Roland VS-CDRII - Manual

Roland VS-CDRII

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The VS-CDRII CD Recorder System is a complete
hardware solution that provides users the ability to
burn audio CDs and perform data backups directly
from the VS-1680. You can now record, edit, mix,
apply effects, and master to CD entirely in the digital
domain. The VS-CDRII also functions as a CD-ROM
player and writer for Macintosh and IBM compatible
computers. Features include:

Burn CDs directly from selected VS-Workstations

CD archiving of song data provides an inexpensive

backup medium

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Use the following procedure to set up the VS-1680
for use with the VS-CDRII:
1. With all equipment turned off, connect either

SCSI port of the VS-CDRII to the SCSI port of the
VS-1680.

2. If you are connecting only the VS-CDRII to your

VS-1680, make sure the termination switch on
the back of the VS-CDRII is set to the “on”
position (switch to the left) and the mode switch
is set to the “off” position (switch to the right). If
you are using multiple SCSI devices, connect
them to the CD-R drive and only terminate the
last device in the chain.

3. Set the ID numbers of each SCSI device so that

they do not conflict (VS-series workstations
default to SCSI ID #7).

4.

Turn on the power in the following order:
VS-CDRII, VS-1680, then audio equipment.

Note: The current VS-CDRII requires the VS-1680 to
have at least the system version v2.010. If you need
to update your VS-workstation, you can obtain these
files along with updating instructions from the Roland
US Website (

www.rolandus.com

) or by calling our

Product Support department at 323-890-3741.

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Use the following procedure to write an audio CD
with the VS-1680:
1. Insert a blank CD-R disc into the VS-CDRII.
2. Hold SHIFT and press F1 [SONG] to display the

Song menu. Press PAGE to display “CD Wt”
above the F3 key, then press F3 [CD Wt].

3. “CD-R Write Ready?” is displayed. Press YES.
4. “STORE Current?” is displayed, Press NO if the

current song is a demo song or if the Song
Protect feature is active, otherwise press YES.

5. Tracks 15-16 and 16-16 are the default tracks to

be written to CD-R. If you wish to change these,
CURSOR to the “L-ch source track” and “R-ch
source track” boxes and use the VALUE dial to
select the desired tracks to be written to the CD.

6. CURSOR to Write Method and use the VALUE

dial to select “Disk at Once.”

7. CURSOR to CD Speed and use the VALUE dial

to select the desired speed.

8. Press F4 [EXEC], then press YES/ENTER three

times to begin writing the song.

Note: When you select “Disk at Once,“ the finalize
option is automatically turned on. For more
information on using the “Track at Once” feature, see
pages 120-127 in the VS-1680 Owner’s Manual.

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Use the following procedure to perform a data
backup on the VS-1680:
1. Insert a blank CD-R disk into the VS-CDRII.
2. Hold SHIFT and press F6 [UTILITY]. Press PAGE

to display “CDRBk” above the F2 key. Press F2.

3. CURSOR to highlight a song title, and press F3

[MARK] to select that song to backup.

4. CURSOR to +Verify and use the TIME/VALUE

dial to select “ON.”

5. CURSOR to CD Speed and use the

TIME/VALUE dial to select the backup speed.

6. Press F4 [EXEC]. “Backup to CD-R <SCSIx>

Sure?” is displayed. Press YES.

7. “Store Current?” is displayed. Press NO if the

current song is a demo song or if the Song Protect
feature is active, otherwise press YES.

NOTE: Backup can only be performed at the x2 rate
for a rewritable CD (CD-RW).

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