Nexto Di STORAGE BRIDGE User manual

Version Sep. 2014
User Guide
www.nextodi.com
NextoDI Co., Ltd.
The Modular Memory card Backup System
STORAGE BRIDGE

Thank you for purchasing the NEXTO STORAGE BRIDGE (NSB-25).
Please read this manual before using the product. Follow operating instructions
carefully to avoid damage on the product, or personal injury. This guide assumes
that your NSB-25 unit contains a properly formatted hard drive and a charged
battery. If this is not the case, please refer to the User Manual for instructions on
formatting a hard drive and charging the battery.
Important safety notice
●The color or shape of the product you purchased may be a rather different
from the representative image.
●NextoDI Co., Ltd. reserves the right to make improvements and/ or changes to
the product and programs described in this User's Guide at any time without
notice.
●Do not drop, bump, shock, or expose the NSB-25 to vibration during video
preview or while data is being transferred.
●Do not use near open flames (candles, stoves, grills, fires) or sparks (fireworks,
welding torches).
●NextoDI does not offer and guarantee a service for data loss. For your
important data, the additional separate backup is recommended. For more
secure data management, backup your data to an extra hard drive periodically.
Under no conditions is NextoDI, Inc. liable for loss of, or damage to, a computer;
or loss of, or damage to, a program, records, or data; or any consequential or
incidental damages.
●This product can be used for business purpose as registered by EMI compliance.
The information of manufacturer & copyright
"NextoDI", "NEXTO STORAGE BRIDGE", "NSB-25", "Bridge Pellet", "Bridge Memory
Module" and "X-Copy" are registered trademarks of NextoDI Co., Ltd.
"Sony", “SxS PRO” and “SxS PRO+” are registered trademarks of the Sony
Corporation.
"Panasonic" and "P2/P2E" are registered trademarks of the Panasonic Corporation.
“CompactFlash” is registered trademarks of the Sandisk Corporation.
“SD”, “SDHC” and “SDXC” are registered trademarks of the SD-3C, LLC.
"Windows" is a registered trademark of U.S. Microsoft Corporation in the USA and
other countries.
"Mac OS" are registered trademark of Apple Inc. in the USA and other countries.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
All company names and product designations are contained.
All company and brand name mentioned in this article is for mere sorting and that
each of its owned by its owner, NextoDI does not have any right for that.
For more inquiries, contact or consult our technical advisory service:
http://www.nextodi.com/en/support/en_qna.php
This manual may change without prior notice to improve product performance.
Reproduction of this manual in whole or in part without prior written consent is
prohibited.
Copyright © 2014 NextoDI CO., Ltd.
Origin Korea
Manufacturer NextoDI Co., Ltd

DELETE THIS BACKUP .....................................................................
14. MAKING A SECONDARY COPY (SYNC) ..................................
15. EXPORT FOLDER ..........................................................................
16. USING THE NSB-25 AS A HARD DRIVE (OR SSD) ................
CONNECTION TO COMPUTER ........................................................
BRIDGE PELLET CONNECTION TO COMPUER ..............................
BROWSING THE CONTENTS OF YOUR HARD DRIVE ....................
DISCONNECTING THE NSB-25 FROM YOUR COMPUTER ............
17. TRACK OF USAGE WITH LOG FILE ...........................................
18. HARD DRIVE (or SSD) MANAGEMENT ...................................
DRIVE INFO .....................................................................................
SELF TEST .........................................................................................
DELETE TMP FOLDERS ...................................................................
19. SETUP FUNCTIONS .....................................................................
AUTO POWER OFF ..........................................................................
CRC CHECK DURING COPY ............................................................
SHOW VIDEO CLIP DURING COPY .................................................
SOUND ..............................................................................................
FOLDER RENAME .............................................................................
DATE & TIME .....................................................................................
LANGUAGE .......................................................................................
FIRMWARE UPDATE .........................................................................
20. TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS .........................................................
21. BATTERY DISPOSAL ....................................................................
22. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION .....................................................
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1. CONTENTS OF THE NEXTO STORAGE BRIDGE ..........................
2. DEVICE DIAGRAM .............................................................................
3. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ................................................................
4. SYMBOLS USED IN THIS DOCUMENT .........................................
5. SAFETY INSTRUTIONS .....................................................................
6. EQUIP BRIDGE PELLET WITH HARD DRIVE (OR SSD) .............
7. INSERT & REMOVE OF BRIDGE PELLET &
MEMORY CARD MODULE
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8. CHARGING THE RECHARGEABLE BATTERY ............................
9. NSB-25 INTERFACE .........................................................................
TURNING THE NSB-25 ON/OFF .......................................................
KEY OPERATION ...............................................................................
THE LED INDICATOR ........................................................................
OPERATION OF TOUCH SCREEN ....................................................
THE LCD DISPLAY ............................................................................
XCOPY READY ..................................................................................
MCOPY READY .................................................................................
10. FORMATTING THE HARD DRIVE (OR SSD) ............................
11. USING AN EXTERNAL USB HARD DRIVE ..............................
12. DATA BACKUP (COPY) AND VERIFY .......................................
PARSING THE MEMORY CARD .......................................................
COPY ................................................................................................
STATUS .............................................................................................
INDICATION OF RESULTS ................................................................
DISPLAY PREVIOUS BACKUP STATUS ............................................
13. SHOW VIDEO & PHOTO .............................................................
BROWSE FOLDERS ..........................................................................
SHOW VIDEO ...................................................................................
SHOW PHOTO .................................................................................
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Table of Contents

1. Contents of the NEXTO STORAGE BRIDGE
01 CONTENTS OF THE NEXTO STORAGE BRIDGE
(1) Main storage unit
(2) AC power adapter (12V/2A)
(3) Shock protective rubber jacket:
Put on both side of the main body
(4) Hand strap
(5) USB 3.0 cable
(6) User guide
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1.1. Main Package
CONTENTS OF THE NEXTO STORAGE BRIDGE 02
(1) Bridge Pellet x 2ea
Hard drive (or SSD) protection rubber ller
Mini screwdriver and screw set
Rubber cover jacket
(2) Bridge Memory Module x 2ea (Optional)
1.2. Sampler Pack (Optional)
Type 1 SxS / XQD / express P2
Type 2 RED / CFast / PAK MEDIA / 2.5 inches SATA drive
Type 3 P2
(2)(1)

2. Device Diagram
03 DEVICE DIAGRAM PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 04
(1) DC IN slot for AC power adapter unit (6~25V, 24W)
Plug Spec : Ext 3.5Φ, Int 1.3Φ
(2) USB 3.0 device slot
(3) USB 3.0 host slot
(4) HDMI output
(5) Audio(Stereo) Jack
(6) LCD Display
(7) Power button
(8) Speaker
(9) Enter button
(10) Back button
(11) SD/SDHC/SDXC slot
(12) Compact Flash slot
(13) Bridge Memory Module(Sold separately) slot
(14) Bridge Pellet 0(Sold separately) slot
(15) Bridge Pellet 1(Sold separately) slot
(16) Lock Dial for Memory Module & Bridge Pellet
(17) Eyelet for camera strap
(18) Tripod socket: 3/8 Uni
3. Product Description
NEXTO STORAGE BRIDGE (hereinafter NSB-25) provides the following functions.
3.1. Memory card backup and verify
NSB-25 contains a 2.5”SATA hard drive or SSD (Solid State Disk) and a Li-Poly
rechargeable battery. NSB-25 provides an expandable backup solution, designed
for the flexibility to create a backup from almost every memory card – SxS, XQD,
CFast, P2, Express P2, AXSM, REDMAG, AJA Quad, 2.5inch SATA drive as well as CF,
SD, SDHC, SDXC with the built-in slot.
It can copy the contents of a memory card to the internal hard drive without a PC--
even in the field where no electric power source is. For complete backup
information, see Chapter 12 of this manual. (Page 22)
3.2. Show video & picture
NSB-25 plays back 2K or preview 4K clips on its 5 inch color TFT LCD monitor or
external monitor through HDMI interface.
For details on Show Video, see chapter 13. (Page 26)
3.3. Simultaneously backup to three drives (MCOPY)
NSB-25 performs backup to three drives through a single operation with creating
three copies to 2 internal hard drive modules and one external USB 3.0 (or RAID)
drive simultaneously. For details see chapter 11 and chapter 12. (Page 21, 22)
3.4. Computer connection
NSB-25 can connect to a corresponding port on a computer in order to copy data.
For Computer Connections, see chapter 16. (Page 32)
3.5. Copy all files to another drive (SYNC)
NSB copies all files from an internal drive module to another drive. Only those files
and folders that have changed from the last sync will be copied.
For details on SYNC, see chapter 14. (Page 28)
3.6. Export folders
The selected folders can be moved from an internal hard drive module to another
drive. For the details on how to export folders, see chapter 15. (Page 30)
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05 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SYMBOLS USED IN THIS DOCUMENT / SAFETY INSTRUTIONS 06
4. Symbols Used in This Document
3.7. Easy to use operating buttons
All functions can be operated using of 3 buttons – Power, Enter, Back and touch
screen, the operative status is displayed on LCD. See chapter 9 for the basic
functions and operations such as power on & off and operating buttons. (Page 13)
3.8. Internal rechargeable battery
The NSB-25 contains an internal Li-Poly battery that enables the NSB-25 to be used
without the power adapter. The power adapter is used to charge the internal Li-Poly
battery. For details on charging the internal battery, see chapter 8. (Page 11)
3.9. LOG File
NSB-25 generates a LOG file (CRC-protected) to keep track of usage by the user and
then saves it on each attached drive (bridge pellet & USB external drive). The log file
provides information about XCopy, MCopy, Sync, computer connectivity etc.
For details on keeping track of usage with LOG file, see chapter 17. (Page 35)
3.10. Firmware upgrade
In the case of any additional improved or new functions, new firmware will be
updated. For details on updates of F/W, see chapter 19. (Page 43)
The ash icon in a triangle indicates warning for personal
injury hazards such as electric shock.
An exclamation mark in a triangle indicates important
instructions which must be observed.
An introduction of useful tips for using the product
Warning
Caution
Reference
5. Safety Instructions
Caution
●In case of any damage due to failure to observe these operating
instructions, the warranty will be voided. NextoDI does not assume
liability for consequential damages. Nor do we assume liability for
damage to property or personal injury caused by improper use or
failure to observe the safety instructions. The warranty would be
voided in any such case.
The following safety instructions and warnings are not only to
protect you,but also to protect the device. Please read the following
warnings:
Warning
●Unauthorized conversion and/or modication of the product is
forbidden for safety reasons.
●Never open the product housing. This device is not user serviceable.
●Damage to the Li-Poly rechargeable battery may result in explosion
or re.
●Maintenance or repairs may only be carried out by an authorized
repair center.
●The AC power adapter unit is intended for use in dry conditions to
avoid electric shock.

07 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 08
Caution
●The product must not get damp or wet. This product is not a toy.
It contains fragile and swallowable glass parts, small parts, and a
rechargeable battery. Any use other than that described above may
damage the product. Read these operating instructions thoroughly
and carefully. The instructions contain important information for
installation, operation, and handling. Take note of all safety
instructions.
Warning
●A "Li-Poly" (lithium-polymer) rechargeable battery is integrated into
the NSB-25.
This rechargeable battery does not have the so-called "memory eect"
—the rechargeable battery can be charged whenever you want.
Furthermore, it has higher energy content than conventional NiCd and
NiMH rechargeable batteries. Note these important instructions when
handling the Li-Poly rechargeable battery.
The rechargeable battery can be recharged 400 times.
If the battery operation time gets shorter, it may be time to replace
the battery.
Consult your authorized NEXTODI dealer to replace the
battery.
Caution
●Never damage the rechargeable battery--do not remove it from the
NSB-25. Consult the chapter on "Battery Disposal". Damaging the
wrapping of the rechargeable battery might cause an explosion or re.
●Never short circuit the contacts of the rechargeable battery. Never
touch the connections or electrical components inside the NSB-25
with metal objects.
●Charge the rechargeable battery regularly, even if you do not use the
product. The NSB-25 needs some "current" (a small quantity) at all
times. Due to the Li-Poly rechargeable battery technology, it is not
necessary to discharge the battery before recharging. Recharge the
battery completely, about once every three month, or the battery will
go bad.
Warning
●The case of the hard disk must not get damp or wet. Protect the
device from humidity and water, from sun, excessive heat (>113°F)
or cold(<32ºF), dust and dirt.
●When the product is brought from a cold place into a warm room,
condensation may form. This could damage the product. Always let
the product get to room temperature before use or before connecting
the AC power adapter unit. This could take several hours.
●Do not use in tropical climate conditions.
●The AC power adapter unit complies with safety class II. As a voltage
source only a proper power socket of the public power supply system
may be used. Note the input voltage/frequency imprinted on the AC
Adapter. It must correspond to the voltage/frequency of the power
outlet. The AC power adapter is equipped with an input voltage range
of 100 ~ 240V, 50/60Hz.
●The product is not a toy and should be kept out of reach of children.
●Do not place liquid near the product. Liquid could get inside the
housing and cause a re or electric shock. In case of re damage or
short circuit, de-energize the respective socket (e.g. turn o circuit
breaker) and only then pull the AC power adapter unit from the
socket. Do not attempt to use the product! Take it to your dealer for
repair immediately.
●Never touch the AC power adapter unit when your hands are damp or
wet.
●In industrial facilities, safety regulations for electrical equipment and
facilities must be observed. If the product is used at schools, training
facilities, or do-it-yourself/hobby shops, it should not be handled
unless supervised by trained, responsible personnel.
●Do not drop the NSB-25 device.

09 INSTALLATION OF HARD DRIVE (OR SSD) IN BRIDGE PELLET INSERT & REMOVE OF BRIDGE PELLET & MEMORY CARD MODULE 10
NSB-25 includes 2 slots for 2 bridge pellets (sold separately) which can hold
2.5 inches SATA Hard drive (or SSD). There is no limitation of capacity of hard drive
(or SSD), but the limit of the height is 9.5mm.
6. Installation of Hard Drive (or SSD) in Bridge Pellet
Cover the protection rubber (Filler) on hard
drive.
Take o the upper case of bridge pellet.
(The case is not screwed when you purchase.)
Connect hard drive to hard drive connector in
bridge pellet. To put it easily, recline the hard
drive and push it inside as deeply as possible.
Close the aluminum case and tighten 2 screws
on the connector side.
The bridge pellet and memory card module are interchangeable, it is easy to carry
and replace the bridge pellet. It can be connected to computer or equipped with
NSB-25, NSB-25 performs backup from the memory card to the bridge pellet.
7. Insert & Remove of Bridge Pellet & Memory card Module
Caution
●Interchange the memory card module and bridge pellet when the
power is o.
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②
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①Untighten the screw on the side.
②Pull o the bridge pellet (or memory card module).
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①Push in bridge pellet or memory card module to each of those slots.
②Tighten the screw on the side.
1. Equip the bridge pellet (or memory card module)
2. Remove the bridge pellet (or memory card module)

11 CHARGING THE RECHARGEABLE BATTERY NSB-25 INTERFACE 12
The battery can be charged using the AC power adapter unit delivered with this
product.
●Turn o the NSB-25
●Connect the charger’s wall plug to the NSB-25’s "DC IN" slot
●Plug the AC power adapter unit into a wall socket
●The LED above the control key shows red when charging
●When the battery is charged, the red LED turns o.
●When error occurs during charging with LED blinking, unplug the AC adapter
unit and plug it in again.
Users can also charge the NSB-25 via the USB3.0 cable.
With a completely empty rechargeable battery, the charging procedure lasts
approximately 6 hours using the AC power adapter. With the USB 3.0 cable, it takes
about 12 hours to charge completely.
When the battery goes at, warning message will be displayed on LCD and the
power will be o. When it occurs during the backup, the copy may be incomplete.
And you should check the backup result. When the device is switched on again,
the previous backup status will be displayed; either “Success” or “Failed”.
8. Charging the Rechargeable Battery
9.1. Turning the NSB-25 on/off
9. NSB-25 Interface
Press the power key on the right side of
the device for a few seconds in order to
turn the NSB-25 on. The power up logo
and rmware version will be shown on
the LCD. When you see the logo on the
LCD screen, release the button.
Otherwise, the NSB-25 will automatically
power o.
After checking the system, the NSB-25
goes into [XCopy/MCopy ready] mode.
You can copy a memory card in this mode.
The NSB-25 will automatically turn o
when not in use. The user can choose the
amount of idle time (e.g. 30/40/50/60/90
seconds) prior to an automatic power o.
The NSB-25 can be powered o by
pressing down on the power key for more
than 1 second. For details on Setting Auto
Power O, see chapter 19.
Reference
●You must turn o the NSB-25 in order to charge the unit.
●The NSB-25 can be charged via USB without using the AC power adapter
included in the box. A high powered USB connection is needed, i.e. a USB
connection with its own power supply, such as the USB port of a computer or
a USB hub with a power unit.
●Always keep the battery charged one or more of the gauge remaining on LCD.
If the battery is completely discharged, it shortens the batteries life.
●If the NSB-25 battery is completely discharged, the performance of the battery
may be degraded. It is recommended that the NSB-25’s battery be recharged
before the battery gauge reaches the empty level.
STORAGE Bridge
NE TODI
V1.00
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MCopy Ready
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Log File
Setup
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Power Off
Reference
●The NSB-25 can be o via the power key by pressing for more than 7 seconds
when frozen

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9.4. Operation of touch screen
Reference
●When you press the edges of touch screen, it cannot work correctly, as it is
the part of the end of touch perception.
●Operating touch screen by using ngers is recommended.
9.2. Key operation
All functions can be operated by 3 buttons – Power, Enter, Back. The operating
status is displayed on LCD. Instruction for buttons is as below.
Button Operation
Turn on or off with long press.
Execute the function.
Go back to previous stage.
Power
Enter
Back
9.3. The LED indicator
LED Operation
Red indicates battery is being charged.
Green indicates “power on.”
Drive 0 in use
Blinking red indicates data transfer is occurring.
Drive 1 in use
Blinking red indicates data transfer is occurring.
Power / Charging
Bridge Pellet 0
Bridge Pellet 1
Power/Charging LED
Bridge Pellet 0 LED
Bridge Pellet 1 LED
Power button
Enter button
Back button
Caution
●Be careful to avoid contact an electried matter with touch screen
or a touch button. It may make touch screen do not work properly
due to electrical stimulus such as static electricity.
●Don't press touch screen strongly with your ngertips or a pointy
objects. It might be damaged or out of order.
9.5. The LCD Display
Icons in the top
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MCopy Ready
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Log File
Setup
Top of the screen
Main area of screen
Power connection
Sound off
Sound on
Battery indicator

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9.6. XCopy Ready
When only one Bridge Pellet or one USB external drive is equipped, NSB-25 shows
the main screen of “XCopy Ready” and performs single copy.
9.7. MCopy Ready
When two or more Bridge Pellet or one USB external drive are equipped, NSB-25
shows the main screen of “MCopy Ready” and performs multi copy to all equipped
drives.
When 2 ea of Bridge Pellet and USB external drive are equipped, the screen
shows as
Reference
●For details on USB external drive connection, see chapter 11 Using The External
Hard Drive. (Page 21)
Icons in main area
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XCopy Ready
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Log File
Setup
Log file
Set up
Equipped bridge pellet
Not Equipped bridge pellet
SSD
HDD
USB connected external drive
Compact Flash
SD/SDHC/SDXC
SxS
XQD
P2/express P2
CFast
AJA PAK MEDIA
REDMAG
AXSM
SSD
Hard drive
AJA
RED
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MCopy Ready
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Log File
Setup
780 GB
USB3,0

17 NSB-25 INTERFACE FORMATTING THE HARD DRIVE (OR SSD) 18
The hard drive installed in bridge pellet requires to be self formattedWhen 2ea of Bridge Pellet are equipped, the screen shows as below.
When 1ea of Bridge Pellet and USB external drive are equipped,
the screen shows as
Caution
●Please back up all data to an extra hard drive before formatting the
Bridge Pellet’s internal hard drive or USB external hard drive.
●The NSB-25 can only work with one partition in the le format
"exFAT".
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780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Log File
Setup
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MCopy Ready
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Log File
Setup
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MCopy Ready
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Log File
Setup
780 GB
HDD 1
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MCopy Ready
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Log File
Setup
780 GB
HDD 1
10. Formatting the Hard Drive (or SSD)
Select an icon of Hard drive you want to
format.
Press “HDD Management” in the selected
drive menu.
20140728.000 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140728.001 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140711.001 23.6 GB 35 Files
20140714.000 14.5 GB 72 Files
20140711.000 18.9 GB 29 Files
20140630.003 7.6 GB 16 Files
20140630.001 4.9 GB 8 Files
20140630.002 5.4 GB 12 Files
Backup Name Size Files
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
14 Backups ( 200GB / 980GB )
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19 FORMATTING THE HARD DRIVE (OR SSD) FORMATTING THE HARD DRIVE (OR SSD) 20
Changing of the drive name
To format a new hard drive
NSB-25 shows the current name of
drive and asks to change name.
If you want to change the name,
press “change”. If you want to format
without any changes, press “Yes”.
There are selectable NEXTODI_ numbers
from 00 to 99, you input the number
and press “Yes”.
NSB-25 asks twice when you format
drive, All data on drive will be DELETED
Format Drive?
If you want, press “OK”.
Reference
●If you have changed the name of drive on your computer, it can be remained
when you format in NSB-25.
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20140728.001 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140711.001 23.6 GB 35 Files
20140714.000 14.5 GB 72 Files
20140711.000 18.9 GB 29 Files
20140630.003 7.6 GB 16 Files
20140630.001 4.9 GB 8 Files
20140630.002 5.4 GB 12 Files
Backup Name Size Files
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
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20140728.001 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140711.001 23.6 GB 35 Files
20140714.000 14.5 GB 72 Files
20140711.000 18.9 GB 29 Files
20140630.003 7.6 GB 16 Files
20140630.001 4.9 GB 8 Files
20140630.002 5.4 GB 12 Files
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CancelOK
Format Drive
All Data in Drive will be
DELETED
Format Drive?
20140728.000 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140728.001 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140711.001 23.6 GB 35 Files
20140714.000 14.5 GB 72 Files
20140711.000 18.9 GB 29 Files
20140630.003 7.6 GB 16 Files
20140630.001 4.9 GB 8 Files
20140630.002 5.4 GB 12 Files
Backup Name Size Files
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
14 Backups ( 200GB / 980GB )
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
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ChangeYes
Format Drive
Current Label is
CAM1_HDD
Use this Label?
20140728.000 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140728.001 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140711.001 23.6 GB 35 Files
20140714.000 14.5 GB 72 Files
20140711.000 18.9 GB 29 Files
20140630.003 7.6 GB 16 Files
20140630.001 4.9 GB 8 Files
20140630.002 5.4 GB 12 Files
Backup Name Size Files
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
14 Backups ( 200GB / 980GB )
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
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CancelOK
Format Drive
All Data in Drive will be
DELETED
Are you sure?
Secondly, All data in drive will be
DELETED
Are you sure?
If you want, press “OK”.
The NSB-25 indicates the progress of
formatting operation.
When formatting is completed, you are
ready to copy data to the hard drive
20140728.000 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140728.001 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140711.001 23.6 GB 35 Files
20140714.000 14.5 GB 72 Files
20140711.000 18.9 GB 29 Files
20140630.003 7.6 GB 16 Files
20140630.001 4.9 GB 8 Files
20140630.002 5.4 GB 12 Files
Backup Name Size Files
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
14 Backups ( 200GB / 980GB )
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
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Formatting...
20140728.000 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140728.001 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140711.001 23.6 GB 35 Files
20140714.000 14.5 GB 72 Files
20140711.000 18.9 GB 29 Files
20140630.003 7.6 GB 16 Files
20140630.001 4.9 GB 8 Files
20140630.002 5.4 GB 12 Files
Backup Name Size Files
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
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14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
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Format Drive
Format Completed

21 USING AN EXTERNAL USB HARD DRIVE DATA BACKUP (COPY) AND VERIFY 22
NSB-25 can be connected to USB external drive through USB 3.0 interface so that
it is possible to use the function of copy and SYNC in external drive.
The NSB-25 allows a user to copy a memory card to both the bridge pellet and to
an external USB hard drive at the same time, making three copies of data in a
single operation. The NSB-25 provides “Multi-copy” and “Sync” functions to make
backup more reliable.
Connect an external USB hard drive using the supplied USB 3.0 micro-B cable
during “XCopy/MCopy ready” mode. Connect the larger plug to the USB 3.0 port of
the NSB-25. The NSB-25 will detect the device and check the external USB hard drive.
11. Using an External USB Hard Drive
The built-in slots of CF & SD and optional modules support various memory cards
backup.
12.1. Parsing the memory card
12.2. Copy
(1) If the memory card contains new data
12. Data Backup (Copy) and Verify
The data on the memory card is
compared with the data stored on the
NSB-25 to determine whether it is new
data or already stored data. According to
the comparison result, the NSB-25
operates as follows:
When a new memory card is inserted,
NSB-25 shows three kinds of copy menu
as the left picture.
Choose the copy you want.
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
MCopy Ready
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Log File
Setup
Attention
●Insert the memory card carefully. The pins may bend if you insert the
memory card incorrectly.
●If you put several memory cards in slots, only the rst one connected
will be detected.
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
New SxS
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
13 Files
5.96GB
FAT32
Select Copy
Fast Copy
Copy & Verify
Safe Copy
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
MCopy Ready
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Log File
Setup
780 GB
USB3,0

23 DATA BACKUP (COPY) AND VERIFY DATA BACKUP (COPY) AND VERIFY 24
(2) Memory card with copied data
1) The hard drive equipped in bridge pellet and/or USB external drive.
Each time you put in the memory card,
NSB-25 parse the folder structure then
compare it with the stored backup
folders. If the memory card was copied
before, and not modied since, then
you can choose to [Verify] or [Copy] or
[Delete].
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
Same SxS
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
13 Files
5.96GB
FAT32
Select Copy
Verify
New Copy
Delete
Copy again. Make a new folder and copy all of the data in
the memory card to the hard drive (or SSD)1).
Compare data stored in the hard drive (or SSD)1) to the data
stored in the memory card.
Delete the data on the memory card so that it can be reused.
New Copy
Verify
Delete
12.3. Status
The execute function (Copy or verify)
Total number of les in the memory
card versus the number of copied les
Total volume of data in the memory
card versus amount of data copied
Elapsed time
Video clip during the Copy(or verify)
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
New SxS
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
13 Files
5.96GB
FAT32
Copying
8 / 13
2.56GB / 5.96GB
00:01:13
Reference
●You can set up to show thumbnail during copy. It causes slow performance of
backup according to codec. For details, refer to chapter 19. Setup. (Page 42)
●It performs CRC check during the copy, you can set the function of CRC
checking.
The performance of backup is limited to max 80MB/s. For the details on this
CRC check and setting, see chapter “17. Track of usage with logle” or
“19. Setup functions”. (Page 35, 41)
12.4. Indication of Results
Completed execute function
(Copy or verify)
Total number of les in the memory
card versus the number of copied les
Total volume of data in the memory
card versus volume of data copied
Copy speed in (MB/s)
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
New SxS
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
13 Files
5.96GB
FAT32
Copy Success
13 / 13
5.96GB
90MB/s
Reference
●If you don't remove the memory card, the NSB-25 will automatically turn o
within user set-up time (e.g., 50 seconds) to preserve battery life.
●For “The Location of Stored Data” and “The Name of Back up Folder,”
see Chapter 16.
Make a new folder on the hard drive (or SSD)1) and copy all
the memory card data into the folder.
Same as [Fast Copy] but after copying, the data on the
memory card is compared with the copied data in the hard
drive (or SSD) 1. Each bit is verified.
Before copying data, the hard drive (or SSD)1) verifies that
its hard drive area is safe. If a bad sector is detected, search
for a new, safe area –then copying [Fast Copy] will begin.
Fast Copy
Copy & Verify
Safe Copy

25 DATA BACKUP (COPY) AND VERIFY SHOW VIDEO & PHOTO 26
12.5. Display previous back up status
When the error occurs during the backup, the error message is displayed and
NSB-25 is automatically turned o. For the reminding of user, the NSB-25 displays
the previous operational status at the next power up, to show whether the last
backup was successful.
You can check the contents stored in bridge pellet or external drive or memory card
with the function of Browse Folders.
13.1. Browse Folders
13.2. Show Video
13. Show Video & Photo
It shows the list of back up folders.
When menu appears with information
of folders, select the menu you would
like to browse.
Number of video les
If you press “Show Video”, thumbnails of
the video are displayed as the example
on the left. For the video le of
unsupported format,
It indicates “Unsupported”
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
Prev. MCopy Failed
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
13 Files
5.96GB
Main Log
14:30:29 27-DEC-2013
SxS 128GB 25 Files 3 Videos
[Drive 1]
-> Seagate 1TB
-> Error: 0x06001234
[Drive 2]
-> Seagate 1TB
-> 20131227.000.123456
LOG
LOG
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
Prev. MCopy Success
774 GB
HDD 0
774 GB
HDD 1
13 Files
5.96GB
Main Log
14:30:29 27-DEC-2013
SxS 128GB 25 Files 3 Videos
[Drive 1]
-> Seagate 1TB
-> Error: 0x06001234
[Drive 2]
-> Seagate 1TB
-> 20131227.000.123456
LOG
LOG
20140728.000 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140728.001 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140711.001 23.6 GB 35 Files
20140714.000 14.5 GB 72 Files
20140711.000 18.9 GB 29 Files
20140630.003 7.6 GB 16 Files
20140630.001 4.9 GB 8 Files
20140630.002 5.4 GB 12 Files
Backup Name Size Files
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
14 Backups ( 200GB / 980GB )
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
Total Files: 180 File(s)
Total Size: 58.6 GB
Video: 12 File(s)
Photo: 32 File(s)
Show Photo
Transcoding
Show Video
Delete This Backup
Browse Folders
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
20140728.000.123456
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
20130113.000.123456 12 File(s)
00:20:01
10000000.MXF
00:20:01
20000000.MXF
00:20:01
30000000.MXF
00:20:01
40000000.MXF
00:20:01
50000000.MXF
00:20:01
60000000.MXF
00:20:01
70000000.MXF
00:20:01
80000000.MXF
00:20:01
90000000.MXF
00:20:01
10000000.MXF
00:20:01
11000000.MXF
00:20:01
12000000.MXF
Show Video
Recording time
File name
00:20:01
12000000.MXF
1) The hard drive equipped in bridge pellet and/or USB external drive.

27 SHOW VIDEO & PHOTO MAKING A SECONDARY COPY (SYNC) 28
You can easily copy all les from an internal hard drive module to another drive
when two or more hard drives are connected.
Select the “Sync” function and target
drive for SYNC.
Press “OK”
NSB-25 performs backup only the unit
of folders which has not copied.
Once it is copied, it will not repeat.
The Sync is done. If you would like to
go main screen, press the button of
“Back” or touch “OK”
00000000.MXF14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
00:01:23
1x
Press the clip to play.
(1) Total play time
(2) Progress of play
(Fast seeking with drag or touch)
(3) Current play time
(4) Play speed
(5) Play information
(6) Play/Pause
(7) Audio level meter
(8) The volume of sound
(Adjustable by drag or touch)
You can delete the folder you select.
Be careful. Deleted folders cannot be
restored.
HDMI Out
You can connect NSB-25 to a monitor through HDMI out.
The video is played on the monitor with HDMI button in playing screen.
13.3. Show Photo
This will be available with F/W upgrade in the near future.
13.4. Delete This Backup
14. Making a Secondary Copy (SYNC)
Total Files: 180 File(s)
Total Size: 58.6 GB
Video: 12 File(s)
Photo: 32 File(s)
Show Photo
Transcoding
Show Video
Delete This Backup
Browse Folders
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
20140728.000.123456
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CancelOK
Delete This Backup
20140728.000
58.6GB / 180 Files
Delete?
00:06:23
Select Target
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
14 Backups ( 200GB / 980GB )
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
780 GB
HDD 1
780 GB
USB3.0
Select Target
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
14 Backups ( 200GB / 980GB )
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
780 GB
HDD 1
780 GB
USB3.0
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CancelOK
Sync
Sync to
External USB HDD?
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
New SxS
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Syncing
3 / 4 Folders
20140728.000.123456
780 GB
USB3.0
13 / 13
5.96GB
(1) (2) (3)
(4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
New SxS
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Sync Success
4 / 4 Folders
780 GB
USB3.0

29 MAKING A SECONDARY COPY (SYNC) EXPORT FOLDER 30
When it is connected to more than one bridge pellet or USB external drive,
the selected folder in selected drive can be copied from one drive to another.
Export particular folder
Select folders to export and press
Choose the target drive.
Press “OK”.
00:06:23
15. Export Folder
20140728.001 58.6 GB 180 Files
20140711.001 23.6 GB 35 Files
20140714.000 14.5 GB 72 Files
20140711.000 18.9 GB 29 Files
20140630.003 7.6 GB 16 Files
20140630.001 4.9 GB 8 Files
20140630.002 5.4 GB 12 Files
Backup Name Size Files
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
14 Backups ( 200GB / 980GB )
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
Select Target
HDD 1
14 Backups ( 200GB / 980GB )
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
780 GB
HDD 1
780 GB
USB3.0
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
Select Target
Sync
Export Folders
Browse Folders
HDD Management
HDD 1
14 Backups ( 200GB / 980GB )
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
780 GB
HDD 1
780 GB
USB3.0
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CancelOK
Export Folder
Export 4 Folders
to External USB HDD?
Reference
●If an error occurs during the “Sync” function, the NSB-25 will automatically shut
down and display an error message at the next power up.
●If you don’t make any operation after the completion of backup, the power is
turned o automatically.
●In case of that NSB-25 is automatically turned o, it displays the previous
operational status at the next power up whether the last backup was successful.

31 EXPORT FOLDER USING THE NSB-25 AS A HARD DRIVE (OR SSD) 32
The NSB-25 and Bridge Pellet can be connected to your computer for use as an
external hard drive.
16.1. Connection to computer
(1) Turn your computer on. Wait until the operating system has completely booted.
(2) Turn the NSB-25 on.
(3) Connect the NSB-25 "USB 3.0(micro-B)" slot via the USB cable with a free
USB 3.0(Standard-A) port on your computer. A USB 2.0 port can also be used.
(4) Check the "PC Connection" on the NSB-25’s LCD display.
00:06:23
16. Using the NSB-25 as a Hard Drive (or SSD)
Executing of export.
Completion of export
You can go back to previous state of
MCopy Ready, press “Back” or “OK”.
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
New SxS
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Sync Success
4 / 4 Folders
780 GB
USB3.0
Reference
●If an error occurs during the “Export folder” function, the NSB-25 will
automatically shut down and display an error message.
●If you don’t make any operation after the completion of backup, the power is
turned o automatically.
●In case of that NSB-25 is automatically turned o, it displays the previous
operational status at the next power up whether the last backup was successful.
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
New SxS
780 GB
HDD 0
780 GB
HDD 1
Syncing
3 / 4 Folders
20140728.000.123456
780 GB
USB3.0
13 / 13
5.96GB
Reference
●Users of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 must have Service Pack 2 or
later and install an update to support exFAT. Windows Vista must be Service
Pack 1 or later for exFAT support.
●Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.6 and Linux 2.4.18 and later can fully access
exFAT le systems.
●The NSB-25 and the Bridge Pellet cannot be read by any version of Windows
prior to Windows XP (Service Pack 1).
●A computer can only recognize the NSB-25 and the Bridge Pellet. A computer
cannot recognize an external USB hard drive or any memory cards that are
connected to the NSB-25. Thus, the NSB-25 cannot be used as a memory card
reader.
●If connecting to the NSB-25 via USB, use the back slot of the computer.
The front slot might not be able to process the high speed signal.
14:30:29 10-JAN-2013
PC Connection

33 USING THE NSB-25 AS A HARD DRIVE (OR SSD) USING THE NSB-25 AS A HARD DRIVE (OR SSD) 34
00:06:23
16.2. Bridge Pellet connection to computer
(1) Turn your computer on. Wait until the operating system has completely booted.
(2) Connect the Bridge Pellet."USB 3.0(micro-B)" slot via the USB cable with a free
USB 3.0(Standard-A) port on your computer. A USB 2.0 port can also be used.
(3) The LED light is turned on when it connects, as the picture of below.
16.3. Browsing the contents of your hard drive
검색
My Computer
File Edit View Facorites Tool Help
내 컴퓨터Address
Search Folders
WINDOWS (C:)
NEXTODI_00 (E:)
Local Disk (D:)
Hard Disk Drives
검
검색
검색
검색
검
검
Control Panel
My Documents
My Computer
WINDOWS (C:)
Local Disk (D:)
DVD-RAM Drive (E:)
DVD Drive (F:)
NEXTODI_00 (G:)
NsbRoot
20140728.000.123456
XDROOT
20140728.001.134569
CONTENTS
20140728.002.223456
20140801.000.145216
TMP.000
TMP.001
NvsLog
Control Panel
Shared Documents
User’s Documents
USB Video Device
My Network Places
Recycle Bin
Folders
Address
Back
File Edit View Facorites T
XDROOT
S
16.4. Disconnecting the NSB-25 from Your Computer
(1) For Windows
Right click the Storage device icon in the System Tray (lower right corner of your
screen) and select “Safely Remove Hardware” or “Unplug” or “Eject Hardware”.
Then disconnect the cable from your NSB-25 and your computer.
(2) For MAC
Drag and drop the NEXTODI icon in the trash. Then disconnect the cable from the
NSB-25 and your computer.
●When connecting to computer normally,
the bridge pellet indicates the designated name
of drive during format or changed name
personally.
●Back up data is stored in the "NsbRoot" and
subfolders is created automatically. The log le is
stored in the subfolder of "NsbLog".
●The name of the folder is determined by the
shooting date.
For example, 20140801.000 means the last footage
recorded on August 1, 2014. (If you copy multiple
items on a single day, the last three digits will be
changed to indicate the download sequence –
“000, 001,002, 003, etc.)
●The date code comes from the video cameras.
If the date on the video camera is incorrect,
the folder name of NSB-25 will also be incorrect.
●If a copying failure occurs, the copy is stored on
your computer as a TMP folder. The TMP folder
contains the same le names, but the data may
be abnormal. You may delete the TMP folder.
For details, see the function of TMP deletion in
the chapter “18. Hard Drive (or SSD)
Management”. (Page 36)
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