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Setup
10. Disable Drives
Save Changes?
Drive 1 Port 1
[*]Enable [ ]Disable
Drive 1 Port 1
[ ]Enable [*]Disable
Setting Saved!
Please Restart
System Utilities
1. Disc Info
Disc Info
Please Insert Disc
Disc Info
3 Disc Detected, GO?
Use the Up or Down button to select the Disable Drives menu and
press the OK button to enter that menu.
Use the Up or Down button to select the desired drive/trays you would
like to enable/disable. Then press or button to move the asterisk in front
of “Enable” or “Disable”
Use the Up or Down button until you see the “Save Changes” screen
and press the OK button to save the changes you made.
Once the changes are saved, you will see the “Please Restart” screen. The
new settings will not take effect until you restart the system.

12. System Utilities
System Utilities is used to provide information pertaining to the autoloader as well as modification to maintain
proper functioning. The System Utilities are:
¾ Disc Info
¾ System Info
¾ Device Info
¾ Load Default
¾ Update Firmware
12.1 Disc Info
If you are uncertain about the type of blank recordable media you are using, the Disc Info function can help
you identify the type of disc and provide information about the data encoded on the disc. For blank recordable
discs, it will tell you the media's format, capacity, manufacture ID, and the Media's certified writing speed.
Note: The Disc Info function does not use the robotic capabilities of the system. You must manually
insert the discs into the drives.
Use the Up or Down button to select the Disc Info menu and press the
OK button to enter that menu. The system will proceed to the Please
Insert Disc menu.
Place your disc(s) into the drives.
After a few seconds, the system will detect the discs and ask you if you want
to proceed. Wait until all of your discs have been detected and press the
OK button to continue.
The information that you see will depend on whether the disc that you inserted has data written on it or if it is
blank. In this example, three discs have been loaded:
The results are:
1. CD 21M Data
1 Session 1Trk
A data CD was placed in the top tray
¾ The “1.” Indicates that the information is for the media
inserted in tray 1.
¾ The “CD” indicates that the media inserted is a CD-
ROM.
¾ The “21M” indicates that 21Mbytes of data is encoded
on the disc.
¾ “1Session 1Trk” indicates that the data is all in a single
session recorded as a single track.
Press the Down button to see the next disc.