HERA LS Series CD/DVD Duplication System / User Manual
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Print Setup
3. Delete Label
Please Select Label
[FUN.lsi]25M
Delete Label
[FUN.lsi], OK?
[FUN.lsi]
Deleted!
12.2 Rename Label
When you load your LightScribe Label file into the hard drive, the filename of the label file is used as a
reference. However, you can also rename it at anytime afterwards. Instructions on how to perform this
operation is very similar to the partition name change example, which is shown in “Editing Names” on
page 19.
12.3 Delete Label
The
Delete Label
function deletes an existing LightScribe Label file in the hard drive. Use the
Up or
Down
button to navigate to the
3.Delete Partition
menu.
Press the
ENT/Enter
button to enter the
Delete Label
menu. The
autoloader will first ask you to choose the label to be deleted:
Use the
Up or Down
button to find the label that you want to delete. Press
the
ENT/Enter
button to select the label.
At the autoloader
Delete Label
confirmation message display, press the
ENT/Enter
button to continue.
The autoloader displays the
Deleted
message for two seconds and then
returns you to the
Delete Label
menu.
12.4 Print Surface Info
The
Print Surface Info
function provides information about the LightScribe printing device and the
LightScribe printable media used in this LightScribe printing device for troubleshooting purposes. Use
the
Up or Down
button to navigate to the
Print Surface Info
menu.
In order to display this information, a LightScribe printable disc (printing side face down) must be
manually placed into the LightScribe printing device before performing this function.
12.5 Label Info
The
Label Info
function provides in-depth information as to what type of LightScribe media is supported
by this label file. This function is only needed for troubleshooting purposes.
13. Setup
The Setup menu options are used to configure various options on the autoloader. The Setup menu consists of
the following sub-menus:
Language
Read Error Skip
CD Writing Mode
Max Audio, VCD & CDG Speed
Buzzer
Startup Menu
Screen Saver