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FREECOM CLASSIC CD-ROM / CD-RW

HAPTER

After installing the USB drivers, your Freecom CLASSIC CD-RW is now able to read

CD-ROMs.

To record a blank CD, you must first install the writing software. We recommend

using the software which has been provided with your drive.

Note: If you wish to use other software, please find out from the

supplier whether his products support the Freecom CD-RW Recorder.

3.1 Special Instructions before Writing a CD

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You should realize that writing CDs is principally a compact data transmission

procedure which can be disrupted by even the smallest mechanical distur-

bance.

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Never clean the CD-R/CD-RW drive with a commercially available CD or a CD-

ROM cleaning set. This can damage the drive.

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Recordable CDs (blanks) are more sensitive than commercially available CDs.

Use only a solvent-free, non-abrasive marker when writing on a CD.

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Do not stick any conventional labels on the CD-Rs, since the adhesive can

attack the medium. Special labels for CD-R media are available in retail

computer stores. Never remove a label from a CD-R media otherwise you will

damage the protective layer and make the CD-R unusable.

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The drive recognizes the medium as soon as it is placed into the drive. CD-R

media are compatible with the vast majority of CD-ROM drives and CD audio

players and work in most DVD-ROM drives.

Recommendation: For optimal results, use Freecom blank CD's, avail-

able via your local reseller or at www.freecom.com.

Installing the Writing Software