Cavalry Storage Blu-ray Player Merkblatt

DVD-Writer Manual

Troubleshooting/FAQs

My computer is not detecting the drive.

1. Make sure the cable is firmly connected at all three ends.

2. Insert a DVD or CD to allow your PC/Mac to mount a disc.

3. Call customer support for further assistance.

How do I burn a disk?

The DVD-Writer must be used in conjunction with your OS or with a

third-party disc-burning software in order to burn discs. In the case of

data-files, you can drag and drop a file directly onto the DVD-RAM icon

within (My) Computer. As long as you have inserted a blank disc into the

DVD-Writer, your OS will display a Disc-Burning Wizard which will guide you

through the rest of the process.

Is the DVD-Writer comaptible with Mac and Linux?

The DVD-Writer is compatible with nearly every Plug and Play OS including:

Windows XP/Vista/7, Mac OS X and many versions of Linux.

How do I download drivers or other support software for the

DVD-Writer?

As a Plug and Play device, the DVD-Writer does not use separate drivers. It is

controlled entirely by your OS. There is no need to install any software in

order to use your DVD-Writer. Although, after-market burning software is

useful in some situations; like when burning DVD-Video files.

How do I eject a disc if the DVD-Writer has been unplugged?

There is a small hole to the bottom right side of the front-panel eject button

for just this purpose. Merely insert a safety-pin or an elongated paper-clip

into this hole and push slowly, but firmly, until you feel the disc-tray moving

towards your hand. Continue pressing until the tray pops open. Then you

can pull the tray the rest of the way out and remove the disc.

Call

800.238.4453 (toll-free, USA only)

805.426.1000

Email:

customersupport@cavalrystorage.com

Website:

www.cavalrystorage.com

1. Mini-USB port

2. USB Y-cable / câble

1. Turn on your computer.

3. Once properly connected, you should see the new drive under (My) Computer as “DVD-RAM”. Your

DVD-Writer should be ready to use without further setup.

2. Connect the drive to the computer using both ends of the USB Y-cable.

(Optional) If you do not have two free ports, and your computer is able to supply enough power, try using the

drive with only one USB connector.

Note: most computers’ USB ports provide sufficient power to power the drive. In some cases, an

AC adapter may be required (not included).