Teac DV-W50PUK User Manual
TEAC DV-W50PUK DVD-R/RW Drive
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Quick Installation Guide
The TEAC DV-W50PUK is a modern high performance DVD-R/RW drive. It offers reading
speeds of 12x for DVD-ROM media and 32x for
CD-ROM media. The maximum writing speed is
rated to 4x for DVD-Rs, to 2x for DVD-RWs, 16x
for CD-Rs and 8x for CD-RWs. DVD-Rs and
DVD-RW media allow to store up to 4.7GB.
Very important:
TEAC assumes no responsibility for data
loss caused by the operation that is not
in accordance to this document, or data
loss caused by natural disaster, fire,
power outage, or spontaneous defect of
this product.
Components
Drive unit, AC adapter, USB interface cable, CD
with software, 1 CD-R, quick Installation Guide,
warranty booklet
System Requirements
PC/AT compatible machine with a USB 1.1 or
USB 2.0 interface, CPU Intel Pentium III 600MHz
or more, main memory of 128MB or more, minimum 10GByte free HDD capacity, 24 bit Colour
Graphic Display with 1024 x 768 resolution
Conforming OSes
Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, Microsoft
Windows Me, Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition/Professional
The drive does not conform to Windows 95, Windows 98 and MS-DOS.
However, it is required that the device driver be
installed from the CD provided with this product
when you use Windows 98 Second Edition (Windows 98SE). Set the provided CD in one CDROM drive (not in the USB drive) of your computer.
Very important:
Do not connect the drive if your PC is in
sleep or in suspend mode. Prior to connect the drive you have to set your PC
in the normal mode of operation.
(1) Turn on the power of the computer and wait
for the desktop screen to appear.
(2) Connect the DC output plug of the provided
AC adapter to the DC input connector of the
drive.
(3) Connect the other DC plug of the provided
AC adapter to an outlet. Set the power switch
of your USB drive to on.
(4) Connect the drive and the computer using
the provided USB cable. Insert the mini B
plug of the provided USB connector to the
USB connector at the back of the drive.
Setting up the drive
Windows Me, Windows 2000 and Windows XP
operating systems have the native drivers for
USB controller and TEAC DV-W50PUK. There-
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fore, when this drive is connected, Windows will
automatically install the appropriate driver and
the drive will be ready to be used. You do not
have to perform any special installation or
uninstallation.
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(5) Locate the USB terminal of your computer.
Refer to the instruction manual of your computer for its location. The following logo is
usually indicated near the USB terminal.
Insert the A plug of the USB connector to
the USB terminal of the computer.
(6) There appear some messages on the screen
followed by the appearance of an CD-ROM
icon in the window My Computer. Now the
drive is ready to use.
Very important:
When you are using Windows 98SE and
the drive is connected for the first time,
it is required to read and install the device driver file from the provided CD.
Driver installation under Windows98SE
(1) Connect as described before the dedicated
AC adapter to the drive, then connect the
USB interface cable between the drive and
your computer.
(2) Add New Hardware Wizard starts automati-
cally.
(3) Ensure your driver CD is inserted correctly
into a CD-ROM drive and select “Search for
the best driver for your device (Recommended)”. Click Next.
(4) When specifying the location to search the
driver, select “CD-ROM drive” or check
“Specify a location” and input the location of
the driver folder if you have saved them in
advance on your computer (The window
below is an example if the folder DVW50PU
in drive C: is specified). Click Next.
(5) If the driver was found (TTP300.INF for USB
2.0; TTPSL11R.INF for USB 1.1), click on
Next.
(6) After sucessfully finishing the installation the
hardware assistant is closed with Finish.
Important:
If an error message appears you may
move one step backwards or cancel the
process (using Cancel) and try it again
later. If installation of the driver fails you
will see in the device manager an exclamation mark (!) or a question mark (?).
Remove the driver and start the installation process again.
Disconnecting the drive
The drive can be disconnected from the PC if it
is not used any longer during the actual session.
It is of major importance to logoff the drive at the
PC before disconnecting it.
(1) Close the program that uses the drive.
(2) Confirm that the busy indicator of the drive
is off.
(3) Click the Remove icon on the Taskbar.
(4) Select the removing drive with the name
assigned to the drive.
(5) The Remove Hardware confirmation mes-
sage „Save to remove storage device“ appears. Click the OK button.
(6) Remove the plug of the USB cable from the
USB terminal of the computer.
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