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  • bhoar
    dBpoweramp Guru

    • Sep 2006
    • 1173

    Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

    I contacted them about the dexteris over a year ago and asked what the price was for one of them new. It was far more than I was willing to spend. That's about as far as I got.

    -brendan

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    • kretch

      • Apr 2008
      • 17

      Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

      Originally posted by bhoar
      Yes.



      I have not tested it, so I do not know.

      -brendan
      I just tested a G3 I got off of Ebay, and the driver does not work.
      Brandan- is there a way of debugging this?

      Thanks much
      Kretch

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      • sredmyer
        dBpoweramp Enthusiast

        • May 2008
        • 186

        Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

        Brendan,

        Do your current drivers support the Rimage 8100 model duplicators? I believe these are four drive units and are of the Producer family.

        Thanks,
        Steve

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        • bhoar
          dBpoweramp Guru

          • Sep 2006
          • 1173

          Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

          Originally posted by sredmyer
          Do your current drivers support the Rimage 8100 model duplicators? I believe these are four drive units and are of the Producer family.
          Nope, there are no scripts for these at this time.

          -brendan

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          • fphredd
            dBpoweramp Enthusiast

            • Feb 2009
            • 61

            Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders



            Anyone ever hear of these?

            or these?

            Buy Open Box: Spartan 2-Tone 1 to 2 (100 discs/lot) 20X DVD+R 8X DVD+RW 10X DVD+R DL 20X DVD-R 6X DVD-RW 40X CD-R 32X CD-RW DVD Duplicator w/ Pioneer 115 Burner Model AU-ILY-D2 with fast shipping and top-rated customer service. Once you know, you Newegg!




            Used 'em?

            Thanks!
            Last edited by fphredd; March 01, 2009, 05:52 PM.

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            • bhoar
              dBpoweramp Guru

              • Sep 2006
              • 1173

              Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

              Originally posted by fphredd
              Anyone ever hear of these?
              I see you're getting addicted too.

              Note that none of those units are peripherals. And, in addition, they probably run off a dedicated duplication controller board instead of a full blown windows system.

              You'd have to lobotomize them to make them into a peripheral robot (disconnect the duplication controller and make the drive and serial ports external).

              And of course, you'd need to write a driver for them.

              -brendan

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              • fphredd
                dBpoweramp Enthusiast

                • Feb 2009
                • 61

                Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

                Same song for both types?

                This MFD is killin' me... :vmad:

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                • darkbane

                  • Jan 2009
                  • 16

                  Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

                  Hi Everyone

                  Regardint the Rimage DTP series, I'm a bit stuck at finding what's the command it uses to query the sensor beneath the picker arm.
                  It is used to detect if there's disk or not of course.
                  The calibration tool (scsi) is able to use it but I haven't been able to find any serial command for it.. can someone please help?
                  I know most of the command set has been dumped monitoring the serial communication of a newer rimage unit, so it should be a know command afterall..

                  Many thanks!

                  EDIT: Meanwhile, here's what my unit says at boot:

                  Cedar V: 4.0a4.00A ids0058
                  Init steps: 0100
                  Print steps: 00c1
                  Cleaner steps: 0609
                  Reject steps: 073b
                  Rec4 steps: 1322
                  Rec3 steps: 1007
                  Rec2 steps: 0ce9
                  Rec1 steps: 09f1
                  Top hop steps: 1599
                  Bot hop steps: 1a1d
                  Energ steps: 00a0
                  10 Disk Hop steps: 19c5
                  Disk thickness steps: 0058


                  Cedar Technologies
                  Copyright 1999
                  CD-R Publisher
                  S/W version: 4.00A ids
                  SCSI ID: 2


                  Again, thanks!
                  Last edited by darkbane; March 11, 2009, 10:40 AM.

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                  • darkbane

                    • Jan 2009
                    • 16

                    Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

                    @Bhoar

                    It seems that the main differ ence between the SCSI and FW version of DTPs is the firmware version.

                    basically, the SCSI one does not seem to output return codes via serial but via SCSI and that's all.

                    If you could borrow me the two eeproms on your Firewire board, I would dump them so everyone with a scsi dtp could simply burn a newer rom for his DTP and convert it to a serial/FW enabled unit.

                    I know your units are buried deep in your basement, but if you could find the time (no hurry of course) of bringing out one of them, everyone with a scsi unit would benefit of your effort

                    I would pay for all expenses of course.

                    Thanks!
                    Last edited by darkbane; March 11, 2009, 12:45 PM.

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                    • bhoar
                      dBpoweramp Guru

                      • Sep 2006
                      • 1173

                      Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

                      Ok, email me your contact info. Perhaps we can pursue that solution.

                      -brendan

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                      • asayler

                        • Mar 2009
                        • 1

                        Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

                        Originally posted by bhoar
                        Anyone have one of the 100-disc Aleratec RoboRacer LS, Recordex RX-100PC, Dexpreso DEX1000, CDBox or "Boozer" devices they'd like to try with the batch ripper? I have a test driver available.

                        -brendan
                        Hi Brendan,

                        We just bought a new Recordex Rx-100PC and would love to try out the test driver. Can you send it to me?

                        -Andy

                        P.S. The Recordex RX-100PC has only a USB port on the outside. Is this a problem? Do I need to case hack it to get at an external serial port? Is there a way to use the USB with the driver?

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                        • bhoar
                          dBpoweramp Guru

                          • Sep 2006
                          • 1173

                          Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

                          Originally posted by asayler
                          Hi Brendan,

                          We just bought a new Recordex Rx-100PC and would love to try out the test driver. Can you send it to me?

                          -Andy

                          P.S. The Recordex RX-100PC has only a USB port on the outside. Is this a problem? Do I need to case hack it to get at an external serial port? Is there a way to use the USB with the driver?
                          Andy,

                          I'm out of town (in Sicily on vacation) this week, so responses might be a bit slow.

                          This USB device presents itself to the host as a USB hub with two child devices (a USB->ATA bridge and a USB->serial adapter). No physical modifications necessary, it works as a standard serial-connected robot.

                          The driver is not free of charge, I'll contact you via email about specifics.

                          -brendan

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                          • fphredd
                            dBpoweramp Enthusiast

                            • Feb 2009
                            • 61

                            Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

                            Originally posted by bhoar
                            Andy,

                            I'm out of town (in Sicily on vacation) this week

                            -brendan
                            Sweeeeeeeeeeeeet! Enjoy!
                            :D

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                            • sonyman
                              dBpoweramp Enthusiast

                              • May 2008
                              • 83

                              Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

                              Hello Brendan,
                              ist the old Mediaform CD 3702 robotic supportet? (serial connected)
                              The best on this unit is the vacuum Picker!

                              Thanks
                              Thanks BASTIAN

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                              • fphredd
                                dBpoweramp Enthusiast

                                • Feb 2009
                                • 61

                                Re: Discussion of Automated CD Loaders

                                OK Brendan, more issues with the MF Digital (not driver related), so the search may continue...

                                Didn't find any mention of these anywhere, will they work??



                                thnx

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