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Internal ATAPI DVD-ROM Reader
DV-5700
User’s Manual
Part Names and Functions
Front View
Rear View
7 DIGITAL OUT Connector
This connector is used to connect Digital Audio to an
audio board.
8 LINE OUT Connector
This connector is used to connect CD-Audio to an
audio board.
9 JUMPER BLOCK
These blocks of jumper set the configuration for the
DVD-ROM reader. (see Jumper Setting for details)
10
I/O BUS Connector
This BUS connector is used to control the DVD-ROM
reader and data transmission. Use a flat ribbon cable to
connect your computer to the CD- ROM reader.
Connect the colored side of the ribbon cable to the side
marked with the arrow.
11
Power Connector
Use this to provide operating power from the host
computer.
Installation
Jumper Setting
A jumper consists of a pair of pins and a connector which
fits over the pins. When the connector is in place it establishes an electronic link between the pins, which enables
the function being controlled by the jumper. If the
connector is removed, the electronic link is broken and the
function is disabled.
Jumpers are used to set the
CD- ROM reader mode on the IDE
interface. The factory default setting
is MASTER for fitting to enhanced
IDE controllers supporting two
ports, one for hard disk and one for
DVD-ROM. If you prefer to connect the DVD-ROM reader to the
same port as your harddisk, (as a
secondary device) you have to
change jumper setting to SLAVE
mode.
Installing the DVD-ROM reader in a host PC
1. Turn off the computer, other peripherals and unplug all
the cords and cables. Then remove the computer cover,
face plate, mounting clips, and keeper bracket. Refer to
the Guide to Operations that came with your computer
for help with this step.
2. If necessary, slide other devices above the
installation
place out approximately 50 ~ 70mm (2 ~
3 in.), but do no t
disconnect the cables.
3. Slide the DVD-ROM reader into the computer until it is
out approximately 50
~
70mm (2
~
3 in.).
4. Locate a spare power cable
in your computer.
5. Connect that power
cable to the power
connector on the
back of the
DVD-ROM reader.
1 Phones Jack
This jack is used to connect a set of headphones.
Please use headphones with a stereo mini-jack plug.
2 Volume Control
This control is used to adjust the headphone volume.
NOTE: This control has no effect on the audio outputs
from the LINE OUT connector on the back of
the DVD-ROM reader.
3 BUSY Indicator
This indicator lights during data read operation.
4 Tray Panel
This Panel prevents dust from entering the DVD-ROM
reader and opens automatically when the Load/Eject
button is pushed.
5 Emergency Eject Hole
Use to remove the disc from the DVD-ROM reader if
the electrical eject is disabled by software or if power
failure occurs. (see Emergency Eject for details)
6 Load/ Eject Button
This button is pressed to eject or retract the disc tray when
the power is on.
CSEL
SLAVE
MASTER
Laser Safety Information
This drive employs a laser. Do not remove the cover or
attempt to service this device when connected due to the
possibility of eye damage.
CAUTION
Adjustment of control or
following procedures other
than those specified herein
may result in hazardous
radiation exposure.
Laser Specification:
5m W Semiconductor Laser GaAlAs, 770-810 nm for CD and
InGaAIP, 635-665nm for DVD (at 251/2 0C)
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
LASER KLASSE 1
LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE
KLASS 1 LASERAPPARAT
This label is located on upper enclosure of this drive.
Power
Connector
Power Cable
1089 117
165324
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Vertical use
The DVD-ROM reader can be used in the vertical position.
When using the DVD-ROM Reader, in the vertical position, load and unload discs as shown on the diagram below.
NOTE: Only 12cm discs can be used when the DVD-R OM
reader is installed vertically. Do not place 8cm discs
in the tray when using the DVD-ROM reader
installed in this way.
Emergency Eject
The procedure described below can be used to open the
tray of the DVD-ROM reader if the EJECT button is disabled by software or a power failure occurs.
1. Turn off the power to the DVD-ROM reader.
2. Open the readers door.
3. Insert a steel rod (about
1.3mm in diameter)
into the emergency
eject hole and push
firmly until the
cartridge is ejected.
A stiff paper clip may
be used as steel rod.
Driver Installation
This DVD-ROM reader is designed to meet the DVD-ROM
specification of Microsofts PC-99. If you are using the
DVD-ROM reader with Windows 95 (or later version),
WindowsNT or IBM OS/2 Warp, all necessary drivers will
be loaded automatically by the operating system.
Note: Drivers mentioned above are part of the Operating
Systems and not available from NEC.
To use the IDE/ATAPI DVD-ROM reader with MS-DOS
and MS-Windows 3.xx, you have to install the attached
driver software before you can use the DVD-ROM reader
for the first time. Refer to the README.TXT file on the
driver disk for information about installing this driver.
Note: For Windows 3.xx dont use the 32 bit hard disk access,
be-
cause this mode is not supported for DVD-ROM readers.
Note: To play DVD Videos or DVD Audio on Your PC requires
MPEG2 and sound decoding. Additional hardware or software may be required - please contact Your dealer or PC
vendor regarding configuration of your PC for this function.
Note: This drive supports RPC according to SFF8090v3 (RPC-2)
.
The final setting/definition of the video region code is determined by the fifth DVD video region code change..
Support
For local support like hotline, service or drivers see the
file README.TXT on the driver disk or NEC´s Internet
site at http://www.neceurope.com
Specifications
DVD-ROM Section
Data Transfer Rate.......... 16.2 M bytes/sec (max.)
Access Time ................... 120 msec (
1
/3 Stroke read, average)
Compatibility ..................
Single-
(4.7 GB)
and Dual layer
(8.54GB)
,
DVD-R (3.9GBytes)
CD-ROM Section
Data Transfer Rate.......... 2550- 6000KBytes/sec (17- 40x)
Access Time ................... 100 msec (
1
/3 Stroke read, average)
Hard Error Rate .............. Below 10
-12
(After error correction)
Compatibility ..................
High Sierra and
ISO9660, CD-ROM XA
CD-DA, CD-RW (read), CD-TEXT,
Enhanced Music CD (CD+),
CD- I (FMV), VideoCD (WhiteBook),
PhotoCD (SingleSession/MultiSession)
MPC-Level .................... MPC-3 compliant
Interface
Burst Transfer Rate
........ PIO Mode 4/ Ultra DMA33 mode 2 support
Memory Buffer............... 256 KBytes
Interface .......................... IDE/ ATAPI SFF-8090v3 rev. 0.40
Audio Section
Sampling Frequency....... 44.1kHz
Quantifying Bit Number ....
16-bit linear
Number of Channels ...... 2
Frequency Response ...... 20Hz - 20 kHz +1dB, -5dB
Dynamic Range ............. 80 dB
S/N Ratio ....................... >80 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion ...
0.09%
Wow & Flutter ................ Below measurable limits
(Quartz oscillator precision)
Output ........................... Headphone: 0.7 Vo lt
Line out: 0.75 Volt
General
Power Supply ................ 5 V max. 1.5A, 12 V max. 1.5A
Dimensions
( W x H x D)
... 14.9 x 4.2 x 20.8 cm
Weight ............................ 0.91 kg
Noise ..............................£ 45 dB(A)
Storage temperature ....... -20° to 60° C
Storage humidity ............ 30% to 90% RH, noncondensing
Operating temperature.... 5° t o 45° C
Operating humidity......... 30% to 70% RH, noncondensing
Note: Above specifications are subject to change.
Photo CD is a trademark of Kodak
used under license.
Colored
Stripe
Arrow
Bus Cable
65mm
(at least 45mm
in lenght)
6. Connect the I/O BUS
connector on the DVDROM reader and the
IDE controller.
Connect the colored
stripe side of the cable
to the side marked with
the arrow (Ñ).
7. Slide the DVD-ROM reader into the computer and fix it
in the computer cabinet with 4 screws.
NOTE: To avoid damage to the DVD-ROM reader take
care, that the screws do not reach more than
5 mm into the DVD-ROM readers cabinet.
8. Replace the mounting clips, keeper bracket, and computer cover. Refer to the Guide to Operations that came with
the computer for help with this step.
DVD-ROM reader installed
vertically (right side)
DVD-ROM reader installed
verticallly (left side)
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