Headphone this stereo mini you to connect headphones and listen to audio . Headphone volume control this control adjusts the volume level of the headphone output. Rotating...
Page 20: Loading A Disc
Chapfer 3 operation eject button this button used to open or the tray. Manual eject hole this is used to eject disc that be ejected in the nor- mal way. It is for emergency use only. Loading a disc 1. Press the eject button to open the tray. 2. Carefully the disc, on the disc tray. 3. Press the disc...
Page 21: Ejecting The Disc
Chapter 3 operation ejecting the disc the powered on: press the eject button to eject the disc. Note: you eject the disc if the scsi command prohibits the eject ation the reading data. Caution: be to remove the disc it ejected. To the disc it completely ejected the drive to press the eject button th...
Page 22: Manual Eject (Emergency Use)
Chapter 3 operation manual eject (emergency use) here we how to eject the disc when it be ejected in the normal way; for example, the power is shut off inadvertently or the loading mechanism fails. This technique should be used last frequent use may lead to need pin-like of 2 or less in to do this. ...
Page 23: Troubleshooting
Troubleshootina troubleshooting crw44 not expected, the symptoms in the table, and take the appropriate corrective symptoms corrective the power to the is l check the dc power connection. The crw44 not recognized l check the scsi connection. Thc computer l make sure that scsi id numbers are assigned...
Page 24: Appendix
Appendix appendix ications interface data speed data transfer rate burst transfer rate buffer size access speed installation disc loading audio out (normal power consumption power environment dimensions weight scsi 2 (74 minutes disc) (63 minutes disc) writing (cd-rw): 2x 4xspeed writing (cd-r): nor...
Page 25: Front Panel
Appendix front panel key l on: green green 0 on: orange flashing: orange off reset ready (no disc) inserting disc ejecting disc ready (disc inserted) seeking l preparing to write . . Writing l writing (test mode) playback l l.
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English: you have please contact or one of the following pour plus de produits, veuillez distributeur plus figurant dans liste german: bei weiteren wenden sic sich sitte an ihren händler oder eine der folgenden firmen. Japan yamaha corporation electronic systems division 203 shizuoka-ken, japan tel:...