EZ DUPE media mirror, media mirror plus User Manual

Copyright 2015. All right reserved

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I. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................... 2

1. Features .................................................................................................................................. 2

2. LCD and Front Panel Overview ........................................................................................... 2

3.

Specifications

........................................................................................................................ 4

II. WARNING ............................................................................................. 5

III.

MENU .................................................................................................... 5

1. Disc to Disc ............................................................................................................................ 5

1.1 Copy ...................................................................................................................................... 5

1.2 Copy + Compare ................................................................................................................. 5

1.3 Source Select ...................................................................................................................... 6

2. Flash to Disc........................................................................................................................... 6

2.1 Copy ...................................................................................................................................... 6

2.2 Multi Session ....................................................................................................................... 7

2.3 Set Oversize File ................................................................................................................. 7

2.4 Set Span Mode .................................................................................................................... 8

3. Disc to Flash........................................................................................................................... 8

4. Flash to Flash ......................................................................................................................... 8

4.1 Copy File .............................................................................................................................. 8

4.2 Copy Disk Data ................................................................................................................... 9

4.3 Copy All Disk ....................................................................................................................... 9

5. Utility ........................................................................................................................................ 9

5.1 Disc Information ................................................................................................................. 9

5.2 Drive Information ............................................................................................................. 10

5.3 System Information ......................................................................................................... 10

5.4 Update BIOS ...................................................................................................................... 10

5.5 HDD Manager .................................................................................................................... 11

6. Setup ...................................................................................................................................... 14

6.1 Set Burn Speed ................................................................................................................. 14

6.2 Start Up Menu ................................................................................................................... 14

6.3 Auto Start ........................................................................................................................... 15

6.4 Display Mode ..................................................................................................................... 15

6.5 Language ............................................................................................................................ 15

6.6 Set Time Zone ................................................................................................................... 15

6.7 Clear Setup ........................................................................................................................ 16

6.8 Advanced Setup ............................................................................................................... 16

IV. BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................. 18

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I. Introduction

The Media-Mirror/Media-Mirror-Plus Backup System is a multiple-purpose
duplicator which can copy from CD/DVD/Blu-ray disc to CD/DVD/Blu-ray disc,
multiple USB/memory cards to one CD/DVD/Blu-ray disc, and backup one
larger size USB/Memory card into proper number of CD/DVD/Blu-ray discs.
Furthermore, Media-Mirror-Plus series include additional USB/Memory card
slots that allow you to copy directly from one USB/Memory card to the other
USB/Memory card, featuring “Data Appending” technology which allows
copying data to a USB/Memory card without erasing the existing data. The
Media-Mirror-Plus series can also copy from a CD/DVD/Blu-ray disc to a
USB/Memory card.

1. Features

 Supports Disc to Disc and Flash to Disc duplication
 Supports Multi-Session and Disc Spanning
 Supports Flash to Flash and Disc to Flash duplication (Media-Mirror-Plus

model ONLY)

 Supports various flash media interfaces such as USB, SD, CF and MS
 Supports high speed duplication up to 24X for DVD, 56X for CD and 12X

for Blu-ray

 Easily copy CD/ DVD/ Blu-ray/ Flash media with one duplicator machine.
 Data Appending: Allows data appending to a USB/Memory card without

erasing the existing data content (Media-Mirror-Plus model ONLY)

2. LCD and Front Panel Overview

▲Button: Up, Backward: To navigate backward in the menu.
▼Button: Down, Forward: To navigate forward in the menu.
ENT Button: Enter, OK: Execute the function.
BACK Button: Escape, Cancel:

Go back to the previous level in the menu.

LCD

(2X16 characters)

Esc

Enter

Down

Up

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Front panel with USB/Memory card interface is illustrated below.
Media-Mirror Duplicator:

Use only one of the USB, CF, SD or MS slots as the source for duplication.
Do not plug in 2 or more USB and memory cards as source at the same time.

Media-Mirror-Plus Duplicator:

Use only one of the USB, CF, SD or MS slots on the top row as the source
and one of the slots at the 2nd row below as target for duplication. Do not plug
in 2 or more USB and memory cards as source or target at the same time.

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3.

Specifications

Model

Media-Mirror/Media-Mirror-Plus Duplicator

Internal Interface

SATA (Serial ATA)

Operation

Standalone (No PC or Software is required)

Supported Format

MS Slot: MS, MS-

Duo, MS Pro, MS Pro Duo,

MS MagicGate, MS Pro MagicGate, MS-

Duo

MagicGate, MS Pro Duo MagicGate
CF Slot: CF I, CFII, Micro Drive

SD Slot: SD, SD Pro, Mini SD*, Mini SD Pro*,

Micro SD*, SD HS,WI-

FI SD, Super HS SD

SDXC SDHC (*Adapter Required)
MMC Slot: MMC, MMC Pro, MMC II, RS-MMC
Discs: DVD-ROM, DVD-

Video, DVD+R,

DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, Dual Layer DVD­R, CD-ROM, CD-

I, Audio CD, Video CD,

Bootable CD, Mixed-mode CD, Multi-

session

CD, CD-Plus, Business Card CD, 3" Mini CD-R
USB Drive

Writing Method DAO, TAO
Backup Method Single Session/Multi-Session /Disc Spanning

Disc Writing Speed

DVD-R: 24X, DVD+R: 24X, DVD-

RW: 6X,

DVD+RW: 8X, DVD+R DL: 8X, DVD-

R DL: 8X,

CD-RW: 40X, CD-

R: 52X(Actual writing speed

depends on media & drive specifications)

Power Supply

115V or 230V (Selector Switch)

Flash Copy Speed Up to 2GB per Minute

Supported File System
Format (for Copy Disk
Data of Flash to Flash )

Windows：FAT16/32, exFAT, NTFS
Linux：ext2/3/4
OSX：HFS/HFS+

Supported File System
Format (for Copy file of
Flash to Flash, Flash to
Disc, and Disc to Flash)

FAT16, FAT32, exFAT

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II. Warning

1. The Green LED flashes during the execution process of task. After the
task is done, the Green LED will stay solid if the process is successful,
otherwise the Red LED will be on if the process is failed.

2. DO NOT turn off the duplicator machine when the task is under process.
It may damage the duplicator or the optical drives.

3. DO NOT remove optical drives when the task is under process. It may
damage the duplicator or the optical drives.

4. DO NOT plug in USB or flash memory card until the duplicator boots up.
It may cause abnormal results if a USB or flash memory card with quality
issue is plugged in when boots up.

5. It is strongly recommended that the capacities of the source and target
media are equal or similar.

6. The media plugged into the source slot cannot be overwritten (it is read
only), avoiding erasing the original data accidently.

III.

Menu

1. Disc to Disc

1.1 Copy

It is important to make sure that your source disc is placed into the source
drive. Normally the top drive under the flash media slots is the source drive for
source disc. Select “1. Disc to Disc” from the menu then select “1. Copy”
under [Disc to Disc]. Place source disc and blank discs into the proper drive
trays and press “ENT” button, system will detect the discs and continue the
process as below. When place in the source disc, the media type will be
showed on the screen.

1.2 Copy + Compare

This function performs copy first, then automatically compares between
source and copied discs when the copy process is finished.

C

opy x

1

: number of discs

10%: rate of copy progress
1149M: source data size
115M: data copied so far

ENT ENT

1. Disc to Disc

[Disc to Disc]

1. Copy DVD

Copy

x 1 1149M

10% 115M

Result

Pass 1 Fail 0

ENT ENT

1. Disc to Disc

[Disc to Disc]

2. Copy + Compare

Copy

x 1 1149M

10%

115M

Compare x 1 1149M

10% 115M

Copy process is

finished

Result

Pass 1 Fail 0

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1.3 Source Select

This function allows user to change the source drive to any drive including the
Hard Disk Drive (HDD) if it is installed.

Selectable source:

First Drive (default): Choose the first device plugged as source.

HDD: Choose the Hard Disk Drive as source if installed.
[D# 1] Port: 1: Choose port #1 or any other port as source.
Auto: System will detect the port with source disc and set it as the source

automatically.

2. Flash to Disc

2.1 Copy

This function will copy from USB or flash memory card to CD/DVD/Blu-ray
disc(s). A high capacity USB or memory card with large data content can be
copied to several small capacity discs using Disc Spanning technology.
Plug in a Flash device (ex: USB, SD, MMS…) into the proper slot as the
source and place a blank disc into one CD/DVD/BD writer as target for
duplication. When insert the USB drive, the available capacity will be showed
on the screen.

Note: Supported files system format for flash are FAT16/32 and exFAT.

a. First example: A USB drive with 119MB data content is copied to a CD disc.

b. Second example: A USB drive with 1115MB data content is copied onto

three CD discs.
The system will detect the source and calculate how many discs will be
needed. After detecting the number of disc needed, the system will start to
copy. When the first blank disc has been written in full with data, it will be
ejected automatically and wait for the next blank disc. Remove the copied disc,

Press ▲▼ to select source

ENT ENT

1. Disc to Disc

[Disc to Disc]

3. Source Select

[Source Select]

First Drive

Write

x/y
x=current disc
y=total discs needed

119M: source data size

89M: data copied so far

ENT

ENT

2.

Flash to Disc

[Flash to Disc]

1. Copy

119M

Write 1/1

119M

TTL

119M

89M

Result

Pass 1 Fail 0

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put in another blank CD disc and close the tray, then press “ENT” key to
continue the copy process.

2.2 Multi Session

Allow different types of memory cards with small data to be backed up to one
disc.
In the sample below a USB drive with 100MB of data is used as the first
source to copy to a blank CD. When the copy finishes, the CD disc will
automatically be ejected. Remove USB drive, insert an SD card with 220MB
of data as the second source and copy to the same CD disc. After the copy is
done, the CD disc will have two sessions of data from both USB drive and SD
card.

2.3 Set Oversize File

Allow to set Reject/Stop or Skip the copy of oversized files.
“Reject/Stop Copy”: System will reject or stop the copy process when the
source file’s capacity is larger than a blank target disc.
“Skip”: System will proceed copy process and skip the oversize file if its
capacity is larger than a blank target disc.

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

ENT

ENT

Need 3 CD Disc

=>D1 Continue

ENT ENT

2.

Flash to

Disc

[Flash to Disc ]

1. Copy

376M

Write 1/3 376M

TTL 1115M 79

M

Result

Pass 3 Fail 0

Write 1/3 376M

Wait button

…

Write 2/3 372M

TTL 1115M 67

M

Write 2/3

372M

Wait button

…

Write 3/3 367M

TTL 1115M 89

M

CD d

isc

with two sessions of data

SD card as

source

ENT ENT

2.

Flash to Disc

[Flash to Disc]

2. Multi Session

Copy x 1

100M

0% 0M

ENT ENT

Result

Pass 1 Fail 0

[Flash to Disc]

2. Multi Session

Copy x 1 220M

0% 0M

Result

Pass 1 Fail 0

Press ▲▼ to

s

elect option

ENT ENT

2.

Flash to Disc

[Flash to Disc]

3. Set Over

s

ize File

[Set Over

s

ize File]

Reject/Stop Copy

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

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2.4 Set Span Mode

Allow to select span mode to single or multiple target discs.
“Preload loading”: It allows the duplicator to copy data from the source to
one blank disc only, and continue to copy the remaining data from the source
to another preloaded disc if there is one. For example, a USB drive with

7.5GB data content as source and two blank DVD discs loaded as targets,
duplicator will copy 4.5G data from the USB drive onto the first blank DVD
disc and copy the remaining 3GB data to the other blank DVD disc.
“Multi Target”: It allows the duplicator to copy data from the source to
multiple discs simultaneously. For example, a USB drive with 7.5GB data
content as source and two DVD discs loaded as targets, duplicator will copy

4.5G data from the USB drive to the two DVD discs at same time. After
swapping the two copied discs with two new blank DVD discs, duplicator will
continue to copy the remaining 3GB data to the two discs.

3. Disc to Flash

This function is only available on the Media Mirror Plus model.

It will copy from CD/DVD/BD disc to a USB drive or flash memory card.

Note: Supported files system format for flash are FAT16/32 and exFAT.

4. Flash to Flash

This function is only available on the Media Mirror Plus model.

4.1 Copy File
Copy files stored in the source USB drive/flash memory card to the target

USB drive/flash memory card. The copied files will be appended to the
original contents on the target.

Note:

a. Original contents will not be erased from the target.

ENT

3.

Disc to Flash

Copy : 1 702M

P : 0 F : 0 0%

Result

Pass 1 Fail 0

Press ▲▼ to

s

elect option

ENT ENT

2.

Flash to Disc

[Flash to Disc]

4. Set Span Mode

[Set Span Mode]

Multi Target

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

ENT

4.

Flash to Flash

Copy : 1 702M

P : 0 F : 0

0%

Result

Pass 1 Fail 0

[Flash to Flash]

1. Copy File

ENT

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b. Supported files system format for flash are FAT16/32 and exFAT.

4.2 Copy Disk Data
Copy all data area, including data and partition table (system information).

Note: a. Original contents will be erased from the target.

b. Supported file system format for flash are FAT16, FAT32, exFAT,
NTFS, ext2, ext3, ext4, HFS, HFS+

4.3 Copy All Disk
Copy the complete contents of a USB drive/flash memory card to another one

Note:

a. Original contents will be erased from the target.
b. Support all file system formats.

5. Utility

(If it is the Media Mirror model, this section will be under “3.Utility”)

5.1 Disc Information

Display the information of the disc, such as disc format, and content size.

Press ▲▼ to select
Continue or cancel.
Press ENT to confirm

ENT

4.

Flash to Flash

Data Will Be Erased!

Continue

Copy : 1 702M

P : 0 F : 0 0%

[Flash

to Flash]

2.

Copy Disk Data

ENT

Result

Pass 1 Fail 0

Press ▲▼ to select
Continue or cancel.

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

ENT

4.

Flash to Flash

Data Will Be Erased!

Continue

Copy : 1 3830M

P : 0 F : 0 0%

[Flash to Flash]

3.

Copy All Disk

ENT

Result

Pass 1 Fail 0

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch info.

ENT

[ 3 ] USB

FAT32 72MB

HDD

: the type of device
1Track: total number of
tracks

Data CD: the type of disc
702MB: data capacity of the

device

[ 3 ]

: the number of device

USB: the type of device
FAT32: the file format
72MB: data capacity of the

device

ENT

5. Utility

[Utility]

1. Disc Information

HDD: 1Track

Data CD 702MB

[ 1 ] 1Track

Data CD 702MB

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5.2 Drive Information
This function shows the drive info that is connected to each internal port of the

controller.
Information includes the port number that each drive is assigned to, brand

name and model of each drive and drive firmware version.

5.3 System Information

This function displays the information of the controller board installed in the
duplicator.
Information displayed will be the controller model and firmware version.

5.4 Update BIOS

This command allows you to update the firmware of duplicator when
necessary. Please obtain the proper firmware file from manufacturer and burn
it (the un-zipped files) to a CD or DVD supported by the duplicator. Once the
update process is completed, the duplicator will reboot automatically to
activate the new firmware.

ENT

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch info.

ID number

XXXXX

XXXXXXXXXX

A0111B

: controller model

128MB: system memory
V1.05.12: system firmware

version.

XXXXXX

: controller

’

s ID.

ENT

5. Utility

[Utility]

3.

System Information

A0111B 128MB

v1.05.12

[# 0 ]

: the number of device
P : 0: the number of device’s
port

HDD: the type of device
ST500DXX: device model

number

[# 1 ]

: the number of device
P : 1: the number of device’s
port

1.00: the version of device
ASUS DRW-24F1ST: device

model number

[# 11 ]

: the number of device
P : 11: the number of device’s
port

JetFlash 4GB 8.07:

device

model number

ENT

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch info.

[# 1 ] P : 1 1.00

ASUS DRW

-

24F1ST

ENT

5. Utility

[Utility]

2.

Drive Information

[# 0 ] P : 0 HDD

ST500DXXXXXXXXXX

[# 11 ] P : 11

JetFlash 4GB 8.07

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Note:

a. Please insert the disc with firmware to the source port.
b. DO NOT put the firmware files in a folder.

5.5 HDD Manager

This command is for the management of the hard disk drive (HDD) installed in
the duplicator.

Note: This feature is only available on duplicators with a HDD installed. If
there is no HDD present in the duplicator, this feature will NOT show up in the
menu of commands.

5.5.1 Select Image

Allows user to select any image that is stored on the HDD.

5.5.2 Disc=>Image

Allows user to save the image (data) from the source disc to the HDD.

5.5.3 Image Information

Displays the format and content size of each image that is saved on the HDD.

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

ENT ENT

5. Utility

[Utility]

5.

HDD Manager

[HDD Manager]

2.

Disc => Image

Copy

x 1 1149M

0%

0M

Result

Pass 1 Fail 0

Press ▲▼ to select image

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

ENT ENT

5. Utility

[ Utility ]

5.

HDD Manager

[ HDD

Manager ]

1. Select Image

[ IMG_0001.dup ]==>

1. IMG_0001> 702MB

[ IMG_0002.dup ]==>

2. IMG_0002> 697MB

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

ENT ENT

5. Utility

[Utility]

4.

Update BIOS

[Update BIOS]

Reading

....

[Update BIOS]

Complete! Reboot!

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5.5.4 Rename Image
This function allows user to rename each image that is saved on the HDD for

better identification (up to 8 characters)

5.5.5 Delete Image

This function allows user to delete any unwanted image that is stored on the
HDD.

5.5.6 HDD Information
It will display HHD information such as the size of the HDD, number of files

and space available.

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Utility]

5.

HDD Manager

[HDD Manager]

6.

HDD Information

ENT ENT

5. Utility

Image 1

Free 476056MB

Image 1

: number of images
on the HDD
Free 476056MB: remaining
free space on the HDD.

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Utility]

5.

HDD Manager

[HDD Manager]

5.

Delete Image

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch image

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch choice

ENT ENT

5. Utility

[Delete Image]

1. IMG_0001> 702M

Sure to delete?

No

ENT ENT

Sure to delete?

Complete!

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[IMG_0001]

==> MASTER01 OK?

[Utility]

5.

HDD Manager

[HDD Manager]

4.

Rename Image

P

ress

ENT to

confirm change

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch image

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch c

haracter

ENT ENT

5. Utility

[Rename Image]

1. IMG_0001> 702M

[IMG_0001]

==> I

ENT ENT

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

ENT ENT

5. Utility

[Utility]

5.

HDD Manager

[HDD Manager]

3.

Image Information

1.[ IMG_0001.dup ]

CD

1Trk 702MB

2.[ IMG_0002.dup ]

CD 1Trk 697MB

[IMG_0002.dup]

: image’s

name and format

CD: type of image
1Trk: the number of image’s

track
697MB: image’s capacity

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5.5.7 Format HDD

Allows user to format the HDD.

Warning: any previously stored images will be lost.

5.5.8 HDD Setup

5.5.8.1 Load and Copy

This function will load the image from source disc to the HDD and automatically
copy the image to the target discs.

“OFF”: Turn off this function.
“Synchronous”: System will load the image from source disc to the HDD

and automatically copy the image to the target discs at the same time.

“Load First”: System will load the image to the HDD first, then copy to discs.

5.5.8.2 Failed Image

If image fails to load properly, the option can automatically delete the image or
save the image.

Delete: System will delete the failed image automatically.

Reserve: System will save the image.

Press ▲▼ to

select option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Utility]

5.

HDD Manager

[HDD Manager]

8.

HDD Setup

ENT ENT

5. Utility

[HDD Setup]

2.

Failed Image

[Failed Image]

Delete

ENT

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

Press ▲▼ to

s

elect

option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Utility]

5.

HDD Manager

[HDD Manager]

8.

HDD Setup

ENT ENT

5. Utility

[HDD Setup]

1.

Load and Copy

[Load and Copy]

OFF

ENT

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch choice

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Utility]

5.

HDD Manager

[HDD Manager]

7.

Format HDD

ENT ENT

5. Utility

Sure to format?

Yes

Sure to

format?

Complete!

ENT

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5.5.8.3 Default Image

Allows user to choose the default image.
“Selected Image”: Allows user to manually choose which image wish to use
as default.
“First Image”: Choosing this function will automatically set the first image as
default.

“Latest Image”: Allows the latest image loaded to the HDD to be the default.

6. Setup

If it is the Media Mirror model, this section will be under “4.Setup”

6.1 Set Burn Speed

Allows user to set the burn speed for duplication needs.

Note: Due to the varying quality of media, a median burn speed is recommended.
Selectable burn speeds:

CD: 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20, 24, 32, 36, 40 (default), 44, 48, 50, 52, 56, MAX.
Audio CD: 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20, 24 (default), 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 50, 52,

56, MAX.

DVD: 1, 2, 2.4, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16 (default), 18, 20, 24, MAX.
DVD DL: 1, 2 (default), 2.4, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 18, 20, 24, MAX.
Blu-ray: 1, 2 (default), 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, MAX.

6.2 Start Up Menu

Allows user to choose which function to appear immediately after the
duplicator is boot up. All functions are available for selecting from: “

Disc to

Disc”, “Flash to Disc”, “Disc to Flash”, and “Flash to Flash”.

Press ▲▼ to

select option

Press ▲▼ to

select option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

Press ▲▼ to

select option

[Setup]

1.

Set Burn Speed

[Set Burn Speed]

CD:

40x

ENT ENT

6. Setup

[Set Burn Speed]

Audio CD: 24x

[Set Burn Speed]

DVD: 16x

ENT

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch choice

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Utility]

5.

HDD Manager

[HDD Manager]

8.

HDD Setup

ENT ENT

5. Utility

[HDD Setup]

3.

Default Image

[Default Image]

Selected Image

ENT

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

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6.3 Auto Start

This allows user choose how much time needed for duplicator to start
automatically copying after the last disc is inserted. The time ranges from

“OFF” (no auto start) to “120” seconds.

6.4 Display Mode

Allows user to choose the display mode that best suit their needs.
“Basic”: displays a progress bar, along with the amount of total data in MB
on the master DVD (or in time for the master CD) disc.
“Expert”: displays the percentage of the process completed, the amount of
data transferred and the total amount of data on the master disc.

“Show Timer”: shows progress time bar.
“Show speed”: shows the transfer speed in the process.

6.5 Language
Allows user to choose From “English”, “Spanish”, “Japanese” or

“Portuguese”.

6.6 Set Time Zone

Allows user to set up a time zone for the specific region based on GMT to
time stamp the disc copies.
Options: “GMT +13” ~ “GMT -12”.

Press ▲▼ to

select option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Setup]

6. Set Time Zone

[Set Time Zone]

GMT

-8

ENT ENT

6. Setup

Press ▲▼ to

select option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Setup]

5. Language

[Language]

English

ENT ENT

6. Setup

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch choice

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Setup]

4.

Display Mode

[Display Mode]

Basic

ENT ENT

6. Setup

Press ▲▼ to

s

witch choice

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Setup]

3.

Auto Start

[Auto Start]

OFF

ENT ENT

6. Setup

Press ▲▼ to

select option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Setup]

2.

Start

Up Menu

[Start Up Menu]

Disc to Disc

ENT ENT

6. Setup

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6.7 Clear Setup
This function will set the duplicator back to factory default.

Warning: Do not use this function unless instructed by an authorized
technician.

6.8 Advanced Setup

6.8.1 Power on Time
Allows user to set up power on time from “3” seconds to “120” seconds.

6.8.2 Boot Password

Allows user to set up password for the duplicator to prevent unauthorized use.
Password can be up to 6 characters.

6.8.3 Set up Password

This allows user to set up a password to prevent any unauthorized changes to
the system Setup.

Press ▲▼ to

select option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Setup]

8.

Advanced Setup

[Advanced Setup]

1. Power on Time

ENT ENT

6. Setup

[Power on Time]

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P

ress

ENT to

confirm

Press ▲▼ to

select option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Setup]

7. Clear Setup

Clear Parameter To Default?

No

ENT ENT

6. Setup

Clear Parameter to default?

All Parameters were clear!

Press ▲▼ to

select

character

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

Press ENT to move to the next
position

Press ▲▼ to

select option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Setup]

8.

Advanced Setup

[Advanced Setup]

2.

Boot Password

ENT ENT

6. Setup

[Boot Password]

Enable

[Boot Password]

=

=> _

ENT

[Boot Password]

=

=> _ _ _ _ _ _ OK?

ENT

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6.8.4 Performance

Allows user to choose the setting for best performance of duplication.

“Speed”: works at maximum data transfer rate.
“Compatibility”: provides maximum compatibility to the media but less data

transfer rate.
“Balance”: maintains compatibility with media while keeps data transfer rate
as possible.

Press ▲▼ to

select option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Setup]

8.

Advanced Setup

[Advanced Setup]

4.

Performance

ENT ENT

6. Setup

[Performance]

Speed

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

Press ▲▼ to

select

character

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

Press ENT to move to the next
position

Press ▲▼ to

select option

P

ress

ENT to

confirm

[Setup]

8.

Advanced Setup

[Advanced Setup]

3.

Setup Password

ENT ENT

6. Setup

[Setup Password]

Enable

[Setup Password]

=

=> _

ENT

[Setup Password]

=

=> _ _ _ _ _ _ OK?

ENT

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IV. Basic Troubleshooting

Follow these simple steps for quick and proper troubleshooting.

1: Duplicator does not turn on or unit receives no power.

a. Check power cord and power outlet to make sure power connections are

secured.
b. Check voltage switch on the back of the duplicator to make sure power
supply is set to the correct outlet rating.
c. Test with another power cord (same as a PC power cord) to eliminate
cable failure.

2: Master disc cannot be read

a. Change the master disc. The master disc may be of poor quality or with

error(s) that can make it difficult or impossible to duplicate.
b. Remake the master disc on another disc. Master disc may be of poor
quality or with error(s) that make duplication difficult or impossible.
c. Change the source drive to one of the other drives to test.
d. Make sure the master disc is finalized in standard ISO format.

3: High failure rate

a. Change the media type. Certain types of media may not be compatible

with the optical drives. Poor-quality media can also cause high failure rate.
b. Lower the burn speed and attempt another copy process. Lowering the
speed increases the stability of the duplication process.
c. Check for available firmware updates for the unit. A firmware update may
resolve any unspecified issues.

4: Machine locks up during the copy process

a. Hold down the ESC button to abort the copy process. The copy process

will cancel and menu goes back to the last function executed.
b. If the cancel button does not work, power cycle the unit (power the unit
off, leave off for five seconds and power the unit back on).
c. Change the master disc. A master disc with error(s) or a poor quality
master disc can cause duplication to lock up at particular points during the
copy process.

5: Button(s) do not function on the unit.

a. The duplicator may be busy. Buttons pressed while the duplicator is

under processing will not perform functions unless otherwise specified.
b. Possible faulty button. Please contact our technical support department
for further information.

6: One of the drives does not open and/or LED does not light up

a. Check USB switch and make sure the switch is in the OFF position

before power is turned on if the duplicator comes with a USB port on the
back.
b. If a disc is stuck inside a drive, insert a paper clip or safety pin in the
pinhole underneath the drive door and push gently. Make sure the power is
OFF during this step. Then press the EJECT button of the drive a few times
to test the disc tray.

7: The blank CD/DVD/Blu-ray is not recognized in the writer drive(s)

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a. Test the blank disc in another writer drive. A faulty writer drive will not
recognize blank discs.
b. Change the blank disc to another disc. A defective blank disc will not be
recognized by the writer drive.

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