Pioneer DRM-1004V40 Configuration & Functions, Application Example, Automatic Disc Inventory, Super-Fast2.6X DVD-ROMDrive, Simultaneous Multi-DriveAccess

Super-Fast 2.6X DVD-ROM Drive

Pioneer has designed the DRM-1004V40 to read out data from DVD-ROM discs at a speed of 3.5 MB/s, or 2.6 times the standard DVD-ROM rate. In addition, this autochanger is capable of reading CD-ROM discs at a sustained data transfer rate of 3 MB/s, which is a full 20 times the standard CD-ROM rate.

Rugged Reliability and Amazing Versatility

Designed to ensure reliable operation in heavy-use environments, the DRM- 1004V40 has achieved an MSBF rating of 2.5 million disc swaps. Furthermore, the drive is read compatible with all current DVD-ROM and CD-ROM discs.

Simultaneous Multi-Drive Access

For high-demand data library and archive situations, Pioneer offers DRM- 1004V40 models with up to four disc drives, this allows several users to access the database at the same time.

Application Example

Network Connectivity

Client

Server

(Main, Dedicated)

DRM-1004V40

DRM-1004V40:Reader only Example Configuration

Client

DVD-R

Server

(Main, Dedicated)

Client Client

Versatile Server/Network Compatibility

DRM-1004V40

Externally provided DVD-ROM, DVD-R

Using third-party software, the DRM-1004V40 can be easily integrated into all popular network environments including Windows NT, SUN, HP and SGI servers to support wide-ranging data retrieval, imaging and archival applications.

Automatic Disc Inventory

The DRM-1004V40 incorporates a built-in non-volatile memory which automatically inventories each magazine. The feature eliminates the risk of inserting discs into an occupied slot,therefore preventing the risk of disc damage.

Example Application Environments

-Document Imaging

-General Archiving

-Pre-Press, Printing

-Photo, Image Data Storage

-Medical Data Archiving

-CAD Data Archiving

-Data Distribution

Using the DRM-1004V40 as optical library for storage & retrieval/archival in a network environment, data-whether created in-house or obtained from an external source-can be accessed/ archived by network clients in transparent manner, combined with the benefits of a centralized control.

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		11	AC Inlet				5
1	DVD-ROM Drive		SCSI(Selector)				6			15
2	Mail Slot(Tray Bezel)	12
			Setting Switch for Drive
3	Open/Close Button		SCSI Connector for
4	Mode Indicator	13					7	12
			Changer
5	Disc Indicator	14	SCSI ID(Selector)
6	Operation Key
			Setting for Changer
7	Door Open Button	15	SCSI Connector for
			Drive
8	Key Switch	16 Voltage Selector			8			11			16
9	Power on/off Button					9
10	Elevator	17	Audio Out Terminal
			for Drive

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