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5.5  Navigating the Orbit II Menu Tree - cont: 

The best way to become familiar with the Orbit II’s menu driven operating system is to work with it.  The 
sections that follow will teach you the basics of our operating system as you explore the features of the 
Orbit II, and prepare it for your CD-R Copying process.  You can keep track of where you are by referring 
to the menu diagram that is on the previous page.  If the Orbit II is not On, turn it On now.  Your display 
should be at the      

 

 

     prompt. 

 
 
Let’s use the two control keys to start confirming the functionality of your new Orbit II:  

 
 

•  Using the     No     key, scroll down to the last entry on the Main Menu.  It should  

 

be                                                          

 

 

•  Press the    Yes    key.  This will bring you to the  

menu selection.   

 
  

•  Press the     No    key .  This will turn off the write operation and put Orbit II in what we call  

“simulation mode”.  In simulation mode all operations will be performed, but Orbit II will not  
write on the blank CD-Rs or CD-RWs it processes.  We use this mode to test Orbit’s features  
without wasting media. 

 
•  Press    Yes   at the               

 

   prompt to leave Orbit II’s audible alarm 

enabled. 

 
•  At the 

 

  

 

       duplication speed prompt press   Yes   .  This will  

keep Orbit II in its normal 48x writing mode and advance you to the  

prompt. 
 
(Pressing     No    at the 48x? prompt allows you to lower Orbit II’s writing speed.  You would select  
lower writing speeds if the CD-Rs you use do not provide acceptable yield at 48x.  Your Orbit II unit will 
automatically adjust its writing speed to the proper setting if it detects CD-RW media.  You do not have  
to manually select a lower speed for CD-RW discs.) 

 
•  At the  

 

 

 

 

prompt press    Yes   .  Orbit II will ask you for a quantity  

each time you start a new job.  If you set Ask Quantity?  to No, Orbit II will not ask for a quantity.  It  

will copy or compare until the Input Hopper is empty.  (See Section 7 for additional details.) 

 

We now know that Orbit II’s one line display, operating system, and two control keys operate properly.  We  
Have turned Burn CD? Off, so your unit is in simulation mode.  We can proceed to check out Orbit II’s disc  
handling, reading, and writing capabilities without writing on your media.