U-Reach Intelligent U3 Series, User Manual

Page 1: ...Intelligent U3 USB 3 1 Duplicator Tester USB USB HDD User Manual vA 01 ...

Page 2: ... Before You Start 4 Notice Symbols 4 Introduction 5 Function Table 6 Function Description 10 1 Copy 10 2 Compare 11 3 Copy Compare 11 4 Media Check 11 5 Signal Detection 13 6 Utilities 14 7 Setup 16 8 Log Manager 19 9 Write Protect 21 Specification 23 vA 01 3 ...

Page 3: ...eration of U Reach product and or software program or hardware issues can cause loss of data defective formatting or data loading U Reach will make efforts to resolve or repair any issues recognized by customer either within the warranty period or on a time and materials basis Specifications and features subject to change without notice or obligation Warranty U Reach provides a basic one year part...

Page 4: ...U Reach operating instructions will void the warranty Store the equipment safely when not in use and keep out of the reach of children Use only approved stable power sources Use product only in a clean dry dust free and ventilated area Liquids or foreign debris can severely damage your duplicator It is typical for the machine to heat up during operation While in use do not move the duplicator or r...

Page 5: ... by delivering the most accurate testing functions known today The user friendly interface offers stress free operation with no steep learning curve to climb The Event Log Report is an essential tool for production quality remote control and yield analysis 2 Package Contents Wear protective gloves to prevent burns when handling devices 12V 9A for 8 Ports Duplicator x1 Power Cord x 1 User Manual x ...

Page 6: ...eading and writing H2 files 4 4 Signal H5 Format Precheck the 2 0 3 0 signal of the flash s first then do H5 4 5 H5 Format Checks the flash s quality by reading and writing H5 files 4 6 Setup Range Sets the flash s checking range percentage from 1 to 100 4 7 Setup Range MB Sets the flash s checking range in MB from 1MB to 9000MB 4 8 Set ErrorLimit Sets the error tolerance range when checking the f...

Page 7: ...ep the FAT format 6 2 2 Full Erase Fully erases bit for bit data on flash including format and content 6 2 3 DoD Erase Erases flash three times complying with USA Department of Defense DoD standards 6 3 Do Format 6 3 1 Auto Format Auto formats media to FAT16 or 32 6 3 2 FAT16 Format Formats media to FAT16 6 3 4 FAT32 Format Formats media to FAT32 6 4 Calc Hash MD5 Calculates the MD5 value of the s...

Page 8: ...e power off time between Copy and Compare 7 7 Skip Source Bad sectors Sets the allowable number of bad sectors of the source 7 8 Delete Disk Signature After Copy Allow user to delete Disk Signature After Copy or not 7 9 Language Sets system language English or Japanese 7 10 Select Speed Sets data transmission speed 7 11 Active Hash No Hash Hash MD5 7 12 Set to Default Reverts everything back to or...

Page 9: ...te protection 9 2 Copy Comp WriteP Copies data from the source to targets then compares and set targets with write protection 9 3 Set Write Protect Sets targets with write protection 9 4 Set Write Enable Reverses the USB write protection 9 5 Show USB WP Info Displays basic information for W Mode USB drives ...

Page 10: ...rce device capacity Note The number of working connected targets will be displayed on LCD Press OK to start Note Before duplication select the data area at 6 1 Copy area Press together for 5 seconds to stop operation on the slowest device Press ESC for 5 seconds to stop all the copy jobs Note If flash card is removed during copy process the system will stop immediately and red light will illuminat...

Page 11: ... any formatting because this function will delete the flash media s data 4 1 Signal H2 Format This function can precheck the 2 0 3 0 signal of the flash s first then performs a read and write test to determine the flash s quality After H2 Keep Format test the device will be formatted back to its original format Supports FAT16 FAT32 exFAT 4 2 H2 Format This function performs a read and write test t...

Page 12: ...higher the percentage the longer it takes 4 7 Setup Range MB This function sets the quality check capacity range in MB Use the buttons to set the range from 1MB to 9000MB Note The duplicator will abide by whichever was set last if both Range and Range MB are set 4 8 Set Error Limit This function sets the error tolerance range while checking the flash Use the buttons to set the error limit value Se...

Page 13: ...flash does not reach the minimum speed from 10 99 seconds The default value is 30 seconds 4 12 Set Capacity Limit This function is used to set the flash device testing capacity limit Users can set an upper and lower limit of the flash capacity To reset select clear limit 5 Signal Detection 5 1 USB2 and USB3 This function detects both USB2 0 and USB3 1 signal of the device If any signal can t be re...

Page 14: ...del number and software version 6 2 Erase Quick Erase This function erases flash data while keeping the format if the original flash format is FAT16 32 Use the buttons to view status progress and information Note Quick erase function will erase only FAT 16 32 formatted flashes Full Erase Completely erases the entire flash media including format and content This task takes longer Pressing ESC durin...

Page 15: ...ly detect its capacity then format the media per its capacity If the flash media format is already FAT16 or FAT32 the format function won t alter its original format If the original flash media is not FAT format i e NTFS Linux or FAT multi partition The system will format per flash s capacity If capacity is above 2GB the system will format the flash to FAT32 and below 2GB the system will format th...

Page 16: ...System Update then press OK to start the firmware update process Caution The firmware update process may take longer than 5 minutes Please do not disrupt power or process during BIOS update If interrupted the system will become useless U Reach will not be held responsible for any damages 7 Setup 7 1 Copy Area System and Files Caution User is responsible for verification of targets quality Testing ...

Page 17: ...g empty space and format This function is useful when users want to copy the whole flash or have a flash source with an unknown format Whole media copies take a bit longer to complete 7 2 Button Sound Controls whether to hear a sound when a button is pressed 7 3 Active USB Revision Sets the operating protocol for the duplicator Both USB 2 0 3 0 The duplicator will detect USB3 1 first If the device...

Page 18: ...t capacity can be smaller than the source capacity 7 5 Asynchronous Users can activate Asynchronous copy by selecting Enable or deactivating it by selecting Disable For Asynchronous copy to run the source s data must be smaller than the system s buffer memory and set to Enable However if set to Disable regardless of content size synchronous copy will be performed The conditions of executing Asynch...

Page 19: ... Allow user to delete Disk Signature after copy or not 7 9 Language Sets the system s language English or Japanese 7 10 Select Speed There are 3 transmission speed options Slower Mode Normal Mode Default Faster Mode Use a good quality flash media that supports a faster mode If unsure about the flash quality or notice a high copy compare failure rate use a slower transmission speed The default sett...

Page 20: ...Out Period Date Insert flash media into Port 1 Go to Out Period Date and press OK to output the log records from a specific date 8 4 Advanced Function Enter protective password to access advanced functions The default password is 123456 Clear ALL Log After entering the password all the log records can be cleared from the duplicator Caution Before using function Clear ALL Log during PC connection p...

Page 21: ...ned to continuously record log reports If user executes clear log records on the duplicator while LV07 is still running the conflict between LV07 and duplicator might lead a serious system error Note During your first linkage please wait for a few minutes on PC to complete create the log database from duplicator The log manager can store up to 60 000 records If the storage limit is exceeded the sy...

Page 22: ...unction is not executable on the source port It takes a few seconds to set write protection on all targets 9 4 Set Write Enable This functions release write protected USB drives Insert flash device in any port select Set Write Enable then press OK Within 5 10 seconds the system will release write protected USB drive s Note Requires W mode USB drive s This function is not executable on the source p...

Page 23: ...agnostic Modes H2 Signal H2 Format H2 Format H2 H5 Signal H5 Format H5 Format H5 Sanitization Modes Quick Erase Full Erase and DoD Erase Format Functions Formats device to FAT16 or FAT32 Compatibility Supported Formats Quick Copy FAT16 32 64 Windows NTFS and Linux Ext2 Ext3 Ext4 LVM Whole Media Copy All Formats including proprietary formats Supported O S All Windows Mac Linux and other stand alone...