R-Quest TCP-7200 User manual

TCP-AUTOLOADER
UserManual
This manual covers the following products:
TCP-7200
TCP-7400

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COPYRIGHT___________________________________________________
Copyright © 2002-2007 R-Quest Technologies, LLC.
Copyright © 2007 Global DiscWare, Inc.
All rights reserved. This manual and the software described in it are
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reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system or translated
into any language in any form by any means without the written permission of
Global DiscWare, Inc.
TRADEMARKS_________________________________________________
R-Quest, R-Quest by Global DiscWare, CopyQuest, TCP-7200, TCP-7400,
TCP-7500, TCP, TrueNet, TrueCopy, TrueCopy System Technology,
TrueCopy Technology, Powered By R-Quest and Powered By Global
DiscWare are trademarks of Global DiscWare, Inc. Other brand names and
product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective
companies. Global DiscWare Inc. may also claim other names, words or
phrases contained in this manual as trademarks.
PIRACY / ILLEGAL COPYING_____________________________________
The TCP series copiers are designed to help you easily reproduce material for
which you own the copyright or have obtained permission from the copyright
owner to make copies. Unless you own the copyright or have permission from
the copyright owner to make copies, you may be violating copyright law and
be subject to payment of fines, damages and / or other remedies. Global
DiscWare Inc. accepts no responsibility for the use or misuse of this
equipment for illegal purposes. If you are uncertain about your rights, contact
your legal advisor.
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Global DiscWare, Inc. (hereinafter “Global DiscWare”) warrants its Products to
be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal and proper
usage for the period of one year from the date of shipment from Global
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expressly detailed in the Product specifications and NOT to the imbedded
software, firmware or to third party software.
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harsh environmental or electrical conditions outside Global DiscWare’s written
specifications.
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from its authorized manufacturing subcontractor subsequent to June 1, 2007.
4) This warranty shall be valid only if the Product was purchased by the End
User from an authorized Global DiscWare Distributor/Reseller.
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consumable items such as printers or recorders to be serviced within the
warranty period. Parts replaced in the course of a service are warranted to
be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of ninety (90)
days, or until the expiration of the original warranty (whichever is the later),
and are subject to the same service interval requirements.
6) Removal of the Global DiscWare / R-Quest by Global DiscWare Label or
Serial number from the product will void this warranty.
7) Inkjet Printers Only: Use only the appropriate genuine HP cartridges in the
FlashJet 4800 and Si1000 printers. Using, or attempting to use cartridge
refills or attempting to ‘bulk ink’ the printers will void this warranty.
Purchaser’s Remedies
If a Global DiscWare Distributor or an End User desires to make a warranty
Claim, the Distributor or End User shall, if requested by Global DiscWare, ship
the Product to Global DiscWare’s authorized service facility, postage or freight
prepaid. Global DiscWare shall, at its option, take one of the following two
courses of action for any Products which Global DiscWare determines are
defective in materials or workmanship:

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1) Repair or replace the Product and ship the Product to the End User or to the
authorized Global DiscWare Distributor, postage or freight prepaid; or
2) Replace with a new product and ship the product to the End User or to the
authorized Global DiscWare Distributor, postage or freight prepaid.
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RIGHT OF REPLACEMENT OR REPAIR AS PROVIDED AND DOES NOT
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DAMAGES RESULTING FROM ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY,
INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM
PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR BUSINESS
INTERRUPTION.
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The sale and purchase of Products covered hereby and all terms and
conditions of this Warranty shall be governed by the laws of the State of
Minnesota, and any disputes hereunder shall be venued in the Hennepin
County District Courts in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
If Your Product Requires Support
If your product requires servicing, you should first contact the place of
purchase and request support. If the service request cannot be completed by
the place of purchase, you should contact Global DiscWare directly using one
of the following methods:
E-Mail: su[email protected]
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Before shipping any item to Global DiscWare, first obtain an RMA (Return
Material Authorization) Number from Global DiscWare support. This number
must be placed on the outside of the product packaging where it can be easily
found otherwise the item will be refused and returned at the sender’s
expense.
All products returned to Global DiscWare under warranty MUST be in original
Global DiscWare / R-Quest by Global DiscWare supplied packaging. If you
do not have the original packaging, new packaging can be supplied for a
charge. Please contact Global DiscWare for the cost of replacement
packaging, which may vary based on the product, and your location. Your
warranty will be voided if original Global DiscWare / R-Quest by Global
DiscWare packaging are not used.
Within the first 30 days of warranty, Global DiscWare will cover the cost of
shipping to the Global DiscWare factory via UPS Ground or other similar

transportation method; otherwise you are responsible for the cost of shipping
the product to Global DiscWare.
During the warranty period, Global DiscWare will cover the cost of returning
the repaired product to you via UPS Ground or other similar transportation
method. If you require a more urgent transportation method, upgrades can be
arranged for a charge, which in all cases must be pre-paid.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
QUICK START............................................................................................................................................. 9
BOX CONTENTS.......................................................................................................................................... 9
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT ...................................................................................................................... 10
POWER ON................................................................................................................................................ 10
PRINTER SET-UP ....................................................................................................................................... 10
QUICKSTART COPYING ............................................................................................................................ 11
QUICKSTART COMPARING....................................................................................................................... 12
OPERATION .............................................................................................................................................. 13
TURNING ON............................................................................................................................................ 13
KEYBOARD............................................................................................................................................... 14
< YES Key (left cursor or ‘Y’ on a USB keyboard) ............................................................................ 14
> NO Key (right cursor or ‘N’ on a USB keyboard).......................................................................... 14
/\ Key (up cursor on a USB keyboard) ................................................................................................14
\/ Key (down cursor on a USB keyboard) ........................................................................................... 14
Enter Key (Enter or Return key on a USB keyboard) ......................................................................... 14
Stop Key (use the escape key on a USB keyboard)............................................................................. 14
LCDDISPLAY........................................................................................................................................... 15
MENU STRUCTURE ...................................................................................................................................15
Copy.................................................................................................................................................... 15
Compare.............................................................................................................................................. 15
Batch Mode......................................................................................................................................... 15
Image Functions ................................................................................................................................. 15
Utilities................................................................................................................................................ 16
Set-up Menu........................................................................................................................................ 20
PASSWORD MENU..................................................................................................................................... 23
PRINTER SET-UP MENU ............................................................................................................................ 24
NETWORK SET-UP MENU.......................................................................................................................... 24
Use DHCP.......................................................................................................................................... 24
Set Network Name............................................................................................................................... 24
Duplicator IP...................................................................................................................................... 24
Network Mask ..................................................................................................................................... 25
Gateway IP Address............................................................................................................................ 25
Network Active.................................................................................................................................... 25
N/W Fast Start..................................................................................................................................... 25
TIME &DATE........................................................................................................................................... 26
Set Time............................................................................................................................................... 26
Set Date............................................................................................................................................... 26
Set Date Format.................................................................................................................................. 26
ENTERING TEXT (USINGTHE INTEGRATED KEYPAD) ................................................................................. 26
Disc Image Name................................................................................................................................26
Key String ........................................................................................................................................... 27
Numbers.............................................................................................................................................. 27
COPYING DISCS ........................................................................................................................................ 27
COMPARINGDISCS ................................................................................................................................... 29
BATCH MODE........................................................................................................................................... 29
APPENDIX A - ERROR MESSAGES..................................................................................................... 31
APPENDIX B - SET-UP............................................................................................................................ 33
DEFAULT SET-UP...................................................................................................................................... 33

Job Options Set-up.............................................................................................................................. 33
Read/Write Speed................................................................................................................................33
SUPPORTED FORMATS .............................................................................................................................. 34
MENU STRUCTURE ...................................................................................................................................35
APPENDIX C – DISC CREATION HINTS & TIPS................................................................................ 37
DISCS FOR DISTRIBUTION ......................................................................................................................... 37

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Quick Start
Your new TCP Autoloader is designed to allow fast, easy and reliable
duplication of discs with optional printing.
The following sections will get you started copying or comparing discs quickly.
More complicated features are skipped here, so after getting started using
these instructions we recommend you browse the Operation section to
become familiar with all the powerful features of your TCP Autoloader.
Possible errors are also bypassed. If you encounter problems see the Error
Messages section of this manual.
Box Contents IMPORTANT NOTE:
The removal of this product should be undertaken by at least two people
because of its size and weight. Please ensure safe manual handling
procedures are followed.
Carefully remove your TCP Autoloader from its shipping carton and verify that
all parts are present. If there are missing or damaged parts contact Global
DiscWare or an authorized distributor immediately to correct any mis-packed
or missing parts.
You should find the following packaged with your Autoloader:
TCP Autoloader (Printer NOT included as standard)
Power Cord
User manual
NOTE:
If your TCP Autoloader is damaged during shipment, please contact the
freight carrier first, then contact your distributor or Global DiscWare.
You need to save your packaging materials so that if the need arises you can
return your Autoloader for service. Sending a unit to Global DiscWare without
the original packaging will void the warranty. This packaging was designed
specifically for shipping your Autoloader. Other packaging may not be as

suitable. If you have already disposed of your packaging materials, you can
receive a new set from Global DiscWare for a fee.
Operating Environment
Your TCP Autoloader system should be used in a climate controlled
environment free of dirt, dust, excess humidity, excessive heat or electro-
magnetic interference. Your TCP Autoloader system should be placed on a
sturdy level surface – away from sources of vibration.
Allow at least four (4) inches, (10cm), of clearance around the sides and back
of the unit for ventilation.
Power On
Before powering the system on, please ensure that if you intend to print then
the printer is correctly installed. The printer should be powered on before the
main system. After the power is turned on the TCP Autoloader goes through a
series of self-tests. If the Main Menu prompt does not appear within two
minutes: see the Error Messages section of this manual.
Printer Set-up
The TCP can optionally print to the discs – either before, or after duplication.
Ensure that the printer-mounting platform is secured to the top of the right
hand side drive cube. Position the printer as per the instructions supplied with
the mounting platform. Connect the printer to the system via the serial and
parallel leads, and ensure that the printer is powered on at the same time, or
before the main system. This will allow the system to correctly initialize the
printer.
To configure the printer, go to the Set-up Menu, then to the Printer Settings
menu within the Set-up Menu. Select the printer type by using the right arrow
key, and then press ENTER to save. Press the STOP key to get back to the
main menu. It is important that the correct printer type is selected, otherwise
the TCP Autoloader will not print correctly.

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Once the parameters (above) are set, the final step to configuring the system
for printing is to ensure that the printer is in position and the system is able to
load discs.
To do this:
First place a disc into the input hopper.
Go to the Utilities | Loader Utilities | Load – the loader should pick the
disc.
Enter the Utilities | Loader Utilities | Loader Utilities | Extended Diags
section
Select Set Printer from the list
Open printer tray
Looking from above, use the left and right arrow keys to position the
disc centrally above the tray.
Once position is correct, press the ENTER key to save changes (to
cancel without saving changes, press the STOP key).
Close the printer tray, and remove the disc from the pick arm.
The system will now be ready for use.
Quick Start Copying
This quick start section assumes the Duplication Options (Setup Menu | Job
Options) are set as for use with the FlashJet 4800 printer (described earlier). If
they are not or if these instructions do not work then go to the Operation
chapter of this manual for detailed operating instructions.
Place one blank disc into the input, which is the front hopper (not the
individual pin) immediately in front of the left hand side stack of drives.
Use the up /\ or down \/ arrow keys to put the >cursor (on the Left of the LCD
display) next to the Start Copying menu line. Press the ENTER key to select that
menu function. If there is already an image on the hard drive the following
prompt will be displayed:
Read New Master?
Press the YES key. The next prompt will be for an Image name (this will be
the first prompt if there are no images on the hard disk).
Enter Image Name
[ ]

To use the default name just press the ENTER key at this point (see the
Entering Text section of the Operation chapter for instructions on entering an
image name). The default name will be the current time & date on the system.
Next the system will ask for the number of copies to record:
Enter Quantity
[ ]
Press the up arrow key /\ to set the quantity to [0001]. Then press the ENTER
key to accept the quantity. The top drive tray will open and the following
prompt will be displayed:
Insert Master Disc...
Press any key.
Put the Master Disc in the Input Hopper on top of the Blank disc and press the
ENTER key. The Autoloader will pick the Master Disc, and place it in the drive
tray, the tray will close and the Master Disc will be analysed and then read.
When the Master read is complete, the tray will open and Autoloader will
remove the disc from the tray, and place it into the Accept hopper. The arm
will then return to the Input hopper, and take the top blank disc (placed there
earlier). This will be loaded into the first recorder.
The recorder tray will close and you are copying your first disc! There is a
percentage bar indicator at the top right corner of the display that shows the
progress of each job.
The above instructions will work for all printer configurations. Both input
hoppers can be loaded with blank discs and the robot will automatically
change hoppers once the first input hopper becomes empty. Once the first
Input Hopper becomes empty, and the robot starts loading from the second
Input Hopper, the first Input Hopper becomes an ‘Accept Hopper’. This is
known as ‘rotating hoppers’.
Quick Start Comparing
Using the Compare function is essentially the same as copying. The only
difference is that you use the Start Comparing menu selection, and you will be
using written discs, rather than blank ones.
NOTE:
Because of the way Audio and Video CDs are recorded, CDs containing
Audio or Video tracks cannot be verified. This is not a limitation of the
TCP Autoloader equipment, but a limitation of the CD error correction
system.

Operation
This chapter provides detailed operating instructions for your TCP Autoloader.
Your TCP Autoloader has many options and features designed to make it more
productive and easier to use. Please read through this chapter carefully so that
you can take full advantage of all the features of your system.
Turning On
When the TCP Autoloader is turned on it performs a series of self-tests and
displays several messages.
Following are two messages displayed during a normal power-up:
First: TCA-Series
by
R-Quest Technologies
Firmware vX.YZ
Then several status messages will be displayed. And Finally:
> Copy
Compare
Batch Mode
Image Functions
If this series of messages are displayed then your Autoloader is ready for use.
If this series of messages are not displayed or different messages are
displayed see the Error Messages section of this manual.

Keyboard
A USB keyboard may be connected to the rear of the TCP autoloader to make
the entry of complicated image names and menu navigation easier. However,
this is not required, and following is the function of each key on the integrated
keypad:
< YES Key (left cursor or ‘Y’ on a USB keyboard)
Left arrow or YES – If being prompted to enter a number or character this key
moves the cursor 1 character to the left. If prompted with a question this key
answers YES.
> NO Key (right cursor or ‘N’ on a USB keyboard)
Right arrow or NO – If being prompted to enter a number or character this
key moves the cursor 1 character to the right. If prompted with a question this
key answers NO.
/\ Key (up cursor on a USB keyboard)
/\ (Up arrow) – If being prompted to enter a number or character this key
increments the character at the cursor to the next higher character or number.
If a menu is being displayed this key moves the cursor to the next menu
selection up. Numbers and characters can also be entered directly using a
USB keyboard.
\/ Key (down cursor on a USB keyboard)
\/ (Down arrow) – If being prompted to enter a number or character this key
decrements the character at the cursor to the next lower character or number.
If a menu is being displayed this key moves the cursor to the next menu
selection down. Numbers and characters can also be entered directly using a
USB keyboard.
Enter Key (Enter or Return key on a USB keyboard)
If being prompted to enter a number or name this key accepts the currently
displayed selection. If a menu is being displayed the ENTER key moves 1
level deeper into the menu structure. If the next item is executable it starts
that process.
Stop Key (use the escape key on a USB keyboard)
This key stops or aborts whatever is going on. When recording discs the
system is busy and this key may not respond immediately. If so, press and
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While a menu is being displayed the STOP key (escape on a USB keyboard)
backs up 1 level higher in the menu structure.
LCD Display
The LCD display is used either to display menus or to show status. For
instance while copying it shows what it is doing, the number it has to do, how
many it has done and the current mode (such as Burn or Simulate).
Menu Structure
Use the up /\ and down \/ arrow keys to position the cursor (a > character on the
left most column of the display) to the desired menu item. Then use the ENTER
key to select it.
Following is a description of each menu selection.
Copy
Use this menu option to start copying discs by reading the master to the hard
disk and then copy from the hard disk image. See the Copying section of this
chapter for further instructions
Compare
Use this menu option to start verifying copies. See the Verifying section of this
chapter for further instructions.
Batch Mode
Use this menu option to start Batch copying of discs. In batch mode, you
interleave blank discs with masters, so that you can automatically create
copies from several master discs – unattended.
WARNING - VERY IMPORTANT:
DO NOT use BD-RE discs as ‘master discs’ while in batch mode. It
will be re-formatted and re-written.
Image Functions
This menu option is used to maintain image files kept on the hard drive. This
menu item will not be shown if Multi Image HD is not enabled in the Setup Menu
| Job Options function.

Load New Master
Read a Master Disc and put the image on the hard drive without copying or
verifying.
List of Images
Show all disc images currently stored on the hard drive.
Show HD Free Space
Display the currently available hard drive space. If disc images have been
erased more usable space may be created by defragmenting the hard drive
using Image Functions | Defragment HD function.
Delete Image
Delete a disc image stored on the hard drive.
Rename Image
Rename a disc Image currently stored on the hard drive. See the Entering
Text section of this chapter for instructions on inputting text.
Defragment HD
Recover all hard drive space associated with erased images. Depending on
the hard drive size and the number and size of erased images this function
can take several minutes to complete.
Utilities
The utilities menu provides several useful functions required to maintain and
set up your TCP Autoloader system.
Hard Disk Utilities
These utilities are used to set up and maintain the hard drive in your
system. The hard drive provides a temporary storage buffer for the discs
you will be copying or verifying.
Show HD Free Space
Display the currently available hard drive space. If disc images have
been erased more space may be created by defragmenting the hard
drive using Image Functions | Defragment HD function.
Show HD Info
Display the installed hard disk information. This includes manufacturer,
model, drive firmware revision, and total space in megabytes (MB).

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Defrag HD
Recover all hard drive space associated with erased disc images.
Depending on the hard drive size and the number and size of erased
disc images this function can take several minutes to complete.
Format Hard Disk
This function re-initializes the hard drive directory structure. It should be
run anytime a new hard drive is installed in a system. This function can
also be used to quickly erase all images in the hard drive.
NOTE:
This function does not actually remove Images from the hard drive
and is not a secure erase of the image data. It simply marks all the
hard drive as unused and available for new images. The data
remain on the disk until overwritten by another image file.
Firmware Utilities
Firmware Utilities allows the firmware used by the TCP system controller,
Autoloader controller and the drives to be updated (depending on the drive
model).
Load System F/W
The system software that is used by the TCP to copy discs may be
updated from time to time, to add new features or support for new drives.
The following functions are used to update the firmware in the machine.
Load F/W From CD
This function reads firmware from a firmware CD-R and installs it in the
TCP Duplicator electronics. A firmware CD can be created by writing an
ISO-9660 CD-R with a TCP series firmware file in the root directory.
Selecting this option allows the system to read this firmware and update
accordingly. Once the system firmware is updated, the system will
automatically restart.
Load F/W XMODEM
This function is not available on the TCP. It is included for the use of
Global DiscWare approved service personnel.
Load F/W USB
This function reads firmware from USB memory stick connected to the
TCP autoloader via the USB port. This option will only appear if the USB
stick is already connected to the TCP and contains a valid firmware file
(*.rqf). Selecting this option then allows the system to read this firmware

and update accordingly. Once the system firmware is updated, the
system will automatically restart.
Load Drive F/W
The recorder manufacturer may update the software that is used by the
recorders from time to time. This could be for bug fixes, new features or
format support, or to optimise the recording quality on new media as it
becomes available.
A file containing Global DiscWare approved recorder firmware can be
obtained from the Global DiscWare web site, or Global DiscWare
authorized distributors. This is the ONLY file that should be used to
update the drives. Do not attempt to use any other file, as it may contain
firmware that has not been approved by Global DiscWare, and may
function incorrectly.
VERY IMPORTANT NOTE:
It is VERY IMPORTANT that you DO NOT turn off the power while this
function is running. Turning off the power before the Duplicator has
completed the drive upgrade may leave your recorders in a state
where they no longer function correctly. If you are in any doubt about
this, please contact Global DiscWare, or an authorized Global DiscWare
distributor before using this feature.
The update process is very simple, but user confirmation is requested
several times before the drives are actually updated. The recorder firmware
update file MUST be located in the root directory of a standard ISO9660
CD-ROM. Choose the menu item Utilities | Firmware Utilities | Load Drive F/W and
follow the prompts on the LCD.
Load Loader F/W
Very occasionally, there may be an updated version of loader firmware
available for download. This is the menu entry that will allow you to load
this onto your autoloader. For the reliability of your system, only install
official TCP firmware released by Global DiscWare onto your system.
VERY IMPORTANT NOTE:
It is VERY IMPORTANT that you do not turn off the power while
this function is running. Turning off the power before the
Duplicator has completed the drive upgrade may leave your
TCP Autoloader in a state where it no longer functions
correctly. If you are in any doubt about this, please contact Global
DiscWare, or an authorized Global DiscWare distributor before
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Loader Utilities
Loader utilities provide a means by which the loader mechanism can be
tested or diagnosed. These utilities are meant for Global DiscWare
approved service personnel and advanced users only. If in doubt, do not
use these utilities.
System Information
These functions are used to display information about the various
components installed in the CD Autoloader.
PCA Info
Display the installed firmware level, amount of RAM and the number of
recorders found in the system, and the number of recorders licensed in
this system. In addition, network information including IP address,
network mast and MAC address are displayed.
Writer Info
Display Recorder manufacturer, model number and firmware revision.
While it is possible to use different writer types, and different firmware
revisions, Global DiscWare recommends using the same writer type and
the latest approved writer firmware.
Hard Drive Info
Display the manufacturer, model number and capacity of the installed
hard drive.
Autoloader Info
Display Autoloader information.
Upgrade License
Enabled options can be changed via these functions. To get a new key to
enable new options contact Global DiscWare or an authorized Global
DiscWare distributor.
Show Current Key
Display current installed options Key String. You MUST have this Key
String available when contacting Global DiscWare or an authorized Global
DiscWare distributor.
Enter New Key
Enter new installed options Key String. Entering this Key String can change
your installed options. Contact Global DiscWare or an authorized Global
DiscWare distributor to get a new key string. See the Entering Text section
of this chapter for instructions on entering text.

Set-up Menu
These menus are used to select various options available on the TCP
Autoloader. Some menu options may depend on the settings of other options,
so the actual menus that appear are context sensitive.
Job Options
These functions set up options used during the duplication process. Use
the up arrow /\ key to scroll up or press the down arrow key \/ to scroll
down. Press the YES or NO key to select the desired values.
When the displayed selections are correct press the ENTER key to save or
press the STOP key to exit and leave the options unchanged.
Burn Discs
If set to NO the system is in simulate mode and will not actually write a
disc. It goes through all the motions and is a good test to see if the TCP
Autoloader is in operating condition.
NOTE:
If this is set to NO the following warning message will be displayed:
WARNING Copier is in SIMULATE mode, Press YES to continue or any other
key to cancel and the BURN/SIM field of the LCD will show SIM (for
Simulate Burn) while copying discs.
Compare Master
If set to YES the Master Disc will be read a second time and the new
read compared with the first. If the data are not the same a BAD
MASTER error will be displayed.
NOTE:
This feature is disabled for any Audio or Video tracks on the CD.
This is not a limitation of the TCP series, but a limitation of the CD
format low-level error correction systems.
Compare Copy
If set to YES every disc recorded will be re-read and compared to the
data written immediately following the recording (the disc will be verified).
If the data are not the same or there is a read error the disc will be
considered bad and rejected.
NOTE:
This feature is disabled for any Audio or Video tracks on the CD.
This is not a limitation of the TCP series, but a limitation of the CD
format low-level error correction systems.