HP 9114B Operator's Manual page 19

CAUTION
Disc drive performance and reliabilityare dependent on the type
of media used. Disc drive specifications can beassured only when
using HP media. The use of impraper media can result in
prematuredisc failure or damageto the disc drive.
Onsomedisc products, HP may qualify other non-HP media
Whentested, this media met HP specifications. However, HP
does not warrant or support this media and cannot control
changes in its specifications or quality. The selection and use of
such productsis the customer's responsibility. HP reserves the
right 0 exclude fromwarranty and maintenance agreement
coverage any repairs which HP reasonably determinesor believes
werecaused bythe use of media not provided by HP. HP will
upon request providesuchrepairs on a time andmaterial bas
Warranty and maintenance agreement coverage of repairs not
caused by the use of non-HP media is unaffected
TRY IT!
Atter connectingyour systemtogether, you are readytoturn on
yourdisc drive. Locate the power (on/off) button onthe back
panel. This is a rockerswitchwith labeling on each side, "0" and
"1". Pressing in the rocker onthe "0" side turns the drive off
Pressing in on the side labeled "1" turnsthedriveun. Now. let's
tum it on
Power-on Selftest
A power-on selftest is performedautomatically when you turn on
the disc drive. The test light (onthe right side of the front panel) is
on when selftest is in operation. The selffest takes approximately 6
seconds after which the test light goes out. If you have a disc
inserted in the drive, read andwrite testing (involving the disc)
takes anadditional seconds or a total of approximately 11
seconds. If the test light stays on after the normal testing time, an
error within the disc drive has been detected. I f this everhappens,
please see Chapter 4. Makesure that the disc uscd in the selftest is
not write protected. I f this disc is write protected, only the6
second test is performed
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