SD 3.0 Series SD / microSD Memory Card Duplicator & Sanitizer

Standalone operation - no PC required
High-speed copying up to 33MB/s per port
H2/H5 testing for quality verification
DoD 5220.22-M compliant secure erase (3-pass)
Advanced log management (60,000 records)
Supports SD, SDHC, SDXC, microSD cards
Supports all file systems (FAT16/32, exFAT, NTFS, ext2/3/4)

$2,950.00 CAD

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SKU: URCASD9XXS3

SD 3.0 series SD microSD memory card duplicator front view

$2,950.00 CAD

Professional SD/microSD Memory Card Duplicator with Advanced Testing

The SD 3.0 Series is a professional standalone SD and microSD memory card duplicator and sanitizer. Designed for high-speed data duplication, quality testing, and secure data sanitization across mass production, IT, and data security workflows.

Built with an advanced multi-core processor, the SD 3.0 delivers consistent copying speeds up to 33 MB/s per port with no speed loss as targets increase. The standalone design requires no PC, while optional USB monitoring provides enhanced control and real-time status tracking.

Main Functions Overview

Copy: Data or whole media duplication with System & Files or Whole Media modes
Compare: Bit-for-bit verification between source and targets
Copy+Compare: Automated sequential copy and verification
Media Check: H2/H5 testing with multiple configuration options
Utilities: Information display, erase functions, formatting, hash calculations
Setup: Comprehensive system configuration options
Log Manager: Export reports for today, recent, or specific periods

Key Features & Benefits

High-Performance Duplication

The SD 3.0 Series delivers exceptional copying speeds up to 33MB/s per port, maintaining consistent performance regardless of the number of targets. The advanced multi-core processor ensures parallel processing for maximum efficiency.

H2/H5 Quality Testing

Comprehensive testing capabilities with H2 and H5 patterns allow thorough quality verification of flash media. Test options include:

- H2+Format: Test and restore original format
- H2 Keep Data: Test empty space without data loss
- H2 Verify: Verify previously written test patterns
- Configurable test range (1-100% or by MB)
- Minimum read/write speed thresholds
- Error tolerance settings

DoD-Compliant Data Sanitization

Military-grade data erasure compliant with DoD 5220.22-M standards ensures complete data removal. The 3-pass erase function provides certified data sanitization for sensitive information.

Advanced Log Management

Professional-grade logging system features:

- Store up to 60,000 operation records
- Password-protected access
- Export reports in TXT and CSV formats
- Today, recent (28 days), or custom period reports
- Complete audit trail for compliance

PC Monitoring (Optional)

Connect via USB for enhanced control using LV07B software:

- Real-time status monitoring
- Remote control capabilities
- Detailed progress tracking
- Log database synchronization
- Multi-duplicator management

Data Integrity Features

Multiple verification methods ensure data accuracy:

- Bit-for-bit comparison
- MD5 hash calculation
- SHA256 hash calculation
- CRC64 checksum
- Copy+Compare automated verification

Important Safety Notes:

- Never turn off power during firmware updates
- Ensure proper grounding to prevent ESD damage
- Devices may heat up during high-speed operations
- Use protective gloves when handling hot devices

Hardware Specifications
Model	SD39G3 vA.02
Targets	Multiple target configurations available
Maximum Speed	Up to 33MB/s per port (2GB/min)
Processor	Advanced Multi-Core Processor
Operating Type	Stand-alone, FPGA-based operation (Non PC-based)
Display	Non-Backlit Monochrome LCD Display
Control Panel	4 push buttons (Forward ▲, Backward ▼, OK, ESC)
LED Indicators	Green: Pass/Working, Red: Fail per port
Languages	English, Japanese, Spanish
Compatibility & Features
Compatible Devices	SD, SDHC, SDXC, microSD (with adapter)
Supported Formats	FAT16/32/64, exFAT, NTFS, ext2/3/4, HFS, HFS+, HFSX, Proprietary
Copy Modes	System & Files (Quick Copy), Whole Media Copy
Erase Functions	Quick Erase, Full Erase, DoD Erase (3-pass)
Testing Functions	H2, H2+Format, H5+Format, H2 (Keep Data), H2 Verify
Hash Functions	MD5, SHA256, CRC64
Log Capacity	Up to 60,000 records
PC Monitoring	USB connection with LV07B software
Environmental Specifications
Power Adapter Input	100-240VAC / 47-63Hz / 0.31A Max
Power Adapter Output	12V 7A DC
Working Temperature	5°C ~ 45°C (41°F ~ 113°F)
Storage Temperature	-20°C ~ 85°C (-4°F ~ 185°F)
Working Humidity	20% ~ 80%, non-condensing
Storage Humidity	5% ~ 95%, non-condensing
Certifications	FCC, CE, RoHS
Package Contents
Included Items	• Duplicator x1 • 12V 7A DC Adapter x1 • Power Cord x1 • PC-LINK Cable x1 • User Manual x1 • LV07B Monitoring Software (download)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Quick Copy and Whole Media Copy?

Quick Copy: This method copies only the areas of the source device that contain data within the supported formats. It performs an analysis of the data formats, capacities, and locations before initiating the duplication process. It is faster but may result in copy failure if the source data is larger than the target device capacities.

Whole Media Copy: This method performs a bit-by-bit duplication of the entire source device without analyzing the data. It ensures the most accurate data replication but is slower compared to Quick Copy.

Why is my flash duplicator running slowly?

There are several possible reasons for a slow duplication process:

Check the reading and writing speeds of your flash devices using Function 6.2 Measure Speed.
If the writing speed is significantly lower than expected, it will directly affect the duplication speed. For example, if the writing speed is 10MB/sec, duplicating 1GB of data will take approximately 2 minutes.

What diagnostic tools are available on the flash duplicator?

Function 4: Media Check – Performs a thorough bit-by-bit quality check to identify bad sectors.
Function 6.2: Measure Speed – Measures actual reading and writing speeds of flash devices in 10 seconds.
Function 6.3: Capacity Check – Verifies the true storage capacity of inserted flash devices, useful for detecting fakes.

How can I ensure data duplication accuracy?

Use Function 6.8 Calc. Checksum to determine and record checksum values for verifying data integrity.
Select Function 2 Compare to perform a hardware-level bit-by-bit comparison between source and target data.

What should I do if I see a "No Update File" message during BIOS update?

Ensure the BIOS file is unzipped and not in a compressed format.
Place the BIOS file in the root directory of the drive, not within any folders.
Try saving the BIOS file to another device to confirm the current one is functioning properly.
Re-download the BIOS file and disable any software utilities that might interfere with downloads.
Confirm that the BIOS file matches the product model you're updating.

Why does duplication fail immediately after starting?

Make sure the source data size does not exceed the target device’s capacity.
When duplicating an NTFS-formatted source, the target device must have at least 1MB more capacity.
Use a computer to check the source device for errors.
For SD cards, ensure the write-protect switch is not locked.

Why does a red light appear on some ports after the copy process?

If the same port repeatedly shows a red light, the socket may be worn. Contact your local vendor to replace it.
If using adapters (e.g. MicroSD-to-SD), poor adapter quality can cause instability. Try a different brand.
Multiple copy attempts might signal unstable flash quality, increasing the risk of data loss.