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Exactly as advertized. High quality digital copy of the Nak 610 user manual. Easy download and access. Highly recommended.
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The manual was exactly what I wanted and I found it nowhere else. Thanks!
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Chapter 5: Using the Hard Drive Partitions as the Source
TELEX SpinWise CD Duplicator
Loading a CD (Image) into a Partition of the Hard Drive
The 9-01 Image Load option is used to load the data from a Master CD to a partition on the hard drive. How to Use the 9-01 Image, Load option: 1. Use the down-arrow button to scroll down to the 9.Image function. Then press the OK button to select it. The option, 9-01 Image Load is the first option presented within the Image function. 2. Place a Master CD in the CD-ROM drive (top disc drawer). 3. Press OK to start the load process. If the selected partition is already written to, then select another working partition and press the OK button to select it. Press the OK button again to confirm your selection. Press the OK button again to start the Load of the Master CDs contents to the partition displayed in the LCD Panel. 4. The LCD Panel displays the status of the load process and when the load is finished, the LCD will show the results.
Delete the Contents of a Hard Drive Partition
The 9-02 Image, Delete Image option is used to delete the data (image) stored in the currently-displayed partition of the hard drive. How to Use the 9-02 Image, Delete Image option: 1. Use the down-arrow button to scroll to the 9.Image function. The press the OK button to select it. Use the down-arrow to display the option, 9-02 Image, Delete Image. Press the OK button. 2. At the system prompt, �Delete Image in Partition? Yes� Use the down-arrow button to display No and then press the OK button to cancel the option, or, if Yes, then press the OK button and the data in the displayed partition is immediately deleted.
Review the Contents of a Partition
The 9-03 Image, Image Info option is used to examine the contents of the currently displayed hard drive partition. How to Use the 9-03 Image, Image Info option: 1. Use the down-arrow button to scroll to the 9.Image function. The press the OK button to select it. Use the down-arrow to display the option, 9-03 Image, Image Info. Press the OK button. The LCD Panel displays the Number of Sessions and the Number of Tracks. 2. Press the down-arrow button to view the total number of minutes and the size of the data in Megabytes. 3. Press the down-arrow button again to view the tracks in the first session. 4. Press the down-arrow button again to view the number of minutes in the first track. 5. Repeat step 4 for each track and press the OK or the ESC button to exit this option.
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