 Eastman
Kodak Company
KODAK Disc Transporter
PRODUCT Description and Specifications
Whether you are using a KODAK PCD Writer to archive your own computer
files or to produce multiple CDs for distribution, the KODAK Disc Transporter
can bring a new level of productivity and flexibility to your operation.
Productivity because your highly skilled computer operators do
not have to spend time on the routine task of writing CDs.
Flexibility because the KODAK Disc Transporter is capable of
unattended operation, so you can write discs when it best fits your work
flow.
Here's how it works. The Disk Transporter automatically selects a disc
from the input stack magazine and places it in the open drawer of a companion
KODAK PCD Writer. When the disc writing operation is completed, it is moved
to the output stack magazine and another blank disc is automatically loaded
for a continuous production flow.
The KODAK Disc Transporter comes with the standard mechanical interface
for the KODAK PCD Writer 600. An optional interface kit for other KODAK
PCD Writers is also available.
Features/Benefits
- Ruggedly built for heavy-duty use in production environments.
- Reliable operation with integrated diagnostics on power-up and an automatic
initialization process.
- Eight-second disc transfer rate speeds production.
- Automatically detects empty input spindles and full output spindles
to help maintain high productivity.
- Spindles are easily loaded with CDs from the KODAK Media Bulk Pack.
Additional input/output spindles available in 2-pack kits.
Specifications
- Loads CDs from a 75-disc supply spindle.
- SCSI-II interface.
- Switchable SCSI termination.
- Uses any 100/240V, 50/60 Hz, 120 watt power source.
- Certified FCC Class A, TUV, UL, CSA compliance.
- Size:
- Height: 419 mm
- Width: 549 mm
- Depth: 533 mm (16.5" x 21.6" x 21").
- Operates in +15o to 40oC.
For additional information, call in U.S. 1-800-23 KODAK (235-6325)
In Canada, 1-800-GO KODAK (465-6325)
Outside the U.S. and Canada (716) 726-7260.
On CompuServe, type GO KODAK
Copyright, Eastman Kodak Company, 1994
Kodak is a trademark.
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