No interface cable and cd rom - Polaroid PhotoMax Fun Flash 820 Digital Camera

its an IDE CABLE INTERFACE

Hi THERE, This model is now discontinued.
The replacement is DUP-DP-AS3-11B.
*NOTE: Item is not compatible with LG GH22LS30 (Directron part number DVR-GH22LS30)

Now you can easily build a Blu-ray duplicator with the Athena SATA Blu-ray controller. SATA interface simplifies cable management comparing to IDE with narrower cables and smaller connectors. SATA interface supports cables as long as 90cm without sacrificing data integrity and system reliability. Hence Athena SATA controller can be installed on the top drive bay even in an 11-target tower duplicator. Maximize your productivity and efficiency today with Athena SATA Blu-ray controller.

Features:

• Standalone, no PC required.
• DDR2 Technology allows up to 8x Blu-ray duplication.
• SATA Advantages - Thin cables for easy routing and improved cooling inside the duplicator chassis, increasing product reliability.
• Dynamic Hard Drive Partitioning automatically adjusts hard drive partitions based on the size of your master disc.
• Master Error Proof prevents duplication failures caused by disc errors. Simply exchange the failed master disc with a working disc without interrupting the duplication process.
• Dual-Level Security provides separate Startup and Setup passwords for complete restriction and protection against unauthorized users.
• Advanced Diagnosis Mode troubleshoots and sets adjustment for optimal performance.

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Specifications:

• Operating Type: Controller only
• Internal Interface: SATA
• Targets: 11
• Reading Speed: 18x DVD-ROM
• Maximum Writing Speed* (*Actual write speed depends upon media and drive specifications) : BD-R SL: 8X BD-R DL: 4X BD-RE SL: 2X BD-RE DL: 2X DVD+RW: 8X DVD-R: 20X DVD-RW: 6X DVD+R: 20X DVD+R DL: 8X DVD-R DL: 8X CD-RW: 32X CD-R: 48X
• Supported Disc Formats: BD ROM, BD-R, BD-R DL, BD-RE, BD-RE DL, DVD ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, CD-DA, CD ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, Multi-session Photo CD, CD-I, Video CD, CD ROM XA, & CD Extra (CD Plus)
• Supported Recording Discs: 12cm 25GB BD-R 12cm 25GB BD-RE 12cm 50GB BD-R DL 12cm 50GB BD-RE DL 12cm 4.7GB DVD-R/RW 12cm 4.7GB DVD+R/RW 12cm 8.5GB DVD+R DL 12cm 8.5GB DVD-R DL 12cm 80min / 700MB CD-R 12cm 74min / 650MB CD-RW 8cm 1.47GB mini DVD-R 8cm 24min / 210MB mini CD-R 8cm 50MB Business Card CD-R
• System Buffer: 128 MB (Optional upgrade to 512 MB)
• Hard Drive Supported: Up to 1TB (optional)
• Power Adapter: Input: 100 ~ 240V AC Output: +5V DC, 3.8A
• Operating Temperature: 40oF ~ 95oF
• Operating Humidity: 20% ~ 90%
• Regulation: FCC, CE, RoHS

You have to identify first what kind of interface your CD-ROM uses. This can either be IDE or SATA.
Note that for IDE interface, there is a master/slave/cs settings for the device. If you are using one cable to connect the hard disk and the CDROM,make sure that the settings for the hard disk is set to master and CDROM to slave. If the IDE cable you are using has a twist on it, then both device should be set to CS (Cable select)
For SATA, this is just point to point. Please check below link for more details.
http://it.flexinet.com.au/bits%20and%20pieces/HARDDRIVES.htm

Should be IDE cable...IDE interface according to the specs. You computer has IDE connections so the drive should work.
Product Specification Model HP DVD1040i Lightscribe 20X DVD Burner/Black/Retail Manufacturer HP Mfr Part # DVD1040i Buffer 2MB Interface IDE
Include

• Internal DVD ±R/±RW drive with DVD±R up to 20X, double-layer recording, DVD-RAM, and LightScribe direct disc labeling
• Software CD including electronic user's guide
• Quick-Start placemat
• Getting Help guide
• Installation screws
• Nero 7 Essentials

Data Transfer Rate (Read)

DVD-ROM up to 16X (CAV)

CD-ROM up to 48x (CAV)

Data Transfer Rate (Write)

DVD+R up to 20X (CAV)

DVD+RW up to 8X (ZCLV)

DVD-R up to 20X (CAV)

DVD-RW up to 6X (ZCLV)

DVD+R Double Layer up to 8X (ZCLV)

DVD-R Dual Layer up to 8X (CLV)

DVD-RAM up to 12X (PCAV)

CD-R up to 48x (CAV)

CD-RW up to 32x (ZCAV)

Access time

DVD 160 ms

CD 160 ms (typical)

Supported Disc

CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD+R, DVD+R DL, DVD-R DL

CD Text, CD Extra, CD-DA (audio), CD-I, CD-ROM XA, Photo CD, Video CD, CD-ROM

OS requirement

Windows 2000 Professional SP4

Windows XP Home edition

Windows XP Professional

Warranty 1 Year Weight 3.3 lbs

go to start>>right click on my computer>>manage>>device manager>>dvd/cd rom drives>>disable and then enable ur driver and u'll get it back

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Hello !

Your CD-ROM should have at least two cables connected to it: a power cable and IDE cable that should also be connected to your motherboard. Disconnect and reconnect the cables and be certain that they are snug.

Some computers will also have a small third cable used to interface the CD-ROM with the sound card. If the audio for your CD audio CDs is not working properly verify that this cable is not disconnected from the back of the CD-ROM.

Hope this helps.

hi,
Locking device / software installed
First, verify no locking software is being loaded, which would allow the CD-ROM tray not to open. If you are unable to determine this, reboot the computer and as it is booting up, attempt to eject the tray. No power to computer or CD-ROM drive
If you have recently installed a new CD-ROM drive or you have moved the computer, it is possible that the power to the CD-ROM may have become loose or disconnected. Check the cable connections. Bad eject button
If you are running Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows ME, or Windows XP, open My computer, right-click on the CD-ROM drive and choose the option to eject. If this ejects your CD-ROM drive tray, it is likely that the button on the CD-ROM drive has become defective and it is recommended that the drive be replaced. CD stuck within drive
It is possible that a CD may have become stuck within the CD-ROM drive. If the CD-ROM drive has a small hole (that is not the head phone jack), using a paper clip, place the paper clip within the hole and attempt to manually eject the CD-ROM tray. If the CD-ROM drive is only partially able to be opened, attempt to pull the tray gently to see if it can be manually ejected. If it cannot be opened any further, it is likely that the gears within the CD-ROM drive have become bad, dislodged, or that a CD is positioned in the drive, which does not allow it to open. Incompatibility with IDE / ATAPI interface
If you have an IBM compatible computer and recently installed the CD-ROM drive and are unable to open the drive, attempt to temporarily disconnect the IDE cable to verify that you not experiencing an issue with an incompatibility between the CD-ROM and motherboard. Once the IDE cable has been disconnected, power on the computer and see if the CD-ROM drive tray is now able to be opened. If the drive is able to be opened with the IDE / ATAPI cable disconnected, it is recommended you use the interface card supplied with the CD-ROM drive or the ATAPI interface on the sound card / motherboard. Bad drive
Unfortunately, if after following the above recommendations you are still unable to properly open the CD-ROM drive using the button on the front of the CD-ROM drive, it is likely defective and should be replaced. Caution: If you are able to open the CD-ROM drive using a paper clip. We do not recommend that you continue using the CD-ROM drive by manually ejecting the CD-ROM using a paper clip. The drive should be replaced and this is not meant to be used as a temporary solution. Additional information and tips for buying a new CD-ROM drive can be found on our CD-ROM buying tips section.

yes you can add both your HDD and CD-ROM Drive with the same IDE, get a IDE data interface cable (BUS) atleast three connection point. Add 1 to mobo, second to HDD and top 1 one to CD-ROM drive. Just connect and dun wrry m sure it will work....so............:))

If any problem just Ask me

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Iqbal

In the front side of the dvd drive you will see a small hole ...so to eject that cd put one niddle in that hole and .
Now press the button at just after that apply a force on niddle .suddenly you will notice that cd will come outside ,if not try more times and you will learn to eject the cd when you are unable to do it by pressing the eject button...
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Dilip Bagdi
Technical Associate

Two main reasons why this things happen, first.. there's an error with your hardware. If you know how to diasassemble your pc, then do it. Cleaning your machine will make it work. If it doesn't, repair the operating system with your windows installer cd. Be sure to clean your cd rom or you might as well borrow or buy a new cd rom so that the installation will run smoothly