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Some newer medias come with a coating which is ablated during the imaging process.
The debris blower (dblower) is an external cabinet (in most cases) which is responsible
for vacuuming up the ablated material (debris) and collecting it in a filter. This
collection process prevents harmful byproducts of the ablation from escaping in the
work environment.
This parameter tells the recorder whether a debris removal cabinet is installed or not.
If set to 0 the dblower will not be used and is considered not present - this may cause problems
when trying to image ablative media.
When set to 1 the dblower will come on before imaging begins if the abl flag is set in the
media setup corresponding to the loaded media. The dblower will also turn off after imaging.
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