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9. Log Manager

(Available in

Golden Series)

9.1 Out Today Report

Outputs today’s log records.

9.2 Out Recent Report

Outputs recent log records.

9.3 Out Period Date

Outputs log records for user defined time periods.

9.4 Advanced Function

*Access to this function requires

a password*

9.4.1 Clear ALL Log

Clears all log records with password

entry.

9.4.2 Setup Password

Sets the password for clearing log

records.

10. Write Protect

(Available in
Golden Series)
(W-Mode USB

drives are required.)

10.1 Copy+ Write Protect

Copies data from the source to targets, then sets targets with write

protection.

10.2 Copy+Comp+WriteP.

Copies data from the source to targets then compares and set targets

with write protection.

10.3 Set Write Protect

Sets targets with write protection.

10.4 Release Write Protect

Release targets with write protection.

10.5 Show USB WP Info

Displays basic information for W-Mode USB drives.

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Summary of Contents for Intelligent 9

Page 1: ...Intelligent 9 USB USB HDD Duplicator Sanitizer User Manual v A 02 ...

Page 2: ...ompare 15 4 Media Check 15 5 Information 18 6 Utility 18 7 Setup 23 8 Burn In Available in Golden Series 27 9 Log Manager Available in Golden Series 30 10 Write Protect Available in Golden Series 30 How to use PC Monitoring 31 How to Use Event Log 33 1 Out Today Report 33 2 Out Recent Report 33 3 Out Period Date 33 4 Advanced Function 33 Maintenance Guide 38 Q A 39 Specification 41 v A 02 ...

Page 3: ...eration of U Reach product and or software program or hardware issues can cause loss of data defective formatting or data loading U Reach will make efforts to resolve or repair any issues recognized by customer either within the warranty period or on a time and materials basis Specifications and features subject to change without notice or obligation Warranty U Reach provides a basic one year part...

Page 4: ...oncompliance with U Reach operating instructions will void the warranty l Store the equipment safely when not in use and keep out of the reach of children l Use only approved stable power sources l Use product only in a clean dry dust free and ventilated area Liquids or foreign debris can severely damage your duplicator l It is typical for the machine to heat up during operation l While in use do ...

Page 5: ...s procedures or notes to be observed prior to use Note Refers to related duplicator operations special details tips or suggestions for operational effectiveness Caution Refers to procedures that need to be adhered to or precautions ...

Page 6: ...ntroduction Front View Back View Power Switch Power Supply Control Buttons Forward Backward OK Confirm ESC Escape LCD Display Source Port Port1 LED Indicator Green Pass Working Red Fail USB Port for PC Monitoring ...

Page 7: ...s need The following reference tables illustrate adapter requirements for each machine USB reference table USB USB HDD Models Adapter Adapter volume needed when copying USB Adapter volume needed when copying USB HDD UB905 12V 5A 1 1 UB910 12V 9A 1 1 UB920 12V 12 5A 1 2 UB930 12V 12 5A 1 2 UB940 12V 12 5A 1 4 12V DC Adaptor x 1 Power Cord x 1 Duplicator x 1 User Manual x 1 PC Link Software Disc x 1...

Page 8: ...8 UB960 12V 12 5A 1 4 UB970 12V 12 5A 2 4 UB980 12V 12 5A 2 4 UB9120 12V 12 5A 2 6 Remark for UB9120 Please connect to the corresponding ports ...

Page 9: ...hecks the flash s quality by reading and writing This function will change the flash s content and format 4 4 Setup Range Sets the flash s checking range percentage 4 5 Setup Range MB Sets the flash s checking range in MB 4 6 Set Error Limit Sets the error tolerance range when checking the flash Units Sector KB MB 4 7 Minimum Read Speed Sets the minimum read speed criteria for H3 H5 H6 checking 4 ...

Page 10: ... Format Formats media to exFAT 6 1 5 Set FAT 16 Cluster Size Sets FAT16 Cluster size 6 1 6 Set FAT 32 Cluster Size Sets FAT 32 Cluster size 6 2 Measure Speed Measures the flash reading and writing speed This function will damage the format and content 6 3 Capacity Check Checks real capacity of the flash 6 4 Quick Erase Erases flash media content It will keep the FAT format 6 5 Full Erase Fully era...

Page 11: ...he audible beep when a button is pressed 7 4 Target Tolerance Sets the capacity tolerance range between the source and target The default setting is No limit 7 5 Asynchronous Enable opens Asynchronous function Disable closes this function 7 6 Check Before Copy Allows user to check the flash media before duplicating 7 7 Power Off Time Between Copy Compare Sets the power off time between Copy and Co...

Page 12: ...settings 8 Burn In Available in Golden Series 8 1 Burn In Copy Comp Performs Burn in test on USB targets by copying comparing the source 8 2 Burn In Auto Data Automatically performs the Burn in test on USB targets 8 3 Set Burn Time Sets the Burn In test duration 8 4 Set Loop Count Sets the Burn In test loop count Each test loop contains a writing comparing test 8 5 Set Test Range Sets the flash ca...

Page 13: ... 2 Setup Password Sets the password for clearing log records 10 Write Protect Available in Golden Series W Mode USB drives are required 10 1 Copy Write Protect Copies data from the source to targets then sets targets with write protection 10 2 Copy Comp WriteP Copies data from the source to targets then compares and set targets with write protection 10 3 Set Write Protect Sets targets with write p...

Page 14: ...played 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 will be displayed on LCD Press OK to start Note l Before duplication select the data area at 7 2 Copy area l Press together for 5 seconds to stop operation on the slowest device l Press ESC for 5 seconds t...

Page 15: ...rce data the system default setting will not execute this function on the master device 4 1 H2 RW 100 This function performs a read and write test to determine the flash s quality After H2 Overwrite test the device will contain H2 files which can be verify again through computer s software if necessary Use the buttons to view the status of each port Note l You can set the checking range in 4 Media...

Page 16: ... device will be formatted at FAT 16 32 once testing is complete 4 4 Setup Range This function sets the quality check capacity range Use the buttons to set the range from 1 to 100 The higher the percentage the longer it takes 4 5 Setup Range MB This function sets the quality check capacity range in MB Use the buttons to set the range from 1MB to 9000MB Note The duplicator will abide by whichever wa...

Page 17: ...riting speed is too slow Users can set an expected minimum writing speed for media check so the flash media that doesn t reach the minimum speed value will be identified Note When the red light illuminates to indicate that an error has occurred use the buttons to view the error information 4 9 Low Speed Tolerance Time Sets the tolerance time when flash does not reach the minimum speed from 10 99 s...

Page 18: ...ze and total capacity Use the buttons to view the information of each flash media source included Note Using this function will not delete the flash media content or format 5 2 System Info This function displays system information such as model number and software version 6 Utility 6 1 Do Format 6 1 1 Auto Format Set Capacity Limit 1 Set Upper Limit Set Capacity Limit 2 Set Lower Limit 01 116G FAT...

Page 19: ...e flash to FAT32 and below 2GB the system will format the flash to FAT16 Capacity 2GB Format FAT16 Capacity 2GB Format FAT32 6 1 2 FAT16 Format Sets the FAT16 format 6 1 3 FAT32 Format Sets the FAT32 format 6 1 4 exFAT32 Format Sets the exFAT32 format 6 1 5 Set FAT16 Cluster Size Sets the FAT16 cluster size 6 1 6 Set FAT32 Cluster Size Sets the FAT32 cluster size 6 2 Measure Speed This function me...

Page 20: ...e the buttons to check the status of each slot 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 l This function supports asynchronous operation you can continually plug and unplug flash media without having to push any buttons l The function may alter the data content and f...

Page 21: ...5220 standards by erasing the flash three times which guarantees that data is completely scrubbed Note Use the buttons to view the status of each port during erase 6 7 System Update Step 1 Prepare a Flash drive for update Connect a Flash drive to PC Download the latest firmware unzip the BIOS firmware then save it to the root directory in the Flash drive Note The format must be FAT16 or FAT32 Step...

Page 22: ...atus of each port When the red error light illuminates you can use the to view error information 6 10 Release Protect USB Available in Golden Series Below functions release write protected USB drives Insert flash device in any port select 6 10 1 Do Release Protect or 6 10 2 Delete CD Partition then press OK Within 5 10 seconds the system will release write protected USB drive s Note l Requires W m...

Page 23: ...ed even if you specify copy area in System and Files Whole Media The system will copy the whole flash card including empty space and format This function is useful when users want to copy the whole flash or have a flash source with an unknown format Whole media copies take a bit longer to complete 7 3 Button Sound Controls whether to hear a sound when a button is pressed 7 4 Target Tolerance This ...

Page 24: ...nd set to Enable However if set to Disable regardless of content size synchronous copy will be performed The conditions of executing Asynchronous Copy DISABLE Asynchronous Copy ENABLE Asynchronous Copy Data Buffer Data Buffer Note The buffer memory may vary depending on product model 7 6 Check Before Copy This setting checks if the target devices are capable for read and write Note This function w...

Page 25: ...ster Mode l Fastest Mode Use a good quality flash media that supports a faster mode If unsure about the flash quality or notice a high copy compare failure rate use a slower transmission speed The default setting is Normal Mode 7 11 Set HDD Mode This function is for copying USB HDD s l Active Mode Performing USB HDD copy l Inactive Mode Performing USB device copy Note The purpose of Active Mode is...

Page 26: ...ed by a worn source when using 3 Copy Compare This guarantees maximum reliability and 100 duplication accuracy Note Use 3 Copy Compare function to ensure copy accuracy Select 7 Setup then choose pick Use Port 2 as Compare Source Enable or Disable this function Note l Make sure both sources contain identical content l Despite Port 2 becoming a source there are some functions that Port 2 doesn t sup...

Page 27: ...d The Burn In test contains three steps data writing power off and data comparing reading Users can set writing loop compare loop power off time and writing pattern as needed Note Write protected devices do not support burn in function 8 1 Burn In Copy Comp The Burn In test on flash targets continually copies compares source data You could view related settings in the table below The duplicator wo...

Page 28: ...unt Per Loop 8 9 Power Off Between Loop 8 3 Set Burn Time User can set the Burn In test interval The test time ranges from 30 mins to 30 days 8 4 Set Loop Count Sets the flash media s Burn in test loop quantity Each loop contains 3 processes writing power off and comparing The loop quantity can be set from 0 to 99999 8 9 Power Off Between Loop 8 10 Compare Count Per Copy Note This function does no...

Page 29: ...burn in test Default value is random repetition of FF and 00 l User Defined Users can manually indicate which value to use during burn in test The setting is only 1 byte 8 8 Compare Count Per Loop Sets the compare count in each loop during Auto Data burn in test The default setting is one compare reading test per loop Note Compare Count Per Loop setting is only available in 8 2 Burn In Auto Data 8...

Page 30: ...s the operation running efficiently Please refer to How to Use Event Log for details 10 Write Protect Available in Golden Series A USB with write protection cannot be erased formatted or deleted Step1 Prepare a source USB and some W mode equipped USB targets Step2 Plug in USBs Step3 Scroll to 10 Write Protect and press OK Select the 3 sub functions 10 1 Copy WriteProtect Copies data from the sourc...

Page 31: ...seconds to set write protection on all targets 10 4 Release Write Protect Release write protection on targets 10 5 Show USB WP Info Displays basic information for W Mode USB drives How to use PC Monitoring PC monitoring is a convenient tool to monitor real time status information such as duplication progress testing results and operation log These information are viewed on your computer screen Thi...

Page 32: ...t with the provided U Reach mini CD software Step 5 When the below screen is shown the duplicator has linked to the computer successfully and is ready to use the real time monitoring function Step 6 If the screen above does not appear please repeat steps 1 thru 4 Note If the system requests Run the program as an Administrator right click LV07B then set it in Properties Compatibility ...

Page 33: ...ep 1 Insert flash media into Port 1 Step 2 Go to Out Recent Report and press OK to output the log records from the last 28 days Step 3 Remove flash media and read the log report on PC 3 Out Period Date Step 1 Insert flash media into Port 1 Step 2 Go to Out Period Date and press OK to output the log records from a specific date 4 Advanced Function Enter protective password to access advanced functi...

Page 34: ...nd duplicator might lead a serious system error Note l During your first linkage please wait for a few minutes on PC to complete create the log database from duplicator l The log manager can store up to 60 000 records If the storage limit is exceeded the system will automatically remove the oldest record and replace it with the newest l Changing the default password is highly advised as to ensure ...

Page 35: ...35 Explanation of Log Report USB Series Machine Info Date Time Port Result Function Execution Time Capacity Sectors VID PID Serial No ...

Page 36: ...capacity information of each target devices Model Version Serial No The detailed information of flash devices Functions COPY Synchronous Copy Copy Asynchronous Copy COMPARE Synchronous Compare Compare Asynchronous Compare COPY COMPARE Synchronous Copy Compare Copy Compare Asynchronous Copy Compare H3 TEST Executes H3 reading test H5 TEST Executes H5 reading writing test FORMAT AUTO Formats the fla...

Page 37: ... capacity BURN IN Flash media durability test DATA XXXXMB Data Only Copy Capacity of Data Whole XXXXMB Whole Media Copy Capacity of Source Device 10 R 18 3M S The percentage of inspection Reading Speed 15 W 11 7M S R 21 7M S The percentage of inspection Writing Speed Reading Speed ...

Page 38: ...fore inspecting or replacing the socket Use your hand or a flat head screwdriver to remove the faceplate screws Caution Please use extreme caution while using a screwdriver to remove the screws as they can cause the screwdriver to slip Remove the socket cover Replace the damaged socket s Replace the socket cover ...

Page 39: ...flash duplicator which contributes to the fast and easy process Q2 Can the flash duplicator copy any kind of file format i e NTFS A Yes our flash duplicator supports Whole Area function to copy whole flash media without formatting issues Q3 How do we know the data is correct after copy A Use the 2 Compare function to ensure duplication accuracy Q4 What should I do if I encounter a copy fail A Doub...

Page 40: ...ormat 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 16GB copy to 8GB 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 stor...

Page 41: ...evice to FAT16 FAT32 exFAT Special Features Burn in Test Time ranges from 30 minutes to 30 days Available in Golden Series Log Report Management Monitor real time recordings and Log Reports via PC link Available in Golden Series Write Protection Whole USB Write Protect Available in Golden Series PC Monitoring Real Time status monitoring through PC Supported Formats Quick Copy FAT16 32 64 Windows N...

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