Alpha Microsystems AM-402 Installation Instructions Manual - Page 17

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MAKACD

Disk currently has nnnnn free sectors

CD contains tracks 1 through 10

If the CDR media is not blank, this message shows how much space is available and

what CDR tracks are currently recorded. Recording new information on this CDR will

make the previously recorded data inaccessible by the ACD program.

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NOTE: Writing in TEST mode.

This message is shown if the /TEST or /TESTFIRST switches are included in the

command line.

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OK for 2x recording.

The disk is too slow for 4 speed recording so 2 speed recording will be used for the

entire CD.

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Quick erase CD

MAKACD will erase just enough information to make the rewritable CD look like a

blank CD. This normally takes less than 5 minutes to complete. Do not use this switch if

the rewritable CD contains more than one session.

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This operation may take over 30 minutes to complete

This just warns that the erase operation requested will take a long time to complete.

Nothing will be shown on the terminal screen until the erase operation completes.

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Transferring DSK0:in test mode

Test mode does everything but turn on the recording laser.

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Using Generic SCSI-MMC CDR driver (CDRMMC)

This message shows the CDR driver name and description being used.

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Waiting for CD-recorder to finish writing...Completed.

The memory data buffers and the CD-Recorder's cache buffers are being recorded on the

CDR media.

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Writing filler...

This message is shown if filler is required before recording the AlphaCD special sector.

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Writing Table Of Contents...

All data has been recorded and the Table of Contents is being recorded on the CDR

media.

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nn% complete buffer nn%

This message shows percentage of the recording process already completed and how full

the CD-recorder's cache buffer is. This message appears on the terminal's status line.

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