Primera-technology BRAVO 091211-511276 Manuel d'utilisateur

111912-511276USER’S MANUALFor Macintosh and PC© 2010 All rights reserved.For the most recent version of this manual please visit http://www.primera.co

6 Getting StartedThe Power Input Port connects to the included power cable. The internal power supply is auto-switching in the range of 100-240v.Th

Getting Started 7Due to the wide variety of printable-surface CD/DVD media,you may find that certain brands of discs provide higher printquality than

8 Getting StartedG. REPLACING INK CARTRIDGES / LOW INK WARNINGYou can replace cartridges at any time or wait for the Low InkWarning to prompt you to r

Getting Started 92. Remove the cartridge by pressing the corresponding colored tab on the back of the print head. The cartridgewill pop up slightly

10 Getting Started5. Place the new cartridge into its corresponding colored slot.Press down near the back of the cartridge until it clicks intopositio

Getting Started 11•Attach the Output BinHolder as shown, align-ing the Locating Tabs onthe Output Bin Holderwith the Slots located onthe underside of

12 Creating DiscsSection 2: Creating DiscsThere are two main components to creating discs, printing andburning. For PC, SureThing CD Labler is used to

Creating Discs 131. Select Copy Project from the Starter Window or the NewProject Panel on the left side of the screen. Step one of theCopy Disc wiz

14 Creating Discs4B. Create a Label1. Click the Create a Label button to open the SureThingCD Labler or Disc Cover program. These programs willallow

Creating Discs 15Print Quality. All Primera media is automatically defaulted to the best print quality. Other media may alsoaccept the best quality s

ii Notices: The information in this document is subject to change without notice. NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND IS MADE WITH REGARD TO THIS MATERIAL, INCL

16 Creating DiscsRecommended for: All CD, DVD or Blu-ray content or disctypes (Audio CD, Data CD, Software Install Disc, Video CD,DVD Video, Blu-ray V

Creating Discs 17Recommend for: This method is especially useful if you arehaving compatibility problems with the formatting created bythe DVD/Blu-ray

18 Creating DiscsOn most job types a volume label can also be created at thisstep. This is the label that will appear when this disc is inserted into

Creating Discs 19• Outer Margin. Discs from other manufacturers vary widelyregarding how far the printable surface extends to the edgeof the disc. Mea

20 Creating Discs• Change Robot. This is only available with multiple robotsconnected. Use this option to change the robot to which thisproject will b

Creating Discs 21• Recording Type. Track-at-Once. This is the default. For track at once, the laseris turned off after each track, which produces a tw

22 Creating DiscsThis operation may be useful to verify software installationdiscs where it is extremely important to have accuratecopies of all insta

Creating Discs 23B.4 Publisher StatusThe status window is automatically displayed when a jobstarts. You may also access it at any time by clicking the

24 Creating DiscsQueue Project. To queue another project to run after the current one is finished simply setup the project as you normally would. Whe

Creating Discs 25Regardless of the media type selected for backup projects itis recommended that span discs be checked to accommo-date future backups

Table of ContentsSection 1: Getting Started...1A. Note on Model Di

26 Creating Discs4. Click the next button to display a summary of the project.Click Schedule Project to convert this data project into abackup project

Creating Discs 27The Scheduled Projects window will appear. Check the boxnext to the backup project you would like to run. Click RunNow to run it fo

28 Creating DiscsTips:1. When loading discs, do not stack multiple albums from the sameartist together. 2. For best results rip audio into an empty iT

Creating Discs 29Note:You will receive 3 free protections before the dongle is connected. Afterthe free protections are used the PTProtect option is s

30 Creating Discs3. Click on the Add to Project Set drop down menu.4. Choose New Project Set or existing project set. 5. The project set window will n

Creating Discs 31C. CREATING A PRINT LABEL USING SURETHING (PC)The SureThing Disc Labeler software included with yourPublisher is a great tool for cre

32 Creating Discs4A. Open the text panel by clickingthe arrow on the text button.Add text by selecting one of theoptions below. To create textthat fol

Creating Discs 331. Open the software by clicking the Create Label button onthe Add Print File step of PTPublisher. There is no way toopen Disc Cove

34 Creating Discs5. Once your image or background has been selected you canadd text or other design elements using the buttons on thetool bar or the I

Creating Discs 356. Once you have several objects on screen you may choose touse the Inspector tool to edit advanced object properties.Select the obj

There are interactive features that will allow you to jump to different locations within the document. Each listing inthe Table of Contents is interac

36 Creating DiscsE. ADVANCED PRINTER SETTINGSAdvanced Printer Settings can be accesed from the Add PrintFile Step in either PTPublisher for Mac or PC.

Creating Discs 37Ink CartridgeColor + Black is best for images that have large areas of blackgraphics or text. Although you can print these same image

38 Creating DiscsInner DiameterThis value changes the size of the non-printed center. Largernumbers cause the non-printed center to be larger and smal

Creating Discs 39Printer Utilities and Cost Estimator Printer utilities and the cost estimator will be availableif you click the info icon . From here

40 Creating Discs• You will need to Set the Cartridge Cost first before receiv-ing a cost per disc. Adjust the cartridge costs according tothe actual

Creating Discs 411. Click Center Print Image in the Printer Settings Window.2. Click Start Auto Calibration to begin printing the calibration test pri

42 Creating DiscsChange Cartridge(s)Select the Change Cartridge(s) button to install a new ink cartridge or to switch back and forth between previousl

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 43Section 3: Maintenance andTroubleshootingThe Publisher is designed to operate for extended periods oftime with very

44 Maintenance and TroubleshootingB. INTERNAL BLUE LED LIGHTSThe Publisher’s Internal LED lights provide useful light andalso can provide status infor

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 45D. CLEANING THE PRINT HEADIt may be necessary to clean the print head nozzles if you notice reduced print quality, m

Getting Started 1Section 1: Getting StartedTHANK YOU…...for purchasing a Bravo 4100 Series Disc Publisher. Bravo isthe perfect all-in-one solution fo

46 Maintenance and Troubleshooting4. Preventing clogged nozzlesClogged nozzles on the printhead can be caused by non use ofthe printer for extended pe

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 47• Printheads with over 10,000 prints will not be replaced forfree under any circumstances.• Printheads with under 10

48 Maintenance and Troubleshooting3. Remove the print head. Grasp the print head near the backas shown in the illustration.4. Locate a new print head.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 495. Close the latch until you hear a click.6. Replace the cartridges.F. TECHNICAL SUPPORTIf you have difficulties ope

50 Technical SpecificationsSection 4: Technical SpecificationsModel Optical Disc Publisher 4100Configurations Blu-ray Publisher DVD+/-R-CDR Publ

Index 51IndexAbort...23Audio Project ...

52 IndexQueue Project...24Recorder Tray ...

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2 Getting StartedA. NOTE ON MODEL DIFFERENCES The Bravo 4100-Series comes in seven different models including:• Bravo 4051 (1 DVD Drive) Burns and Pri

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Getting Started 3C. UNPACKING AND INSPECTIONWhile unpacking your Publisher, inspect the carton to ensurethat no damage has occurred during shipping.

4 Getting StartedD. IDENTIFYING THE PARTSFront Panel and TopThis illustration shows the Bravo 4102, its Control Panel, Buttons, LED indicator lights,

Getting Started 5The Control Panel contains LED Status Lights and Buttons tocontrol the Publisher. The LED Status Lights indicate thatPower is ON. Th