User manual SONY CRX-100ECH

[. . . ] Sony, Spressa, the Sony logo, i. LINK and the Spressa logo are registered trademarks of Sony. Apple, Mac, Macintosh and FireWire are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. MultiRead is a trademark of Hewlett-Packard Company. Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. [. . . ] Most CD-ROM playing software packages have a utility that will allow you to listen to audio CDs directly from the Spressa i. LINK drive. The software functions like a stereo CD-ROM player, letting you choose tracks to play; however, the sound does not go through the computer, it will play directly from the headphone jack. The volume control next to the headphone jack controls the volume. To play from the G4, Blue and White G3, or PC speaker, see the RCA Style Line Out Connectors information below. Rear Panel i. LINK Interface Connectors i. LINK ReWr itable Emergency Eject Hole In the event that a CD cannot be ejected with the Eject Button and no software is controlling the drive, an emergency eject operation will eject the CD tray. Insert a small metal poker, such as an unbent paperclip into the opening, until it presses against the manual eject mechanism. You will feel the mechanism eject the CD tray. Use this method only when the other method of ejecting a CD, the Eject Button, is not working. AC 100 - 240 V 50 - 60 Hz 1. 2 A Max. L i. LINK S400 R AC Power Inlet RCA Style Audio Outputs i. LINK Interface Connectors See the discussion of the i. LINK connections on page 12. RCA Style Line Out Connectors These connectors provide two channel, analog line level audio output which may be connected to audio equipment such as pre-amps, receivers, speakers and to the audio input on a G4, Blue and White G3, or PC. ReW ritab le i. LIN K 10 CRX145E/XI - Spressa i. LINK User's Guide CRX145E/XI - Spressa i. LINK User's Guide 11 AC Power Inlet The Spressa i. LINK drive uses a 100 to 240V, 5060 Hz, 1. 2 Amp Maximum auto switching power supply. This will allow the unit to be attached to either 110 volt or 220 volt circuits. IEEE 1394 Cable and Connectors IEEE 1394 is commonly called either i. LINK or FireWire. Insert the connector of the i. LINK cable to the FireWire port of the Macintosh. G4 and Blue & White G3 1 iMac DV , , 2 1 2 Fami Apple Comp Cupe rtino, uter, Inc CA 95 . 014 ly Nu mber: 000 G4 and Blue & White G3 115 iMac DV 1 , 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 18 CRX145E/XI - Spressa i. LINK User's Guide CRX145E/XI - Spressa i. LINK User's Guide 19 4. Attach the power cord to the CRX145E/XI. 6. Power on the CRX145E/XI. AC 10 0 50 - - 240 V 60 1. 2 A Hz Max . L R i. LIN K S400 ReW ritab le i. LIN K 5. Attach the i. LINK cable to the drives interface connector. 7. Power on the Macintosh if it was shut down. Install the software and load the drivers as instructed by the software documentation (or from the Quick Start guide). AC 10 0 50 - - 240 V 60 1. 2 A Hz Max . 9. The Spressa i. LINK drive is now ready to use! R i. LIN K S400 20 CRX145E/XI - Spressa i. LINK User's Guide CRX145E/XI - Spressa i. LINK User's Guide 21 Connecting to a PC Chapter 4 This chapter describes the installation procedure for connecting the Spressa i. LINK drive to a PC equipped with an i. LINK (IEEE 1394) expansion card. For instructions on connecting the Spressa i. LINK drive to a Macintosh, please see Chapter 3, Connecting to a Macintosh page 17. System Requirements PC with Pentium 233 MHz or faster CPU Windows 98 Second Edition (SE) 32 Mb RAM i. LINK (IEEE 1394) built-in or with expansion card Make sure that your package contains all the items listed: t Spressa CRX145E/XI external CD-RW drive ReW ritabl e i. LINK t t 6 foot i. LINK cable AC power cord t t t 1 blank CD-RW disc 1 blank CD-R disc User Guides ace K X/32X i. LIN nal 10X/4E 1394 interf Exter h IEE SSATM SPRE CRX120E/X Drive wit ble Sony -ReWrita CD s User' Guide Additionally, your Spressa i. LINK drive comes with CD Recording software. Please check the Quick Start guide or carton for the software that comes with your kit. [. . . ] A laser beam focused at these indentations reflects differently than the parts of the media that are not indented. Rather than use actual Pits and Land CD-R and CD-RW use heat to alter the 38 reflectivity of the chemical of the recording layer. A laser optical device can read the difference in reflectivity of different states of these chemicals, much like reading the difference in reflectivity of the Land and Pits in a stamped CD. Session information written at the beginning of a session. [. . . ]