MPN
MPN: GH22LP20.AUAR
Main features
Burner type: there are many types of engravers to various applications. Your choice should be based on the amount of data that you store and the speed with which you want to retrieve it.
CD Duplicator
CD Duplicators read a CD then burn its contents on a second CD directly.
CD - RW
CD - RW are writeable CDs on which it is also possible to erase data and then in re-engraving.
DVD Duplicator
DVD Duplicators read a DVD and then burn its contents on a second DVD directly.
DVD + R
The DVD + R are conventional recordable DVD with the possibility of direct (or random) access. Direct or random access allows the reader to find data anywhere on a disk without having to start the search from the beginning.
DVD + R Double layer
DVD to a face to save two layers of data, with a capacity that can go up to 8.5 GB and with possibility of random access.
DVD + RW
DVD + RW are for conventional rewritable DVD with possibility of random access.
DVD-R
The DVD-R are writable DVDs without random access.
DVD-RAM
Two-sided rewritable DVDwith possibility of random access.
DVD - RW
Similar to the DVD + RW, but without actual random access capabilities.
DVD ±R
Burner able to burn DVD-R and DVD + R.
DVD ±RW
Burners capable of engraving and re-engraving on DVD - RW on DVD + RW.
DVD ±RW Double layer
Burners capable of engraving and re-engraving on DVD - RW DL (dual layer) as on DVD + RW DL.DVD-RAM
Storage type: indicates whether an engraver to single drive or a duplicator able to support multiple disks at the same time.Drive
Read speed: speed of engraving is the term commonly used to describe the speed at which the drive can burn data on disks in charge.16x (DVD), 48 x (CD)
Write speed: speed of engraving is the term commonly used to describe the speed at which the drive can burn of data. 48 x (CD), 16 X (DVD + R DL), 22 x (DVD±R), 16 x (DVD-R DL)
Rewrite speed: write speed is the term commonly used to describe the speed at which the drive can re-engraving data on a CD or a DVD.32x (CD - RW), 8 x (DVD + RW), 6 x (DVD - RW), 12 x (DVD-RAM)
Type of housing: Internal
Refers to (integrated) installed drives in desktop computers.
External
Refers to readers who are not integratedES in a computer, and is connected to the computer via a connection cable.
Plug-in module
Refers to the drives used in laptop computers.
Owner
So-called engravers "owners" have a far superior to other production capacity and are generally used to perform a large number of copies.Internal
Platform: The platform is the operating system (Windows 98 or OS X for example) with which the device can be used.PC
Technical characteristics
Interface: Type of connector (USB or Firewire cable for example) through which the engraver Exchange (send/receive) information with other devices.IDE / EIDE
Supported CD formats: indicates the types of discs accepted by the reader. Many disks are not interchangeable, so it is important to choose a player capable to support the disks that you want to use.CD text
CD-Extra
CD - I
CD-ROM Mode 1
CD-ROM Mode 2
CD-ROM XA
Multisession
CD-ROM(XA)
Video-CD
Audio CD
CD Plus
CD - R
CD - RW
CD-Bridge
CD-IFMV
Engraving CD modes: it is the method used by the device to burn data on a CD. Other examples include track by track, entire disk and Multisession mode. Some burners cannot burndata on a CD only once, even if there is space for an additional registration. Others break etching engraving small portions of data for several recording sessions. "Patterns of burning CD" indicate the method used by the device to burn a CD.Track-at-once
Disk-at-once
Packet writing
Session-at-once
Multisession
CD access time: 120 ms
Supported DVD formats: indicates the types of discs accepted by the reader. Many disks are not interchangeable, so it is important to choose a player capable to support the disks that you want to use.DVD-ROM
DVD-Video
DVD-9
DVD + R
DVD-R
DVD + RW
DVD - RW
Support max capacity: 8.5 GB
Burning DVD modes: is the method used by the device to burn data on a DVD. Other examples include modes entire disc, sequential etching and engraving in direct access. Some DVD burners burn all of the disk at once. Others burn data that in order, the disk, while others still, with the direct access function, may burn on all parts of the disk without having to follow a particular order. "Patterns of burning DVD" indicate the method used by the device to burn a DVD.Disk-at-once
Calculusincremental e
Random write
Sequential write
Rewrite limited
DVD access time: 140 ms
Writing supported standards: DVD-RAM
Buffer memory: 2 MB
Number of plates: number of turntables available to the device. The turntables are the elements at the level of which the disks are read and engraved. 1
Other features
Features: Protection buffer-underrun
Lightscribe disk with option label
Configuration required
Operating system: Microsoft Windows Vista
Dimension
Width: 14.58 cm
Depth: 16,51 cm
Height: 4.14 cm
Weight: 798 g
Various
Type of packaging: box
Packaging: 1
UPC: 8801031843640
Product no.: 82888159
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