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General| Interface | SATA |
|---|---|
| Buffer Size | 4 MB |
| BD-R Write Speed | 16x |
| BD-RE Write Speed | 2x |
| DVD-R Write Speed | 16x |
| DVD+R Write Speed | 16x |
| CD-R Write Speed | 40x |
| CD-RW Write Speed | 24x |
| DVD-ROM Read Speed | 16x |
| CD-ROM Read Speed | 40x |
| Loading Type | Tray |
| Supported Disc Formats | BD-R, BD-RE, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Form Factor | 5.25 inch |
Class 1 product contains a laser diode classified as Class 3B. Do not remove covers.
Use of controls or adjustments other than specified may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
Device complies with FCC rules for Class B digital devices, may cause interference if not installed correctly.
To prevent electric shock, do not remove cover. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.
Product is not water resistant. Do not place liquids near equipment or expose to moisture.
Lists supported OS: Windows 11, 10, 8.1. Recommends checking Pioneer website for updates.
Requires Intel SGX feature for CPU and motherboard firmware to play DRM protected content on Ultra HD Blu-ray.
Verify owner's manual, warranty, application product key, and download software are present.
Ensure drive is used installed internally into a PC and firmly secured with screws to prevent vibration.
Abide by cautions to avoid fire or electric shock. Check cables, do not disassemble, keep dry, use specified voltage.
Explains indicator symbols used for the product, specifically AC and DC power indicators.
Avoid dusty/humid locations, vibration, shock. Use soft cloth for cleaning, avoid volatile chemicals.
Do not touch or scratch the signal side, hold by edges or center hole, avoid stickers, cracked or warped discs.
Table detailing maximum write and read speeds for BD, DVD, and CD formats.
Notes on playback compatibility of recorded discs and media requirements for high-speed writing.
Explains Dual Disc format, potential scratching on playback side, and associated playback issues.
Details the front panel components: forced ejection hole, busy indicator, eject button, and disc tray.
Details rear panel connectors: DC input terminal, SATA interface terminal, and 8-cm disc usage notes.
Steps for installing the drive include turning off power, removing blank panel, inserting drive, and removing protective film.
Notes on screw length, secure installation, sound dampening sheet, and cable condition.
Instructions for connecting Serial ATA power and interface cables, emphasizing correct orientation and checking for damage.
Method to check if the product is correctly recognized by the computer's operating system via Device Manager.
Procedure for forcefully ejecting a disc using the forced ejection hole when the device malfunctions.
Steps to download the CyberLink Media Suite downloader, including signing in and entering the product key.
Instructions for installing the downloaded CyberLink Media Suite program on a Windows PC.
Explains the Custom Eco function which reduces power consumption by stopping disc rotation or reducing speed.
Steps to configure the Custom Eco mode using the Pioneer BD Drive Utility, including saving settings.
Explains the PureRead function for acquiring/reproducing original sound from music CDs, with modes like Master, Perfect, and OFF.
Explains audio data interpolation due to scratches or damage, and its effect on sound quality.
Steps to use the PureRead function via the Pioneer BD Drive Utility, selecting modes and saving settings.
Cautions regarding saving settings for the drive utility, and that settings revert if not saved.
Details installation orientation, supported disc sizes, and notes on 8-cm disc usage with vertical installation.
Lists maximum data transfer rates for BD, DVD, CD and specifies the Serial ATA interface standard.
Provides random average access time and seek time for BD, DVD, and CD media.
Details power supply, external dimensions, weight, operating/storage temperatures, buffer size, and form factor.
Lists accessories included with the product, such as the owner's manual.
Troubleshooting steps for when the computer or application does not correctly recognize the device.
Troubleshooting steps for data recording errors, including space, software, disc condition, and insertion.
Troubleshooting steps for when a recorded disc cannot be read, including disc insertion, condition, and device placement.
Recommendations for stable disc recording and playback, including operating temperature.
Explanation of region codes for the drive, their setting limitations, and DVD disc compatibility.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with no images or sound, including HDCP, PC load, and display settings.
Notes on Ultra HD Blu-ray playback requirements, including Intel SGX and potential future support changes.
Information on obtaining after-sales service, warranty, and contacting Pioneer Customer Support.
Guidance on directing inquiries about the included application software to the respective software manufacturers.
Provides a URL for more information on the product.
Lists trademarks and registered trademarks associated with the product and its components.
Details the one-year limited warranty coverage, how to review terms, and contact information for support.
Instructions to record place and date of purchase and keep sales receipt for warranty purposes.
Provides the website URL for downloading the application and notes on re-downloading the downloader.
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