Manual

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II. Duplication Options Overview
1. COPY:
There are two copy modes available: Asynchronous and Synchronous. Please check section 2.6.2
Asynchronous under menu 2.6 Setup to select the correct copy mode.
1.1
Synchronous Copy
The duplicator will not start to copy the data from source to target devices until all target
devices have been inserted into proper target channels. The copy process will begin and
end at the same time.
(USB Flash drive was used as the sample device in this manual.)
1. Select function “1. Copy“, then insert source device into the master channel.
2. Insert blank devices into the appropriate target channels. LCD will display the number of
target devices found.
3. Press “OK” button to start the copy process once all target devices have been inserted
into proper target channels; or the duplicator will start the copy process automatically
once all target channels are occupied.
4. Copy process is completed. LCD displays number of successful and failed copy as well
as total copy time.
Note:
1. The Green LED’s will start flashing when copying is in progress. The Green LED
will stop flashing but remain on once when the copy process is completed. The Red
LED will be on when the duplicator encounter any error.
2. DO NOT remove target device when the Green LED is flashing. This may damage
the duplicator as well as the flash device.
3. It is strongly recommended using source and target devices of same or similar
sizes and specifications to avoid error.
1.2 Asynchronous Copy
When Asynchronous copy is enabled, the duplicator will copy the data from source device
into system memory and from system memory directly onto target devices. Each target
channel will start copy process immediately after a new target device is inserted into any
target channel.
1. Select function “1. Copy“, then insert the source device into the master channel and press
OK. The duplicator will start reading and loading the source content into system buffer
memory. The copy process starts immediately once a target device has been inserted into
proper target channel.