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 If Source capacity is SMALLER than the target, for example 1GB to 2GB: 

   

Example:

 

 

 

 

 

Caution

 

When there is a big difference between target and source’s capacity, such 

as 1GB to 4GB or 1GB to 2GB, there is a risk of target capacity, 
compatibility and format errors. It is strongly recommended that target 
and source be in close range of capacity. 

 

 If source capacity is LARGER than the target, for example 2GB copy to 1GB: 

There are two results as shown in illustrations (1) and (2) 

 

(1)

 

When a content is within the target flash media’s capacity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

(2)

 

When the content is outside the 

target flash media’s capacity.

 

 

 

 

 

Caution

 

The copy will fail because the data was stored beyond the 1GB area. The 
duplicator will copy the data as is which means the location remains intact.

 

 

 

Source

 

Target

 

 

Warning: 

 

The 2GB target WILL BECOME 1GB WHEN 
READ ON PC. You can reset its 2GB capacity 
by reformatting the device. 

 

 

Copy OK 

Source

 

Target

 

Copy OK 

 

Because the data is within the 1GB area.

 

Source

 

Target

 

Can’t Copy

 

 

Because the data is outside of the 1GB area.

 

Summary of Contents for Carry Flash Series

Page 1: ...Carry Flash Series SD Micro SD Duplicator SD312N User Guide vA 02 EN...

Page 2: ...Piracy Statement 2 Before You Start 3 Notice Symbols 3 Introduction 4 Function Table 5 Function Description 8 1 Copy 8 2 Compare 9 3 Copy Compare 9 4 Capacity Check 9 5 Information 10 6 Utility 11 7 S...

Page 3: ...ducts software program and or hardware issues can cause loss of data defective formatting or unreliable data loading U Reach will make efforts to resolve or repair any issues recognized by customer ei...

Page 4: ...sources Use product only in a clean dry dust free and ventilated area Liquids or foreign debris can severely damage your duplicator It is typical for the machine to heat up during operation While in u...

Page 5: ...e touch copy Real time information will be displayed on the LCD screen Supports Synchronous and Asynchronous Copy Compare Erase Format Media Check Speed Check The status of each flash media can be vie...

Page 6: ...and capacity 5 2 System Info Shows information about the duplicator system including machine model number and software version 6 Utility 6 1 Do Format 6 1 1 Auto Format Auto formats media to be FAT16...

Page 7: ...Quick Erase Erases the content of flash media It will keep the FAT format 6 5 Full Erase Erases the flash data completely bit by bit including format and content takes more time 6 6 DoD Erase Erases f...

Page 8: ...7 Power Off Time Between Copy Compare Sets the power off time between Copy and Compare when executing Copy Compare function 7 8 Auto Start After Fill Device Sets whether or not to immediately start c...

Page 9: ...isplayed on the LCD after duplication completes Note Recommendation Target device s capacity must be equal to or larger than the source device capacity Note The number of working connected targets wil...

Page 10: ...It will take about 3 seconds to determine the exact capacity System will show the checking result by use of Green Red LED light Use the buttons to check the status of each slot Note If flash card is r...

Page 11: ...sion Note This function supports asynchronous operation you can continually plug and unplug flash media without having to push any buttons The function may alter the data content and format of flash T...

Page 12: ...S Linux or FAT multi partition The system will format per flash s capacity If capacity is above 2GB the system will format the flash to FAT32 and below 2GB the system will format the flash to FAT16 Ca...

Page 13: ...nction if there is important data stored in it You can set the checking area in 6 3 Media Check Setup Range or MB To protect source data the system default setting will not execute this function on th...

Page 14: ...not be erased during this test Use the buttons to view the status of each port 6 3 4 Setup Range This function sets the quality check capacity range Use the buttons to set the range from 1 to 100 The...

Page 15: ...e value 6 4 Quick Erase This function erases flash data while keeping the format if the original flash format is FAT16 32 Use the buttons to view status progress and information Note Quick erase funct...

Page 16: ...p the BIOS firmware then save it to the root directory in the Flash drive Note The format must be FAT16 or FAT32 Step 2 Proceed to update firmware Connect the SD Card to the source port of the duplica...

Page 17: ...ntire flash Note If the file format is not recognized the whole flash card including empty space will be copied even if you specify copy area in System and Files Copy Area Whole Media The system will...

Page 18: ...selecting Disable For Asynchronous copy to run the source s data must be smaller than the system s buffer memory and set to Enable However if set to Disable regardless of content size synchronous cop...

Page 19: ...nglish or Japanese 7 10 Select Speed There are 5 transmission speed options Slowest Mode Slower Mode Normal Mode Default Faster Mode Fastest Mode Use a good quality flash media that supports a faster...

Page 20: ...mmand then user must set Do NOT Check to make sure the LCD keeps the copy result for reference In this case if set at Do Check the copied device will power off automatically after Copy job completes a...

Page 21: ...and target s quality 2 Use Select Speed to slow down the copy speed Q4 Why is the copy speed so slow A U Reach SD Card duplicator can reach high transmission rate but speed depends on actual flash qua...

Page 22: ...1GB There are two results as shown in illustrations 1 and 2 1 When a content is within the target flash media s capacity 2 When the content is outside the target flash media s capacity Caution The cop...

Page 23: ...acity H5 Test Overwrites and Reads Entire capacity H6 Test Overwrites and Reads Only empty sectors spaces Sanitization Modes Quick Erase Full Erase and DoD Erase Format Functions Formats device to FAT...

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