Pioneer DRM-7000 Issue Potential Malfunction/Error Discs, ÷ Set Up NG error, Disc Magazines, E83

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TO AVOID PROBLEMS

 

Issue

Potential Malfunction/Error

 

 

 

 

7. Discs

÷ Blank discs, discs which have experienced failed recording opera-

÷

Reader drive malfunction

 

tions, and discs whose recording sessions have not been closed,

÷ [Set Up NG] error

 

cannot be used on the reader drive.

 

 

 

* Use the writer drive to determine whether a disc is blank.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

÷ Do not affix paper labels or seals to discs. Also, do not allow the

÷

Recording/playback mal-

 

printed surface of discs to become scratched.

 

function

 

* If a paper label is removed incorrectly, it may leave behind pieces

÷

[E83], [E99]

 

of adhesive that cause player malfunction; as a result, when re

 

 

 

moving an adhesive label, be sure to remove it carefully and fully,

 

 

 

taking care not to leave an scratches on the surface of the disc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

÷ Scratches, fingerprints, or dirt adhering to the surface of a disc may

÷

Recording/playback mal-

 

interfere with recording or playback. When handling discs, take care

 

function

 

not to touch the signal surface (the reflective recording surface).

 

 

 

Hold discs either by the outside edges, or by placing a finger in the

 

 

 

center hole.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

÷ If a disc is soiled, wipe gently with a soft cloth in a radial direction,

÷

Recording/playback mal-

 

straight from the center outwards. Do not wipe in a circular pattern.

 

function

 

* Use only the Pioneer Cleaning Cloth (Service Parts GED-009) for

 

 

 

wiping discs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

÷ To produce stable recording and playback, use only recommended

÷

Recording/playback mal-

 

discs. For recommended discs, consult your dealer or Pioneer's

 

function

 

website.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

÷ This component does not support DVD-R for Authoring media.

÷

Cannot record

 

 

 

 

8. Disc Magazines

÷ When inserting discs in magazines, be sure they are inserted flat

÷

[E83], [E99]

 

into the same slot; discs may be damaged if inserted diagonally (with

 

 

 

left and right edges in differing slots).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

÷ Do not allow the open end of magazines to point downward, since

÷

[E83]

 

discs may fall out.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

÷ Insert magazines slowly into the changer, since discs may fly fall out

÷

[E83]

 

if the magazine is inserted with excessive force.

 

 

 

* When inserting a magazine, if the electronic buzzer sounds or

 

 

 

error [E83 disc set NG] appears in the display, remove the maga-

 

 

 

zine, press any dislodged discs back into the magazine, and slowly

 

 

 

insert the magazine once again.

 

 

 

 

 

9. Disc Reversal Unit

÷ When the Pioneer Disc Flip Module DRM-UF701 is used in conjunc-

÷ [EC], (where = 0 F)

 

tion with the changer DRM-7000, the changer must be equipped

÷

Other malfunctions

 

with firmware Rev. 1.12 or later. Since malfunctions or disc damage

 

 

 

may occur when used with firmware revisions earlier than 1.12, be

 

 

 

sure to update your firmware before use to version 1.12 or later. For

 

 

 

details regarding updating of firmware, consult your Pioneer service

 

 

 

center, or retail dealer.

 

 

 

* The DRM-3000 module is not limited by firmware revisions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents DRM-7000 For U.S. model For European and U.K. ModelsEnglish Contents IMPORTANT! Safety InstructionsEase of Installation FeaturesFlexible Unit Design POWER-CORD Caution Handling PrecautionsFor Safety Cleaning the ChangerRead Before USE Security FeaturesOffline Media Management ADD-ON Products Deciding on System ConfigurationDisc magazine DRM-AL751Disc hyper magazine DRM-AH721 DRM-AF751DVD-R/RW drive unit DVD-R7322 DVD-ROM drive unit DVD-D7563Items Included Lock release key DiscsHandling the discs DRM-7000 DRM-3000 .. Operating instructionsTo Avoid Problems ÷ Set Up NG error Issue Potential Malfunction/Error DiscsDisc Magazines E83Names and Functions of Individual Parts Front Access Door InsideFront Control panelRear Rear Access Door InsideConnect power cord InstallationStep Attach the base stabilizersInstalling drive units Turning on the powerReadying the changer for operation Loosening the shipping screwsConnecting Scsi cables Scsi Cable Connection Example EnglishExample Loading magazine in front bay Inserting disc magazinesRelease knob Label Lock release Disc storage location Slot number Closing access doors System Administrator Mode User ModeMaintenance submodes OperationLog Contents Run-statistics Swap Remove Add Config submodeAuto probing Inquiry submodeOperation when the rear bay has been selected Config submodeInquiry submode Operation when the magazine bay has been selected Auto probing Option submodeAuto eject Hot startHyper I/E Free message Alert buzzerInfo submode ContentsLog Run-statistics Swap Mailslot submodeRemove Hyper submode AddProbe submode Door submode Attach add-on connector panels, if necessary How to add a driveAdding Drive Units Connect the changer interface cable Connect the power cablePress the ESC key Exchanging Drive Units How to exchange a driveRemove the drive Insert the new drive and connect the power cableConnect the Scsi interface cable English Others TroubleshootingOthers DRM-7000 DRM-3000 General specifications SpecificationsFunctional specifications Items includedMaintenance Scsi connector specificationsPin layout of Scsi connectors Electrical specifications of Scsi
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