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E
N
GLI
S
H
19
T
ROUBLESHOOTING
If you have trouble during installation or use of your BD drive, please refer to the following
information.
Read Problems
Symptom
Possible Cause
So
lution
No power
Ensure that the power cord is connec
t
ed
securely (at all connec
ti
ons).
Does not opera
t
e
SATA cable not proper
l
y
connec
t
ed
Ensure that the SATA cable and
connectors are not damaged (check
t
he
pins carefully), and that both sides are
connec
t
ed.
Power cable not proper
l
y
connec
t
ed
Ensure that the power cord is connec
t
ed
securely (at all connec
ti
ons).
BD drive can not be
recogn
i
zed
SATA cable not proper
l
y
connec
t
ed
Ensure that the SATA cable and
connectors are not damaged (check
t
he
pins carefully), and that both sides are
connec
t
ed.
Unbalanced disc
l
oaded
Replace the disc with ano
t
her.
Excessive noise when
reading a d
i
sc
Sticker or label attached
t
o
the surface
Detach the sticker/label carefu
ll
y,
ensuring that you don’t scratch the d
i
sc.
Drive locked by sof
t
ware
Wait until the software activity
i
s
finished; or
Stop the software activity and then press
e
j
ec
t
.
Cannot open the
t
ray
(E
j
ec
t
)
Disc set incorrectly in
t
ray
Turn off power to the drive, then insert a
small stick or paper clip into
t
he
emergency eject hole to eject the
t
ray.
“Load Contents“ or “Import
Session“ was not se
l
ec
t
ed
during write process
Make sure you properly select “
i
mpor
t
previous sessions” when writing new
data to the d
i
sc.
Defective or damaged d
i
sc
Always use high-quality med
i
a.
Always handle discs with care and keep
them clean. Deep scratches, f
i
ngerpr
i
n
t
s,
or other contaminants on a disc’s surface
can make it unreadab
l
e.
Cannot read a prev
i
ous
session of a CD-RW
disc that has been
written to at least
t
w
i
ce
Disc inserted upside down
Remove the disc from the tray and
reinsert it label side up.
ENGLISH