NEC Display Solutions of America DV-5700A User Manual
NEC Display Solutions of America, Inc. Users Manual
Users Manual
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| Date Submitted | 1999-12-06 00:00:00 |
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Envsm Internal DVD-ROM Reader DV-5700 User's Manual —_|—] -$~ __| Laser Safety Information This drive employs a laser, Do not remove the cover or attempt io service this device when connected due to the possibility oi eye damage CAUTION Use a! control at adjustments or perionnence of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure These labels are located on upper endosure efthis drive, CAUTION -VIsnLEmDmsn|£usmmwnon warm wwrsmurmmm vrzwmcruwrmomrmmns - mama: urn mm; VORSICHT Amen»: Giormmmucummm mmmamu 105mm — WESSAJAWWJS mum . VARO' mmmwunmron Laser Specification LASERSlTElYIJL mm SATEES‘EUI ' CD mums-11mm rm ( °' ) Type : Semiconductor laser GaAIAs Wave length : 770 - 810 nm (ai 25‘0) Output : 5 mw (ior DVD) Type : Semiconductor laser InGeAIP Wave length : 635 - 665 nm (at 25'C) Output : 5 mW VARNmG -svumwmsvmcmzusmumm MMMWWSPMM woman SHRMFJIIIMDCH nmummmm - z:u<:mv—m&mlv—mn z—Azflaeflmtg. MHZ-Au out . swsm z i on 1 0. an m i—3¢«_I NOTICE This equipment has been tested and lound to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 olthe FCC Rules. These limits are designed to prwide reasonable protection against hermiul interlerence in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate nadlo lrequency energy andnil not Installed and used In accordance with the Instructions, may cause harmful inierlerenoe to radio communications However. merelsnoguaranteethatinterlerence will not occur In a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmiul Interlerence to radio or television reception. which can be determined try turning the equipment oli and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the Interlerenoe by one of more of the ioilcwing measures: — Heorient or relocate the receiving antenna. — increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. — Connect etdtie equipment into an outlet on a circuit dlilerent irom that to which the receiver Is connect . — Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician ior help This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limitsior radio noise emissions lrorn digital apparatus as set out In the Radio Interierenoe Regulations of the Canadian Department oi Communications. LE PRESENT APPAREIL NUMEFIIQUE N’EMET PAS DE anurrs RADIOELECTRIQUES DEPASSANT LES LIMITES APPLICABLES AUX APPAHEILS NUMEHIQUES DE cmssa a PRESCRITES DANS LE REGLEMEN‘I’ sun LE BROUILLAGE FIADIOELECTRIQUE some PAFI LE MINISTEFIE DES COMMUNICATIONS DU CANADA CAUTION ¢~ The user who makes changes or modifications to the unit without the express approval by the manulacturer will void user authority to operate the equipment ACHTUNG Der arbeitspiatzbezogena Gerausehemisslonswert disses Geriites betraat s 70dB(A) nach EN 2777911991. Notice Only DVD~FIOM discs and CD~Fl0M discs carrying the label below can be used with this DVD-ROM reader. flfimfi M swam s é in." a. m an 1—34» HEED THE FOLLOWING Read the operating instructions carefully betore using the unit and be sure to use it properly. Alter reading the instructions. store them in an easily accessible place so they can be consulted whenever necessary. ' Continued use should there he an Irregularity (smoke, abnormal smell or sound, etc.) will lead to fires or electric shocks. If there should be an irregularity, Immediately turn oil the power of the computer on which the unit is installed and request servicing. Do not disassemble or modlty the unit in any way. Doing so will lead to fires of electric shocks. - Make sure mat no foreign objects get In the unit. as this will lead to tires or electric shocks. II a foreign object should get In the unit, immediately turn all the power of the computer on whloh the unit is Installed and request servicing. l>i> - Do not let fluids get in the unit or let the unit get wet, as this will ® A lead to tires or electric shocks. It ttuld should get in the unit, Immediately tum oil the power at the computer on which the unit is Installed and request servicing Do not use with any power voltage other than the Indicated voltage. Doing so will teed to tires or electric shocks. - Do riot store or use the unit in places where it may be subiect to shock: or strong vibrations. Doing so will lead to fires or electric shocks. 0 Do not store or use the unit In places where it may be exposed to chemicals or chemical vapors. Doing so will lead to tires or electric shocks. mvsm 4 i numbnem I_:|J¢~— ACAUTION 0 When connecting computer equipment. audio equipment, speakers, etc.. be sure to read the respective manuals carefully, turn at the power, and tollow the connection instmctlcns. Using cords other than the specitled cords or extendan cords could generate neat and result In bums, etc. - Set the volume to the minimum betcre tumtng on the power. Sudden bursts ct loud sound could result In hearing Impalrrnent. - Do not store or use the unit In extremely hot places or places where the humidity fluctuates greattyt Doing so could lead 10 tires or electric shocks. 0 Do not store or use the unit In places exposed to direct sunlight or near equipment that generates heat. Doing so could lead to tires, - Dc not place the unit on unsteady tables. slanted surfaces or other unstable surfaces. The unit could tall or tIp ever. resulting In Injury. - Do not store or usethe unit In humid or dusty places. Doing so could lead to fires or electric shocks 0 Do not store or use the unit with heavy objects or objects that stickcutpassedthetrameontopctlt.1‘heobjectcrunltmay lose Its balance and tip over or tell. resulting In Injury. - Do not let stick your hands into the disc Insertion slot. as this could cause Iniury. 0 Do not use cracked or misshapen dlsce or discs that have been repaired with adhesives. etc. Discs rotate at high speeds inside the unit. It such discs are used, they may break and fly out. resulting in lnluryt - Do not look directly at the laser source. Exposing the eyes to the laser beam could result In vision Impalrrrient. - When used neara radio orTV. the unit may generate noise In the radio or TV. Also. it there Is equipment generating strong magnetic forces nearby. this may generate noise In the unit. 0 Keep the disc tray closed except when Inserting or removing discs in order to prevent in|ury trom bumping Into the disc trayt men» s i 99.113.“ Pu l IIIIIIIIIIHD Q— III-IIIIIIII Caufions Cleaning To clean the DVD~ROM leaner. wipe it wlih a soft. damp clolh, uslng mild detergent il necessary. Please avoid using solvents such as benzine or palm thinner. This can cause color changes or delorrnallon of the DVD- ROM reader. Handling the Disc ° Do nol louch the data elde ol lhe disc (the slde of the disc wlth no label or priming). 0 Do not apply paper labels or write on any part 01 the disc. data slde or label slde. Do not use the disc Ieaved a mark strip paper labels. - ll dust or fingerprints gel on the tiles, wipe It with a sell cloth lrom the center lo the edge. 0 Do not use benzlne. paint thinner, record cleaner, or stalk: repellent. Thle can damage the also, - Do ml place the dlec In any place where It will be subjected to dlrect sunllghl or hlgh temperatures. Ems-m o i larumcnm l—j¢ Table of Contents Heed the following Warning Caution A Cautlons Cleaning Handling lhe Part Names and Functions From View. Rear View A Preparation Jumper Selling ..... lnsenlnglnemoving a Disc Using me DVD~ROM Drive Installed Venicail Inserting a Disc Flernovlng a Disc Emergency Elect A-..o Specifications DVD-ROM Semen CD~FlOM Sadie" . Audio Section Environmenl. General nmmmm Emsm 7 i mm. m m |—j¢_:m| Part Names and Functions Front View 1 Phone: Jack -©' Thls lack Is used to connect a set 00 headphones. Please use headphones with a stereo mini-jack plug 2 Volume Control This oorm'ot is used to adlust the headphone volume. NOTE: This control has no etled on the audio output irorn the LINE OUT connector on the bank at the DVD-ROM reader. 3 BUSY Indie-tor This Indloetor lights umber while data Is being read 4 Troy Panel This panel prevents dust from entering the DVD-ROM reader. The disc tray will be ejected when the Load/Elect button Is pushed 5 Emergency Elect Note Use to remove the disc lrom the DVD-ROM render it the electrical elect Is disabled by software or it power iallure occurs. (See page 11 ‘Emergency Eject“ for details) a Loud/Elect This button Is pressed to elect or retract the disc tray when the power Is and swam a i 9'.I|.l,twm |—:|¢ Rear View 7 Jumper Blocks These blocks oi lumper locations eel the coniiguraiion for the DVD- ROM reader. (See page 9. “Jumper Sening" ior details.) 3 DIGITAL OUT Connector This oonnecior Is used to conned CD Digiiai Audio io an audio board, 9 Line Oul Connector This oonnedor is used (0 connect CD-Audlo to an audio board. 10 IIO BUS Connector This BUS connector ls used io oommi ihe DVD-FIOM reader and sent data. Use a ilai ribbon cable to connect your eompuier to the DVD-ROM reader. Connectmeeoioredsideoflnerbbonoabie i \ y tomasidemarkedmmmearrowwy / 11 Power Connector Use ihis lo provide operaiing power irom the hosi computer. 5mm 9 i nummm |—] ¢~ _| Preparation Jumper Settlng A jumper consists cl a pair of plus and a connector which fits over the pins. When We connector Is In place it esieblishes en elemronic Ilnk between the pins, whleh enables me Iunclion being controlled by the jumperl ll the connector Is removed. me eledronlc Ilnk ls broken and the lunclion is disabled. JUMPER BLOCK 1 2 3 CSEL SLAVE MASTER Jumpers are used to set the DVD-ROM reader mode on the IDE Interface, Emma m i sanctum |—:|¢ 10 Inserting/Removing a Disc Using the DVD-ROM Reader Installed Venlcally When using me DVD-ROM reeder, In me vertical positlon, load and unload discs as shown on me diagram behwv, DVD-ROM reader Inslalled vertlcaly DVD—ROM reader inslelled venicelw (rm slde) (Iefl side) caution Only 12cm discs can be used when lhe DVD-ROM reader ls Installed verticalw. Do not place Born dlecs In |he (ray when uslng the DVDROM reader installed in mls way. Emma 11 ’ nammm l—je 11 Inserting a Diet: 1. Press the Load/Eject button, The disc trey will be ejected. 2. Place the disc in the center of the tray wlth the label slde lacing up. 3. Press the Load/Eject button. The disc tray will be retracted. Removlng a DIsc 1. Press the Load/Elect button. The diectray wlll be ejected. 2. Remove the disc. 3. Press the Load/Eject button. The disc trey will be retracted. WARNING: Do not Iorcibty push thede tray In by hand Doing so may result In damage. Note: It an eject prohibit commend has been received tram the computer, the also tray will not be elected even it the Load/Elect button ls pressed. Emergency Eject The procedure described below can be used to remove a disc Irorn the DVD-ROM reader lithe Load/Elect button ls dlsabled by smware or a power Iallure oocurs. I. Turn oft the power to the computer installed the DVD-ROM reader. 2. The dlec that Is Inslde may mill be splnnlng. Please welt 1mlnute mm a stops to spin oenalnly. 3. Insert a steel red as paper crib and so on that is straightend (about 1 .3mm ln dlemeter) Into the emergency elect hole and push slowly. The dlec trey Is elected by about 1pm. Pull it all the way open by hand. ammo 1: i museum l—ZIQ—l 12 Speclflcatlons DVD-ROM Secflon um Dam Capacity" as m: (sing. layosznm) 5.5413 bytes (Du-l Imm 26m) 1.460 hymn (Sim lawman) 2.666 m (DWI lawman) um Dam Blocks 2043 arm/om Dun “and" mm mm Wm (mmum) Bum mum m PIO m4 om Sim wan mod. 2 um um Wold mod. 2 um- pm as mode 2 1mm(msumm.awm) Hm Error Rm saw 10“ (AM my wnscfion) CD-ROM Section User Dam capacity .. UsuDadeodu. ...muaym(mu meymomz) mmiwmzmu zssswwum¢mzp mum-mm (ModezForm 2) ...ooooxmc/m MimMod-zmmumm) 6820Kbytulm mamszmzm-mm ...mom4 DMASIMIeWmdmz umummmmz unn unnamed-2 |oom(|/3summ¢..vmao) HamEanm WWIO‘HAMI‘WM) mu Transter Rel- .. sum Translu Ran . CD-Audlo Sectlon qu-w/ Rem Envlronment Ambit!!! common in! nu 70mm- . 5 in 45‘0 Hum ,. 30 In M (M condom-lion) Amblcm mm mm Tompomm -20 n we Hunidhy 30 lo M (no mum) General Power 509901" , . 01me H n D) 14.0 x 4.2 x 2&ch <5 "4.x I ma 'l,ln.) Weight OJIIQ (2,01 Ib‘) Nola: Abwe specifications are subject to change, maven u-mmumuud mm. Emma 13 i 91“).va
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