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Facilidade de uso
Your new Orbit II System provides state of the art 48x duplication speed for both CD-Audio and CD-ROM discs. Orbit II also incorporates “Burn Proof” technology to prevent wasting CD-R media due to buffer under runs. We are confident you will be impressed with how easy it is to Setup and operate this unit. Your complete satisfaction is our primary goal, so please contact our Technical Services Group if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions. The Microboards Technology Orbit II is a stand-alone CD-to-CD Office Copier designed to feed up to 50 CD-Rs or CD-RWs into its CD-R/CD-RW Writer. With your Orbit II you can record all common CD-Audio or CD-ROM formats, and accumulate accepted or rejected discs without operator attention. (See section 11.4 Specifications for a list of CD formats supported by your new Orbit II.) The Orbit II is designed for ease of use in an office copier environment. The Orbit II is so easy to use its basic operating instructions are contained on a single page. Your system includes a colorful laminated copy of the basic operating instructions that you can hang on a wall near the unit. The Orbit II Stand Alone CD-to-CD Office Copier is the ideal solution for users who require unattended copying of all common CD formats. Because it is a stand-alone system, Orbit II does not require the support of a personal computer. Orbit II CD-to-CD Copier users do not need computer skills. If you can use a paper document copier, you can use an Orbit II. All Microboards Technology CD-R Systems share disc singulation components; and use industrial grade CD-R/CD-RW Writers and Readers, control keypads, and LCD displays. Because it is based upon Microboards Technology Professional Series Systems, your Orbit II will provide years of trouble-free service, even if you use it continuously. Your Orbit II can use CD, CD-R, or CD-RW discs as masters. It can copy your masters on to blank CD-R or CD-RW discs. If you use CD-RW discs they must be blank. Orbit II cannot erase, or over-write, CD-RW media. Pre-written CD-RW discs will be placed on the Reject side. We at Microboards Technology strongly discourage the illegal copying of content in violation of copyright laws. Our equipment will not defeat copy protection. Make sure the copies you produce conform to copyright regulations, and function properly in target systems, before you distribute them. Section 2 Setting Up your CD-R Copying Area: A clean and orderly work place is required to consistently produce high quality copies. We suggest you locate your Orbit II Stand Alone CD-to-CD Office Copier in an office like environment free of dust and debris. Any contamination that gets on the CDs, CD-Rs, or CD-RWs you use as masters or blanks can cause rejects that will reduce your yield and increase your cost. Even worse than yield loss is the possibility that a CD-R you duplicate will not work in your customer’s CD Drive. Dust and debris will also increase Orbit II system maintenance, and possibly shorten the service life of your Orbit II CD-to-CD Office Copier After you have selected a clean working environment for your Orbit II, you should allow enough tabletop space around the unit to properly organize the flow of masters, blank media, duplicated discs, and process rejects. In the example photograph below, workflow is from right to left. Blank discs waiting for copying are on the right of the Orbit II, along with a clearly labeled container for rejects. Completed copy jobs and masters are to the left of the Orbit II. Remember; it is sometimes difficult to tell if an unlabeled CD-R has been duplicated. It is virtually impossible to identify the content of a duplicated CD-R until it is labeled or printed. An organized workspace is the key to controlling the quality and consistency of your CD-R copy process. Temperature in your CD-R copy area should be between 65 and 85 degrees F. (18 – 29 degrees C.) Humidity should be maintained between 30 and 80 % RH, if possible. CD-R copying can be performed outside these recommended limits, but operator comfort and process yield may be affected. In our sample CD-R copying Setup above we are keeping each completed copying job on a separate spindle, with the master disc on top of the stack. This keeps the master available for quality control “compare” tests. The master also clearly identifies the contents of each stack. Section 3 CD-R & CD-RW Media Recommendations: By selecting a Microboards Technology Orbit II CD-to-CD Office Copier, you have purchased the finest CD-R Copying hardware and operating system available. The second most important choice you will make is selecting the media to use in your copying process. This section provides a brief overview of media and presents our recommendations for media selection. When CD Recordable technology was introduced there were only two dye formulations, cyanine and pthalocyanine, and all CD-Rs had gold reflecting layers. Your basic media color choices were “green” or “gold”. Mos...