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Kanguru <strong>USB</strong> <strong>Duplicator</strong><br />

CHAPTER 3 Copying<br />

Using your Kanguru <strong>USB</strong> <strong>Duplicator</strong><br />

The Kanguru <strong>USB</strong> <strong>Duplicator</strong> can copy <strong>USB</strong> drives in one of two modes:<br />

• Full Copy – this mode clones <strong>USB</strong> storage devices sector by sector from<br />

the Master to the Target(s), and supports all major OS formats<br />

(DOS/Windows/Mac/Linux). This mode is the slowest copy mode, but the<br />

safest.<br />

• Brief Copy – this mode clones only the sectors with information and will<br />

skip the blank sectors (including information hidden in sub channels). This<br />

mode is the fastest but will only support the following formats: DOS®,<br />

WIN98®, WIN2K®, WINNT®, and WINXP®, *Kanguru Solutions<br />

strongly recommends using Master and Target drives of the same<br />

capacity.<br />

• Notice: The source and target’s <strong>USB</strong> device capacity must be the same,<br />

otherwise, it may lead to data being copied incompletely and/or incorrectly<br />

To begin copying:<br />

1. Power on the Kanguru <strong>USB</strong> <strong>Duplicator</strong>.<br />

2. Connect the Master drive to the top left <strong>USB</strong> port.<br />

3. By default the Kanguru <strong>USB</strong> <strong>Duplicator</strong> is set to Full Copy Mode. If this is the<br />

desired operation, connect the master to the top left <strong>USB</strong> port. Otherwise,<br />

select the correct Copy mode and then insert the <strong>USB</strong> device to the top left<br />

<strong>USB</strong> port.<br />

4. If you want to copy using one of the other copy modes, press the ‘A’ button to<br />

toggle between the different modes. You can now select the desired Copy<br />

mode (Full Copy, Brief Copy, Full Copy & Compare, and Brief Copy &<br />

Compare). Once the Master and target(s) are inserted, the copy process will<br />

begin automatically.<br />

5. Once the Kanguru <strong>USB</strong> <strong>Duplicator</strong> has finished copying, it will display a “OK”<br />

for passed Target drives, and the appropriate error message for failed Target<br />

drives along with a solid red light above the corresponding <strong>USB</strong> port.<br />

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