Addonics ZHDUESA, HDUSI325AES User Manual

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Addonics
TECHNOLOGIES
HDD Duplicator Panel
HDUS35, HDUSI325, HDUSI325AES & ZHDUESA
User’s Guide
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The Panel There are four buttons and an LCD on the panel of DVD Duplicator.
1 – LCD shows a function or a message. 2 – it is used to scroll up function menus. 3 – it is used to scroll down function menus. 4 – it is used to execute a function. 5 – it is used to cancel a function.
Functions
The HDD Duplicator has 6 functions in total.
In Function 6, there are 8 subfunctions.
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1 Copy HDD
Copy HDD copies data directly from the source hard disk to the target hard disk.
Make sure that the capacity of the target hard disk is equal or larger than the source hard disk.
Choose option 1 from the menu:
Once the scan is complete, the LCD will display the corresponding results
4 ReScan Bus
Choose option 4 from the menu:
Press ENT to begin copy. The system will auto-detect the hard disks and show the following info on the LCD.
The LCD will show the following info during the copying process: remaining time, completed percentage. The copy speed, capacity and time will vary depending on the source hard disk. Once the copying process is complete the LCD will display the following results.
2 Compare
Compare HDD is used to see if the data on a source hard disk is identical to the target hard disk after the Copy HDD operation. Choose option 2 from the menu:
Press ENT to begin the comparison. The LCD will display the following info
Once the comparison is complete the LCD will display the following info as well as the amount of data on the source hard disk.
3 PreScan HDD
PreScan HDD is used to check if the source hard disk can be accessed properly. It also tests the read speed. Choose option 3 from the menu:
Press ENT to begin scan. The LCD will display the following info
Press ENT to re-scan hardware. The LCD will display the following info.
Press ENT to begin scanning IDEO0:Master/Save ~ IDE1:Master/Slave.
When the scan is complete the LCD will display the following info.
5 Source HDD Size
Source HDD Size is used to show the capacity of the source hard disk. Choose option 5 from the menu:
Press ENT and the LCD will show the following info.
6 Set up
Setup allows various system settings to be changed. There are 8 sub-options: Language, Copy Size, Startup Menu, Auto Compare, Copy with detect, Button Sound, Device Info and System Info. Choose option 6 from the menu:
6.1 Language
This option is used to select the system's language support. By default this is set to English. Press ENT to change the Language settings.
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6.2 Copy Size
This option is used to specify the size of the source hard disk for simplifying further copying operations.
Press ENT and the LCD will display the options menu. By default it is set to On, use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose Off.
Press ENT and the LCD will display a detailed list of options as shown below
Use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose different copy sizes. The system will offer their corresponding percentages so the user can specify the amount to copy from the source hard disk.
Press ENT to confirm and save the changes.
6.3 Startup Menu
This option allows you to set an option other than "Setup" to be displayed as the first available option on the menu every time you start the system.
Press ENT then use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose other options. By default the first menu option is Copy HDD.
6.4 Auto Compare
This option automatically compares the source hard disk with the target hard disk after a copy operation is completed.
Press ENT to access option. By default it is set to Off. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose On.
6.5 Copy with detect
This option is used to detect any newly connected DOM devices (can be used as hard disk and supports hot swapping) before starting a copy process.
6.6 Button Sound
Press ENT and the LCD will display the following info. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to choose whether button sound is on or off.
6.7 Device Info
This option is used to display the details of all hard disks connected to the copy controller.
Press ENT and the LCD will display each hard disk' information in order as shown below.
6.8 System Info
This option displays system information.
7 USB Mode Note: Though this is an active menu, we recommend you not to use this since no USB connection is present for this HDD Duplicator. This HDD Duplicator is a STANDALONE unit.
Press ENT and the LCD will display the corresponding information as shown below.
Use the Down arrow to select YES then press ENT again to switch to USB Mode. The LCD will display the following info.
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Now press ENT to switch to stand-alone mode. The LCD will display the following info.
Press ENT and the LCD will display the corresponding info. Use the Down arrow to select YES to return to stand-alone mode. The controller will prompt you to restart the device.
Basic Troubleshooting
6.1 LCD
If the LCD display is blank after the device is turned on, check that the power cable is properly connected and that the power supply is on.
6.2 Error Message
When the system is running a copy operation or hardware diagnostics then operation was manually terminated by pressing ESC, an error message will be shown by the LCD. This may lead to an illegal operation and cause the device to stop reminding. If this happens, the device must be restarted.
6.3 Hard Disk
If unable to read the hard disk please check that the data and power cables are properly connected. When making a copy please make sure that you have set the source hard disk correctly.
6.4 Keys
If pressing the keys on the front panel produces no response from the system, the keys may have malfunctioned.
6.5 Startup/Shutdown
Do not suddenly turn off the power while the system is performing an operation. After shutting down normally, wait a moment (usually around 2 seconds) before starting the system again so it can run its self-diagnostics.
Appendix A
LCD Messages
Connecting with a HDD:
All data will be lost, format?............. All data on the hard disk will be lost. Confirm the
formatting of hard disk.
Delete Image in Partition xx?.............Confirm the deleting of data image in partition xx.
Format HDD?...................................…………... Ask if you want to format the hard disk.
Format HDD OK! ...............................The Formatting of hard disk has been completed.
HDD not Format!................................…….......The hard disk hasn’t been formatted yet.
HDD too small ...................................................... The capacity of hard disk is too small.
HDD too small to handle image!.......... The hard disk hasn’t enough capacity to store the
data image (at least 5Gbytes).
Image Exists Overwrite?........... There is a data image in the current partition. Confirm the
overwriting of data.
Image load Fail.....................The image isn’t successfully loaded from DVD to the hard disk.
Image load OK.........…......... The image is successfully loaded from DVD to the hard disk
No Image in Partition xx...............................................There is no data image in partition xx.
No Valid HDD!.......................................................... The system cannot find a hard disk.
Partition Damage.................................................................The partition is damaged.
Select HD First!......................................................... Select a formatted hard disk at first.
Verify Disk or Partition?.................... Do you want to verify the hard disk or just a partition?
Verify Hard Disk Fail!..................................... The hard disk is not verified successfully.
Firmware Update:
Check Sum Error!...................................................... The updated firmware has errors.
Flash ROM fail!.................................................... Data cannot be written into Flash ROM.
Invalid firmware .............................................. The disc doesn’t contain a valid firmware.
Last update F/W Fail!.................................... The firmware is not updated successfully.
Last update F/W OK!.............................................. The firmware is updated successfully.
Searching F/W ............................................... The system is searching for a valid firmware.
Source can’t be Hard Disk!.....................During comparison the source cannot be hard disk.
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