User`s guide

Other than the constant write protection of the Drive1, or

Source side, the Forensic and IT models of the Disk Jockey

operate in much the same manner. The way one would

complete a mode 3 copy with the IT model, for example,

is the same way one would complete a mode 3 copy with

the Forensic model. The two models do, however, differ

slightly in feature set.

Mode switch settings for the Forensic Disk Jockey:

Mode 0 – Standard Mode. This mode allows you

to connect your Disk Jockey to a Macintosh or PC

computer via USB 2.0 or Firewire (1394) and mount /

access either one or two drives as an external storage

device. The drive attached to the Drive1 port, however,

is write protected. To write to a drive it must be

attached to the Drive2 port.

Mode 1 – Standard Mode Write Protect. This mode

allows you to connect your Disk Jockey to a Macintosh

or PC computer via USB 2.0 or Firewire (1394) and

mount / access either one or two drives as an external

storage device. Both drives, however, are write

protected. You are unable to write to either drive.

Mode 2 – Copy Standard – In this mode you can copy

data from a course to a destination HD without copying

HPA or DCO information (more on HPA and DCO

below).