Voom Superduper User manual

Voom SuperDuper™

User Guide

1-to-8 Hard Drive Duplicating Unit

SuperDuper™ User Guide

SuperDuper is a registered trademark of Voom Technologies, Inc.

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are trademarks or registered trademarks of their owners.

Third Edition

9 Jul 2013

(Based on the SuperDuper 2-01 release)

NOTICE OF PROPRIETARY RIGHTS

The equipment described herein including hardware, firmware, and

software is manufactured from designs that are the propert of Voom

Technologies, Inc.

Reproduction or reverse engineering of an part of this equipment

without express written permission of Voom Technologies, Inc. is

prohibited.

Printed in U.S.A.

SuperDuper is designed, developed, and manufactured in the USA.

VOOM Technologies, Inc.

110 St. Croix Trail South

Lakeland, Minnesota 55043

Telephone 651-998-1618

Fax 651-436-4030

Table o Contents

1 In ormation.........................................................................................1

1.1 Technical Documentation...........................................................................1

1.2 Data Protection............................................................................................1

2 Technical Support.............................................................................1

2.1 Support by Telephone.................................................................................1

2.2 Support by E-Mail........................................................................................1

2.3 Technical Support Tips...............................................................................1

3 Pre ace............................................................................................... 2

3.1 Product Contents.........................................................................................2

3.2 Requirements...............................................................................................2

3.3 Introduction..................................................................................................2

3.3.1 Features......................................................................................................................2

3.3.2 Standard Features......................................................................................................3

3.3.3 User Inter ace.............................................................................................................3

3.3.4 SHA-256 Hash Algorithm...........................................................................................5

3.3.5 Host Protected Area...................................................................................................5

3.3.6 Device Con iguration Overlay...................................................................................5

3.4 De initions....................................................................................................6

4 System Con iguration.......................................................................7

4.1 Installing Source Drive................................................................................7

4.2 Installing Target Drives...............................................................................8

5 Command Description......................................................................9

5.1 System Test Command...............................................................................9

5.2 Clone Drive Command................................................................................9

5.3 Veri y Drives Command............................................................................10

5.4 Wipe Drives Command..............................................................................10

5.5 Remove HPA Command............................................................................10

5.6 Remove DCO Command...........................................................................10

6 Button Inter ace...............................................................................11

6.1 Reset Alarm Procedure.............................................................................12

6.1.1 Alarm Buzzer (Warning)..........................................................................................12

6.1.2 Fast Blinking Light (Error).......................................................................................12

6.1.3 Slow Blinking Light (Error)......................................................................................12

6.1.4 Steady Light (Done).................................................................................................12

6.2 System Test Procedure.............................................................................13

6.3 Clone Drive Procedure..............................................................................13

6.4 Veri y Drives Procedure............................................................................14

6.5 Wipe Drives Procedure..............................................................................14

6.6 Remove HPA Procedure............................................................................15

6.7 Remove DCO Procedure...........................................................................16

7 Serial Inter ace.................................................................................17

7.1 System Test Procedure.............................................................................18

7.2 Clone Drive Procedure..............................................................................18

7.3 Veri y Drives Procedure............................................................................19

7.4 Wipe Drives Procedure..............................................................................20

7.5 Remove HPA Procedure............................................................................20

7.6 Remove DCO Procedure...........................................................................21

8 Special Precautions........................................................................22

8.1 Using the Buttons......................................................................................22

8.2 Target Drive Size Limitations....................................................................22

9 Troubleshooting..............................................................................23

10 Warranty.........................................................................................25

10.1 Limited Warranty......................................................................................25

10.1.1 Wearable Parts.......................................................................................................26

10.2 Warranty Return Instructions.................................................................26

11 Speci ications................................................................................27

11.1 CE..............................................................................................................27

11.2 FCC Exemption........................................................................................27

1 In ormation

1.1 Technical Documentation

Specifications and information contained in this manual are furnished b Voom

Technologies, Inc. for informational use onl and are subject to change at an

time without notice and should not be construed as a commitment b Voom

Technologies, Inc. Voom Technologies, Inc. assumes no responsibilit or liabilit

for an errors or inaccuracies that ma appear in this manual; including the

products, firmware and included accessories.

1.2 Data Protection

The user must be aware that an improper s stem configuration can lead to data

corruption. Please read the S stem Configuration chapter carefull before

attempting to operate this device. Voom Technologies, Inc. is not responsible for

an loss of data resulting from the use, disuse or misuse of this product.

2 Technical Support

2.1 Support by Telephone

Technical support is available to registered owners of Voom Technologies, Inc.

products b telephone Monda through Frida 8:00am to 4:00pm, Central Time

Zone at 651-998-1618.

2.2 Support by E-Mail

Voom Technologies, Inc. technical support is available b e-mail at

[email protected].

2.3 Technical Support Tips

Call from a telephone where ou have access to our computer. Please be

prepared to provide the following information:

●Name, telephone number, e-mail address

●Serial Number and version of the Voom SuperDuper product

●Make and model of our hard drives

●S mptoms of the problem

3 Pre ace

3.1 Product Contents

SuperDuper Hard Drive Duplicating Unit

8 inch SATA cables (9 shipped)

8 inch ATA ribbon cables (9 shipped)

Molex to SATA power adapters (2 shipped)

Molex to Molex Y power cables (4 shipped)

Molex to SATA Y power cables (4 shipped)

Molex to Molex 6 inch extension cable

Molex to SATA 6 inch extension cable

Standard serial interface cable

AC power cord

User Guide

3.2 Requirements

The SuperDuper Hard Drive Duplicating Unit supports parallel ATA and SATA

hard drives.

3.3 Introduction

The SuperDuper Hard Drive Duplicating Unit is designed to simultaneousl cop

information from an external source drive to each of the 8 destination (target)

drives attached. It provides ph sical connections for both parallel and serial

drives. The architecture also provides a separate data bus for each drive, 9 in

all. This multiple bus architecture allows the hardware to transfer data directl

from the source drive to each of the target drives without the need for an

software buffering, resulting in the fastest data transfer possible. The primar

operations that are supported include the following:

●Clone Drive – Performs a sector-b -sector cop of the entire source drive to

each of the target drives.

●Verif Drives – Performs a sector-b -sector verif of the data stored on each

of the target drives.

●Wipe Drives – Writes an all zeros data pattern to each of the target drives.

3.3.1 Features

The SuperDuper product is designed to operate with drives (up to 2TB) that

support either 28 or 48 bit addressing and both PIO and UDMA data transfer

modes. In addition, it automaticall detects the drive t pe (ATA/SATA) and the

drive address (Master/Slave) for both the source and each of the 8 target drives.

3.3.2 Standard Features

The SuperDuper product supports the following features:

●Automaticall discovers the source drive (ATA/SATA).

●Automaticall discovers up to a maximum of 8 target drives (ATA/SATA).

●Automaticall configures itself for the smallest size target drive.

●Automaticall configures itself for the lowest speed target drive.

●Provides both a Button Control Panel and a Serial Port interface.

●Provides the abilit to simultaneous transfer data from the source drive to

each of the 8 target drives with no performance degradation.

●Displa s the operating status and drive state to a 4 line LCD displa .

●Indicates the current operating status using both a status light and buzzer.

●Deactivates a failing target drive without interrupting the other drives.

●Automaticall senses the presence of a HPA/DCO on each of the drives.

●Clones the source drive b doing a sector-b -sector cop of the entire

source drive to each of the target drives simultaneousl . In addition, it

calculates a SHA-256 hash on the contents of the source drive which can

later be used to verif the data on each of the target drives.

●Verifies that the data has been transferred correctl b simultaneousl

calculating a SHA-256 hash on all drives and comparing the resulting hash

value of each target drive with the hash value of the source drive.

●Writes an all zeros data pattern to each of the target drives simultaneousl .

3.3.3 User Inter ace

The user interface for the SuperDuper Hard Drive Duplicating Unit supports both

a LCD (4 line x 20 character) and a serial port. Input is taken through either a

button control panel or a ke board via a terminal connected to the serial port.

The status information is alwa s displa ed to both the LCD and the serial

terminal when connected The following is displa ed on the LCD:

●The SuperDuper software version

●The operating state (e.g., Initializing, Ready, Busy, etc.)

●The number of b tes that have been written

●A list of drives, both Active and Disabled

The SuperDuper is designed to disable a target drive whenever a write error is

encountered. Disabling a failing drive does not effect an of the other target

drives and the operation will continue. Whenever a target drive is deactivated,

the failing drive is added to the failed drive list (e.g., Drives: 1234568 F: 7

indicates that drive 7 has failed) which is displa ed on the LCD. In addition, the

buzzer will sound each time the light mounted on the unit blinks, to indicate that a

drive has failed. If all of the drives are deactivated, the LCD will indicate that all

drives have failed and the status light will blink fast .

The following table illustrates the status conditions that will be displa ed on the

LCD following the execution of each command:

LCD Status Description

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: 12345678

Normal completion status.

All drives are still enabled.

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: 123678 F:45

Abnormal completion status.

Drives 4 and 5 failed the previous operation.

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: 12345678

<No Source Drive

Abnormal completion status.

The Source drive has failed.

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: F:12345678

<No Target Drive

Abnormal completion status.

All Target drives have failed.

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: F:12345678

<No Active Drive

Abnormal completion status.

All Target drives have failed.

The status indicators are designed to communicate the basic operating status to

an operator who is located a distance from the unit. It currentl provides the

following status information:

System Status Light Buzzer Description

Read Off Off Unit is accepting commands

Executing Heartbeat Off Unit is executing last command

Drive Failure

(Running)

Heartbeat Beep Unit has disable one or more

target drives and is continuing to

execute the last command

Drive Failure

(Finished)

Flashing

(1/sec)

Off Unit has completed the command

with one or more target drive

failures.

All Drives Failed

(Finished)

Flashing

(2/sec)

Off Unit has terminated execution due

to an unrecoverable error. Either

the Source drive failed or all the

Target drives have failed.

Finished On Off Unit has completed the command

successfull .

Note: Re er to the Reset Alarm Procedure section or details on how to

reset the alarm buzzer whenever it is beeping.

3.3.4 SHA-256 Hash Algorithm

The SHA-256 is a cr ptographic hash function designed b the National Securit

Agenc (NSA). SHA is an abbreviation for Secure Hash Algorithm. Regarding

the SuperDuper unit, this hash value can be thought of as a “digital fingerprint” of

the data contained on a specific drive. The SHA is used to verif that multiple

drives contain identical information.

3.3.5 Host Protected Area

The Host Protected Area (HPA) feature provides a method for hiding data on a

disk drive. The SuperDuper Hard Drive Duplicating Unit will recognize the

presence of data hidden b a HPA on the source drive and automaticall cop

both the configuration itself along with the associated data to each of the target

drives. It will also recognize the presence of a HPA configuration on each of the

target drives and automaticall remove it.

Note: Because o the way that the HPA eature works, a power cycle (e.g.,

Powering o the SuperDuper unit) may be required whenever managing

data hidden by a HPA.

3.3.6 Device Con iguration Overlay

The Device Configuration Overla (DCO) feature set provides et another wa to

hide data on a disk drive. The SuperDuper Hard Drive Duplicating Unit will

recognize the presence of data hidden b a DCO on the source drive and

automaticall cop both the configuration information itself along with the

associated data to each of the target drives. It will also recognize the presence

of a DCO configuration on each of the target drives and automaticall remove it.

Note: Because o the way that the DCO eature works, an unexpected

power interruption (e.g., switching the SuperDuper unit o while executing

a data trans er command) will result in the loss o the DCO con iguration

on the source drive. There ore, make sure that you always allow the clone

to inish or Cancel the clone prior to powering o the SuperDuper unit.

3.4 De initions

ATA: Advanced Technolog Attachment interface.

Parallel ATA Drive: An ATA hard drive whose data interface uses a 40 pin (40

or 80 conductor) ribbon cable.

Serial ATA Drive: An ATA hard drive whose data interface uses a 7 pin cable.

Source Drive: The hard drive from which the source data is read from during a

cop operation.

Target Drive: One of 8 hard drives that the data is written to during either a

cop or wipe operation.

Clone: The process of performing a sector-b -sector cop operation from the

source drive to each of the target drives.

Wipe: The process of writing zeros to ever sector of the target drives.

SHA Hash: The value that is generated b calculating a SHA-256 hash on ever

sector of a drive.

Host Protected Area (HPA): A reserved area for data storage outside the

normal operating file s stem.

Device Con iguration Overlay (DCO): A virtual device configuration for the

hard drive which ma change the drive size and/or other properties.

Ctrl: The ke board control ke .

HD or HDD: Hard Drive, also called the Hard Disk Drive.

GB: Gigab te: 1000000000 b tes.

MB: Megab te: 1000000 b tes.

KB: Kilob te. 1024 b tes.

4 System Con iguration

This chapter describes how to configure the SuperDuper unit to cop information

from a single source drive to 8 target drives.

4.1 Installing Source Drive

The SuperDuper can accommodate either a parallel ATA or serial ATA source

drive. A parallel drive will be connected using an ATA ribbon cable, while a serial

drive will be connected using a SATA cable. In both cases, the drive must be

connected directl to the SuperDuper unit (e.g. Source Drive receptacle). Power

for the drive is available from the power strip located in the center of the unit. All

parallel drives and some SATA drives can use the Molex power connectors

provided; however, SATA power adapters should be used for an SATA drive

equipped with the SATA power port. Do not connect 2 power cables to one

drive. Please use the following steps to install the source drive:

1. Power off the SuperDuper unit.

2. Attach the source drive to the power strip using either the Molex or SATA

extension cables provided.

3. For SATA drives, connect one end of the SATA cable to the SuperDuper unit

and the other end to the source drive.

4. For parallel ATA drives, first attach the blue connector of the ATA ribbon

cable to the rectangular port on the SuperDuper unit that correlates with the

source drive (e.g. Source Drive receptacle). Then, attach the black

connector of the ATA ribbon cable to the rectangular port on the source drive

itself.

Caution: Due to the design o both the SATA power and data connectors,

please ensure that each o the SATA cables are installed properly with no

sideways pressure on either end o the cables.

4.2 Installing Target Drives

One or more target drives, up to a maximum of 8, can be connected to the

SuperDuper unit. It can accommodate a combination of both parallel ATA and

SATA drives installed in an arrangement. Each of the parallel drives will be

connected using an ATA ribbon cable, while each of the serial drives will be

connected using a SATA cable. Power for each of the drives is available from

the power strip located in the center of the unit. Please follow the steps

described below to install the target drives:

1. Power off the SuperDuper unit.

2. Attach each of the target drives to the power strip using either the Molex to

Molex or Molex to SATA cables provided.

3. For serial ATA drives, connect one end of the SATA cable to the

SuperDuper unit and the other end to the corresponding target drive.

4. For parallel ATA drives, first attach the blue connector of the ATA ribbon

cable to the rectangular port on the SuperDuper unit. Then, attach the black

connector of the ATA ribbon cable to the rectangular port on the

corresponding target drive itself.

Caution: Due to the design o the SATA power and data connectors, please

ensure that each o the SATA cables are installed properly with no

sideways pressure on either end o the cables.

5 Command Description

This chapter provides a brief description of each of the commands supported b

the SuperDuper unit. Please refer to the Button Interface and Serial Interface

chapters of this document for detailed instructions on how to execute each of the

commands. Refer to the Troubleshooting chapter for information relating to a

failure.

5.1 System Test Command

This command is designed to verif that each of the the drives are connected

properl . The test scheduled b this command simpl reads a fixed number of

sectors from the each of the target drives and discards the data.

Note: This test is non-destructive as no data is written to any o the drives.

5.2 Clone Drive Command

This command is used to duplicate the source drive to each of the target drives

installed. Clone performs a sector-b -sector cop from the source drive to each

of the target drives, which will result in one or more exact copies of the source

drive. However, each of the target drives must have a capacit which is either

equal to or greater than the capacit of the source drive itself. If the size of an

target drive is less than the size of the source drive, a failure message will be

displa ed and the clone operation will terminate prematurel .

Optionall , this command can perform a verif operation after the clone operation

has finished. The verif operation ensures that all of the data contained on the

source drive was copied to each of the target drives successfull .

If a target drive is larger than the source drive, a portion of the target drive ma

not be usable. In this case, the unused sectors of the larger target drive are

automaticall wiped after the clone operation has completed.

The processing of either a Host Protected Area (HPA) or a Device Configuration

Overla (DCO) is automaticall handled b the SuperDuper Hard Drive

Duplicating Unit. If either a HPA or DCO exists on an of the target drives, it will

automaticall be removed during the processing of the Clone operation.

However, if either a HPA or DCO exists on the source drive, the data contained

in the protected area of the source drive will be copied to each of the target

drives and the same HPA or DCO will be configured on each of the target drives

as well.

5.3 Veri y Drives Command

This command is used to verif that the information copied to each of the target

drives is identical to that of the source drive. Verif calculates a SHA-256 hash

on each of the target drives and verifies that each of the resulting values match

the hash value associated with the source drive. In addition, this command also

displa s the actual SHA-256 value at the end of the verif operation so that it can

be referenced for future disk operations.

Note: This command will not veri y the data stored in either a Host

Protected Area (HPA) or a Device Con iguration Overlay (DCO), as

unlocking the hidden area o a drive once it has been duplicated could

jeopardize the data that is stored in the protected area.

5.4 Wipe Drives Command

This command is used to erase all of the data from each of the target drives

installed. It fills each of the sectors with a zero data pattern. If one of the target

drives is larger that another, the wipe operation will automaticall continue until

each of the installed target drives is completel wiped, including the largest one

installed.

The processing of either a Host Protected Area (HPA) or a Device Configuration

Overla (DCO) is automaticall handled b the SuperDuper Hard Drive

Duplicating Unit. If either a HPA or DCO exists on an of the target drives, it will

automaticall be removed during the processing of the Wipe operation.

5.5 Remove HPA Command

Older revisions of the ATA specification limit the configuration or removal of an

HPA to once per power c cle of the hard drive. To accommodate all hard drives

this command will instruct the user to power off the SuperDuper if it finds and

removes an HPA one or more of the target drives. HPAs are also automaticall

removed prior to performing a Clone operation. If none of the target drives

contain a HPA, no power c cling will be required.

5.6 Remove DCO Command

This command is used remove the DCO from each of the target drives. Unlike

HPAs, DCOs can be reconfigured multiple times without power c cling a hard

drive. The SuperDuper unit will automaticall reconfigure or remove DCOs while

processing a Clone or Wipe command.

6 Button Inter ace

The button control panel and the LCD are designed to be the normal user

interface. The LCD is used to displa each of the menu items, the current

operating state, the progress of the current command, and to acknowledge the

command status information. The button panel consists of the following three

buttons:

Button Function Description

Yellow Menu This button is designed to step through each of the

menu or parameter items. It alwa s steps in a

forward direction.

Green Enter This button is designed to either select a menu or

parameter item, or acknowledge status information.

Red Cancel This button is designed to either abort the entering of

a new command or the execution of the previous

command.

The button command menu is organized into a series of levels and parameter

values. When displa ed, the command information is displa ed on the top line of

the LCD and the parameter information on the next line. The level information is

separated from the command information using a colon (e.g., [1:S stem Test]

refers to level 1, and a command of “S stem Test”). Each of the parameters

associated with a particular command (e.g., Wipe Enabled, Wipe Disabled) are

displa ed under the command once it has been selected. The prompting

hierarch used to organize the set of supported commands follows:

Level Prompt Description

1 S stem Test Perform a s stem test.

2 Clone Drive Perform a clone drive operation.

SHA Disabled Disables the verification of each target drive

after the clone operation has finished (default).

SHA Re-Verif Enables the verification of each target drive after

the clone operation has finished.

Wipe Enabled Enables wiping the unused area of a target drive

(default).

Wipe Disabled Disables wiping the unused area of a target

drive.

3 Verif Drives Verif all drives contain the same data.

4 Wipe Drives Perform a wipe drive operation.

5 Remove HPA Remove HPA from target drives.

6 Remove DCO Remove DCO from target drives.

Whenever commands are entered from the button control panel, all status

information must be acknowledged b the operator. A special arrow character

[←] displa ed in the lower right hand corner of the LCD indicates that the unit is

waiting for acknowledgment of the data currentl displa ed on the LCD. Press

the <enter> button each time the arrow character is displa ed in order to

continue executing the current command.

Note: When operating rom the button control panel, the user may

terminate an executing command by pressing the <cancel> button.

6.1 Reset Alarm Procedure

This section describes the sequence associated with clearing both the status

light and the alarm buzzer, once the operator has anal zed either a warning or

an error condition.

6.1.1 Alarm Buzzer (Warning)

A beeping sound heard while a data transfer operation is in process indicates

that one of the drives has failed, but that there is at least one active drive

remaining. To acknowledge this warning condition, momentaril press the

<cancel> button to reset alarm buzzer.

6.1.2 Fast Blinking Light (Error)

A fast blinking light indicates that all of the drives have failed and that all data

transfer operations have been suspended. Whenever this condition occurs,

power off the unit and ensure that each of the cables is securel attached to the

target drives. Once all of the cables are securel attached, power on the unit and

monitor the status of the Power On Self Test (POST).

Note: I any o the drives ail POST, please remove the ailing drives be ore

issuing the next data trans er command.

6.1.3 Slow Blinking Light (Error)

A slow blinking light after the data transfer has completed indicates that one or

more target drives have failed; however, at least one target drive contains a

successful duplicate. Press the <enter> button to acknowledge this condition

and reset the light status.

6.1.4 Steady Light (Done)

A stead light indicates that the previous command has completed successfull .

Momentaril press the <enter> button to acknowledge this condition and reset

the light status.

6.2 System Test Procedure

The following table describes the sequence associated with performing a s stem

test of the current configuration using the button panel interface.

LCD inter ace Comments

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: 12345678

From the main window, press <menu> to

displa the initial menu item.

Note: All drives have been activated.

1:System Test Press <enter> to execute the s stem test

command.

Test System Drives

OK (enter/cancel)? Press <enter> to acknowledge that ou want to

proceed.

Testing Source

▓▓▓▓ Interim status of the s stem test of the source

drive.

Testing Target 1

▓▓▓▓ Interim status of the s stem test of the first

target drive.

. . .

Testing Target 8

▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓ Interim status of the s stem test of the last

target drive.

Operation Complete The status displa ed after it completes the

command.

6.3 Clone Drive Procedure

The following table describes the normal sequence associated with performing a

clone operation of the source drive using the button panel interface.

LCD inter ace Comments

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: 12345678

From the main window, press <menu> to

displa the initial menu item.

1:System Test Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

2:Clone Drive Press <enter> to execute the clone drive

command.

3:Clone Drive

SHA Disabled

Wipe Enabled

Press <enter> to execute the clone drive

command with the SHA verif option disabled

and the wipe option enabled.

Clone Source Drive

OK (enter/cancel)? Press <enter> to acknowledge that ou want to

proceed.

Cloning 3.7GB/min

00:05:15 12GB/80GB Interim status of the cloning operation.

Wiping 3.8GB/min

00:07:06 27GB/40GB Interim status of the wiping to the end of the

target(s).

Operation Complete The status displa ed after it completes the

command.

6.4 Veri y Drives Procedure

The following table describes the sequence associated with performing a verif

operation of each target drive using the button panel interface.

LCD inter ace Comments

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: 12345678

From the main window, press <menu> to

displa the initial menu item.

1:System Test Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

2:Clone Drive Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

3:Verify Drives Press <enter> to execute the verif drives

command.

Verify SHA Data

OK (enter/cancel)? Press <enter> to acknowledge that ou want to

proceed.

Verifying 3.8GB/min

00:16:03 61GB/80GB Interim status of the verif operation.

Operation Complete The status displa ed after it completes the

command.

6.5 Wipe Drives Procedure

The following table describes the sequence associated with performing a wipe

operation on each of the target drives using the button panel interface.

LCD inter ace Comments

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: 12345678

From the main window, press <menu> to

displa the initial menu item.

1:System Test Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

2:Clone Drive Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

3:Verify Drives Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

4:Wipe Drives Press <enter> to execute the wipe drives

command.

Wipe Target Drives

OK (enter/cancel)? Press <enter> to acknowledge that ou want to

proceed.

Wiping 3.9GB/min

00:11:01 43GB/80GB Interim status of the wiping operation.

Operation Complete The status displa ed after it completes the

command.

6.6 Remove HPA Procedure

The following table describes the sequence associated with removing a HPA

from each of the target drives using the button panel interface.

LCD inter ace Comments

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: 12345678

From the main window, press <menu> to

displa the initial menu item.

1:System Test Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

2:Clone Drive Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

3:Verify Drives Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

4:Wipe Drives Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

5:Remove HPA Press <enter> to execute the remove HPA

command.

Remove Target HPA

OK (enter/cancel)? Press <enter> to acknowledge that ou want to

proceed.

Removing Target 1

HPA Interim status of the remove HPA operation.

. . .

Removing Target 8

HPA Interim status of the remove HPA operation.

Operation Complete The status displa ed after it completes the

command.

6.7 Remove DCO Procedure

The following table describes the sequence associated with removing a DCO

from each of the target drives using the button panel interface.

LCD inter ace Comments

SuperDuper 2-01

Status: Ready

Drives: 12345678

From the main window, press <menu> to

displa the initial menu item.

1:System Test Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

2:Clone Drive Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

3:Verify Drives Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

4:Wipe Drives Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

5:Remove HPA Press < menu > again to advance to the next

menu item.

6:Remove DCO Press <enter> to execute the remove DCO

command.

Remove Target DCO

OK (enter/cancel)? Press <enter> to acknowledge that ou want to

proceed.

Removing Target 1

DCO Interim status of the remove DCO operation.

. . .

Removing Target 8

DCO Interim status of the remove DCO operation.

Operation Complete The status displa ed after it completes the

command.

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