U-Reach ITS-SAS Series, User Manual

Page 1: ...ITS SAS Series SATA SAS Duplicator and Sanitizer User Manual v A 03 ...

Page 2: ... Statement 2 Before You Start 3 Notice Symbols 4 Product Overview 5 Functions Table 7 Functions 10 1 Copy 10 2 Compare 10 3 Copy Compare 10 4 Erase 11 5 Utility 12 6 Setup 13 7 Log Manager 19 Real time PC Monitoring 22 Using the PC Monitoring Feature 23 ...

Page 3: ...oducts software program and or hardware issues can cause loss of data defective formatting or unreliable 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 are subject to change without notice or obligation Warranty U Reach provides a basic one year parts and la...

Page 4: ...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 remove devices Static electricity may cause duplication error Please pay attention to the duplicator s environment and operator s equipm...

Page 5: ...s procedures or notes to be observed prior to use Note Refers to related duplicator operations special details tips or suggestions for operational effectiveness Caution Refers to procedures that need to be adhered to or precautions ...

Page 6: ...5 Product Overview Front View Back View USB port for 1 Output log report 2 Update FW LCD Display Control Buttons USB Port for PC LINK Fan switch Power switch Power supply ...

Page 7: ...6 LED Indicator LCD Configuration Yellow Powering Green Pass Red Fail ...

Page 8: ...e s complying with DoD 5220 22 M Standards and verifies complete erasure 4 5 7 Pass Erase Erases device s 7 times complying with DoD 5220 22 M ECE Standards 4 6 Secure Erase Erases the non loadable areas complying with NIST 800 88 Standards 4 7 Enhanced Secure Erase Erases devices that supports this feature 4 8 US Army AR 380 19 Erases device s complying with Army Regulation 380 19 by the US Army ...

Page 9: ...device s original HPA setting Clear Target HPA Does not copy HPA data and clears target device s HPA setting Setting Target HPA Copies HPA setting from source device to target Copy And Setting Copies HPA setting and data from source device to target 6 4 Skip Bad Sectors Skips bad sectors during Copy Compare 6 5 Erase Master Allows user to erase the source port or not 6 6 Unknown Format Allows user...

Page 10: ...einstates manufacturer settings 7 Log Manager 7 1 Out Today Report Outputs today s log data 7 2 Out Recent Report Outputs recent log data 7 3 Out Period Date Outputs a set period of log data 7 4 Advanced Function Default password 123456 7 4 1 Clear All Log Clears all log records 7 4 2 Setup Password Allows password change 7 4 3 Adjust Clock Sets time and date 7 4 4 Add Watermark at text File Creat...

Page 11: ...copy Step 4 Copy Completed The quantity of passed or failed target device s the copied duration and CRC64 will be displayed on the LCD after duplication completes 2 Compare Step 1 Proceed to verify device s Scroll to select Compare then press OK to start the verification process Note The number of working connected targets will be displayed on the LCD Press OK to start 3 Copy Compare Note Recommen...

Page 12: ...e for verification of targets quality Testing a few completed targets in a mass production environment for quality control is recommended 4 1 Quick Erase This function will erase the index table from the connected device s Scroll to select Quick Erase then press OK to start the erasing process 4 2 Full Erase This function will erase all data per NIST 800 88 Standards on the connected device s Scro...

Page 13: ...ture Scroll to select Enhanced Secure Erase then press OK to start the erasing process 4 8 US Army AR 380 19 This function will erase device s complying with Army Regulation 380 19 by the US Army Scroll to select US Army AR 380 19 then press OK to start the erasing process 5 Utility This menu contains submenus related to device information system information and updates Scroll to select Utility th...

Page 14: ...OK to view the connected device s Then scroll through to view all information 6 Setup This menu contains submenus related to device information system information and updates Scroll to select Utility then press OK to view the submenus 6 1 Start up Menu This function allows user to select the default function to display during equipment initialization Scroll to select Start up Menu then press OK Th...

Page 15: ...e entire device The system will analyze the source device and identify the data area to copy If the source device s data is within the target device s capacity the copy will be processed FAT16 32 exFAT NTFS EXT2 EXT3 EXT4 and HFS HFS HFSX are supported in this copy mode 100GB 250GB 500GB 60GB Data 150GB Unallocated Partition 30GB Data System and files 100GB 250GB 500GB 60GB Data 150GB Unallocated ...

Page 16: ...al to or larger than the source device s capacity 3 Whole Device Copies all source data bit by bit Scroll to select Whole Device then press OK to save the copy method Copies the whole source device irrespective of content format partition or empty space This mode does not analyze the data 4 Percentage Select percentage of source capacity to copy Scroll to select Percentage then press OK to save th...

Page 17: ...oll to select Keep Target HPA then press OK to save this setting Clear Target HPA Does not copy HPA data and clears target device s HPA setting Scroll to select Clear Target HPA then press OK to save this setting 2 Setting Target HPA Copies HPA setting from source device to target Scroll to select HPA Copy Mode Copy HPA Settings then press OK save this setting 3 Copy and Setting Copies HPA setting...

Page 18: ...rase Scroll to select Erase Master Enabled then press OK to save this setting 6 6 Unknown Format This function only works with Copy Area System and Files Scroll to select Unknown then press OK Then scroll through to select one of two settings Unknown format includes all forms of modified and proprietary data and partitions 1 Copy Unknown Copy unknown format s Scroll to select Unknown Format Copy U...

Page 19: ... this setting 2 Keep HPA Setting Keeps original HPA setting and data during erase Scroll to select Clear HPA at Erase Keep HPA Setting then press OK to save this setting 6 9 Mark After Erase Creates watermark on the device s after erase job is completed This watermark will show when executing Show Device Info 6 10 Language Select English Japanese Spanish Scroll to select Language then press OK The...

Page 20: ...port this tool helps to identify the slowest writing device that in turn keeps the operation running efficiently Note 1 The USB must be FAT16 FAT32 format 2 The LCD will display the number of recorded logs E g 1 6 means there are 6 logs 3 Outputs both txt and csv files Export Today s Log Report Export today s log report via USB port to a USB drive Export Recent Log Report Exports a recent log repo...

Page 21: ...te range for log report Step 3 Generate Report After selecting the date range click Generate Report to generate log report The duplicator can record up to 30 000 records of operational information off the device Each device operation is saved as one record For example 26 records will be recorded if data is copied from 1 device to 25 devices Note If there is no record saved on the selected date or ...

Page 22: ...f Step 5 Save Log to the Specific Location Specify a name and location to save the log Step 6 To Complete Output Log Reports After successfully creating and saving the log the report will be in the folder in which it was saved Caution 30 000 logs can be saved at one time One device record is equal to one recorded log E g duplication from 1 device to 21 devices will be recorded to 21 logs ...

Page 23: ...Step 3 Power On the duplicator Step 4 Launch LV07H by double clicking on software icon LV07H Step 5 When the following screen below is shown the duplicator has linked to the computer successfully and is ready to use real time monitoring function Step 6 If the screen above does not appear please repeat steps 1 thru 4 Caution 1 Before Step 4 make sure the duplicator has completed its boot up 2 There...

Page 24: ...gram is ready to work when the status displays STANDBY Step 2 Execute a Copy Compare on the duplicator After placing source target devices into duplicator and executing a task the program will display all related device information It captures detailed information from each device via PC Monitoring e g device model S N copy speed etc It also records all operational progress Note Copy speed varies ...

Page 25: ...ords 7 4 2 Password Setup Allows password change Scroll to select Password Setup then press OK to change to desired password 7 4 3 Adjust Clock Change time and date Scroll to select Adjust Time Date then press OK to adjust the time and date Caution Before using function Clear ALL Log during PC connection please observe the following steps 1 Close the PC Link software LV07 or 2 Disconnect the dupli...

Page 26: ...s watermark on the log report The log report can be checked by software iSecuLog exe to prevent modifying Specifications are subject to change without notice Note Contact with supplier s technical team for related software and operation details ...