CRD8400C - DVD player LG - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL CRD8400C LG

USUARIO ToenjoyfullyallthefeaturesandfunctionsofyourCD-ROM Drive, PleasereadthisOwner'sManualcarefullyandcompletely.CRD-8400B/CRD-8400CCD-ROM DRIVE ENHANCE

Sylvan Ave. Englewood Cliffs,

Bath Road, Slough, Berks. SL1 4DT

fire electric shock,

not expose this appliance rain moisture. Industry Canada requirement This class

digital apparatus meets all requirements

the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. Cet appareil numerique

This equipment has been tested and found comply with the limits for Class

digital device, pursuant Part

the FCC Rules. These limits are designed provide reasonable protection against harmful interference

ares- idential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and,

not installed and used

accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference radio communications. However, there

guarantee that interference will notoccur

partic- ular installation.

this equipment does cause harmful interference radio television reception, which can

turning the equipment off and on, the user

encouraged try tocor-rect the interference

the following measures:- Reorient relocate the receiving antenna.- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into outlet ona circuit different from that which the receiver

connected. Consult the dealer oran Authorized Service Center for help.

FCC WARNING Changes modifications not expressly approved

the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority operate the equipment.

listed personal computers that have installation instruc- tions detailing user installation

card cage accessory. CAUTION: The laser used

the CD-ROM drive can damage your eyes.

not attempt open the cover.

notremovecover (or back).

user-serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing qualified service personnel. Use

controls performance

procedures other than those specified herein may result

hazardous radi- ation exposure. EnglishE-3 FEATURES FEATURES E-IDEinterface75msRandomaccesstimeMultimediaPC compatible PhotoCDmultisession support SmallCPUbandwidth (MPC spec.) 40X-speed Max6000KB/secdatatransferrate Intelligent 128KBdata buffering system Horizontal/Vertical mounting support Tray Loading system without caddy Designed forinternal mounting Emergency Eject Support Easy audioCDcontrolbutton support Supports Windows95 Plug and Play ATAPI protocol SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS AnIBMPCor compatible withthe following system components: IBM Compatible 486SXorabove (With PIOmode4 support recommended) AMinimumof640K memory Floppy diskdrive 1/2 inch) MS-DOSversion3.1or greater open, front-facing, half-height drive bay. existing IDEcontrollerin your PCwithanavailablecableconnectororanewIDEcontrollerthat you willinstall. SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES ItemOwner'sManual Setup disketteAudioCable Quantity 111E-4 LOCATION AND FUNCTION

CONTROLS FRONT VIEW1 Headphone Jack3.5mm jack for monitoring theaudio signal fromaudioCDs.2 Headphone VolumeControl Adjusts the headphone soundlevel.3DiscDrawer Accepts aCD-ROMdisconits tray. Busy IndicatorThe Busy Indicator lights during initializationanddata-read operations. Emergency Eject HoleInsertapaper clip here

eject thedrawer manually orwhenthereisnopower.6 Play/Skip ButtonWhenanAudioCDisintheDisc Drawer, pressing thisbuttonwill start playing audioCDsfromthefirsttrack.IfanaudioCDis playing, pressing thisbuttonwill skip

the next track.7 Open/Close/Stop ButtonThisbuttonis pressed

openorclosetheCD tray. IfanaudioCDis playing, pressing thisbuttonwill stop it, and pressing again willopenthe tray. COMPACT

below. Movethe jumper (clip onone pair pins) fromitsdefault factory position (SLAVE), toCSELorMASTERasneeded (see the following description forthe setup thatmatchesyour system), using theabove diagram place the jumper.

protect theCD-ROMDrive,your computer, and peripheral devicesfrom damage, turnofftheirpowerbefore installing thedrive. (rear ofCD ROM drive) Note

SECONDARY CONTROLLER *If your PChasanadditionalIDEcontrolleronthemotherboardorona system slot, eachIDEdeviceconnectedtothe secondary IDEcontrollermustalsobesettotheMasterorSlavemode.If you are connecting your CD-ROMdrivetoa secondary IDE card, anditisthe1stdevice you are connecting it, thensettheCD-ROM jumper totheMaster position. If itisthe2nd device, settheCD-ROM jumper totheSlave position. Depending ontheIDEcardandwhethertheCD-ROMdriveisamasterorslave unit, the diagram below represents thedifferent ways inwhichtheCD-ROM may configured your PC.Thetablebelowthe diagram showsthe possible Jumper placements thatwould correspond toeachofthedifferent configurations shown.SecondaryIDE Controller CARDHardDisk Controller Card(Thiscard may

Manual says use CSEL CD-ROM Connection Jumper Placement Slave(Hard disk

2nd IDE Card) MASTER Slave(2nd device

the power-in connector

Audio Equipment (sound card) Audio Cable L-Channel GNDGND R-Channel Pin assignment The pinassignment

follows. Figure Connecting

AudioCabletotheAudio Output Connector Disc HooksE-11 SOFTWARE SET

Thissectioncoversinstallationand setup forseveral operating systems. Readtheentiresectionandselectthe part foryour operating system. THE SET PROCESS TheINSTALLprogram performs the following functions. Allowstheuser selectthe target diskdrivewhereCD-ROMdevicedriverfileswillbe set-up.

WhentheCD-ROMdrivedoesnotworkwiththeharddiskdrivein primary IDEchannel. (SOLUTION)

ChecktheCD-ROMdriveMaster/Slave Jumper setting. TheCD-ROMdrivemustbesettotheSlavemode. ChecktobesureyourharddiskInterface type isIDE type.

CheckyourharddiskMaster/Slave Jumper setting. Someold-versionIDE type harddisksweresettoMaster Only mode.Inthatcase,contactyourharddiskcompanyand change yourharddisk jumper setting tomastermode. IftheCD-ROMdrivedoesnotworkwithabove methods, youmayneedasec- ondary IDEcard.Ifyouusethe secondary IDE card, youshouldsettheCD-ROMdrive jumper tothemastermodeiftheCD-ROMdriveisthefirstdeviceyouare connecting tothe secondary IDEcard.

When the CD-ROM drive does not install OS/2 warp. (SOLUTION)

dBat KHz Headphone Level Vrms (33Ω) Line Output Level Vrms 10% (47kΩ) Line Output Jack Pinterminal (Rear) Headphone Jack

(Typical) MTBF125,000PowerOnHours (Duty Cycle 10%) Buffersize

Prove Warranty Coverage: Retain your Sales Receipt prove date

your Sales Receipt must

submitted the time warranty service

Obtain Product, Customer, Call 1-800-243-000024 hrs/7 days Service Assistance: Push appropriate menu code. Push appropriate menu code. Call 1-800-243-0000 (Mon~Fri 8am~5pm CST) For Exchange Service: LGElectronics U.S.A., Inc.will repair oratits option replace, without charge, your product whichprovestobedefectiveinmaterialor workmanship undernormaluse, during the warranty period listedbelowfromthedataof original purchase. This warranty good only tothe original purchaser ofthe product during the warranty period long asitisintheU.S. including Alaska, Hawaii, andU.S.Territories. Some states not allow the exclusion limitation

incidental consequential damages limitations how long implied warranty lasts; these limitations exclusions may not apply you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from statetostate.1Year1Year

other express warranty

applicable this product. THE DURATION

ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY

ANY OTHER DAMAGES, DIRECT

IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY

THIS PRODUCT. Internet Address

www. LGEservice.com Iftheunitis defective, replacement* willbesent

2-day airforthefirstyear.Afteroneyear, repair ora 2-day swapatafixedlabor charge. For service, please call1-800-243-0000 (Mon.~Fri. 7AM~7PM CST) MODEL#LABORPARTS1.To damages problems whichresultfrom delivery improper installation.2.To damages problems whichresultfrom misuse, abuse, accident, alteration, orincorrectelectricalcurrentor voltage. 3.Toservicecallswhichdonotinvolvedefective workmanship ormaterialand explaining the operation oftheunit.

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