Teac Computers & Internet - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

This will all depend on the age of the equipment and what connectors are on each one. Could you post photos of the panels on them showing what connector ports are actually there. How old is the reel to reel? The really early 1970's models will probably not work or will need specialist cable adapters to get it to connect to the Kenwood and even then it may not work. The 80's and some of the 90's ones used Component, Phono or Jack Plug connectors. The really modern ones use Optical cables. In general it usually sets up by connecting to the "OUT" port on the reel to reel and the matching "IN" port on the Kenwood.

The 9 pin cable is available on eBay. Try Teac direct. https://www.google.com/search?q=Teac+Micro-Hi-Fi+CD-X8+subwoofer-to-console+replacement+cable ..

There are several things that you can try. Move the carriage for the laser diode to the center area, Put a disk in and note where the label is and then eject it to see if it is spinning, check the voltage on the laser diode. This will give you an idea of what the issue is.

Hi Albert, for what you say, COM ERROR, corresponds to an internal communication problem, try disconnecting the TEAC, from the power outlet, wait a couple of minutes and reconnect it, the problem should be solved This is indicated on page 26 of the User Manual If not, you would have a more complicated problem and I suggest you consult a specialized technical service I hope you can solve the problem Greetings Franco Dosil Hola Albert, por lo que comentas, COM ERROR, corresponde a un problema de comunicacion interior, prueba desconectar el TEAC, del toma corriente, esperar un par de minutos y volver a conectarlo, deberia resolverse el problema Asi esta indicado en la pagina 26 del Manual de Usuario Si no es asi, ya tendrias un problema mas complicado y te sugiero consultar a un servicio tecnico especializado Espero puedas resolver el problema Saludos Franco Dosil https://www.teac-audio.eu/downloads/2/2/8/1/6/CD-RW890_EFS_.pdf

What operating system are you using? NOTE: A usb floppy drive will not work when plugged into a USB 3.0 socket, you need to plug it into USB 2.0 if you have one.

your usb may be in the wrong format

Try using diskette in another pc drive,if it works copy data to new diskette, its not unusual for diskettes to wear out thro constant usage.

Try different USB cable and different port on your PC. Then look for driver and uninstall - plug back in and reinstall driver. Try above on another PC to help determine cause. If none of these work, I recommend a swap on a working laptop and use a boot CD known as EBCD to attempt recovery.You need another computer to make one of these, but make a EBCD, emergency boot CD. With this made, boot failed computer to the CD by hitting the boot sequence or similar message on initial powerup (BIOS). Then follow instructions once this CD boots up. See link below. I recovered one this way a few weeks ago. EBCD Reset Windows passwords

Put the disc in any pc and use minitool partition wizzard. You will loose the data

hi Inthegrade. there is a couple off ways to do this. i think it best you go to this link and have a read up on the best way it could help you out. how to transfer from external hard drive to Windows 8 Esus desktop Google...

Check for updated firmware on Dells support site. There's only one laser to read, write. If it's reading it should write unless the switching eprom is bad or outdated, udated firmware should solve the problem

Looks to me like a hardware problem

try pressing the + and - button at the same time

what are you looking for? Here is what I have: LED Indicator: Green Interface Connector: 34-pin connector right-angled header connector Operation Mode Write / Read: 2MB mode / 1.6MB mode / 1MB mode Disk Used (90mm / 3.5): High density (2HD) / High density (2HD) / Normal density (2DD) Data Transfer Rate: 500KBps / 500KBps / 250KBps Unformatted Data Capacity: 2MB / 1.6MB / 1MB Rotational Speed: 300rpm / 360rpm / 300rpm Track Density: 5.3 track/mm (135tpi) Track to Track Time: 3ms Required Power: +5V single (4.5V ~ 5.5V) Signal Output Driver: Open Collector TTL Input signal Pull-up: 1K Ohm 30% Function Setting at Delivery: Interface Setting:Pin2: MODE SELECT input (LOW: 1.6MB mode) Pin12: DRIVE SELECT 1 input Pin34: DISK CHANGE Output Other Function Setting: 1. Automatic density setting for 2DD (1MB) disk or 2HD (1.6MB/2MB) disk 2. LED Turn on Condition: DRIVE SELECT 3. Motor Rotating Condition: MOTOR ON 4. Ready and seek-complete gate (full-mask) for INDEX and READ DATA output pulses 5. Auto-chucking at disk installation 6. Auto-recalibration at power on 7. Frame is electrically shorted to DC 0V Dimensions: 101.6 W X 25.4 H X 145 D mm excluding front bezel Weight: 345g Mounting: Vertical/horizontal with spindle motor down MTBF: 30,000 POH Safety Standards: UL, CSA, TUV

Does the disk drive play the disk? If not, the drive could be faulty. If not, then the disk can bec copy protected

The firmware can be obtained free of charge by calling 1300 55 33 15 Option 1 or 2 and asking for it. This number is the Teac Aust helpdesk. You would normally need the serial number of the TV but this model had only 1 production run and there is only 1 version of the firmware. I am the National Warranty Service co-ordinator for Teac Aust.

The laser inside the device could be broken, i.e., not generating any laser-beam. Or, the receiver (that senses the reflection of the laser-beam) could be broken.

Is the replacement drive a new unused drive from the factory or did you purchase it from another supplier? Just off hand, I'd say it's not the correct drive for your system. Laptop drives do not have jumpers to designate what drive it is (like desktop drives do). They come from the factory pre-configured and have no way to change from say master to slave, or cs.

Your request is simply unclear. I don't have a clue what your wanting or what your problem is. "I nee the cam plaese" doesn't make any sense.

Hmm, sounds different to the usual problems I've come across but try this: Paste the following into a new text document and "Save As..." type "All Files (*.*)" and call it "DVD Fix.bat" @ECHO OFF REG DELETE "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}" /v "UpperFilters /f > NUL ECHO Press any key to restart the computer. PAUSE > NUL Shutdown.exe -r -t 0 -f -c "UpperFilters reg key removed to fix CD/DVD-ROM" -d p:2:3 Run the file and restart your computer when prompted. If you're trying to write to a blank disc, make sure in the drive's properties that you have recording/burning enabled. If you do, try re-installing your CD/DVD burning suite. If you didn't have one, try a system restore. If this doesn't work or you've disable system restore, you can go into hardware manager and roll-back the driver. If you don't have a roll-back available. uninstall the driver and restart your computer. A default Windows driver should then install. Check the drive is physically performing - does it load/eject the disc? Does it spin-up? Are you able to read any discs? I you have any further problems, it would help if we had the model name of your laptop.