MF DIGITAL 5000 Platform Series Manuel utilisateur

MF Digital 5000 USB SD Platform Series

Operating Manual

MF Digital

A Division of Formats Unlimited, Inc

155 Sherwood Avenue

Farmingdale, NY 11735

T: +1 631 249 9393

F: +1 631 249 9273

Authors: Robert Warnock & Patrick McGrath

[email protected]

www.mfdigital.com/techsupport.html

Contents Page

1.0 Introduction Pages 3 - 5

1.1 Feature Overview Page 3

1.2 Hardware Overview Page 4

1.3 Technical Specification Page 5

2.0 Function Pages 6 – 11

2.1 Synchronous Copy Page 6

2.2 Asynchronous Copy Page 7

2.3 Capacity Check Page 8

2.4 USB/SD Information Page 8

2.5 System Information Page 9

2.6 Utilities

2.6.1 Fat 16/32 Formatting Page 9

2.6.2 Measure Speed Page 9

2.6.3 Media Check Page 10

2.7 Erase Functions

2.7.1 Quick Erase Page 10

2.7.2 Full Erase Page 10

2.8 System Update Page 10

2.9 Operational Tips Page 11

3.0 System Settings Functions Pages 11 – 13

3.1 Start Up Menu Page 11

3.2 Copying

3.2.1 Only Data Area Page 11

3.2.2 Whole Media Page 11

3.3 Button Beep Page 11

3.4 Asynchronous Hold Time Page 11

3.5 Ignore Size Page 12

3.6 Asynchronous Copy Mode Page 13

3.7 Language Page 13

3.8 Working Mode Page 13

4.0 Function List Pages 14 – 15

5.0 Help & Support Page 16

1.0 Introduction

1.1 Feature Overview

•33MB per second transfer speed with each USB/SD channel being

independent from each other.

•High speed comparison function to guarantee successful copies.

•Powerful quality machine that has a Multi-task processing capability, with the

copy, compare, media check and format functions all being independently

operated. Each USB/SD slot has an independent control processing unit so

during operation one can use the buttons to check each USB/SD’s

status and progress.

•Not a PC based system so there is no risk of PC based malware or virus

infection. The SD/USB duplicator is an embedded system and therefore only

copies whatever is on the source. When the system is turned off no residual

memory or file is left in the system.

•Instant system on and off with zero boot time

•Simple one touch copy with real time information displayed on the LCD

screen.

•The flash duplicator supports both Synchronous and Asynchronous copy,

compare, erase, format, media and speed check functions.

•32 bit CRC checksum.

•Direct source to target duplication with no chance of copying the wrong files.

1.2 Hardware Overview

[Name Plate and LCD Screen]

[ Flash Slot board ]

SD Master Port

Single Colour LED (Red

and Green)

Two-Colour LED (Red

and Green)

USB Master Port

Forward

LCD Screen

Backward

OK, Confirm

Escape

Single Colour LED (Red

and Green)

1.3 Technical Specification

Model UB/SD/CF8xx

Target 8/16/24/32~2040 port

Operation Stand Alone

USB1.1, UBS2.0

SD/ SDHC/ Micro SD/ MMC/ MiniSDSupported Media

Compact Flash TM,

1. Copy, Compare, Copy+Compare Function for Selection

2. Real Asynchronous of Copy, Compare, Check (Speed/ Capacity/

media) and Format

3. Quick FAT16 /32 Format Function

4. Maximum up to 33MB/s bandwidth on each slot channel

5. Support most of common formats such FAT16/32/NTFS/Linux

(Ext2,Ext3).

6. 32 bit CRC checksum

Features

7. Firmware update through USB/SD.

Display Monochrome LCD display

Power Supply 80W~or up (depends on different type of system requirement); support

110V/220V full range power

Control Button 4 push buttons ( , , OK, Esc)

LED LED(Green/Red) on each slot

Working 20%~80%

Humidity Storage 5%~95%

Working 00C~75oC

Temperature Storage -200C~850C

*The product specification is for reference only

2.0 Function Overview

The system offers both Asynchronous and Synchronous Copy.Initially the system will

check the content size of the source. If the source content size is less than system’s

buffer memory it will automatically start the asynchronous copy process. If the

source content size is larger than the system’s buffer memory it will automatically

start the synchronous copy process. The purpose of the compare function is to verify

the target data and ensure it is the same as the source data.

2.1 Synchronous Copy

Plug in the source flash card and select either the copy, compare or the

copy/compare function and then press OK.

Plug in the target flash cards. The LCD display will show the number of target flash

plugged into the unit that are ready for copying.

When all the flash cards are plugged in, press OK to start the copying process. Or

when all slots are filled the system will automatically start the copying process

When the copying has finished the LCD display shows whether the copying has

succeeded or failed. It also shows the quantity that was copied and the time that it

took.

Note:

When the copying process is in operation the green LED lights will flash.

When the copying process has finished the green LED lights will stop

flashing and remain a solid green. If an error occurs the red LED light will

Content size

Content Copied

Time Elapsed & % Completed

illuminate.

During the copying process each card slot’s green LED will flash, do not

remove the card while the unit is copying.

When there is a big difference in the target and source cards capacity (e.g.

copying from 1GB to 4GB), an error may occur with the target cards

capacity and format. It is strongly recommended that the capacity of the

target and source cards, are in close range of each other.

2.2 Asynchronous Copy

Plug in the source flash and press OK, and then the system will start to read the

source content and transfer it into system’s buffer. It will then immediately start to

copy, once a target flash card has been plugged in.

During the copying process each card slots green LED light will flash. When copying

has finished, the green LED will stop flashing and remain solidly lit. Then you can

take out the card and put in another new flash card. The Red LED will only be lit

when a copying error has taken place

You can take out cards which have finished copying and plug in replacement flash

cards, and the unit will continue to copy. When the copying has finished the LCD

display shows whether the copying has succeeded or failed. It also shows the

quantity that was copied and the time that it took.

During the asynchronous copy process you can press the buttons to

check each Flash Card’s copying status and progress.

When there is an error (i.e. the Red LED is on) you can also press the

buttons to check each Flash Card’s status.

For example：

Amount Completed

Quantity Copied

Quantity of flash cards copying

Port no. 5 status

Total size

2.3 Capacity check

This function checks the actual capacity of the Flash card.

Plug the SD/USB card into a slot and then select function 4 which is “Capacity

Check”, then press OK. Approximately 3 seconds later the system will display the

exact capacity of the USB/SD card and whether it can be used or not.

The System will use the Green LED to indicate the card is suitable for use and the

Red LED to indicate that the card is not suitable for use. The buttons can be

used to check the progress of the “Capacity Check”.

Note: When the Red LED is lit this indicates an error and you can use the

buttons to check the error information.

(Red Light indicates incorrect size)

(Green Light indicates correct size))

This function can support the asynchronous operation so the user can continuously

plug in and pull out USB/SD cards as required; there is no need to push any further

buttons once the process has been started.

2.4 USB/SD information

This display will show the USB/SD flash’s basic information such as flash type,

content size and total capacity.

USB total capacity

File content size

File Format

Port Number Being Checked

2.5 System Information

This feature will show the duplicator system information which includes the controller

model number and the software version.

2.6 Utilities

2.6.1 FAT16/32 Formatting

The purpose of this function is to perform FAT flash formatting of the USB/SD Cards.

Plug the USB/SD into the slot and press OK, the system will start the auto detect

capacity function and format according to the card’s capacity.

If USB/ SD format is already FAT16 or FAT32, the format function won’t change

original format.

If USB/ SD format is un-FAT format, i.e. NTFS, Linux or FAT multi-partition. The

system will format according to capacity. When the capacity is above 2GB the system

will format to FAT32 and if the capacity is below 2GB the system will automatically

format to FAT16.

During the formatting process the user

can press the

buttons to

check each Flash Card’s formatting status, progress and information.

The source port (port#1) will not execute any formatting.

2.6.2 Measure Speed

This function will measure the Flash “read” and “write” speed. The speed check

function will not delete any data from the Flash.

Plug the SD/USB into the slot and select the Measure Speed function then press ok

to start the process. The user can also use the buttons to see the exact

“Read” and “Write” speed from each port

Controller Model Number

System Firmware

2.6.3 Media Check

This function will analyze the media quality. There are two modes which you can set

- Normal and Safe.

The Safe media check will read through the flash and will not damage the content or

formatting of the media. By using the Setup Range function with the Safe function

you can determine whether you want to check a portion or all of the Media. It uses

the buttons to determine how much of the flash is checked, the range can be

set from 1 to 100%. If the user selects 100% the process will take a lot longer.

The Normal media check function will check flash quality by measuring the read and

write speeds for the whole flash. Therefore, this function will delete the flash’s

content and format.

Note: USB/SD data will be erased during normal mode test

Measure Speed and Media check (Safe Mode) won’t damage the data in

the USB/SD Flash, but if the SD/USB has bad media it may cause some

data damage after the check fails.

2.7 Erase Functions

2.7.1 Quick Erase

This function will erase the USB/SD data content but will not erase the flash

FAT16/32 formatting. If the USB/SD format is not FAT16/32, the quick erase will not

start execute. You can use the buttons to check each Flash Card’s status,

progress and information.

2.7.2 Full Erase

This will completely erase the whole flash card, including format and content. This

process will take more time. You can stop the process by pressing the ESC button.

Though the original format and content can no longer be read once the ESC button

is pressed and the USB/SD will need to be reformatted.

2.8 System Update

The purpose of this function is to update the system’s firmware version. Please save

an un-zipped update file to your SD/USB drive; do not put the unzipped files in a

folder. Select function 6.5 which is the System Update and then press OK. The

system will automatically start updating the system and when it is finished turn off

the system for 5 seconds. Then when the unit is powered on again the new firmware

version will have been installed.

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