Operating the dvd drive, To preserve the disk, To avoid damage – HP Surestore DVD-ROM Tape Array Module User Manual

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Operating the DVD drive

To load a CD or DVD

1

Insert a CD or DVD into the disk loading slot with the printed side facing up, as shown in figure

4a.

2

The Activity LED lights while the drive reads the CD or DVD to initialize. When the LED turns

off, the CD or DVD is ready for use.

To unload a CD or DVD

1

Wait for the DVD-ROM drive activity to stop.

2

Press the eject button, as shown in figure 4b. The CD or DVD will slide out. (This may take a

few seconds).

3

Place the CD or DVD in its box or sleeve. Store it in a safe place.

Note

Some application software can be configured to prevent unloading a CD or DVD until you

exit the program. If the CD or DVD will not eject, check your software.

Emergency ejection of a CD or DVD disk

If a CD or DVD disk does not eject after pressing the eject button, use the emergency eject
procedure described on page 17. UNIX operating systems will require the CD/DVD

filesystem to be unmounted before the disk can be ejected.

Looking after disks

To preserve the disk

• Always store the CD or DVD disk in its protective case or sleeve.

• Always store the CD or DVD disk at temperatures between +10° to +60° C (+14° F to

+140° F).

• Always allow the CD or DVD to stabilize after moving it from one temperature extreme to

another before using.

• Always wipe a dirty CD or DVD with a clean, soft cloth. Wipe in a straight line, starting from

the inside edge to the outside edge in a noncircular motion.

• Always replace damaged CDs or DVDs.

To avoid damage

• Never touch the surface of the CD or DVD with your fingers.

• Never scratch the reflective top or bottom surface of the CD or DVD.

• Never drop the CD or DVD.

• Never expose the CD or DVD to dirt, moisture or high humidity.

• Never use cleaning solutions to clean the CD or DVD.

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