Manual
Chapter
1 -
Product
Introduction
3.
Function
Table
mode
selection.
Erase
HDDs
three
times
complying
with
USA
Department
of
Defense
(DoD)
standard.
Copy
unknown
area
when
the
device
can
not
identify
4
Function
Description
1.
Copy
Copy
source
HDD
to
target
HDD(s).
Refer
to
function
6.Setup
for
3
different
copy
2.
Compare
To
compare
data
bit
by
bit
between
source
and
copied
HDD(s).
3.
Copy+Compare
It
makes
copy
first
and
then
compare
copied
HDD(s)
with
source
HDD
to
ensure
data
correctness.
4.
Erase
Note:
Function
6.3
can
select
to
erase
source
HDD
or
not
4.1
Quick
Erase
Erase
HDD’s
index
table
only,
it
takes
short
time to
execute
this
function.
4.2
Full
Erase
Erase
the
whole
HDD
content.
4.3
DoD
erase
4.4
DoD
EraseComp
Erase
HDDs
three
times
complying
with
USA
Department
of
Defense
(DoD)
standard
and
bit
by
bit
to
check
if
data
is
completely
erased.
5.
Utility
5.1
Show
HDD
info
Shows
HDD’s
basic
information
such
as
HDD
model
name
and
capacity
5.2
Update
System
5.2.1
Update
BIOS
To
update
the
system
firmware
via
the
HDD.
5.2.2
Format
HDD
To
format
the
HDD
with
a
2GB
FAT
partition
in
order to
quickly
save
firmware
in
the
HDD.
5.3
System
Info
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version.
6.
Setup
6.1
Copy
Area
Setup
copy
mode.
6.1.1
System
and
files
Set
to
copy
source
HDD's
data
area
only.
6.1.2
ALL
partition
Set
to
copy
source
HDD's
all
partitions.
6.1.3 Whole
HDD
Set
to
copy
the
whole
source
HDD.
6.2
Skip
Error
Set
to ignore
error
of
source
HDD
while
copying.
(0
-100
Set
to ignore
error
of
source
HDD.)
6.3
Erase
Master
Set
to
erase
source
HDD
or
not.
6.3.1
Disable
Disable
erase
source
HDD.
6.3.2
Enable
Enable
erase
source
HDD.
6.4
Unknown
Format
6.4.1
Copy
unknown
the
format.
6.4.2
Skip
unknown
Skip
copy
unknown
area
when
the
device
can
not
identify
the
format.
6.5
Transfer
Rate
Select
the
proper
transfer
rate
from
UDMA2 to UDMA7.
UDMA
7
is
the
fastest.
6.6
Erase
Pattern
6.6.1
ONE
Byte
A
random
character
to
be
written
into
every
byte.
6.6.2
4MB
Byte
A
set
of
random
character
to
be
written
into
a
set
of
area.
6.7
Restore
Default
Back
to
original
manufacturer
setting.