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							Technical Support
If you need any assistance to get your unit functioning properly, please have 
your product information ready and contact Addonics Technical Support at:
Hours: 8:30 am - 6:00 pm PST
Phone: 408-453-6212
Email: http://www.addonics.com/support/query/
www.addonics.com
1:31 USB HDD / Flash Duplicator
(UDFH31)
T E C H N O L O G I E S
User Guide

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Unpacking and Overview
Power Cord (U.S. Version Shown)
WARNING: Please remember to
set the power supply to your local outlet voltage prior to plugging in the power cord. Failure to do somay damage the power supply.
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2
3
Front View
Rear View1. LCD Display and Control Module
2. Source Port
3. Target Ports

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Compatibility
Duplicator is USB 2.0 compliant. Works with USB 3.0 devices at 480Mb/s.
Works with the following devices:
- USB Flash media drive
- USB External hard disk
- Addonics Pocket Ultra DigiDrive (including PCMCIA storage devices or
flash storage with the Addonics adapters)
- Addonics Pocket eSATA/USB DigiDrive
- Addonics Pocket Micro SATA UDD
- Addonics Diamond or Ruby ExDrive, with or without Cipher feature, using \
the Addonics USB 3.0 to eSATAp Adapter
- Any of the above USB storage devices used with the Addonics CipherUSB
NOTE: Using an external power supply with storage devices that support
external power is strongly recommended.
Using the Duplicator with Adapters not supplied by Addonics is not
supported or recommended.
Duplicating source media encrypted using the Addonics Cipher family of
products can be done without using the Cipher hardware – which will r\
esult
in encrypted duplicates. This requires the Setup option Copy Area to be set
to “Whole Media.”
The Duplicator can copy media formatted as FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, ext2 or
ext3 with the Setup option Copy Area set to “System and Files.” Copying
NTFS media this way requires target media that is larger in capacity tha\
n the
source.
Quick Start
1. Insert the source device into the source slot, and any target devices\

desired.
2. Turn on the unit.
3. After a self-diagnostic, the unit will scan all ports and start on the C\
opy
function.
4. Press OK to begin.
5. The Duplicator can operate in Asynchronous mode if it is able to contain
all of the source data in internal memory – about 200MB. Otherwise it\
will
operate in Direct mode.
For Direct mode:
Once the Duplicator has analyzed the source device, it will scan for
suitable target devices. While examining connected targets, the ports g\
reen
LED will blink. If the device is suitable, the green LED will glow. If the device
is unsuitable, the red LED will glow. The Display will show how many targets
are ready.
Press OK once all of the targets are ready to begin copying. The
green LEDs will blink to indicate activity. Once copying is complete for a
target, the green LED will glow to indicate copy succeeded or the red LE\
D
will glow to indicate the copy failed.
For Asynchronous mode (default):
Once the Duplicator has analyzed the source device, it will scan for
suitable target devices. While examining a target device, the green LED \
will
blink. If a target device is suitable, the green LED will continue to bl\
ink and
the copy process will begin immediately. When a target is finished, the green
LED will glow to indicate the copy succeeded, or the red LED will glow t\
o
indicate the copy failed.
Once a target devices port LED is glowing green or red, the device
may be removed and another inserted in its place. The new device will be
examined and copying will proceed. The LCD Display will show an ongoing
tally of devices that passed and failed the copy process.
Duplicator Functions
The Duplicator menu has three sections: Main Menu, and Utility and Setup\

which are accessed as Main Menu Items 6 and 7.
Main Menu
1. Copy
Performs the Copy process as described in the Quick Start section. When \
the Copy function is on the menu display, it also shows the current setting for
the Copy Area function in the Setup Menu: (Data) for the “System and Files”\

setting, or (Whole) for the “Whole Media” setting. For details, \
see 7.2. Copy
Area.
2. Compare
Performs a full comparison between the target devices and the source
device.
3. Copy+Compare
Performs both the Copy and Compare functions in a single step. Between
the two functions the devices are all powered down for a duration set by\
the
Power Off Time Between Copy+Compare function in the Setup menu.
Copy+Compare does not display the Copy Area setting.
4. Capacity Check
Performs a basic test on target devices to determine if they are functio\
ning
properly. Does not report the status of the source device. Displays pass and
fail counts, and number of drives remaining to test under “Capacity”\
when in
progress. When complete, each target port will show a green or red LED
glowing to indicate which devices pass or fail. Using the arrow keys wil\
l show
the status or capacity of each device.
Capacity Check does work in Asynchronous mode, so once its been
activated, target devices can be removed when finished and more target
devices can be inserted.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
5. In formation
The Information function is actually a sub-menu with two functions:
5.1. USB Info.
Pressing OK for USB info will begin with a port number (beginning with \
[1],
which is the SOURCE port). Use the arrow buttons to move between ports.\

As each port is selected, the unit will read a device if present, and re\
port on
the capacity and file system found on that port.
5.2. System Info.
Displays the type of duplicator (by source and target count, for exampl\
e 1-7)
and the firmware version.
Utility Menu
6.1. Do Format
Formats the target media using the following sub-options:
6.1.1. Auto Format
The Duplicator will format the media using the following rules:
If the media is formatted using one partition of either FAT16 or FAT32, the
unit will simply reformat the media the same way.
If the media is not formatted using a FAT file system, it will be formatted as
FAT16 if the capacity is under 2GB, or FAT32 if greater than 2TB.
6.1.2. FAT Format
The Duplicator will format the media as FAT16.
6.1.3. FAT32 Format
The Duplicator will format the media as FAT32.
Having chosen one of the three sub-options, press OK once more to confir\
m
the choice or ESC to cancel.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
6.2. Measure Speed
Estimates the read and write speed of the target media. After selecting this
function, the port number in use will appear on the LCD, beginning with \
Port
2 (the first target). Press the arrow buttons to switch between target\
s. Once a
target is detected, the test will continue to run without accepting any \
more
input until it is complete, then provide a short report on the read and \
write
speed for the media found.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
6.3. Media Check
Performs a full examination of all space on target media using the follo\
wing
sub-options:
6.3.1. H3 Safe
Performs a read-only examination of media, without harming any data.
6.3.2. H5 R/W
Performs a destructive read-write examination of media.
6.3.3. Setup Range
This option determines how much of the media is examined by the Media
Check, expressed as a percentage. This percentage is shown in the Media
Check menu for the Safe and R/W options. Default setting is 100%.
6.3.4. Set Error Limit
This option determines how much of the tested media may show an error
before a media is counted as a FAIL. Expressed as a percentage of the
tested area. The Default setting is 0.
Media Check uses Asynchronous Mode, meaning devices may be removed
once tested and new media may be inserted after the process begins.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
6.4. Quick Erase
Erases all content on all target media, leaving the file system intact. \
Quick
Erase only works on FAT16 or FAT32 file systems. Media formatted using
other file systems will fail, leaving the data intact. Works in Asynchronous
Mode, meaning media may be removed once erased and more may be
inserted later.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
6.5. Full Erase
Erases all content on target media completely by overwriting all blocks \
with
zeros, leaving the media unformatted when complete. Works in Asynchro-
nous Mode, meaning media may be removed once erased and more may be
inserted later.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
6.6. DoD Erase
Performs a 3-pass sanitization of all media blocks compliant with DoD
5220.22-M standards.
6.7. System Update
Performs a firmware update to the unit. Update procedure details to be
released with the update itself. Briefly, insert a media into the device contain -
ing the binary firmware image, then press OK. When the process is com -
plete, turn the unit completely off, wait five seconds, then turn the unit back
on.
6.8. Calc. Checksum
Calculates a checksum value for the Copy Area function defined in the
Setup Menu.
NOTE: This function is not to be used to validate copies. Media that have
identical content and structure may still have different checksums. Testing
media devices for accurate duplication should only be done using the Com\
-
pare function.
Setup Menu
7.1. Startup Menu
Defines the function that will appear by default after power-on testing \
is
completed. Any of the Main Menu functions may be selected.
Default is 1. Copy.
7.2. Copy Area
Determines the method for copying from the source device to the target
devices: “Whole Media” copies the entire device, sector-by-sector \
– without
any regard to the contents. “System and Files” copies only the con\
tents of file
systems understood by the firmware: FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, ext2 or ext3. File
systems not recognized by the firmware will be copied using the “Whol\
e
Media” method.
Default is “System and Files.”
7.3. Button Beep
Enables or disables the unit sounding a “beep” noise when buttons \
are
pressed.
7.4. Asyn Hold Time
During operations that use Asynchronous Mode, this setting determines the
delay after all media have been removed before confirming that an operat\
ion
is complete. Once that delay has been expired, the operation will halt a\
nd the
display will request confirmation to exit the function. Press OK to conf\
irm the
exit, ESC to resume the function.
Settings are “Turn OFF” to disable this feature, meaning Asynchronous
functions will continue indefinitely until ESC is pressed, or a selectio\
n of
delay in seconds or minutes.
Default is “Turn OFF.”
7.5. Target Tolerance
Used to define the acceptable difference in capacity during the copy function,
using one of three settings:
No Limit: Target capacity will not be considered before proceeding.
100% Same: Target capacity will be considered suitable only if the capacity is
identical to the source.
Allow tolerance: Selecting this option offers two additional choices: Set UP
Limit allows either “No Limit” or a percentage greater than the so\
urce capac -
ity. Set LOW Limit allows either “No Limit” or a percentage less than\
the
source capacity.
The Target Tolerance menu item displays the current setting in parentheses.
Default is “No Limit.”
NOTE: The size of the file system on the source is always duplicated with all \
contents. Target devices greater than or less than the source capacity will not
reflect any changes to correct the difference.
The Duplicator always copies files in their original location. If a smal\
ler target
is allowed, any files that occupy space on the source that doesnt exist\
on the
target will cause the duplicate to fail.
7.6. Asynchronous
Enables or disables Asynchronous Mode during the copy function. When
enabled, the Copy, Compare, and Copy+Compare functions will work as
described by the Quick Start section of this User Guide. When disabled, \
the
Copy, Compare, and Copy+Compare functions will work as described in the
Quick Start section of this User Guide in Direct Mode only.
Default is “Enable.”
7.7. Check Before Copy
Enables or disables testing target media before proceeding with the Copy\

function.
Default is “Do Check” (enabled).
7.8. Power Off Time Between Copy+Compare
Determines the delay in seconds between the Copy and Compare functions
during Main Menu function 3. Copy+Compare.
Default is 3 (seconds).
7.9. Language
Sets the language used by the firmwares LCD display. Choices are English
or Japanese.
Default is English.
7.10. Working Mode
Determines the approximate rate at which the Duplicator will attempt to \
copy
media. Faster settings may shorten copy time but result in higher failur\
e
rates, slower settings will cause the process to take longer but will im\
prove
the reliability of the copy.
Default is “Normal Mode.” Choices are: Slowest, Slower, Normal, Faster,
Fastest.
7.11. Set HDD Mode
When enabled, all target devices will be required to be equal to or grea\
ter
than the capacity of the source, overriding “LOW Limit” tolerance \
settings
(see 7.5. Target Tolerance).
7.12. Restore Default
Returns all settings to their factory default values.

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Compatibility
Duplicator is USB 2.0 compliant. Works with USB 3.0 devices at 480Mb/s.
Works with the following devices:
- USB Flash media drive
- USB External hard disk
- Addonics Pocket Ultra DigiDrive (including PCMCIA storage devices or
flash storage with the Addonics adapters)
- Addonics Pocket eSATA/USB DigiDrive
- Addonics Pocket Micro SATA UDD
- Addonics Diamond or Ruby ExDrive, with or without Cipher feature, using \
the Addonics USB 3.0 to eSATAp Adapter
- Any of the above USB storage devices used with the Addonics CipherUSB
NOTE: Using an external power supply with storage devices that support
external power is strongly recommended.
Using the Duplicator with Adapters not supplied by Addonics is not
supported or recommended.
Duplicating source media encrypted using the Addonics Cipher family of
products can be done without using the Cipher hardware – which will r\
esult
in encrypted duplicates. This requires the Setup option Copy Area to be set
to “Whole Media.”
The Duplicator can copy media formatted as FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, ext2 or
ext3 with the Setup option Copy Area set to “System and Files.” Copying
NTFS media this way requires target media that is larger in capacity tha\
n the
source.
Quick Start
1. Insert the source device into the source slot, and any target devices\

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Phone:   408-573-8580
Fax:     408-573-8588
Email:   http://www.addonics.com/sales/query/
CONTACT US
Compatibility
Duplicator is USB 2.0 compliant. Works with USB 3.0 devices at 480Mb/s.
Works with the following devices:
- USB Flash media drive
- USB External hard disk
- Addonics Pocket Ultra DigiDrive (including PCMCIA storage devices or 
  flash storage with the Addonics adapters)
- Addonics Pocket eSATA/USB DigiDrive
- Addonics Pocket Micro SATA UDD
- Addonics Diamond or Ruby ExDrive, with or without Cipher feature, using \
  the Addonics USB 3.0 to eSATAp Adapter
- Any of the above USB storage devices used with the Addonics CipherUSB
NOTE: Using an external power supply with storage devices that support 
external power is strongly recommended.
Using the Duplicator with Adapters not supplied by Addonics is not 
supported or recommended.
Duplicating source media encrypted using the Addonics Cipher family of 
products can be done without using the Cipher hardware – which will r\
esult 
in encrypted duplicates. This requires the Setup option Copy Area to be set 
to “Whole Media.”
The Duplicator can copy media formatted as FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, ext2 or 
ext3 with the Setup option Copy Area  set to “System and Files.” Copying 
NTFS media this way requires target media that is larger in capacity tha\
n the 
source.
Quick Start
1. Insert the source device into the source slot, and any target devices\
 
    desired.
2. Turn on the unit.
3. After a self-diagnostic, the unit will scan all ports and start on the C\
opy 
    function.
4. Press OK to begin.
5. The Duplicator can operate in Asynchronous mode if it is able to contain 
all of the source data in internal memory – about 200MB. Otherwise it\
 will 
    operate in Direct mode.
For Direct mode:
  Once the Duplicator has analyzed the source device, it will scan for 
suitable target devices. While examining connected targets, the ports g\
reen 
LED will blink. If the device is suitable, the green LED will glow. If the device 
is unsuitable, the red LED will glow. The Display will show how many targets 
are ready.
  Press OK once all of the targets are ready to begin copying. The 
green LEDs will blink to indicate activity. Once copying is complete for a 
target, the green LED will glow to indicate copy succeeded or the red LE\
D 
will glow to indicate the copy failed.
For Asynchronous mode (default):
  Once the Duplicator has analyzed the source device, it will scan for 
suitable target devices. While examining a target device, the green LED \
will 
blink. If a target device is suitable, the green LED will continue to bl\
ink and 
the copy process will begin immediately. When a target is finished, the green 
LED will glow to indicate the copy succeeded, or the red LED will glow t\
o 
indicate the copy failed.
  Once a target devices port LED is glowing green or red, the device 
may be removed and another inserted in its place. The new device will be 
examined and copying will proceed. The LCD Display will show an ongoing 
tally of devices that passed and failed the copy process.
Duplicator Functions
The Duplicator menu has three sections: Main Menu, and Utility and Setup\
 
which are accessed as Main Menu Items 6 and 7.
Main Menu
1. Copy
Performs the Copy process as described in the Quick Start section. When \
the Copy function is on the menu display, it also shows the current setting for 
the Copy Area function in the Setup Menu: (Data) for the “System and Files”\
 
setting, or (Whole) for the “Whole Media” setting. For details, \
see 7.2. Copy 
Area.
2. Compare
Performs a full comparison between the target devices and the source 
device.
3. Copy+Compare
Performs both the Copy and Compare functions in a single step. Between 
the two functions the devices are all powered down for a duration set by\
 the 
Power Off Time Between Copy+Compare function in the Setup menu. 
Copy+Compare does not display the Copy Area setting.
4. Capacity Check
Performs a basic test on target devices to determine if they are functio\
ning 
properly. Does not report the status of the source device. Displays pass and 
fail counts, and number of drives remaining to test under “Capacity”\
 when in 
progress. When complete, each target port will show a green or red LED 
glowing to indicate which devices pass or fail. Using the arrow keys wil\
l show 
the status or capacity of each device.
Capacity Check does work in Asynchronous mode, so once its been 
activated, target devices can be removed when finished and more target 
devices can be inserted.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
5. In formation
The Information function is actually a sub-menu with two functions:
5.1. USB Info.
Pressing OK for USB info will begin with a port number (beginning with \
[1], 
which is the SOURCE port). Use the arrow buttons to move between ports.\
 
As each port is selected, the unit will read a device if present, and re\
port on 
the capacity and file system found on that port.
5.2. System Info.
Displays the type of duplicator (by source and target count, for exampl\
e 1-7) 
and the firmware version.
Utility Menu
6.1. Do Format
Formats the target media using the following sub-options:
6.1.1. Auto Format
The Duplicator will format the media using the following rules:
If the media is formatted using one partition of either FAT16 or FAT32, the 
unit will simply reformat the media the same way.
If the media is not formatted using a FAT file system, it will be formatted as 
FAT16 if the capacity is under 2GB, or FAT32 if greater than 2TB.
6.1.2. FAT Format
The Duplicator will format the media as FAT16.
6.1.3. FAT32 Format
The Duplicator will format the media as FAT32.
Having chosen one of the three sub-options, press OK once more to confir\
m 
the choice or ESC to cancel.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
6.2. Measure Speed
Estimates the read and write speed of the target media. After selecting this 
function, the port number in use will appear on the LCD, beginning with \
Port 
2 (the first target). Press the arrow buttons to switch between target\
s. Once a 
target is detected, the test will continue to run without accepting any \
more 
input until it is complete, then provide a short report on the read and \
write 
speed for the media found.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
6.3. Media Check
Performs a full examination of all space on target media using the follo\
wing 
sub-options:
6.3.1. H3 Safe
Performs a read-only examination of media, without harming any data.
6.3.2. H5 R/W
Performs a destructive read-write examination of media.
6.3.3. Setup Range
This option determines how much of the media is examined by the Media 
Check, expressed as a percentage. This percentage is shown in the Media 
Check menu for the Safe and R/W options. Default setting is 100%.
6.3.4. Set Error Limit
This option determines how much of the tested media may show an error 
before a media is counted as a FAIL. Expressed as a percentage of the 
tested area. The Default setting is 0.
Media Check uses Asynchronous Mode, meaning devices may be removed 
once tested and new media may be inserted after the process begins.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
6.4. Quick Erase
Erases all content on all target media, leaving the file system intact. \
Quick 
Erase only works on FAT16 or FAT32 file systems. Media formatted using 
other file systems will fail, leaving the data intact. Works in Asynchronous 
Mode, meaning media may be removed once erased and more may be 
inserted later.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
6.5. Full Erase
Erases all content on target media completely by overwriting all blocks \
with 
zeros, leaving the media unformatted when complete. Works in Asynchro-
nous Mode, meaning media may be removed once erased and more may be 
inserted later.
NOTE: NEVER remove a device while the LED is blinking.
6.6. DoD Erase
Performs a 3-pass sanitization of all media blocks compliant with DoD 
5220.22-M standards.
6.7. System Update
Performs a firmware update to the unit. Update procedure details to be 
released with the update itself. Briefly, insert a media into the device contain -
ing the binary firmware image, then press OK. When the process is com -
plete, turn the unit completely off, wait five seconds, then turn the unit back 
on.
6.8. Calc. Checksum
Calculates a checksum value for the  Copy Area function defined in the 
Setup Menu.
NOTE: This function is not to be used to validate copies. Media that have 
identical content and structure may still have different checksums. Testing 
media devices for accurate duplication should only be done using the Com\
 -
pare function.
Setup Menu
7.1. Startup Menu
Defines the function that will appear by default after power-on testing \
is 
completed. Any of the Main Menu functions may be selected.
Default is 1. Copy.
7.2. Copy Area
Determines the method for copying from the source device to the target 
devices: “Whole Media” copies the entire device, sector-by-sector \
– without 
any regard to the contents. “System and Files” copies only the con\
tents of file 
systems understood by the firmware: FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, ext2 or ext3. File 
systems not recognized by the firmware will be copied using the “Whol\
e 
Media” method.
Default is “System and Files.”
7.3. Button Beep
Enables or disables the unit sounding a “beep” noise when buttons \
are 
pressed.
7.4. Asyn Hold Time
During operations that use Asynchronous Mode, this setting determines the 
delay after all media have been removed before confirming that an operat\
ion 
is complete. Once that delay has been expired, the operation will halt a\
nd the 
display will request confirmation to exit the function. Press OK to conf\
irm the 
exit, ESC to resume the function.
Settings are “Turn OFF” to disable this feature, meaning Asynchronous 
functions will continue indefinitely until ESC is pressed, or a selectio\
n of 
delay in seconds or minutes.
Default is “Turn OFF.”
7.5. Target Tolerance
Used to define the acceptable difference in capacity during the copy function, 
using one of three settings:
No Limit: Target capacity will not be considered before proceeding.
100% Same: Target capacity will be considered suitable only if the capacity is 
identical to the source.
Allow tolerance: Selecting this option offers two additional choices: Set UP 
Limit allows either “No Limit” or a percentage greater than the so\
urce capac -
ity. Set LOW Limit allows either “No Limit” or a percentage less than\
 the 
source capacity.
The Target Tolerance menu item displays the current setting in parentheses. 
Default is “No Limit.”
NOTE: The size of the file system on the source is always duplicated with all \
contents. Target devices greater than or less than the source capacity will not 
reflect any changes to correct the difference.
The Duplicator always copies files in their original location. If a smal\
ler target 
is allowed, any files that occupy space on the source that doesnt exist\
 on the 
target will cause the duplicate to fail.
7.6. Asynchronous
Enables or disables Asynchronous Mode during the copy function. When 
enabled, the Copy, Compare, and Copy+Compare functions will work as 
described by the Quick Start section of this User Guide. When disabled, \
the 
Copy, Compare, and Copy+Compare functions will work as described in the 
Quick Start section of this User Guide in Direct Mode only.
Default is “Enable.”
7.7. Check Before Copy
Enables or disables testing target media before proceeding with the Copy\
 
function.
Default is “Do Check” (enabled).
7.8. Power Off Time Between Copy+Compare
Determines the delay in seconds between the Copy and Compare functions 
during Main Menu function 3. Copy+Compare.
Default is 3 (seconds).
7.9. Language
Sets the language used by the firmwares LCD display. Choices are English 
or Japanese.
Default is English.
7.10. Working Mode
Determines the approximate rate at which the Duplicator will attempt to \
copy 
media. Faster settings may shorten copy time but result in higher failur\
e 
rates, slower settings will cause the process to take longer but will im\
prove 
the reliability of the copy.
Default is “Normal Mode.” Choices are: Slowest, Slower, Normal, Faster, 
Fastest.
7.11. Set HDD Mode
When enabled, all target devices will be required to be equal to or grea\
ter 
than the capacity of the source, overriding “LOW Limit” tolerance \
settings 
(see 7.5. Target Tolerance).
7.12. Restore Default
Returns all settings to their factory default values.

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