2.5 Data Block Size
DVD-RAM2,048 bytes
DVD-ROM/R2,048 bytes
CD-ROM
Mode12048 bytes
Mode22352,2340,2336,2048 bytes
CD-DA2352 bytes
2.6 Storage Capacity
DVD-RAM
Single Side2.6 Gbytes
Double Sided5.2 Gbytes
DVD-ROM
Single Layer4.7 Gbytes/side
Dual Layer8.5 Gbytes/side
CD-ROM650Mbytes (Mode-1)
These specifications are subject to change without prior notice
742 Mbytes (Mode-2)
Conditions: 333,000 blocks for recorded area
Page 4
Page 6
3. DRIVE PERFORMANCE
3.1 InterfaceSCSI-2
3.2 Rotational Speed
DVD-RAM16.9 to 39.8 s-1(Approx. 1,014 to 2,387 rpm)
DVD-ROM
Single Layer:19.2 to 46.3 s-1(Approx. 1,149 to 2,777 rpm)
Dual Layer21.1 to 50.9 s-1(Approx. 1,264 to 3,056 rpm)
CD-ROM 1576-3667 rpm(1.2 m)
3.3 Data Transfer Rate
3.3.1 Sustained Transfer Rate
DVD-RAM1.38Mbytes/s
DVD-ROM2.76 Mbytes/s
CD-ROM8X Speed
3.3.2 Burst Transfer Rate10 Mbytes/s max.
DVD-RAM Drive GF-1050 Specifications
1832-4278 rpm(1.4 m)
3.4 Access time (1/3 stroke)TBD
3.5 Average LatencyTBD
3.6 Data Error Rate (1)
DVD-RAM<10
DVD-ROM<10
CD-ROM<10
<10-9(Mode-2)
3.7 Spin Up Time
3.7.1 Spin Up from Power On
DVD-RAM< 15s (typical)
DVD-RO<15 s (typical)
CD-ROM<15 s (typical)
3.7.2 Spin Up from Sleep Mode
DVD-RAM< TBD (typical)
DVD-ROM<TBD (typical)
CD-ROM<TBD (typical)
3.8 Buffer Memory Size1MB
-12
-12
-12
(Mode-1)
(1)Worst case raw error rate of the disc is 10
These specifications are subject to change without prior notice
-3
Page 5
Page 7
4. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
4.1 Ambient Temperature
Operating5 °C to 45 °C
Storage/Transportation-30 °C to 60 °C
4.2 Approval Temperature rise (1)TBD °C Max.
4.3 Temperature Gradient10 °C/h
4.4 Relative Humidity
Operating15% to 85% (Non-Condensing)
Storage/Transportation10% to 90% (Non-Condensing)
4.5 Dew Point Temperature Restrictions29 °C
4.6 Vibration
Operating(2)Less than 1.96 m/s2(0.2G)
DVD-RAM Drive GF-1050 Specifications
5 to 300 Hz excluding resonance point
Storage (3)Less than 19.6 m/s2(2.0G)
5 to 300 Hz excluding resonance point
Transportation (3)
Packed unit to be vibrated for 30 min at 16.7 Hz and 2 mm amplitude.
Check unit for satisfactory electrical operation and no physical damage.
4.7 Shock
Storage (4)Less than 490 m/s2(50 G)
4.8 Drop Impact (5)Less than 60 cm
1Measuring point : Center of bottom cover
2Each of 3 directions, swept at a rate of 6 oct./min
3Each of 3 direction, Power Off and no disc loaded
4Each 3 directions - Check unit for satisfactory electrical operation and no physical damage
5Bulk package, 1 corner, 3 edges, 6 faces
These specifications are subject to change without prior notice
Page 6
Page 8
DVD-RAM Drive GF-1050 Specifications
5. RELIABILITY
5.1 MTBFTBD Power On hours (POH)
5.2 MTTR0.5 h
5.3 Loading Operation LifeTBD cycles(1 cycle: loading and unloading)
6. ELECTRO STATIC DISCHARGE SUSCEPTIBILITY
Up to 5 kVNo read error
From 5 kV to 15 kVNo damage (Read errors are allowed)
Test ConditionsC = 150pF, R = 330 ohms, 50 times discharge
7. POWER REQUIREMENTS
7.1 DC Voltage and current
+5V±5%
Stand-By (Sleep)TBD
Idle0.8 A
Seek0.8 A
Ripple<150 mVp-p
+12V±10%
Stand-By (Sleep)TBD
Idle0.5 A
Seek1.0 A(Peak)
Ripple<300 mVp-p
8. CD-DA AUDIO PERFORMANCE
8.1 Number of Channels2
8.2 Frequency Response20 to 20,000 Hz ±3 dB
8.3 DistortionLess than 0.1% (1 kHz)
8.4 Output Levels
HeadphonesTBD
Line OutTBD
8.5 Output terminals
Headphones3.5 mm diameter Jack
Line Out4-pin Terminal
These specifications are subject to change without prior notice
Page 7
Page 9
9. ACOUSTIC NOISE
Less than 45dBA at 1 m away from the unit
(Except loading and unloading)
10. DIMENSIONS
Width146 mm (5-3/4 inch)
Height41.3 mm(1-5/8 inch)
Depth203 mm (8.19 inch)(w/o bezel)
11. MASS
1.0 kg approx.(2.2 lb)
DVD-RAM Drive GF-1050 Specifications
These specifications are subject to change without prior notice
Page 8
Page 10
DVD-RAM Drive GF-1050 Specifications
12. MECHANICAL
12.1 Disc LoadingTray type Auto Loading
12.2 Mounting Requirements
HORIZONTAL
5º
5º
5º
5º
VERTICAL
5º5º
These specifications are subject to change without prior notice
5º5º
5º
5º
Page 9
Page 11
13. CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
DVD-RAM Drive GF-1050 Specifications
13.1 Front View
Headphone JackHeadphone
Volume Control
* The emergency eject procedure should only be used to retrieve a disc if the drive fails to eject.