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Elite2 for Mac Getting Started Guide

Combining duplication and printing

Discribe Robot software and the Disc Makers Elite Series duplicator can combine

duplication and printing operations so that you can load a stack of blank, printable

discs and produce a finished set of ready-to-ship discs.

If you have reached this point in the Elite Getting Started Guide, you've already

accomplished all the tasks that are required to automate duplication and printing

operations. To set up jobs for automated operation, refer to the Elite Series for Mac

User Guide and consult the procedures on Automated Duplication.

Problem Solving

Refer to this list of common problems if you have trouble completing the proce-

dures in this Mac Getting Started Guide. You can also consult the Troubleshooting

FAQ in the Mac User Guide for additional information or use any of the support

options listed at the end of this guide.

Solving common problems

The duplicator won't power on.

The Elite2 duplicator has two power switches—a master switch on the back of the

cabinet next to the AC power cord input and a power switch on the left side of

the cabinet. Ensure the master switch is in the On position (1) before pressing the

power switch on the left side of the cabinet.

The duplicator drops discs or won't pick them up from the spindles or trays.

Sometimes the alignment of the duplicator pick arm is affected during shipping. To

ensure that the pick arm is properly set up to move discs from point to point, refer

to the section titled Using Utilities in the Elite Series for Mac User Guide.

The duplicator repeatedly rejects the blank discs that I'm trying to use in copy

operations.

Make sure that you're using recordable CD discs with a CD master and record-

able DVD discs with a DVD master. Also, the quality of the media and the selected

recording speed can affect the rejection rate. Try using higher quality media (such

as Disc Makers recordable discs) or setting the maximum recording speed lower

during copy operations.

The duplicator robotics will not complete operations as directed and sometimes

the movements of the pick arm are erratic.

The optical sensors contained in the duplicator can be affected by very strong

light—either direct sunlight or strong artificial light. Try moving the unit to a loca-

tion that is not as bright to see if this resolves the problem.