Panasonic Healthcare 9TB076CRB CD Rom User Manual 8
Panasonic Healthcare Co., Ltd. CD Rom 8
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CD-ROM DRIVE UNIT CR-592-B I CR-592-C INSTRUCTION MANUAL Please read through these instructions before operating this unit. Interface : ATAPI ~d% CD-ROM DRIVE UNIT CR-592-B / CR-592-C INSTRUCTION MANUAL Please read through these instructldns belore operating this unit. Interface :ATAP| ' Model CR-592-B TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE 1. PRECAUTIONS WHEN OPERATING ......... 1.1 PRECAUTIONS WHEN TRANSPORTING 1.2 INSTALLATION LOCATION 13 PRECAUTIONS FOR USE .. 1.4 PRECAUTIONS FOR OPERATION .. 1.5 PRECAUTIONS WHEN HANDLING D 2. PARTS AND FUNCTIONS . 2.1 FRONT VIEW 2.2 REAR VIEW. 3. CONNECTIONS. 3.1 CONNECTING VIEW. 4. GUIDE TO OPERATION . 4.1 INSTALLATIONS 5. GENERAL DESCRIPTION 5.1 FEATURE SUMMARY 5.2 SYSTEM SET UP 5.3 POWER SAVING 6. SPECIFICATION SUMMAR 6.1 PERFORMANCE . 6.2 ERROR RATES 6.3 AUDIO PERFORMANCE 6.4 GENERAL PERFORMANCE. 6.5 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 6.6 PICK UP LASER ................ 7. BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE 7.1 TROUBLESHOOTING 4a IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE NOTICE (1) You may not reproduce or transcribe any part of this publication without permission. (2) We reserve the right to revise this document at any time wlthout notice. (3) If you have any questions about this document, contact your sales representative SAFETY NOTICE (1) To prevent fire or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. (2) To avoid electric shock or damage to the eyes due to laser beam, do not attempt to disassemble the cabinet. For USA (Model err-59243 only) FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT Class B Computing Device particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio 0 television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on. the user is encomaged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures 1 - - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. - - Increase the separation between the equipment and recelver. — - Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver Is connected. - — Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equ pment. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) RADIO NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pUrsuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are deslgned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and , if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However. there is no guarantee that interference will not occur In a I' Fcc WARNING : Changes or modifications not expressly approved b the party l l l l LASER SAFETY INFORMATION Class 1 LASER Product This equipment Is certified to comply with DHHS Rule 21 CFR Chapter 1, Subchapter J in effect as ol date of manufacture. Elsewhere, the drive is certified to conform to the re uirements ol the International Elggtrotechnical Commission (IEC) 525 and CENEL C EN60825 for Class 1 laser r ucts. pClass 1 laser products are not considered to be hazardous. To ensure continued product safety, the following precautions should be heeded. Caution : (1) The use of controls or adjustments or performance at procedures other than those specltied herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure. (2) The drive Is designed to be Incorporated into a computerbased system or unit which has an enclosing cover. The drive me not be used as a stand-alone unit. (3) Do not open the drive unit; no user a justments or servlceable parts are inside. cuss r LASER mower use»? Kusse 1 mom | ulswrrs Russ 1 uses APPARAT APPAREL A useuozcussar enema - Thls label is attached to the upper shield at the top of the drive unit, - Disses Etikett is! aul der oberen Abschirmu oben an! der lautwerkseinhe'n engebraoht. (For German) - Merkningen alertinns pa den overstfiepan overst pa drivenheten. For Sweden) - Denne merkeleppen er festet til det dverste dekselet pa toppen av spi Ieren. (For Norway) - Denne etiket er set last pa den overste ska-rm pa drewenhedens top. (For Denmark) - Tame etiketti on Iiimattu voimayksiki'm yléosan suojalevyyn. (For Finland) CAUTION - Iirwslatz user mutton m 0994 no im suns mu m m not morn mm mm ventilate AWMQEL- wring uszusrmms n mute 36 m m | M 4 mm m its» limits msrflulairm vABllIllG 49106qu mi new Ml infirm. srmpm mailman-m memoirs mm VORSICHT- unswnrwt: usmflmuua‘mwmfi mmmnmmm mmmmmm ADvAfisEt-mrm _ tummmulnmmwss. mum 1 mm was mmmmm VAml mtgmummm _ roirn minimum in may memorial mso mmurrremun - This label Is attached to the bottom of the drive unit. - Diese Aufschrift belinded sich aul der Bodenplatte des Gerates. (For German) - Madcnlngen alertinns pa drivenhetens underside. (For Sweden - Denne merkelappen er iestet til undareiden sv spilleren. (For onuay) 0 Denne etiket er sat fast I bunden ef drev-enheden. (For Denmark) - Tame etiketti on Iiimattu Iaitteen pohiaan. (For Finland) aA-I . l I For Finland VAFlOlTUS! laserséteilylle. For Sweden VARN IN G ! Laineen kéytiéminen muulla kuln tassé kiyitéahjeessa mainitulla iavalla saaflaa eliistaa kéynalén lurvallisuusluokan 1 yimfivélle nakymanbmélle Om apparelen anvands pa annat séii an i denna bruksanvisnlng specilicerais, kan anvéndaren utsaiias for osynlig laserstrélnlng, som fiverskrider grénsen far Iaserklass 1. LASER Speclllcation Type: Semiconducior laser GaAIAs Wave Length: 790 1 25 nm Divergence: 9: 53.5 ° = 1.5 ° Output Power: 0.22 mW Laser-Deten: (For German) Typ: GaAIAs-HalbleitsrLaser Wellenlénge: 790 x 25 nm Dlvergenz: 9 = 53,5 ° t 1,5 ° Ausgangsleistung: 0,22 mW Laser- speclllkafioner: (For Sweden) Typ: Laserhalvedare GaAlAs Végléngd: 790 z 25 nm Divergens: 6 = 53.5 ° $15 ° Uteffekt: 0,22 mW LASER Spesifikasjon: (For Norway) Type: Halvleder laser GaAlAs Belgelengde: 790 z: 25 nm Divergens: 9= 53,5 ° 1: 1,5 ° Uigangsefieki: 0,22 mW Laser Specifikafloner: (For Denmark) Type: Semiconducior GaAIAs Bulge-lengde: 790 t 25 nm Divergens: 0: 53,5 ° 1 1,5 ° Udgang-eflekt: 022 mW LASEFiln teknisel tiedol: (Fer Flnland) Tyyppi: Laserpuoiljohdin GaAIAs Aallon piiuus: 790 t 25 nm Hajaantuminen: 9= 535 ° 11.5 ° Teho: 0,22 mW INTRODUCTION CD-FiOM is read-onl memory using an audio compact disc sysiem as a media package which handles digiia data. To enjoy audio CD, please insert the Headphone plug intot e Headphone lack. This drive unit uses CD-ROM discs which bear the following mark. filfiéfié Only compact discs having thls mark can be used wlth ihls unii. [filfig‘ifi DIGlTAL AUDIO CHAPTER 1 PRECAUTIONS WHEN OPERATING 1.1 PRECAUTIONS WHEN TRANSPORTING To avoid damaPe ' Keep the orig nal packing materials tor the drive unit. . ‘ Before you transport the drive unit, remove the disc from the drive unit and repack the drive unit in its original packing. 1.2 lNSTALLATION LOCATION Do not place unit in the following environments. ' Sigh-temperature, high-humidity, extreme temperature changes. ' us ' Excessive vIbretion/ sudden shock. ' Inclined place. " Direct sunlight. 1.3 PRECAUTIONS FOR USE ‘ Never push objects of any kind through the Cabinet slots. never splll liquid cl any kind on the unit. ‘ Do not place obg‘ects on the product. ' Do not attempt 0 service this product yourself. ' Do not 0 on or remove covers. * Do not p ace foreign oblects in the disc insertion slot and attempt to o erate. " Do not use CD-R M drive when vertically installed. (Horizontal lnstal ation type only) 1.4 PRECAUTIONS FOR OPERATION To avoid error " Do not move the drive unit duringtoperation. . ' Do not operate the unit directly a er a sudden increase In temperature. NOTE : A great proportion of problems are usually caused by the following. G) Dust or Finger-prints on the surface of the CD-disc, (2 Random Electrical Noise. ® Scratches and Defects on the surface of the CD-disc. 1.5 PRECAUTIONS WHEN HANDLING DISCS G) Hold the disc by the edges, do not touch the surface of the disc. (D To remove dust or fingerprint, use a clean, soft, dry cloth. ll (3 Do not write on. or paste paper to the surface of the disc. Should not paste any label to the outer back surlace (the label side) 0,1 the disc, or it generates drive vlbration due to imbalance of the disc. Q) Do not store the disc in a place where the temperature is high, © Do not use benzlne, thlnners and cleaners, etc. 6) Do not make the center hole larger. ® Do not bend the disc 6) Do not drop the disc, or subject it to shock. A-4“. 49— CHAPTER 2 PARTS AND FUNCTIONS 2.1 FRONT VIEW 4 6 ma- il “ (D DISC TRAY Accepts a disc. (2 HEAD PHONE JACK (Model cn-ssz-B only) Headphone can be connected using a 3.5mm stereo mini plug. @ VOLUME (Model CR-SQZ-B only) Adjusts audio output level at Headphone. © BUSY INDICATOR Lights when data is being accessed from the disc, or the drive is playing an audio CD. 6) EJECTILOAD BUTTON Elects and loads the disc tray. 6) EMERGENCY EJECT HOLE Insert an instmmenl such as straightened paper clip into tnls hole to manually eject the tray. (Sea 4.1) 2.2 REAR VIEW G) INTERFACE CONNECTOR Connects to host computer's inleriace connector. I? DO (IN) CONNECTOR @ AUDIO OUT CONNECTOR (Analog) © JUMPER PIN Insert thejumper according to the Master! Slave / CSEL drive. (See the figure in the next page) (5) DIGITAL AUDIO OUT CONNECTOR NOTE: The serial format of digital data (not Audlo data) output functions wim some model. A-6 ‘ i . w A? CHAPTER 3 CONNECTIONS 3.1 CONNECTING VIEW DO IN Connector Inlerfacs Cunnecmr Audio Out Counselor DC Power Counselor Digital Audio Out Connector Imeflacs Cable Driva-Ssleci(Maslsr/SIave/CSEL) I I CHAPTER 4 GUIDE TO OPERATION 4.1 INSTALLATIONS ' A-8. ' Starting the drive. (D Turn on the power supply. ® Press the eject button. The tray is ejected from the drive. ®' Place the disc In the tray with the disc's label facing up. 6) Press the eject button or press the tray lightly as In the following figure. The tray is retracted automatically. ' This figure shows in case of Horizontal Installation. 6) Loading start. CAUTION: -Do not insert any loreign objects Into the disc tray. This could result in a malfunction. - Do not manually force the tray to open. - When the drive is not in use, keep the tray closed to protect against dust and dirt. 0 Do not press down hard on the tray when loading a disc, since this may result in damage to or mallunctien of the tray. - In case of emergency, eject the tray manually Min 45mm It lor some reason the tray will not eject automatically, press the eject-bar (tor example, insert a straightened paper clip minimum straight length = 45mm, Diameter = 1~ 1.5mm) into the emergency eject hole to manually eject the tray. (Be- iore proceeding with this emergency step, make sure that p er oil the power is switched OFF.) ap p 49— CHAPTER 5 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 5.1 FEATURE SUMMARY ® Embedded ATAPI Interface. ‘ (2) Automatic Loading with tray, (3) Horizontal and Vertical Installation. (Vertlcal : Vertical installation type only, 12 cm Disc only) (9 'Audio Playback Capability. © MS-DOS CD-FtOM Extensions Available. © 5 1/4“ Hall Height Design. 5.2 SYSTEM SET UP The ATAPI Devices are selected by the Address Iield in the Drive Select Register. When a single Device is attached to the Interface, it shall be set as Device 0. When the ATAPI Device Is attached along with an ATA Mass Storage Device, the ATAPI Device will be set as Device 1 and respond as a Slave 5.3 POWER SAVING ® When the drive waits for a command from the Host tor more than five minutes. then the drive enters Power Save Mode. Laser and Spindle motor stop. (2) Restart is automatic when the Host Command Is received. NOTE : - ATAPI : AT Attachment Packet Interface. 0 MS-DOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. l e CHAPTER 6 SPEClFICATlON SUMMARY 5.1 PERFORMANCE (D Disc diameter 12 cm, 8 cm (2 Disc speed (1X made) '1 200 ~ 530 r/mln (CLV) ‘6 (40x mode) ‘2 7903 - 9220 r/min (CAV) "7 © Data capacity 540 MBytes typical 12 cm Disc) 180 MBytes typical 8 cm Disc) (9 Data transfer Rate Sequential 1X mode) 150 KBytes/s (Mode 1) Sequential 40x made) 2569 ~ 6000 KBytes/s (Mode 1) mean value; 4125 KBytes/s) From butler 16.7 MByte 5 Pic Mode 4) 16.7 MBytes/s Multi-word DMA Mode 2; 8.3 MBytes/s( ingle word DMA Mode 2 (5) Access lime ‘3 Random access time “4 (1X mode) 420 ms typical Random access time (40x mode) 95 ms typical Fullstrcke access time '5 (1X mode) 730 ms typlcal Fullstrcke access time (40x mode) 180 ms typical ® Butler Size 128 KBytes MTBF 125,000 POH (duty 20%) NOTE: ‘1 1x mode: 1x speed mode “2 40x mode: 40x speed mode '3 Access time: This drive has two Read Buffer (called Multi-Se ment Function). Thus, when we measure the access time that the rea between two points is repeated, the cache data in two Read Date Butters get the cache hit alternately, and the actual access time is not measured (the pick up does not move due to the cache hit). To measure the actual access time, it is necessar to disable Multi-Segment Function to make the cache invalid. The ollowlng Is a command to disable the MultlSegment. This command is Vendor Unique Command. The command that disable the MuttI-Segment (Command Code = CFh) CF000508000054000000 00 00 When several ms of measured data Is obtained at 113 Stroke and Full Stroke Access time measurement, the drive has the cache hit due to the Multi-Segment Function. It the access time Is measured agaln atter Issuing the above CFh Command, you can get the access time value which is indicated in Drive Spec. Random access time: Average Data read over the complete area from 00 min. 02 sec. 00 black to 59 min. 58 sec. 74 blocks, more than 2000 times including latency and layered error correction time. Fullstroke access time: From 00 min. 02 sec. 00 block to 59 min, 58 sec. 74 blocks including latency and layered error correction time. Constant Linear Velocity Constant Angle Velocity A-10 . J $— 6.2 ERROR RATES - Soft read errors Less than 10 9 - Hard read errors Less than 10 -" 6.3 AUDIO PERFORMANCE (1) Analog audio (Headphone tunctions with Model CFl-592-B only) £2 Numberofchannels 2 (2 Frequency response 100 Hz ~ 20 kHz (Headphone) 20 Hz - 20 kHz (Line~out) ® SN Ratio More than 80 dB (Line-out) @ Distortion - Line-out Less than 0.1% (1 kHz) - Headphone Less than 0.236 (1 kHz) (5) Output level - Line-out 0.60 Vrms - Headphone 0.60 Vrms (2) Digital audio (D Output level TTL level 9“ (2 Data format Base a decision on IEC-SSB 6.4 GENERAL PERFORMANCE G) Power requirement (2 Dimensions (W x H x D) 146 x 41.3 x 190 mm (exclude Front Bezel) (3 Weight 767 g typ. 5.5 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS Operatlng Non—operating - Temperature 5 ~ 50 °C — 30 ~ 65 “C - Humidity 5 ~ 90 %Rh 5 - 95 %Rh (Non-oondensation) (Non-condensation) 6.6 PICK UP LASER - Type Semlconductor laser GaAIAs - Wave Length 790 z 25 nm - Divergence 9: 53.5“ z 1.50 - Output power 0.22 mW . . .,,,A-11 J % CHAPTER 7 BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE 7.1 TROUBLESHOOTING (1) There are many kinds at problems caused by misuse. When a problem occurs, check the table below which describes possible problems occurring with your CD-ROM drive. (2) If the CD-ROM drive Is not operating correctly and you cannot restore operation by following the detailed procedures in the table below, do not remove the cover of the units or adjust further. (3) In the case cl (2) above. unplug the unit and consult with yourdealeror the nearest service station. TROUBLE CORRECTION - CD-HOM drlve does not ® Confirm that the connection between the CDvHOM drive operate and Busy Indicator end the host computer is correct. does not light. ® Confirm that the program is correct. 6) Confirm that the setting drive select switch Is correct. @ Confirm that the disc has been inserted label side up. C5) Conlirrn that foreign objects have not been inserted. A-IZ. .. (h u) Weight and dimensions shown are approximate‘ Speclficatlons are subject to change without notice. LMQT00357 Printed in Japan
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