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4.6 Disk Diagnostic
The Disk Diagnostic feature allows you to run a series of tests to verify the health of the Target drives
connected to the duplicator. If you are experiencing a high rate of failures during the duplication
process, there could be something mechanically malfunctioning with the drives. The Disk Diagnostic
will run tests based on the configuration of the Diagnostic Setup menu (see section 6.4 The Diagnostic
Setup Menu on page 52) and generate a log file that can be saved to a USB flash drive. Providing
this log file will help a Kanguru support technician diagnose any problems that could cause duplication
failures.
To generate the log file:
1. Connect a USB flash drive formatted FAT32 to the back of the duplicator.
2. Run Disk Diagnostic.
3. When the Disk Diagnostic is complete, remove the USB flash drive and connect it to your PC.
There will be a new text document saved to the flash drive. Provide this log file to a Kanguru support
technician and they will be able to use it to determine any problems that could be causing duplication
failures.
4.7 Self Diagnostic
The Self Diagnostic feature allows you to run tests to verify the health of the duplicator and of
any connected drives. If you are experiencing a high rate of failures during the duplication process,
there could be something mechanically malfunctioning with the duplicator. The Self Diagnostic will
generate a log file that can be saved to a USB flash drive. Providing this log file will help a Kanguru
support technician diagnose any problems that could cause duplication failures.
To generate the log file:
1. Connect a USB flash drive formatted FAT32 to the back of the duplicator.
2. Run Self Diagnostic.
3. When the Self Diagnostic is complete, remove the USB flash drive and connect it to your PC.
There will be a new text document saved to the flash drive. Provide this log file to a Kanguru support
technician and they will be able to use it to determine any problems that could be causing duplication
failures.
4.8 Load Image
Load Image creates and saves a drive image to a Storage Center drive.
A Storage Center drive is a drive that has been formatted to store Master drive images. The Storage
Center allows you to quickly and conveniently access commonly duplicated Master drive images.
For detailed instructions on loading a drive image to a Storage Center drive, please refer to section
3.2.2.2 Loading a Master HDD image to the Storage Center on page 19.
Other Operations