WYTRON BD-02, User Manual

Page 1: ...User Manual WYTRON BD 02 For Optical Disc Duplicator V 3 6 0 Copyright 2013 All Rights Reserved ...

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Page 3: ...er 8 Making Hard Drive to Disc Copies 12 Section 1 Loading Master Disc content into the Hard Drive as a partition image 12 Section 2 Selecting the Copy Source to the Hard Drive 15 Section 3 Making Copies from an existing partition image of the Hard Drive 16 Select the Duplication Speed 19 Mix Audio Tracks 21 Change the Setup settings 27 Chapter 4 Menu Overview 29 Appendix A External Device USB eSA...

Page 4: ...ion to the copy protection limitation the system cannot copy across formats This means that you cannot copy a DVD master onto a recordable CD or vice versa In addition you cannot copy the same formats if the discs have different maximum capacity limitations This means that you cannot copy a single layer DVD or Blu ray Disc onto a double dual layer DVD or Blu ray Disc or vice versa The recordable b...

Page 5: ...stem Do not try to use the Air Duster to clean the system while the reader writer trays are open In doing so you may inadvertently blow dust into the recording device and damage the recording device 6 Proper Shutdown To avoid possible system failures you need to shut down the system properly To shut down the system you need to press the Up or Down button to Shutdown menu then press ENT Enter and f...

Page 6: ...ing Copies Changing Speed etc Chapter 4 Menu Overview This chapter describes what every function setting does Appendix A External Device USB eSATA Network Setup Guide This section describes how to enables one of many writers of your system as an external writer for your PC via system s USB interface Appendix B Troubleshooting This section provides many solutions on frequently asked questions and p...

Page 7: ...ower On Off Button 2 Optical Disc Reader Referred to as Reader throughout this manual 3 Optical Disc Writers Referred to as Writer throughout this manual 4 Eject Button 5 Keypad 6 LCD Screen 7 System Ventilation Vents 8 Power Supply Fan 9 Ventilation Fans 10 Power Voltage Switch 110v 220v not available on all models 11 Power Supply On Off Switch not available on all models 12 External Connection n...

Page 8: ...er Up Menu Option Scroll Up Down Menu Option Scroll Down Forward Enter OK Execute the function Backward Escape go back to the previous function Shortcut to make a copy Shortcut to make simulation of copying process Shortcut to change the duplication speed Shortcut to change your master reading source ...

Page 9: ...image on page 12 For example if you want to enter a partition name of FUN1 do the following a Press the Down button repeatedly until F is displayed b Press the ENT Enter button once to move the cursor to the next position c Press the Down button repeatedly until U is displayed d Press the ENT Enter button once to move the cursor to the next position e Press the Down button repeatedly until N is di...

Page 10: ...e copying from the reader drive to the writer drives during the first round of the copy process Then starting from the 2nd round all copies will be made from the hard drive for enhanced performance and reliability If you prefer not to utilize this feature please change the Duplication Mode setting to On the Fly under Setup menu Please refer to page 32 for more details Section 1 Selecting the Copy ...

Page 11: ...uld then see the Counter feature screen The Counter feature will let you choose how many copies you want to make for your project It allows the system to count the number of copies you ve made for this job and prompt you when the desired number has been achieved The Counter feature is for your convenience only and will allow you to make more copies than the amount desired if so required You can ch...

Page 12: ...played for more than 2 minutes after you have inserted your master disc or blank discs please check the quality of the discs Step 4 After you ve placed your master disc and blank discs in the drive s please allow 5 10 seconds for the system to detect them After they have been recognized then you shall see the following screen By default the Auto Start setting is set to Auto Therefore if your syste...

Page 13: ... is selected and the right hand screen is shown when No Counter is selected Specify Counter No Counter It is normal to see the progress indicator stay at 0 10 and 100 for approximately 30 seconds for CD duplication and up to 1 minute for DVD duplication That is caused by the initializing and finalizing stages Step 6 Once the duplication run is completed the successful copies will be ejected and yo...

Page 14: ...nu If you ve specified a counter value for your project and your project is completed you shall see the following screen You can then press ENT Enter to go back to main menu If you happen to have any failed discs bad copy the failed disc s will not be ejected automatically You need to manually eject them and throw them away if they are write once recordable disc s Pass 21 Fail 0 Job Completed Pres...

Page 15: ...term partition s is also used to refer to image files in the hard drive If your system has a Hard Drive installed a partition image will be created whenever you begin to load master disc content into the hard drive The number of images the hard drive can hold is determined by the capacity of your hard drive and the size of every master disc image you transferred into the hard drive Hard Drive Manu...

Page 16: ...ter disc content into the hard drive by pressing the up or down button to find your desired partition naming method Option 1 A new partition image Screen Shot New Partition Option 2 Overwrite one of the existing partitions images if any exists including the reserved partition image Screen Shot Overwrite Option 3 Choose Auto Generate to have the system automatically generate a partition image name ...

Page 17: ...r to continue to the next step If you have chosen Auto Generate Then precede to the next step Step 5 Please place your master disc into the Reader or the 1st Writer if there s no Reader installed in your system Once the system recognizes your master disc the loading progress screen will be displayed as show below Step 6 Once the loading process is completed you should see the following screen 4012...

Page 18: ...gate to the Select Source menu Step 2 Press ENT Enter button to enter the Select Source menu and you shall see a screen similar to below Step 3 Use the Up or Down button to locate the Hard Drive and press the ENT Enter button to select it If the hard drive has already been pre selected as the source the system will NOT respond to the ENT Enter button Please press the ESC Escape button to go back t...

Page 19: ...is job The Counter feature is for your convenience only and will allow you to make more copies than the amount desired if so required You can choose not to input your desired number of copies if you prefer to copy continuously with no interruption It will still count the number of copies you ve made for this job but it will not notify you when to stop To do so simply press the ENT Enter button whe...

Page 20: ...ds or if all writers are filled and the system detects this the system will start automatically Once the number of blank discs you inserted matches the number of discs detected on the screen press ENT Enter if you are not using Auto Start or wish to speed up the process to confirm and the following Processing screen will appear If the number of blank discs you inserted does not match the number of...

Page 21: ...on That is caused by the initializing and finalizing stage Step 7 Once the duplication run is completed the successful copies will be ejected and you shall see the following screen Step 8 Remove the successful copies and refill the trays with additional blank media to continue making more copies You can also press the ESC Escape button to terminate your project and go back to the main menu If you ...

Page 22: ...r the Select Burn Speed menu and you shall see a screen similar to below Step 3 Select the Correct Speed Type There are different types of recording speed based on the disc format and source HDD CD to CD Copying to CD R RW media from a pre loaded CD partition image in the hard drive or a CD master disc in the Reader Writer HDD DVD to DVD Copying to DVD R media from a pre loaded DVD partition image...

Page 23: ...creen for speed adjustment You can press the up or down button to select the desired speed value and then press the ENT Enter to submit the selection If the speed value you ve selected is the same as the current speed value the system will NOT respond to the ENT Enter button Please press the ESC Escape button to go back to the main menu Step 5 Once the speed setting has been successfully changed y...

Page 24: ... instructed to copy them onto a blank 80 min CD R media You can operate this function by choosing Edit Track to Hard Drive when asked This is considered a safer method to perform the mix audio tracks If any of the Audio CD tracks you wish to mix are not readable due to scratches or bad quality the blank CD R media will NOT be ruined since the blank CD R media isn t being recorded on until all Audi...

Page 25: ...p or Down button to display the playtime of each track on this audio CD and press the ENT Enter button to select the track you wish to be mixed Once a track is selected you shall see the symbol on the left of the track number on the 2nd line as shown in the below screen If the track you have selected will cause the total playtime of all audio tracks to be more than your blank CD R media capacity y...

Page 26: ... will now start the mixing process as shown in the following screen Step 8 Once the mixing process is completed you will see the following screen When you re finished adding tracks you can choose to finalize the job mark the completion by performing the following steps a Press the ENT Enter button when you see Finish Mixing on the 2nd line of the screen like below b Then press the ENT Enter button...

Page 27: ... menu Or you can choose to mix more tracks from other Audio CD s by pressing the Up or Down button until you see Insert Next Master on the 2nd line as in the following screen Then press the ENT Enter button to repeat Steps 3 through 8 When the whole process is complete your mixed copy will be ejected and you shall see the following Press ENT Enter button and you will be directed back to the main m...

Page 28: ...ter button once 10 Press Down button until you see Are you done on the 2nd line 11 Press ENT Enter button once 12 Press Down button until you see Insert Next Master on the 2nd line 13 Press ENT Enter button once 14 Insert CD2 DUPLICATOR 3 37 11 Mix Audio Tracks Mix Mode Directly to Blank CD Preparing Waiting for a Blank Preparing Waiting for Master Total 0 Trk 0m 00s Track 1 4m 31s Total 0 Trk 0m ...

Page 29: ...2 Press ENT Enter button once 23 Press ENT Enter button once 24 Press ENT Enter button once 25 Press ENT Enter button once Total 2 Trk 9m 47s Track 3 4m 47s Total 3 Trk 14m 34s Track 3 4m 47s Total 3 Trk 14m 34s Track 4 5m 26s Total 4 Trk 20m 00s Track 4 5m 26s Total 5 Trk 24m 27s Are you done Mixing 3 0 4m 47s Mixing Complete Finish Mixing Total 4 Trk 20m 00s Track 5 4m 27s Total 5 Trk 24m 27s Tr...

Page 30: ...ady Step 1 Use the Up or Down button to navigate to the Setup menu Step 2 Press the ENT Enter button to enter the Setup menu and you shall see a screen similar to below Step 3 Use the Up or Down button to navigate to the Auto Start setting Step 4 Press the ENT Enter button to enter the Auto Start setting and you shall see a screen similar to below Step 5 Use the Up or Down button to change the val...

Page 31: ...k to the main menu This change will only be effective for the current usage until you power off the system unless you perform the Save function under the Utilities menu or perform the Shutdown function under the main menu DUPLICATOR 3 37 12 Setup ...

Page 32: ...ose of performing such simulation is to ensure error free duplication Due to the physical limitation of DVD R RW BD R RE recordable format you cannot perform this procedure on these formats If you do so you will encounter a failure messages If you are using CD RW DVD RW discs as your blank media during the simulation any content that may have been recorded inside those discs will be permanently er...

Page 33: ...our master disc content into the hard drive as a partition image For more information please refer to section 1 of Make Hard Drive to Disc Copies Loading Master Disc content into the Hard Drive as a partition image on page 12 10 3 Rename Partition This function will guide you to rename an existing partition image including Reserve partition image in the hard drive 10 4 Delete Partition This functi...

Page 34: ... selected the copy process requires you to press the ENT Enter button to start the duplication This feature applies to applications inside the operation menu such as COPY TEST TEST COPY COPY COMPARE etc 12 3 Read Error Skip Normally when the system encounters a reading error while reading your master disc the duplication job will be aborted and all the recordable media will be ruined However if yo...

Page 35: ... this feature ON or OFF The purpose of this feature is to increase the compatibility of DVD R media with a broader range of DVD Video players This process will increase the amount of time required to duplicate your disc s 12 12 ISRC This option will allow you to enable disable copying the ISRC code of the Audio CD ISRC is the serial of the audio tracks that uniquely identifies the song in that aud...

Page 36: ...escan feature This feature will scan and detect any bad sectors existing in the master disc It is recommended to perform this feature before starting the duplication task for all master discs By doing so you can prevent wasting blank media due to an error in the master disc 13 3 System Info By entering this menu you will be able to see the hardware and software information pertaining to your syste...

Page 37: ... password During this process you will be asked to select the existing account and then you will be prompted to enter the new user name and new user password for this account User Admin is the administrative account you can NOT change the user name for this account but you will be able to change the password for this account 14 4 Delete User This menu allows you to delete the existing user account...

Page 38: ... 35 safely turn off the machine via the Power Switch Turning off your system without performing this function will increase the risk of damaging your system ...

Page 39: ... change the setting to ON 6 Press ENT Enter button to submit your selection 7 The system will either restart by itself or prompts you restart it manually by powering the system off and back on 8 Your computer should recognize a number of external devices depending on the system you purchased Above instructions are for you to turn on the USB eSATA Network port However if you wish to turn it off ple...

Page 40: ...y source back to the Reader and try again 3 Buttons do not function Maybe it is still busy on a task Give it sometime and press it again If it still doesn t work turn off the machine and then restart the machine after a minute 4 Copy completed but the copies are not readable executable Use compare feature to check the copied disc Based on our experience the quality of your media plays a big role o...

Page 41: ... a Go to menu Utilities b Press the ENT Enter button c Press Down button until you see Load Default on the 2nd line d Press ENT Enter button e Wait for 3 4 seconds f Press ESC Escape button g Press Down button until you see Shutdown on the 2nd line h Press ENT Enter button i Press ENT Enter button j Power off the system and power it back on All settings should be restored back to default DUPLICATO...

Page 42: ...lank disc s are missing when the job has already started Possible Solution Please make sure blank discs are placed in writer trays 203 Burner Mixed or Firmware version Mixed Description The model or firmware version of all writers in the duplicator is not the same Possible Solution This typically happens when you recently replaced a writer drive Contact Tech Support 204 Targets Master Not Compatib...

Page 43: ...ssible Solution Please go to Disc Info in Utilities to make sure every blank disc has the same media ID M Code Replace the one s that are different if necessary 208 Targets are not RW discs Description The target blank discs are not Rewritable discs Possible Solution Please go to Disc Info in Utilities to make sure every blank disc is a rewriteable disc 209 Master Disc is CSS Protected Description...

Page 44: ...ecessary partitions images 231 Redundant Name Description The name entered has already been used in the system Possible Solution Please enter a different name or rename the existing file name which is in conflict before you re enter this name 232 Format Failed Description The system is not able to format the hard drive A detailed error code will be displayed at the end of the error message in the ...

Page 45: ...ster or blank disc 252 Not Audio CD Description The Master Disc is not an Audio CD when preparing the mixing process Possible Solution Please verify your master disc is an Audio CD 253 Over Blank Disc Capacity Description The total size of the selected tracks is larger than the capacity of the target blank disc during the track selection process Possible Solution Try to select an alternative track...

Page 46: ...y to re download the Firmware Update File 262 Unknown flash model Description The Firmware Update File is not meant for your system Possible Solution 1 Try to contact Tech Support for the proper Update file 263 User Abort Description A job is being aborted by user pressing the ESC Escape button for more than 5 seconds during a job run Possible Solution Restart the job when ready with the proper ma...

Page 47: ...nt 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 designed 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 interfer...

Page 48: ... locate the machine on a solid support surface not on plush carpet that has adequate strength to support the weight of the machine Always unplug this equipment from the electrical outlet before cleaning Do not use aerosol cleaners Aerosol cleaners can be explosive or flammable when used on electromechanical equipment Do Not Do These Never use a ground adapter plug to connect the equipment to a pow...

Page 49: ...jects into slots or openings on the machine Electrical shock or fire may result 9 Do not obstruct ventilation openings These openings are used to provide proper cooling to the machine Electrical Supply 1 This product shall be operated from the type of electrical supply indicted on the product s data plate label If you are not sure that your electrical supply meets the requirements please consult a...

Page 50: ...in the user documentation supplied with the product 2 Do not carry out any maintenance on this product which is not described in the customer documentation 3 Use supplies and cleaning materials only as directed in the Operator section of this manual 4 Do not remove covers or guards that are fastened with screws There are no parts behind these covers that you can maintain or service Do not use aero...

Page 51: ...member states related to low voltage equipment 2004 108 EC December 15 2004 Council Directive 2004 108 EC as amended Approximation of the laws of the member states related to electromagnetic compatibility A full declaration of conformity defining the relevant directives and referenced standards can be obtained from your Authorized local dealer In order to allow this equipment to operate in proximi...