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CD-R Duplicator User's Guide - Kingdom

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<strong>CD</strong>-R <strong>Duplicator</strong> Series<br />

3. Use the down arrow button to display the 9. Image function:<br />

Then press the ENT button to select the Image function. Note that the L<strong>CD</strong> panel display<br />

shows which partition of the hard drive the <strong>CD</strong>s contents (Image) will be load onto. (To<br />

learn more about how to select a particular partition on the hard drive, see page 19) In the<br />

following example, the image will be loaded onto hard drive partition A:<br />

4. Press the ENT button. The L<strong>CD</strong> panel display will indicate the status of the load process by<br />

displaying the percent of the <strong>CD</strong>’s contents that have been loaded, the number of tracks<br />

that have been loaded, etc.<br />

In the following example, we can see that the contents of the Master <strong>CD</strong> are being loaded<br />

into partition A of the hard drive. This particular “snapshot” shows that 43 percent of the<br />

<strong>CD</strong> has been copied, 9 of the 15 tracks have been copied, the present copying speed is<br />

35X, and that 26 seconds of track 9 have yet to be copied from the Master <strong>CD</strong> to the hard<br />

drive:<br />

When the load process is complete, the system will beep and display the following<br />

message:<br />

You have now completed the process of loading a master <strong>CD</strong> onto the hard drive.<br />

5. Remove the master <strong>CD</strong> from the Master (Source) drive.<br />

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