CRD8240B - DVD player LG - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Internal CD-ROM Drive
Brand	LG
Model	CRD8240B
Interface	E-IDE (ATAPI)
Read Speed	24X (max 3600 KB/s)
Average Access Time	90 ms
Buffer Memory	128 KB
Disc Capacity	553 MB (Type 1) / 635 MB (Type 2)
Disc Diameter	12 cm and 8 cm
Rotation Speed	200-5000 RPM
Supported Audio Formats	CD-DA
Front Connectors	3.5mm headphone jack, volume control
Rear Connectors	4-pin audio output, IDE interface, 4-pin power connector
Power Supply	12V ±10% (1.4A max) and 5V ±5% (0.8A max)
Dimensions (W x H x D)	Approximately 146 x 41 x 203 mm (5.25-inch bay)
Weight	Approximately 1 kg
Main Functions	Play, skip, open/close, emergency eject, headphone volume control
Included Software	GSCDROM.SYS driver, MSCDEX.EXE, EJECT, CLOSE, LOCK, UNLOCK utilities
System Compatibility	IBM PC compatible 486SX, MS-DOS 3.1+, Windows
Safety	Class B compliant, FCC, Class 1 laser, do not expose to humidity

Frequently Asked Questions - CRD8240B LG

How to install the CRD8240B CD-ROM drive in my PC?

Turn off the computer, remove the cover, remove a blank bay cover. Slide the drive in, secure it with screws. Connect the IDE cable (pin 1 red side), the power cable, and the audio cable. Set the master/slave jumper according to your configuration. Replace the cover and start the PC.

How to configure the master/slave jumper?

At the back of the drive, place the jumper on MA for Master, SL for Slave, or CS for cable select. If the drive shares the IDE cable with a hard disk, usually set it to Slave (SL) if the hard disk is Master.

The drive is not recognized by the system, what to do?

Check: 1) The jumper is correctly positioned. 2) The IDE cable is properly connected (pin 1 aligned). 3) The power cable is plugged in. 4) In the BIOS, the IDE port is enabled. 5) Reinstall the GSCDROM.SYS driver and MSCDEX.EXE.

How to eject the tray if the device does not turn on or the button does not work?

Use emergency eject: insert a straightened paperclip or a thin rod into the hole on the front panel (next to the Open/Close button). Gently push to unlock the tray.

Can I use 8 cm CDs?

Yes, but only in horizontal position. Do not attempt to insert an 8 cm CD in vertical position. Use the special adapter if provided (not included with this model).

How to install drivers under MS-DOS or Windows?

Insert the installation floppy disk, type INSTALL at the DOS prompt. The program copies the files (GSCDROM.SYS, MSCDEX.EXE) and modifies CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT. Then restart the PC.

What to do if the drive makes abnormal noise or does not read discs?

Check that the disc is not scratched or dirty. Clean the disc with a soft cloth from the center outwards. Make sure the drive is placed on a stable surface, away from vibrations and humidity.

How to connect the audio output to the sound card?

Use the provided audio cable. Connect one end to the audio output connector at the back of the drive (4 pins) and the other end to the CD-IN input on the sound card. Consult the sound card manual for the exact pinout.

What is the meaning of the front panel indicator lights?

The activity indicator (LED) lights only during disc initialization or data reading/writing. It remains off when the drive is idle.

How to lock the eject button to prevent accidental opening?

Run the LOCK.EXE program (included on the floppy disk) to disable the eject button. To re-enable, use UNLOCK.EXE. This is useful during continuous use of the drive.

USER MANUAL CRD8240B LG

To enjoy fully all the features and functions of your CD-ROM Drive, Please read this Owner's Manual carefully and completely.

CAUTION: The laser used in the CD-ROM drive can damage your eyes.

Do not attempt to open the cover.

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back).

No user-serviceable parts inside.

Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

This unit uses CD-ROM discs

marked with this symbol:

Use of controls or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH DHHS

RULES 21 C.F.R. SUB-CHAPTER J,

IN EFFECT AT THE DATE OF MANUFACTURE.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock,

do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

CSA Notice

This class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.

Note : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an Authorized Service Center for help.

- FCC WARNING

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

- This CD-ROM Drive is for use only with UL listed personal computers that have installation instructions detailing user installation of card cage accessory.

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FEATURES

■ E-IDE interface
■ 90ms average access time
■ Multimedia PC compatible
■ Photo CD multisession support
■ Small CPU bandwidth (MPC spec.)
■ 24X-speed Max 3600KB/sec data transfer rate
■ Intelligent 128KB data buffering system
■ Horizontal/Vertical mounting support
■ Tray Loading system without caddy
■ Designed for internal mounting
■ Emergency Eject Support
■ Easy audio CD control button support
■ Supports Windows 95 Plug and Play ATAPI protocol

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

An IBM PC or compatible with the following system components:

■ IBM Compatible 486SX or above
(With PIO mode 4 recommended)
■ A Minimum of 640K memory
■ Floppy disk drive (3 12 inch)
■ MS-DOS version 3.1 or greater
■ An open, front-facing, half-height drive bay.
■ An existing IDE controller in your PC with an available cable connector or a new IDE controller that you will install.

SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES

Item	Quantity
Owner's Manual	1
Setup diskette	1
Audio Cable	1

Figure 1. Front View

FRONT VIEW

1. Headphone Jack

3.5mm jack for monitoring the audio signal from audio CDs.

1. Headphone Volume Control

Adjusts the headphone sound level.

1. Disc Drawer

Accepts a CD-ROM disc on its tray.

1. Busy Indicator

The Busy Indicator lights during initialization and data-read operations.

1. Emergency Eject Hole

Insert a paper clip here to eject the drawer manually or when there is no power.

1. Play/Skip Button

When an Audio CD is in the Disc Drawer, pressing this button will start playing audio CDs from the first track. If an audio CD is playing, pressing this button will skip to the next track.

1. Open/Close/Stop Button

This button is pressed to open or close the CD tray.

The button works only when power is applied to the drive.

If an audio CD is playing, pressing this button will stop it, and pressing it again will open the tray.

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Figure 2. Back View

BACK VIEW

1. Digital Audio Output Connector

This is a digital audio output connector or Video CD output connector.

You can connect this to the digital audio system or Video CD Board.

2. Analog Audio Output Connector

The Audio Output Connector connects to a sound card.

The supplied audio cable is a SoundBlaster® type cable. If you have a different sound card, you will need to contact the sound card manufacturer to obtain the proper cable for that card.

3. Master / Slave / CSEL Jumper

These three jumpers are used to set the CD-ROM Drive to either a Master, Slave, or CSEL drive.

Refer to section HARDWARE INSTALLATION.

4. Interface Connector

This 40-pin connector is used to transfer and control signals between the CD-ROM Drive and your PC.

Connect the 40-pin IDE cable in your PC to this connector.

5. Power-in Connector

Attach a power cable from the computer to this connector.

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■ Installation

Avoid placing the drive in a location subject to :

• high humidity
• high temperature
• mechanical vibration
• direct sunlight

Operation

• During operation, excessive vibration or a sudden jolt to the drive may cause a malfunction.
• Avoid exposing the drive to sudden changes in temperature. This may cause condensation to collect inside the drive.

■ Transportation

- Always remove the disc before moving the drive.

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This section describes how to install your CD-ROM drive into your computer.

WARNING:

To protect the CD-ROM Drive, your computer, and peripheral devices from damage, turn off their power before installing the drive.

Note: If you are not comfortable about opening your PC and attempting the CD-ROM drive installation, many local computer shops can perform this service for a reasonable cost.

This installation assumes you have a PC with an available connector on an IDE interface cable. If your PC has an IDE hard drive, there is usually an available connector in the middle of the same cable that attaches from the motherboard (or controller card) IDE connector to the hard drive. If the last sentence does not describe your system, you may need to purchase an IDE controller card to install this CD-ROM drive. Inspecting and knowing your PC system will make your installation easier and less time consuming.

A final note before installation: The cable connecting to your floppy disk drive is not an IDE cable. Do not attempt to attach the CD-ROM drive to this cable.

If the CD-ROM drive is to be connected to the same cable as the hard drive, be sure that the hard drive is set as master. Hard drives can be set as single, master, or slave. Check your hard drive owner's manual or contact the hard drive manufacturer for correct jumper settings.

* You will see three pairs of pins and a jumper (cap) at the back of the CD-ROM drive. This jumper is used to set the CD-ROM Drive as a CSEL, MASTER, or SLAVE device in your PC. Examples of how the jumper can be placed are shown in Figure 3 below.

Figure 3. Setting MASTER / SLAVE Jumper

* Move the jumper (clip on one pair of pins) from its default factory position (SLAVE), to CSEL or MASTER as needed (see the following description for the setup that matches your system), using the above diagram to place the jumper.

WHEN USING A PRIMARY IDE CONTROLLER

Most PCs provide one IDE cable to support two devices (one for hard disk, the other for a second hard disk or a CD-ROM drive). This IDE cable originates either on the motherboard or on a controller card. This controller is termed the primary IDE controller, and the hard disk attached that contains the operating system for boot-up is set up as the Primary Master. Your CD-ROM drive should be set to the Slave mode.

graph LR
    A["Card Slot"] --> B["Hard Disk Controller Card (This card may be a connector on the Motherboard)"]
    B --> C["Primary IDE Channel"]
    C --> D["Primary Slave (Hard Disk or CD-ROM Drive)"]
    C --> E["Primary Master (Hard Disk for Boot-up)"]

Figure 4. Primary Controller system Configuration

Note:

Many older 1X and 2X CD-ROM drives used a 40 pin controller card that were not IDE compatible. These were proprietary interface cards for use with a particular model CD-ROM Drive. Many older Sony, Panasonic, and Mitsumi drives used 40 pin proprietary interface cards. If you are upgrading from an older CD-ROM drive, your new CD-ROM will not work on a proprietary interface card. You will need to buy a secondary IDE controller card.

WHEN USING A SECONDARY CONTROLLER

* If your PC has an additional IDE controller on the motherboard or on a system slot, each IDE device connected to the secondary IDE controller must also be set to the Master or Slave mode. If you are connecting your CD-ROM drive to a secondary IDE card, and it is the 1st device you are connecting to it, then set the CD-ROM jumper to the Master position. If it is the 2nd device, set the CD-ROM jumper to the Slave position.
* Depending on the IDE card and whether the CD-ROM drive is a master or slave unit, the diagram below represents the different ways in which the CD-ROM may be configured in your PC. The table below the diagram shows the possible Jumper placements that would correspond to each of the different configurations shown.

graph LR
    A["Primary Slave (Hard Disk or CD-ROM Drive)"] --> B["Card Slot"]
    C["Secondary Slave (Hard Disk or CD-ROM Drive)"] --> B
    D["Secondary Master (Hard Disk or CD-ROM Drive)"] --> E["Card Slot"]
    F["Secondary IDE Controller CARD"] --> G["Card Slot"]
    H["Card Slot"] --> I["Masterboard"]
    J["Card Slot"] --> K["Card Slot"]
    L["Card Slot"] --> M["Card Slot"]
    N["Card Slot"] --> O["Card Slot"]
    P["Card Slot"] --> Q["Card Slot"]
    R["Card Slot"] --> S["Card Slot"]
    T["Card Slot"] --> U["Card Slot"]
    V["Card Slot"] --> W["Card Slot"]
    X["Card Slot"] --> Y["Card Slot"]
    Z["Card Slot"] --> AA["Card Slot"]
    AB["Card Slot"] --> AC["Card Slot"]
    AD["Card Slot"] --> AE["Card Slot"]
    AF["Card Slot"] --> AG["Card Slot"]
    AH["Card Slot"] --> AI["Card Slot"]
    AJ["Card Slot"] --> AK["Card Slot"]
    AL["Card Slot"] --> AM["Card Slot"]
    AN["Card Slot"] --> AO["Card Slot"]
    AP["Card Slot"] --> AQ["Card Slot"]
    AR["Card Slot"] --> AS["Card Slot"]
    AT["Card Slot"] --> AU["Card Slot"]
    AV["Card Slot"] --> AW["Card Slot"]
    AX["Card Slot"] --> AY["Card Slot"]
    AZ["Card Slot"] --> BA["Card Slot"]
    BB["Card Slot"] --> BC["Card Slot"]
    BD["Card Slot"] --> BE["Card Slot"]
    BF["Card Slot"] --> BG["Card Slot"]
    BH["Card Slot"] --> BI["Card Slot"]
    BJ["Card Slot"] --> BK["Card Slot"]
    BL["Card Slot"] --> BM["Card Slot"]
    BN["Card Slot"] --> BO["Card Slot"]
    BP["Card Slot"] --> BQ["Card Slot"]
    BR["Card Slot"] --> BS["Card Slot"]
    BT["Card Slot"] --> BU["Card Slot"]
    BV["Card Slot"] --> BW["Card Slot"]
    BX["Card Slot"] --> BY["Card Slot"]
    BZ["Card Slot"] --> CA["Card Slot"]
    CB["Card Slot"] --> CC["Card Slot"]
    DD["Card Slot"] --> DE["Card Slot"]
    DF["Card Slot"] --> DG["Card Slot"]
    DH["Card Slot"] --> DI["Card Slot"]
    DJ["Card Slot"] --> DK["Card Slot"]
    DL["Card Slot"] --> DM["Card Slot"]
    DB["Card Slot"] --> DE
    BED["Card Slot"] --> BF
    BFNB["Dark for Boot-up"] --> BG

If you have the system with two IDE channels (in the case of an enhanced IDE PC), do not install an IDE controller card in your system.

IDE Controller	CD-ROM Connection	Jumper Placement
Primary (1st IDE card)	Slave(Hard disk is Master)	SLAVE (default)
Secondary (2nd IDE card)	Master(1st device on 2nd IDE Card)	MASTER
Secondary (2nd IDE card)	Slave(2nd device on 2nd IDE Card)	SLAVE (default)
PC Manual says use CSEL		CSEL

MOUNTING THE CD-ROM DRIVE

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Figure 6. Removing the Floppy Disk Drive and the Blanking plate

Step 1. Turn off and unplug your computer and all peripheral devices attached to it.

Step 2. Remove the cover from your computer.

Step 3. Remove the front panel from an unused half-height slot.

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Figure 7. Mounting the Drive

Step 4. Slide the CD-ROM drive into the half-height slot, and secure the drive in place with screws and brackets.

Note: If there is too much space between the sides of the drive and the drive bay, you may need to install spacer brackets, available at your local computer store.

Figure 8. Connecting the Power Supply Cable

Step 5. Push the power supply cable connector firmly into the power in connector.

CONNECTING AN AUDIO CABLE

Step 6. Connect the 40-pin IDE Cable to the back of the CD-ROM Drive. Please make sure that the red edge of the IDE Cable is connected to Pin 1 on the CD-ROM Drive.

If you want to connect audio equipment or a sound card to the CD-ROM drive, use an audio cable to connect the drive to the sound device.

Note: This CD-ROM Drive can be used vertically.

• To use the drive vertically, open the drawer and move the 2 plastic clips on the bottom to hold a disc vertically. After placing a CD into the tray, move the top 2 plastic clips to hold the top of the CD in place. Use only standard 12cm discs.
• Do not touch the unlabeled side of the disc.

THE SET UP PROCESS

The INSTALL program performs the following functions.

* Allows the user to select the target disk drive where CD-ROM device driver files will be set-up.
* Unless modified by the user, the INSTALL program searches the target disk for directory(\CDROM); if it is not found, the directory(\CDROM) is created.
* Copies the CD-ROM device driver file named GSCDROM.SYS, the Microsoft CD-ROM Extension file named MSCDEX.EXE, and the utility files to the specified directory.
* Modifies your CONFIG.SYS file to list the location and name of the device driver.
* Modifies your AUTOEXEC.BAT file to load MSCDEX.
* Terminates and returns control to the user.

LIST OF FILES TO BE INSTALLED IN YOUR PC

* MSCDEX.EXE	Microsoft MS-DOS CD-ROM Extension software, which enables the computer to access the CD-ROM drive.
* GSCDROM.SYS	CD-ROM device driver.
* EJECT.EXE	Software eject program which can eject the CD tray.
* CLOSE.EXE	Software close program which can close the CD tray.
* LOCK.EXE	Program which disables the Eject Button.The Eject Button will not function in the locked state.The lock function is useful when you are using the CD-ROM drive for important work.
* UNLOCK.EXE	Program which enables Eject Button.Eject Button will function properly after executing the unlock program.

RUNNING THE INSTALL PROGRAM (DOS INSTALLATION)

Step 1. Insert the CD-ROM device driver install diskette into the appropriate drive.

Step 2. Go to the floppy drive by typing A: or B: at the DOS prompt, as appropriate.

Step 3. Type the word INSTALL and press [ENTER].

Step 4. The INSTALL program will begin loading. When loading is complete, the INSTALL program identification will appear on the screen.

Step.5. Follow the instructions on the screen.

Step 6. If you specify the path information during the installation, the install program will copy the CD-ROM device driver file named GSCDROM.SYS, the Microsoft CD-ROM Extension file named MSCDEX.EXE and the utility files to the specified directory, and modify your CONFIG.SYS file and AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

Step 7. When the installation is completed, remove the diskette, and reboot your PC.

CD-ROM EXTENSION PROGRAM MSCDEX. EXE OPTIONS

There are several options that are set for the Microsoft CD Extension program. Generally, these settings do not have to be changed for the CD-ROM drive to work, so these options are needed no further. However, you may decide to change the MSCDEX option settings depending on your operating environment.

These options are explained below:

PARAMETER	DESCRIPTION
/D (Device Name)	Tells MSCDEX.EXE what the device driver's name is (must be same as was used in "/D:" expression of "DEVICE=" line in CONFIG.SYS file)
/E	Tells MSCDEX.EXE to use expanded memory
/L: (Device Name)	Indicates the drive letter to be assigned to the CD-ROM drive
/M: (Value)	Tells MSCDEX.EXE how much memory to allocated for caching. Default is 10 (represents 10 kilobytes).
/V	Provides memory usage statistics, such as how much memory is used by buffers, resident data, and resident code.

ATAPI Installation (Windows 95 and others)

* For Windows 95 installation, do not use the installation diskette supplied. This CD-ROM drive is Windows 95, Windows NT 3.5, and OS/2 Warp compatible, generally utilizing the generic software drivers supplied with those operating systems Below is the example installing the driver for Windows 95. For other operating systems, try looking for either a LG Electronics or Goldstar IDE CD-ROM drive software driver. If none is found, try selecting one of the device drivers for Non-listed IDE CD-ROM.

(For Windows 95)

1. Install the CD-ROM drive in your PC as described in this manual.
2. Power up your PC. Upon starting Windows 95, it might automatically detect the new CD-ROM drive and load the driver software for it. If not, proceed to the next step.
3. In Windows 95, Click on the Start button. Click on the Settings button. Click on the Control Panel button. Double-Click on the Add New Hardware icon. Follow the instructions for the computer to search your system for new hardware. It will locate the CD-ROM drive and load the generic driver.

TROUBLESHOOTING

* When the CD-ROM drive does not work with the hard disk drive in primary IDE channel.

(SOLUTION)

1. Check the CD-ROM drive Master/Slave Jumper setting. The CD-ROM drive must be set to the Slave mode.
2. Check to be sure your hard disk Interface type is IDE type.
3. Check your hard disk Master/Slave Jumper setting. Some old-version IDE type hard disks were set to Master Only mode. In that case, contact your hard disk company and change your hard disk jumper setting to master mode.
4. If the CD-ROM drive does not work with above methods, you may need a secondary IDE card. If you use the secondary IDE card, you should set the CD-ROM drive jumper to the master mode if the CD-ROM drive is the first device you are connecting to the secondary IDE card.

* When the CD-ROM drive does not install in OS/2 warp.

(SOLUTION)

1. Select NON-LISTED IDE CD.

* CD-ROM drive is not present in Windows 3.1 or 3.11 or DOSSHELL.

(SOLUTION)

1. When the WTN or DOSSHELL command lines are present in your AUTOEXEC.BAT, make sure that the MSCDEX.EXE command line appears before the WIN or the DOSSHELL command lines.

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General

Data CapacityDisc DiameterRotational Speed

553 Mbyte (mode 1), 635 Mbyte (mode 2)12 cm / 8 cm200 - 5,000 rpm

Performance

Interface	E-IDE
Supported System	IBM PC-AT or Compatible
Transfer rate	Sustained Data Transfer Rate = Max 3600Kbytes/sec
Access Time	Average 90ms(1/3 stroke)
MTBF	125,000 Power On Hours (Duty Cycle 10%)
Buffer size	128 Kbytes
Error Rate
ECC on	1block/10^15 bits(single), 1 block/10^12 bits (24x)
ECC off	1block/10^12 bits(single), 1 block/10^9 bits (24x)
User Data/Block	2,048 bytes/block (Mode1 & Mode2 Form1)
	2,340, 2,336 bytes/block (Mode2)
	2,324 bytes/block (Mode2 Form2)
	2,352 bytes/block (CD-DA)
Supported Disc	CD-DA, CD-ROM, CD-ROM XA-READY, Photo-CD

Audio Specifications

Frequency Response	100 Hz - 20 kHz +1/-3 dB
Dynamic Range	80 dB
S / N Ratio	85 dB
THD	0.01 % at 1 KHz
Channel Separation	80 dB at 1 KHz
Headphone Level	0.70 Vrms (33Ω)
Line Output Level	1.0 Vrms ± 20% (47kΩ)
Line Output Jack	4 Pin terminal (Rear)
Headphone Jack	ø 3.5 mm (Front)

Environment

Temperature

5 - 45 °C

Power Requirements

12 V ± 10%Ripple < 100m Vpp5 V ± 5%Ripple < 100m Vpp

1.4A (Maximum)0.8A (Maximum)

NOTE: Specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

3. Master/Slave/CSEL Jumper

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ALLGEMEINES

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CARACTERISTIQUES

Interface E-IDE

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Crochet Disque

CONDITIONS D'UNTILISATION

Température

5-45 °C

ALIMENTATION

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Figura 1. Pannello frontale

PANNELLO FRONTALE

1. Uscita cuffia

Figura 2. Pannello Posteriore

PANNELLO POSTERIORE

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■ Installazione

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CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT

LUOKAN 1 LASER LAITE

KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT

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