Pioneer DRM-1004V40 User Manual

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100-DISC DVD-ROM AUTOCHANGER

DRM-1004V40

Pioneer's DVD-ROM Optical Database System Supports

Advanced Data Management

with Faster Access Plus up to 850 Huge Storage Capacity

As office networking environments continue to expand, there is a rapidly increasing need for reliable and efficient systems that handle larger volumes of data. The launch of the DVD-ROM helps to meet this need by providing an optical disc medium that allows up to 4.7 GB of data to be stored on a 12 cm single layer disc (or 8.5 GB in the case of a dual layer disc). To allow users to take advantage of this exciting new development, Pioneer has launched the DRM-1004V40, a 100-disc jukebox-style autochanger featuring a 2.6X speed DVD-ROM read-only drive that enables rapid access to as much as 470 GB (single layer DVD)/850 GB (dual layer DVD)of data. For extra flexibility, the DRM-1004V40 also reads data from the latest DVD-R discs which can be written using Pioneer's DVR-S101 DVD-R drive. This system is also read compatible with conventional CD-ROM and CD-R discs at 20 times the standard speed, so there's no need to abandon your current data library in order to upgrade to DVD-ROM. Furthermore, to complement this versatility, Pioneer has equipped the DRM-1004V40 with an extremely durable mechanism that ensures the highest levels of operational reliability.

Two Separate 50-Disc Magazines

The DRM-1004V40's magazine system can accommodate as many as 100 DVD-ROM/DVD-R or CD-ROM/CD-R discs on two separate, removable 50-disc magazines. This arrangement allows the user to load and unload discs easily and conveniently.

High-Speed Disc Exchange

Pioneer's leading-edge servo technology enhances the data access efficiency of the DRM-1004V40 by automatically exchanging discs in just 6 seconds.

User-Friendly Keypad Display and Disc Mailslot

The DRM-1004V40 is equipped with an ergonomically designed keypad display for simplified operation. A convenient mailslot allows users to insert and retrieve individual discs on command, thereby eliminating the need to open the jukebox door.

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