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1:4 HDD/SSD High-Speed
Duplicator
Model: HD4SNH
Default settings on the duplicator:
Copy
– set to WHOLE MEDIA. This setting copies everything in the source
drive to the target drive sector by sector. This setting ensures a good copy of
any drives: boot drive, blank drive, encrypted drive or drive with any file
system.
To speed up the copying, you may change the setting to SYSTEM and FILES.
This setting skips copying sectors with no recognizable data. This is only for
drives that have the following file system: NTFS, FAT/16/32, eXFAT, HFS,
EXT3/4 or XFS. This setting is not recommended for copying boot drive as
certain boot sectors may not be copied correctly.
Performance
– set to SPEED for best performance. May encounter
compatibility issue with certain old model HDD. Should that occur, try to
change the setting to BALANCE or COMPATIBILITY.
Please review the High-Speed duplicator Controller user manual for all the
detail settings.
Making duplicates
Power up the unit by pressing on the ON/OFF button at the front lower right-
hand corner. Once the unit is ready, the LCD should display
HDD Duplicator
1. Copy
The unit is now ready. Simply loads a source drive to the source slot (the first
bay on the left) and the target drives to the four target slots (the four bays on
the right). After a few seconds, the LCD should display the number of target
drives detected. Press the OK button on the LCM control panel to start the
copying.
Note: some drives may not be detected correctly. In that case, please leave the
drive inside the unit and re-start the duplicator.