3. Troubleshooting

This section describes the measures to be taken when an error message is displayed.

Image file error

If you receive the error message described in this section, there is a problem with your CD image. Make sure that the .dsk or .emu and .toc files are in the same directory and that they were created correctly on the virtual CD system. If you still get the error, try creating the CD image again.

● Error regarding image file format

The following error message means that the CD image you are trying to record is malformed.

• Bad data form
• unknown data form in line
• Error Data Length

Note that the following error message is a CD image in a format that segacdw does not support, or the mode of the CD-ROM to be created is incorrect.

• Unknown data mode

● ISRC length error

There is a problem with the length of the ISRC stored in the image of the CD. Examine the original data and regenerate the image.

• ISRC length error in line

● Cue sheet error

If you receive an error message similar to the following, there is a problem with the Cue sheet. Recreate the .dsk and .toc files on the virtual CD system.

• Cue Sheet intermidiate conversion failed
• Cue Sheet parsing failed
• Cue Sheet conversion failed
• Cue sheet size error
• Cue sheet too large
• Empty cue sheet
• No track definitions in cue sheet
• Can't find lead-out in cue sheet
• Nocore for cue sheet

Also, the following error indicates that the Cue sheet has not been generated or that there is no file containing the Cue sheet in the same directory as the image file.

• No cue sheet

Errors that occur in the relationship between the host machine and the CD-R recorder

● Errors that occur when transferring a CD image

The following error message means that the I / O speed of the host's hard disk is not in time for the write speed of the CD-R writer. Use command options to adjust the writing speed of the CD-R.

• Buffer Under Run

● Errors related to the settings of the CD-R recording device

The following error message occurs when you specify an invalid value for the write speed. Use the option -s to specify the correct write speed.

• Error: Bad speed value

The following error message is displayed when the firmware version of CDR100 is old and the CD for SEGA Saturn cannot be created. Make sure you have the correct version of the CDR100 firmware.

• Firmware upgrade of CD recorder is needed to use this software.

● Error returned by the CD-R recorder

The following error is the error returned by the CD-R recorder.

• Unknown sense key
• Unknown additional sense code
• Field Replaceable Unit failed
• Number of Errors
• Error Number [% d] at Logical Block Address
• No Additional Sense
• Caddy Out
• Drive Not Ready
• Communication Failure
• Track Following Error
• Unrecovered Read Error
• Positioning Error
• Recovered Read Data With Retries
• Recovered Read With ECC Correction
• Parameter List Length Error
• Invalid Command
• Invalid Block Address
• Illegal Field in Command Descriptor
• Invalid LUN
• Invalid Field Parameter List
• Medium Changed
• Power-on Reset or Bus Reset Occurred
• Command Sequence Error
• Medium Format Corrupted
• Write Data Error with CU
• Monitor Atip Error
• Invalid Bits in Identify Message
• Diagnostic Failure
• Power-On or Self Test Failure
• Internal Controller Error
• SCSI Parity Error
• Write Operation in Progress
• Medium (Caddy) Load or Eject Failed
• Unable to Read TOC, PMA or Subcode
• Operator Medium Removal Request
• End Of User Area encountered on this Track
• Illegal Mode for this Track
• Illegal Track
• Command Currently Not Vaild
• Medium Removal Is Prevented
• Stopped on Non-data block
• Invalid Start Address
• Attempt to cross track-boundary
• Illegal Medium
• Application Code Conflict
• Illegal block-size for command
• Block-size Conflict
• Request for Fixation Failed
• End Of Medium Reached
• Illegal Track Number
• Data Track Length Error
• Buffer Under Run
• Illegal Track Mode
• Optimum Power Calibration Error
• Calibration Area Almost Full
• Current Program Area Empty
• No EFM at search address
• Link Area Encountered
• Calibration Area Full
• Dummy blocks added
• Block size format conflict
• Current Command Aborted
• BARCODE READING ERROR
• Recovery Needed
• Can't Recover from track
• Can't Recover from Program Memory Area
• Can't Recover from Lead-in Area
• Can't Recover from Lead-out Area
• Laser Current Over