Advanced Brief Mode; Scan Size - Kanguru KCLONE-7HDS-PRO User Manual

6.1.23 advanced brief Mode

The Brief copy mode is usually the fastest duplication method available. However Brief mode only
supports a handful of file systems. The ADV. BRIEF MODE operation allows you to execute a Brief
copy of unsupported file systems.
The Advanced Brief copy mode requires loading a special Master drive image to a Storage Center
drive. For information on formatting a hard drive as a Storage Center, see section 6.3.6 Make Storage
Center on page 51.
To use the Advanced Brief Copy, first you will need to prepare a new Master disk that will be supported
by Advanced Brief Copy:
1. Tap the 'ENT' button and the press the UP/DoWN buttons to change the Advanced Brief
Mode setting. This will define the write pattern. The write pattern can be set to 00, RM (random),
AA, A5, 5A, C9, FF, E5 or F6. The default setting is 00. This will define the data that will be
written to all sectors of your drives during the Disk Erase operation.
2. Exit back to the Main Copy menu by tapping the 'ESC' button.
3. Connecting a blank drive to any Target port on the duplicator and then execute a Disk Erase
operation (see section 4.2 Disk Erase on page 23).
4. Use this newly erased hard drive to create your Master drive.
Now that you've created a Master drive we need to load an image of it to a Storage Center drive.
1. Connect a drive formatted as a Storage Center to the Source port.
2. Connect the Master drive to the last Target port on the duplicator (either #7, #15 or #23 depending
on model).
3. Navigate to the Load Image operation.
4. Tap the 'ENT' button to execute the Load Image operation.
5. Entering a name for the image file, then press and hold the 'ENT' button to start the Load
process. This will build a data map of the Master drive image onto the Storage Center.
A data map image of the Master drive has now been saved to the Storage Center. You can now execute
a Brief copy of this image file, regardless of the file system.
Set Advanced Brief Copy to 'NO' to disable this feature.

6.1.24 Scan Size

The Scan Size setting is used to define how the duplicator builds a data map of the Master drive
image into flash memory. The device scan performance is based on the Scan Size setting. The larger
the Scan Size setting, the faster the device scan performance, however there will be more unused data
when the data map is built. A smaller Scan Size will build a more precise data map, but will take more
time to build.
The Scan Size can be set to 128KB, 256KB, 512KB, 1MB or 2MB. The default setting is 128KB.
Tap the 'ENT' button and then press the UP/DoWN buttons to change this option's setting.
Tap the 'ENT' button to set the Scan Size.
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