Yes, it would be good if we could count on support from our local dealer
(Band, in the case of the UK, that's the RNIB.
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(BFrom: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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(BTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(BSubject: RE: Re: Upgrade process, manual and other docs on ptr1 website,
(BETC...
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(BHi lister , this is Plextor Takeshi wrote,
(B
(BIt is regrettable that it quite trouble-filled when user burn the ISO
(Bimage to the CD as well as insufficient instruction.
(B
(BIn order to solve this matter, we would provide more easy way of the
(Bupgrade for every one.
(B
(BThe way would be via USB cable through the Exe file so that user does
(Bnot necessary to burn the up grade CD in the future.
(B
(BIn this connection, please kindly give us a time allowance to develop
(Bthe way of USB up grade.
(B
(BAnd we also suggest that our local dealer has responsibility to support
(Bthe version up for PTR1, so please contact to your local dealer, if you
(Bharry or you do not have any internet connection or problem.
(B
(BBest regards
(BT.Nemoto
(B
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(B "Andrew Hodgson"
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(B $B7oL>(B: RE: Re: Upgrade
(Bprocess, manual and other docs on ptr1 website,
(B 2004/08/24 15:53 ETC...
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(BHi,
(B
(BThe problem is that probably Plextor only have access to a few CD
(Bburning programs. If you want to burn the firmware using this method,
(Bthen you need to read the instructions that come with your burning
(Bprogram, or contact your dealer to see if they can provide you with a
(BCD.
(B
(BAndrew.
(B
(B> -----Original Message-----
(B> From: Daveed Mandell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B> Sent: 24 August 2004 07:27
(B> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B> Subject: Re: Upgrade process, manual and other docs on ptr1 website,
(B> ETC...
(B>
(B> I am very sorry, but you are most definitely wrong. even the folks at
(B> IRTI are very much confused. The procees is not easily
(B> understandable at
(B> all if one does not have Easy cD Creator, and my computer
(B> techs at the
(B> radio station where I work, who are quite competent at
(B> burning CDs, can
(B> attest to this statement.
(B> --Daveed--
(B>
(B>
(B> On Mon, 23 Aug 2004, Brian Borowski wrote:
(B>
(B> > The upgrade process isn't complicated; just read the
(B> documentation on the web
(B> > site and follow the directions. If users don't know how to
(B> burn an image
(B> > with their particular sort of cd burning software; then
(B> this is really not a
(B> > Plextor issue, but a use of software issue. The problem
(B> is, there are
(B> > numerous brands of cd burning software, and Plextor (I
(B> can't imagine this to
(B> > be the case) cannnot be responsible for teaching people how
(B> to do this; this
(B> > list can help with such issues. Personally, I like:
(B> > $ cdrecord dev=0,0 speed=16 -data PTR1VERUP200ENG.iso
(B> > but it's all up to the user.
(B> >
(B> > As for the documentation; maybe the manual isn't just the
(B> thing for everyone,
(B> > but if one actually reads it, or searches for the sections
(B> relevant to what
(B> > you're trying to do; it has all the information in it; I
(B> had no questions
(B> > about the use of the machine after reading the whole thing.
(B> That's not to
(B> > say refreshing of my memory wasn't needed, because there
(B> was so much
(B> > information there, but you learn how to do some basic
(B> things with the
(B> > machine, and when you've mastered that, learn the more
(B> complicated things
(B> > through the use of the manual, this list, and
(B> experimentation. There is
(B> > documentation on the ptr1 site, about the new features in
(B> V2, and how to
(B> > upgrade; I followed those instructions and it happened...
(B> >
(B> > There may be an issue with some stray RF on the case of the
(B> PTR1, but this
(B> > isn't unusual in the case of almost all devices that have a
(B> power supply,
(B> > especially if the case of that equipment isn't grounded
(B> through a separate
(B> > line (the safety ground) which I believe all computers
(B> have. The PTR1's
(B> > power supply has a two-conductor cord and uses a switching
(B> power supply (down
(B> > to 10V DC 2.5A) and has to be well isolated for safety
(B> reasons. The fact
(B> > that the computer is grounded and the PTR1 is not, might
(B> well mean that when
(B> > a user makes a connection between the two devices, there
(B> could be a small low
(B> > voltage difference between them. This is a common problem and I've
(B> > experienced it many times with a wide variety of equipment.
(B> >
(B> > As for the audio hum when recording. My solution is to either:
(B> > * Reverse the plug,
(B> >
(B> > * Try a different mic, or if the input setup is more
(B> sophisticated different
(B> > connecting cords,
(B> >
(B> > * My favorite: wind a few turns of the cord from the input
(B> device through a
(B> > ferrite bead (toroid or tube).
(B> > Success with the above three suggestions varies depending
(B> upon numerous
(B> > external conditions, use, ETC.
(B> >
(B> > Brian Borowski
(B> >
(B> >
(B> >
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