USB Duplicator Sanitizer - Golden/Silver Series

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Description

The most cutting-edge in duplication technology, our Intelligent 9 series USB duplicator is a professional, standalone and efficient equipment which can provide a full range of USB drive memory card duplicator starting from 9 and up to 119 targets. The speed and flexibility are the key factors to satisfy customer needs. Simplicity, no PC or other software are required; the USB drive memory card duplicator provides a reliable, worry-free copy environment for users without the risk of virus infection. This Intelligent 9 USB duplicator series is integrated with a high-speed compare function to ensure data copy with 100% accuracy along with quick format capabilities. This will greatly help increases efficiency and production productivity.

The Intelligent 9 Golden series has added some more important functions –Event Log Report, (6 Advantages from Event Log Report to Improve Your Duplication Management), Durability test and Double Source Comparison. Those functions are designed from professional users’ inquiry and help them to solve some critical issues from the duplication working process.

The Intelligent 9 USB drive memory card duplicator is an economical solution for data copy and distribution via USB drive memory card. It embeds smart and beneficial function and outstanding performance, reliable and quality that will save your time and money.

Features

Standalone, no PC required to operate the duplicator.
Compatible with the USB2.0/3.0/3.1/USB-HDD and other various USB devices.
Impeccable copy speed: up to 2 GB per min for each port and up to 120 ports.
Supports all types of data format copying while doing bit for bit duplication.
Supports “quick copy” for Linux (ext2/ext3/ext4) and NTFS, FAT16/32.
The USB stick can have a capacity up to largest size available on the market.
Supports 3TB and above capacity for external USB HDDs.
Support eUSB(USB-DOM) 2.54mm and 2.00mm (via adapter)
Supports log report for better production management.
Supports durability test.
Supports hardware-level write protection for USBs (contact us for details).

Overview

Intelligent Copy Option

The Intelligent 9 series USB drive memory card duplicator offers intelligent copy options to suit different needs. The Systems and Files mode enables copying only the data area, reducing the copy process duration. It supports various file formats such as Windows, Linux, and Mac. In cases where the file system format is not supported, the duplicator switches to the Whole Media copy mode, which copies the entire media.

Impeccable High Speed

With its advanced technology, the Intelligent 9 duplicator maintains impeccable high speeds even with multiple targets. It can copy up to 2GB per minute on all devices simultaneously, ensuring efficient duplication without speed degradation.

User-Friendly Design

The duplicator incorporates a user-friendly design for ease of use and convenience. It features modular sockets that allow for quick replacements, reducing downtime and cost in the long run. Additionally, its ergonomic and compact proportions reduce its size by 50% to 70% compared to traditional designs. The device also ensures high compatibilities with various USB devices, thanks to its unique redundant power design.

Quality Testing/Checking Functions

To ensure optimal performance and eliminate poor-quality USB drives, the Intelligent 9 series offers built-in quality testing and checking functions. These functions include read-only tests, capacity checks, write/read tests, read/write speed checks, quality tests, burn-in tests, and flash speed and capacity filtration. These tests help identify and remove subpar USB drives, ensuring reliable duplication.

Real-Time Monitoring and Event Log Report

The duplicator allows real-time monitoring via a PC connection, enabling users to keep track of the duplication process. Additionally, it generates an event log report that records the duplicator's operation, system, and target information. This report serves as a valuable tool for production quality control and yield analysis.

Questions & Answers

Q1. What are the differences between "Quick" and "Whole media" copy?

A1. Quick Copy: By selecting Function 7.2 Copy Area - System and Files, Quick Copy reduces duplication durations by selectively copying only the areas that contain data in supported formats. It performs an analysis of data formats, capacities, and locations to determine the areas to be copied. However, if the source data exceeds the capacities of the target devices, the copy process will fail.

Whole Media Copy: By selecting Function 7.2 Copy Area - Whole Media, the duplicator skips data analysis and immediately performs a bit-by-bit duplication of the entire source device. This method ensures the most accurate data replication, but it is slower compared to Quick Copy.

Q2. Why is the duplication process slow?

A2. U-Reach flash duplicators support high copy speeds of up to 33MB/sec. If you are experiencing a slow duplication process, please use "Function 6.2 Measure speed" to check the reading and writing speeds of your flash devices. For example, if the measured writing speed is 10MB/sec, it would take approximately 2 minutes to duplicate 1GB of data.

Q3. What diagnostic tools are available for the flash duplicator?

A3. The flash duplicator provides three featured diagnostic tools:

Function 4: Media Check - This tool performs rigorous quality checks on the inserted flash devices. It conducts a bit-by-bit inspection to identify any bad sectors in the flash devices, if present.
Function 6.2: Measure Speed - This function measures the actual reading and writing speed of the flash devices within 10 seconds. It supports device quality control by estimating duplication durations.
Function 6.3: Capacity Check - By using this function, you can determine the actual capacity of any inserted device. It is an effective utility to detect fake Flash devices that you may have purchased.

Q4. How can I ensure data duplication accuracy?

A4. To ensure data duplication accuracy, follow these steps:

Select "Function 6.8 Calc. Checksum" to determine the consistencies of the data source and record the checksum value.
Use "Function 2 Compare" to verify the consistencies of the target data. This function enables hardware-enabled bit-by-bit comparison, ensuring that the source data perfectly matches the target data.

Q5. Why do I see a "No Update File" message when performing a BIOS update?

A5. If you encounter a "No Update File" message during a BIOS update, please check the following:

Verify that the BIOS file has been properly unzipped.
Ensure that the BIOS file is stored in the root directory of the device without any additional folders.
Save the BIOS file to another device and verify its quality.
Redownload the BIOS file and save it again. Temporarily disable any software utilities that may interfere during the download process.
Verify that the BIOS file corresponds to the product model that requires the update.

Q6. What causes immediate duplication failure after starting the copy process?

A6. If you experience immediate duplication failure after starting the copy process, consider the following possibilities:

Ensure that the source capacity is smaller and does not exceed the capacities of the target devices.
When duplicating an NTFS-formatted source device, ensure that the target device capacity is at least 1MB greater than the source.
Verify the source device using a PC to ensure error-free accessibilities.
If you are duplicating SD card devices, check if they are locked before initiating the copy process

Q7. Why do some ports display a red indicator light after the copy process is completed?

A7. If you notice certain ports displaying a red indicator light after the copy process is completed, it may indicate the following:

If the same socket repeatedly emits the red light, it may be severely worn out. In such cases, please contact your local vendor for a socket replacement.
Are you using Flash adapters such as the MicroSD-to-SD adapter or the USB adapter to copy SD/MSD/CF, etc.? The quality of the adapter may be subpar, causing instability. It is advisable to use another brand of adapters. For mass copy production, we recommend our professional Flash duplicators. For example, if you need to copy large quantities of MicroSD cards, our Combo SD/microSD Flash duplicators are most suitable for your needs. Our professional Flash duplicator significantly enhances performance and reduces the risk of errors during duplication.
If you encounter the need to run the copy process more than once, it is possible that the quality of your flash is unstable, contributing to data loss
If you encounter high failure rates, try reducing transmission speeds by selecting "Function 7.9 Working Mode." This increases the copy quality and improves the success rate of the copy process

Q8. After inserting the flash device, my flash device isn't recognized, and no indicators are displayed, making the functions inaccessible.

A8. Please check the following:

Are you using Flash adapters such as the MicroSD-to-SD adapter or the USB adapter to copy SD/MSD/CF, etc.? The quality of the adapter may be subpar, causing instability. It is recommended to use another brand of adapters. For mass copy production, we recommend our professional Flash duplicators. For example, if you need to copy large quantities of MicroSD cards, our Combo SD/microSD Flash duplicators are most suitable for your needs. Our professional Flash duplicator significantly enhances performance and reduces the risk of errors during duplication. If the issue persists, please contact us for further assistance.
Are you using an ultra-slim or nonstandard USB? If you are using an ultra-slim USB, it is suggested to purchase a USB extension cable. The compact connections on the USB extension cable can resolve USB detection issues.
Are you using a multiport adapter? Please note that our equipment does not support multiport adapters. An "all-in-one" card reader is considered a multiport adapter and may cause compatibility issues.

Q9. Can I copy a 2GB device to a 1GB device?

A9. Yes, you can copy a 2GB device to a 1GB device as long as the data and formatting on the source drive are within the capacity of the target drive(s).

Q10. Can I copy a 1GB device to a 2GB device?

A10. Yes, you can copy a 1GB device to a 2GB device. However, please note that the file allocation table (FAT) of the source will be cloned to the target device, causing your PC to recognize the 2GB device as a 1GB device. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to use devices with equal capacities for all duplication tasks.

Q11. Can I copy encrypted data?

A11. The ability to copy encrypted data depends on the encryption methods used, such as software or hardware encryption. If you are uncertain about the encryption type, it may require actual testing to determine compatibility. The recommended testing steps are as follows:

Please ensure that the capacity of the target drive is equal to or greater than the capacity of the source drive before performing the test.

Step 1: Perform the Data Area Copy on the Duplicator

Situation 1: If a green light is shown and the copied device can be used normally, it indicates a successful copy (OK).
Situation 2: If a red light is shown at the beginning of replication, it means the machine cannot detect the device (FAIL).
Situation 3: If a green light is displayed, indicating the copy is finished, but the device cannot be used normally, proceed to Step 2.
Situation 4: If a red light is displayed during the copying process or near completion, proceed to Step 2.

Step 2: Perform the Whole Media Copy on the Duplicator

Situation 1: If a green light is shown and the copied device can be used normally, it indicates a successful copy (OK).
Situation 2: If a green light is shown but the copied device cannot be used normally, it indicates a failed copy (FAIL).

If the device cannot be used normally even after performing the Whole Media Copy, it suggests that the encryption method may be set to be available only for a specific device serial number or device model information. In such cases, the device cannot be used even if it is copied.

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Technical Specs

Intelligent U3 USB 3.0 Duplicator & Tester:
Specification:
	Maximum Transfer Speed:	2GB/min. Actual performance is dependent on device transfer speeds.
	Capacity:	Supports the largest sized devices available on the market.
	Operation Type:	Stand-alone, FPGA-based operation (Non-PC based)
	Language Support:	English or Japanese
	LCD Display:	Backlit Monochrome LCD Display
	Status LED:	3 LED Indicators per Port: Yellow(Power), Red (Fail) and Green (Pass)
	Control Panel:	4 push buttons (up, down, OK, ESC)
Features:	Copy Modes:	Quick Copy (Systems & Files): Supports Windows, Mac and Linux. Whole Media Copy: Copies bit-by-bit regardless of format and data type.
	Compare Function	Bit-by-bit data comparison
	Sanitization Modes:	Quick Erase, Full Erase, and DoD Erase
Compatibility:
	Compatible Devices:	USB1.1/2.0/3.0/3.1/3.2 devices and USB-HDDs
	Compatible Devices (with required adapter):	eUSB (USB DOM) 2.54mm and 2.00mm
	Supported O/S:	All (Windows, Mac, Linux, and other stand-alone systems)
	Supported Formats:	Quick Copy: FAT16/32/64, Windows (NTFS), and Linux (Ext2/Ext3/Ext4), and Mac (HFS, HFS+, HFSX) Whole Media Copy: All Formats, including proprietary formats GPT, MBR, and Advanced Formats
Hardware Specifications:	Working Temperature:	5°C ~ 45°C (41°F ~ 113°F)
	Storage Temperature:	-20°C ~ 85°C (-4°F ~ 185°F)
	Working Humidity:	20% ~ 80%
	Storage Humidity:	5% ~ 95%
	Certifications:	FCC, CE, RoHS, MIL-STD810H
	Power Supply:	Power Adapter Input: 100-240VAC / 47-63Hz / 1.6A Max. Power Adapter Output: 12VDC / 9A for UB910U3 (10-Ports) Power Adapter Output: 12VDC / 12.5A for UB9XXU3 (20-Ports and Higher) Each USB 3.0 Port supports up to 2A
Functions:	Media Checking Tools:	Diverse tools for verifying flash quality for bad sectors, capacity authenticity, and read/write speeds.
	Do Format:	Automatically detects and formats device(s) to either FAT16 or FAT32
	Capacity Check:	Verifies the maximum capacity available
	Cal. CRC64:	Calculates the CRC64 value from the source device.
	A2 Fake Picker:	Checks device(s) that contain fake capacities.
	Burn-in Test :	Set from 30 Minutes through 30 days for intensive media quality check.
	Use Port 2 as Comparison Source:	Reduces wear on a source device. Requires 2 exact source devices for this function to work.
	Write Protect:	Performs hardware-level write protection to connected device(s)
	Log Report Management:	Output and manage your log reports for internal records.