Philips CDD522 User manual

CDD 522 CD - Compact Disc Recorder
FIG. FRONT VIEW
PHILIPS;
REAR VIEW
FRONT VIEW REAR VIEW
1. Disc Tray 1. SCSI connectors
2. Open/Close key 2. Dipswitches
3. Power on Led 3. Voltage selector
4, Disc In Led 4. Mains/AC power input
5. Writing Led 5, Power ON/OFF
6. Error Led
FIG.2

CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION..
Unpacking ....
Safety instructions ..
Special note
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INSTALLATION
Installing the drive ..
Host interface connections ...
Connecting to IBM compatible PC's..
Connecting to Apple computers .
Connecting to Workstations ...
Memory Extension........ccecseeseees
Upgrade Buffer.........
Mains AC connections
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SUMMARY OF CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS
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OPERATING/TESTING YOUR CD-RECORDABLE SYSTEM ...
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Loading and unloading a disc..
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Operating the CD-Recorder on the computer .
Software installation ....
Command description .
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Care of discs
Technical data........
Electrical interface ..
External signa! connector pin arrangement..
Table 1. External interface pin table
APPENDIX
Dipswitches .
Auto selftest: Dipswitch 4 ....
CD-R: The Physical Structure . 6
Introduction ....... 16
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Chapter3. et
Chapter4. 124
Chapterd. 28
Chapter6.... 31
Chapter’...
Chapters...
CD-R: The Logical Structure ...
Applications for CD-Recordabie
ISO 9660 File system..
ISO Sets... cece
Appending data to an iSO set
Basic principles of CD-R media.........
The additional CD-R area of a CD-R disc..
Blank CD-R diSC.......-cseeeeseeee
Partially recorded CD-R disc.
Fully recorded CD-R disc..........
Jumper settings .....
List of error codes..
Sense key codes..
Additional extended sense data...
The
following
sense
key
codes
are
defined
.............
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The following additional sense codes are defined
Error recovery table....
Glossary of terms .....
References/applicable documents
Information

INTRODUCTION
The CDD522 allows the recording on CD of large quantities of
data (up to 600 Mb) in one of the standard CD-formats :
CD-ROM (XA),CD Photo, CD-! AND CD-DA. The drives of the
CDD522 family are able to write and read with double and normal
transfer rate compared to standard CD-ROM (XA) and CD-DA
drives. Because the CDD522 operates conform the Orange Book
standard, the recorded discs can be read in a CD-ROM (XA),
CD-I, CD Photo and CD-DA player.The CD-R recordable media
are industry standard and available as "Blank discs" from various
suppliers. The 12cm discs have a formatted capacity of
approximately 600 Mbytes and can be inserted and removed by
the operator. The 8cm discs have a formatted capacity of
approximately 200 Mbytes.
The disc is read and written optically in fixed length sectors by a
movable head with a diode laser. Built-in error correction
ensures high data integrity. The CDD522 is a 42cm wide stand
alone drive and is designed to operate under office conditions.
The CDD522 and the host computer communicate via a SCSI
bus.
Features of the CDD522 CD-writer: .
- Second generation design.
- Writes and reads data at two times standard
CD-speed.
- Capable of writing multiple logical volumes on
one physical disc (multiple sessions).
- Upgradable internal buffer for catching data (default
2 Mb, expandable up to 8 or 32 Mb).
Unpacking
If the CDD522 package shows evidence of rough handling or
damage and the drive does not function properly on initial startup:
return the drive and damaged package to your supplier and
request a replacement.
Lift out the CDD522 and remove the packing pieces.
Check that the package contains following items :
- 1 Philips CD-R disc
- A5 user manual
A mains cable, SCSI cable and a SCSI controller board can be
purchased with your supplier.
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ammnmens
Safety
instructions
Check
the
position
of
the
AC
voltage
selector
(see
flap
of
this
manual,
item
3
rear
view)
to
correspond
to
the
voltage
from
your
mains/AC
outlet.
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Special
note
For
units
set
at
(120
-127
V)
:
use
a
UL
listed
cord
set
consisting
of
a
minimum
18
AWG,
type
SVT
or
SUT
three
conductor
cord
a
maximum
of
15-feet
in
length
and
a
parallel
blade,
grounding
type
attachment
plug
rated
15A,
125
V.
For
units
set
at
(220
-
240
V
domestic
use
USA)
:
use
a
UL
listed
cord
set
consisting
of
a
minimum
18
AWG,
type
SVT
or
SJT
three
conductor
cord
a
maximum
of
15
-feet
in
length
and
a
tandem
blade,
grounding
type
attachment
plug
rated
15A,
250
V.
For
units
set
at
(220
-
240
V
outside
of
USA)
:
use
a
consisting
of
a
minimum
(18
AWG)
HO5-VVF
cord
and
grounding
type
attachment
plug
rated
16
A,
250
V.
The
cord
set
should
have
the
appropriate
safety
approvals
for
the
country
in
which
the
equipment
will
be
installed
and
marked
HAR.

INSTALLATION
installing the drive
The drive should be positioned horizontally, close to your host,
because of limited interface cable length.
Host interface connections
Connect the SCSI cable to the SCS! interface card of your host.
Connect the other end to one of the SCSI connectors at the rear
_ of the CDD522 cabinet.
The SCSI connectors on the rear allow to daisy-chain multiple
drives.If more than one unit is connected, then make sure to set
different SCS! addresses to the different units via the dipswitches
on the back of the unit.(see appendix p.14 for more information
on the use of the dipswitches).
Be sure to terminate the last device in the SCSI chain. If this is
the CDD522 CD-Recorder, you have to mount an external
terminator, mating with the half-pitch SCSI-2 type connector on
the rear of the unit. Please consult your dealer in order to obtain
such a termihator.
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The CDD522 CD-Recorder can be connected to various
computer platforms via the provided standardized SCSI interface.
On
top
of
that
software
support
is
available
for
various
Operating
Systems (refer to table on next page for an example of currently
available application software packages.)

FIG.4
CD-Recorder CDD522
Operating Systems WINDOWS | MACINTOSH| UNIX
WinOnCD CD-Studio
application
formatting
& transfer to CD-R
MacOnCD NetScribe
QuickTopix
All trademarks acknowledged
CONNECTING TO IBM COMPATIBLE PC'S:
Currently the recommended way to interface the recorder to a PC
running DOS or Windows is using the Adaptec SCS! Host
Adaptor AHA 1540/1542.
The procedure for installation is described in the AHA 1540/1542
Installation Guide.
Take the default settings for the AHA 1540/1542 with the
following changes for CDD522 operation:
1) Disable the BIOS:
remove Pin 1 on jumper J6 (BIOS/Auto Sense Control)
2) Disable the floppy:
remove Pin 1 on jumper J8 (Floppy Disk Selection AHA
1542B only)
See appendix p.14 for the complete jumper settings of this board.
Use SCSI cable 22ER931 1/00 or equivalent.
CONNECTING TO APPLE COMPUTERS:
For using the recorder on Apple computers, a special SCSI cable
is required, typenr.: 22ER9310 or equivalent in order for the
system to operate correctly.
CONNECTING TO WORKSTATIONS:
lf the Workstation is equipped with the same type of mini-SCSI
connectors (as the SCSI-2 specification recommends) then use a
standard peripheral cable as supplied by your workstation
vendor.

Memory Extension
UPGRADE BUFFER
Warning: Memory boards are sensitive to electrostatic charge,
earth yourself by touching: the PC chassis before handling the
boards.
Memory expansion 8 Mb or 32 Mb DRAM: the sockets must
always contain two memory expansion modules (SIMM; Single-
in-line memory modules). Use always 30 lead modules of the
same type, speed, size and manufacturer.
Suggested types are:
TYPE MANUFACTURER
MCM 84 000 Motorola 4M x 8 bits
MCM 84 000 Motorola 4M x 8 bits
MCM 81 600 Motorola 16M x 8 bits
MCM 81 600 Motorola 16M x 8 bits
MCM 94 000 Motorola 4M x 9 bits
MCM 94 000 Motorola 4M x 9 bits
MCM 91 600 Motorola 16M x 9 bits
MCW 91 600 Motorola 16M x 9 bits
MB 85 280A FUJITSU 4M x 8 bits
MB 85 280 A FUJITSU 4M x 8 bits
MB 85 380 PBK
MB 85 380 PBK
MB 85 285 A
MB 85 285A
MB 85 385 PBK
MB 85 385 PBK
FUJITSU 16M x 8 bits
FUJITSU 16M x 8 bits
FUJITSU 4M x 9 bits
FUJITSU 4M x 9 bits
FUJITSU 16M x 9 bits
FUJITSU 16M x 9 bits
Description of the upgrade action.
1. Disconnect the supply cord before opening.
2. Remove the 7 cross-slotted screws, 3 at the back of the
player and 4 on the right and the left side of the player.
3. Remove the cover.
4. To remove the SIMM Modules :
Gently push aside the plastic latches. While you are pushing
the latches, move the top of the module to the centre of the
PC board and lift it.(see fig. A p.6).

FRONT OF THE PLAYER
5. Insert the new SIMM Modules:
Place the module to the socket while watching the
polarization ribs; an audible click ensures that the module
is properly installed.(see fig. B p.6).
6. Replace the cover and the 7 screws.
Mains AC connections
Connect the AC power cable to the drive (see flap of this
manual,item 4 rear view) and then to a mains/AC outlet.
CAUTION : Check power supply voltage (see safety
instructions).
THIS APPARATUS CAN BE CONNECTED TO AN IT POWER
SYSTEM.
SUMMARY OF
CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS
See flap (front view Fig.1)
1. DISC TRAY
2. OPEN/CLOSE KEY
Press the OPEN/CLOSE key to open the disc loading tray. To
close the disc loading tray, push gently at the front of the tray
or press the Open/Close key.
3. POWER indicator
Lights “green” when power is applied.

4. DISC IN/READ indicator
Lights
“green”
when
a
disc
is
present.
Flashes
asymmetrically
when
data
is
being
transferred
from
disc.
Flashes
symmetrically
when
starting
up
a
disc.
5. WRITE indicator
Lights
“orange”
when
writing
of
a
disc
occurs
6. ERROR indicator
Lights
“red”
about
2sec.
when
an
error
occurs.
See flap (rear view Fig.1)
1. SCSI connectors
2
x
50
pin
SCSI
(daisy
-
chained
SCSI),
ANSI
shielded,
(for more information see p.13)
2. DIPSWITCHES
With
dipswiiches
1
to
3
the
SCSI
address
is
selected.
Dipswitch
4
selects
the
auto
selftest
at
power-up.
(for
more information see p.14)
3.
Voltage
selector
(100-110
V
/
120-127
V
/
220-240
Vv)
120-127V
100-110V a) 220-240V
220-240V
4.
Mains/AC
power
input
connector
For connecting to the mains.
5. POWER on/off button
Switches
power
to
the
CDD522
on
and
off.