IBM 09N4076 manual Your screen displays an error message, CDR-103, CDR-101, Not Fit

2.

The

CD

might

be

defective;

try

another

CD.

3.

The

CD

is

not ISO-9660 or

High

Sierra

Group

(HSG)

compatible.

Check

with

your

place

of

purchase.

There

is

no

sound

from

the

CD.

Take

the

following

actions.

1.

Check

that

you

are

using

an

audio

CD

and

not

a

data

CD.

2.

Adjust

the

volume

control

on

the

drive.

See

“Front

view

of

the

drive”

on

page 1-4

to

locate

the

volume

control

if

you

have connected

headphones

to

the

front

of

the

drive.

3.

Adjust

the

sound-adapter

volume

control.

See

the

documentation

that

comes

with

your

sound

adapter

and

audio-CD

player

program.

4.

Turn

off

the

computer,

unplug

the

cables

from

the

electrical

outlets for

your

computer

and

all

attached

devices,

and

remove

the

computer cover.

Check

that

the

audio-signal

cable

connects

the

CD-RW

drive

to

the

sound adapter.

Your screen displays an error message.

Take the following actions for two common error messages.

ŸCDR-103

The CD	in	the	CD-RW	drive	is not	a High Sierra or ISO 9660 format. The
CD-RW	drive	does	not	support	this	format.

ŸCDR-101

This

message

displays

when

you

try

to

access

the CD-RW drive

before

the

drive

is

ready.

The

busy

indicator

lights

when

you

attempt

to

access

the

drive

after

loading

a

CD

into

the

CD

tray. Wait

until

the

busy

indicator

stops

lighting

before

attempting

to

read

the

drive.

The

connectors

on

the

audio

cables

provided

do

not

fit

the

connector

on

your

sound

adapter.

Some

sound

adapters

might

require

a

special

cable.

See

the

documentation

that

comes

with

your

sound

adapter.

You

might

have

to

separately

purchase

an

audio

cable

for

the

CD-RW

drive.

The

audio-out connector on

the

CD-RW

drive

requires

a

MPC-2

compliant

Molex

70066-G

connector.

(To

locate

the

drive

audio

connector,

refer

to

“Back

view

of

the

drive”

on

page 1-4.) If

you

are

using

an

IBM

computer

or

IBM

sound adapter, refer

to

Appendix D,

“Help

and

service

information”

on

page 2-20

for

assistance.

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