Cavalry Blu-ray Player User Manual

DVD-Writer Manual

Troubleshooting/FAQs

My computer is not detecting the drive.

1. Make sure the cable is rmly 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-les, you can drag and drop a le 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 les.

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 rmly, 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.

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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.

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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 sucient power to power the drive. In some cases, an
AC adapter may be required (not included).