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The DVD-1150 uses RS-232 loop-through from machine to machine to control many recorders at once. The RS-232 spec says 50 feet is the maximum distance. Using a 6" cable between machines, that makes 100 machines. (We know it's more, but that's the official max.) Standard with the DVD-1150.

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You don't always have a serial port available so the DVD-1150 has a USB port that acts like a serial port. Windows® assigns a COM # for each machine. Each DVD-1150 has a unique ID so you can use a USB hub to operate several machines. Standard on the DVD-1150.

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Our clients are a laconic bunch. We rarely hear from them because our products just work. When we can pry comments from them, they sound like this:

Purchased: 11/21/2007, Quantity 7: "Things are great. Lovely recorder. We are pleased with the product to date. We're using finalized +R for permanent discs. " Comment Date: 1-27-2009: "We really like them... haven't had any issues. Great product so far. No problem w/playing these discs on other machines like we had with other recorders."
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"...Robust RS-232 Interface..." (Some other machines 'go to sleep' and require physical restart.)

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