User manual SONY DW-G120A

[. . . ] This label is located on the top of the drive unit enclosure. The drive should be used with a system that meets the following requirements1). PC/AT-compatible computer CPU: Pentium III, 800 MHz or higher 256 MB RAM or more 1 GB free hard disk space One available EIDE (ATAPI) interface connection with DMA capability2) One empty 5-inch half-height drive bay One available internal +12 V/+5 V power connector3) Operating system: Windows® 2000 Professional (referred to as Windows 2000), Quick Start Guide Electronic manual on the software disc Warranty card Product Information (this document) The above requirements the minimum necessary requirements to write to disc normally. [. . . ] With a single touch, you can activate the Turbo Boost function, to raise the read/write speed to 48× speed. note · On rare occasions, some discs may not be able to tolerate 48× speed, causing them to break. We recommend that you do not use deeply scratched, brittle, or other discs that may break at 48× speed. The Turbo Boost function does not guarantee a 48× write speed. Depending on the condition of the disc you are using, the speed may be automatically lowered. The Turbo Boost function does not increase read/write speed with CD-RW discs. The read/write speed when you insert a disc is normally 40× speed. Other system and product names used herein are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective manufacturers, although the TM and ® marks are not used in the text. The Busy indicator blinks twice and the read/write speed switches to 48× speed. Hint When you open the disc tray, the read/write speed reverts to its default of 40× speed. Before using this device, be sure to read the end-user license agreements for the software provided with your computer. About the Bundled Writing Software Detailed information about the supplied writing software is available on the Web sites of the software manufacturers and software distributors. (Accessible from the links in each software application) For the drive to play back DVDVideo, the region code on the DVD disc, the region code of the drive, and the region code of the DVD-Video software must all match. With this drive, the region code can be set up to five times, including the initial assignment (RPC phase 2 standard). [. . . ] The customers in these regions should be provided with a warranty card for this product. for contact information , refer to the warranty card. Note that technical support conditions may vary according to the locality, and that charges and/or limited service may apply in some regions. [. . . ]