Epson Disc producer PP-100III - Overview of Publish Modes

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1. If Total Disc Maker, Total Disc Monitor, or Total Disc Setup is running, close the software.
2. Double click "Safely Remove Hardware" on the task tray.
3. Select a drive on the product and select Stop.
Overview of Publish Modes
Writing data to discs, printing labels that you created/edited, and reading data from discs are
called “Publish” in EPSON Total Disc Maker.
Standard Mode (for PP-100III/PP-100AP)
This mode uses stacker 1 as the input stacker, and stacker 2, 3, or 4 as the output stacker.
When stacker 2 or 3 is selected as the output stacker, up to 50 discs can be created at once. Also,
if you refill discs in the input stacker and take out published discs from the output stacker at the
same time, up to 1000 discs can be published in a single job.
If stacker 4 is selected as the output stacker, discs can be removed without stopping the product
while running a job.
& See “Standard Mode (For PP-100III/PP-100AP)” on page 33.
Standard Mode (for PP-50II)
This mode uses stacker 1 as the input stacker, and stacker 2 or 3 as the output stacker.
When stacker 2 is selected as the output stacker, up to 50 discs can be created at once. Also, if
you refill discs in the input stacker and take out published discs from the output stacker at the
same time, up to 1000 discs can be published in a single job.
& See “Standard Mode (For PP-50II)” on page 46.
External Output Mode (for PP-100III/PP-100AP)
This mode uses stacker 1 and 2 as the input stackers, and stacker 3 or 4 as the output stacker.
Different types of discs (CD, DVD, or BD) can be loaded into each of the 2 stackers and can create
different types of discs. This is ideal for creating small batches of discs at once.
If the same type of discs are loaded into stacker 1 and 2 and Auto is selected for the input stacker
setting, up to 100 discs can be continuously published by taking out published discs without
refilling discs.
Up to 1000 discs can be continuously published in a single job by refilling discs and taking out
published discs.