Vinpower Digital Titan Lightscribe Autoloader - Manual (Page 25)

23
Processing...
Please Wait
Input Bin Empty
Press OK to Finish
Copying... H4012MB
0 12% 481MB
Master 01
OK: 1 NG: 0 NB: 0
Access Job Log?
Access Drive Log?
Drive 1
OK: 1 NG: 0 NB: 0
The loader will continue to take discs from the Input Spindle and place them into drives until either all of the
drives are full or all Input Spindles are empty.
It takes a few seconds for the autoloader to recognize all of the discs in the
trays.
Once all of the discs are detected, the autoloader will detect the master disc
and the duplication process will start for the remaining blank discs. When
the duplication process is through, the loader will place the master disc and
successful copies onto the Output Spindles, place failed copies onto the
Reject Area.
In Multi Master Mode, the robotic arm continues to load more media into the drives from Input Spindles
while the duplicated discs are placed in the Output Spindle. Once a new Master disc has been detected by
any of the drives, this process will repeat for the new Master disc.
When all of the jobs are complete, and the autoloader detects all Input Spindles are empty, it presents you
with the Input Bin Empty message:
Press the ENT/Enter button to continue and you will see the Access Job
Log screen:
You can press the ENT/Enter button one more time to see the job log that
indicates the number of passes and fails for every job/Master Disc, or
simply press the ESC/Escape button to go to the Access Drive Log screen.
If you choose to see the job log file, you will see a screen similar to below:
 “Master 01” indicates the below results are for the 1 st master disc.
 “OK: 1” indicates there is “1” successful copy made for this master disc.
 “NG: 0” indicates there are “0” bad copies created from this master disc.
 “NB: 0” indicates there are “0” discs that were not recorded from this
master disc due to non-recording errors such as invalid media type, etc.
Use the Up or Down buttons to look at the log file for the various jobs.
Press the ESC/Escape button to go to the Access Drive Log screen
You can press the ENT/Enter button one more time to see the drive log that
indicates the number of passes and fails for every drive/tray, or simply press
the ESC/Escape button to go to the main menu. If you choose to see the
drive log file, you will see a screen similar to below:
Use the Up or Down buttons to look at the drive log file for the various
drives. Press the ESC/Escape button to return to the Copy menu