ADAMS Evidence Grade Technology DP-250 Series, Manual

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Allow different types of memory cards with small data files to be copied to one disc,
In the example below a USB drive with 100MB of data is used as the first source to
copy to a blank CD-R. When the copy finishes the disc will automatically be ejected.
Remove the USB drive, insert an SD card with 220MB of data as the second source
and copy to the same CD-R. After the copy is done, the CD-R will have two
sessions of data from both the USB drive and the SD card.
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This function will copy from USB or flash memory card to DVD/CD/BD disc(s). A
high capacity USB or memory card with large data content can be copied to
several small capacity discs using Disc Spanning technology. Plug in a Flash
device (ex: USB, SD, MMS…) into the proper slot as the source and place a
blank disc into one DVD/CD/BD writer as target for copying.
a . First example: A USB drive with 119MB data content is copied to a CD disc.
b . Second example: A USB drive with 1115MB data content is copied onto two CD
discs using Disc Spanning . The system will detect the source and calculate how
many discs will be needed. After detecting the number of disc needed, the system
will start to copy. When the first blank disc has been written in full with data, it will
be ejected automatically and wait for the next blank disc. Remove the copied disc,
put in another blank CD disc and close the tray, then press "ENT" key to continue
the copy process.
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[Flash to Disc]
4. Multi Session
Copy x 1 100M
0% 0M
Result
Pass 1 Fail 0
[Flash to Disc]
4. Multi Session
Copy x 1 220M
0% 0M
Result
Pass 1 Fail 0
Press ENT to confirm
PLACE A BLANK CD
ON TRAY AND CLOSE
[Flash to Disc]
1. Copy
Write 1/1 119MB
TTL 119MB 89MB
1. Flash to Disc [copy select file]
1.Select File
[Flash to Disc ]
2. Copy Select File
File Name and type
File created date/time N/Y
Press ENT to confirm your
selection (N changes to Y)
When Satisfied with
File Selection Press
ESC and Down
[copy select file]
2.Copy 439M
Result
Pass 1 Fail 0
Write 1 439M
TTL 439M 67M
1.4 Multi Session
CD disc with two sessions of data
SD card as source
1. Flash to Disc
1. Flash to Disc
[Flash to Disc ]
1. Copy
Write 1/2 676M
TTL 1115M 79M
Result
Pass 2 Fail 0
Write 1/2 676M
Wait button…
Need 2 CD Disc
=>D1 Continue
1. Flash to Disc
Write 2/2 439M
TTL 1115M 67M
6. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Flash to Disc
1.1 Copy All Data
Write =total discs needed
119M B: source data size
89MB data copied so far
1/1
1. Flash to Disc
Result
Pass 1 Fail 0
[Flash to Disc]
3. Copy+Compare
Write 1/1 119MB
TTL 119MB 89MB
USB as source
&COMP 1/1 119MB
TTL 119MB 89MB
Result
Pass 1 Fail 0
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Copy files stored in the source USB drive/flash memory card to the target USB
drive/flash memory card. The copied files will be appended to the original contents on
the target.
1. Original contents from the contents on the target. will not be erased
2. Supported files system format for flash are FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, ext2,
ext3, ext4, HFS, HFS+.
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1.2 Copy Selected File
Allows User to Select certain files from a Flash media device and copy it to an optical disc.
1.3 Copy+Compare
Performs a Copy function followed by a Compare function. Copied discs files are
compared to the flash media bit for bit.
2. Disc to Flash
It will copy from disc to a USB drive or flash memory card. DVD/CD/BD
Note
: Supported files system format for flash are FAT32 and exFAT .
2. Disc to Flash
3. Flash to Flash
Note:
Copy : 1 702M
P : 0 F : 0 0%
Result
Pass 1 Fail 0
3. Flash to Flash Copy : 1 702M
P : 0 F : 0 0%
Result
Pass 1 Fail 0