JetMedia

Features
1. 4 Copy Modes: Intelligent data area copy helps users significantly improve efficiency and save time
2. High-speed replication at 7.2GB/min
3. Bit for bit data comparison
4. Multiple Erase Modes: in line with the DoD erase standards and secure erase
for encryption data erase.
5. Self-check on the master drive. If there are bad tracks, the red light
will be on automatically
6.Expanded flexibility: It can be equipped with a dedicated adapter to get access to any NGFF/mSATA/IDE/IVDR/eSATA for
copy.
7. Automatic power-off protection is designed to protect the media.
8. Supports all formats, including Windows, Mac, GPT, Linux, etc.
9. Multi-core & multi-tasking hardware design enables each port to work on an independent channel, there will be no speed
degradation.

FAQ
1. Can the duplicator copy the encrypted system?
Yes, if your data is encrypted by software, you can copy it directly, and after the copy is finished, the target drive will be the same as the source drive.
2. How to make sure the data is correct?
The duplicator is equipped with the strict bit-for-bit comparison function to
ensure the data is correct.
3. Can I back up my IDE hard disk system?
Yes, if it is an IDE hard disk, you can implement IDE to SATA backup through an IDE adapter.
Most old industrial control systems can be backed up.
4. If the hard drive has bad sectors, can it still be backed up?
Yes, the duplicator has a built-in system to allow the number of bad sectors, just set it to “Unlimited”
and you can make a full copy of the master disk.
5. Can I copy NVMe/M.2 PCIe drives?
PT11/ PT13 are both SATA 3.0 protocols and can copy SATA signal disks.
If you want to copy NVMe drives, you can use PS100 or NV03 to complete the task.
6. Can I use CF to SATA adapter to copy CF or CFAST cards?
We recommend that you use a dedicated machine, although you can also copy through an adapter, it will be more convenient to directly use a DF01 CF card duplicator instead.
7. What is the principle of JetMedia Duplicator and why there is no speed degradation problem?
With 20 years of experience in research and development, the JetMedia R & D team uses FPGA
real-time transmission architecture that each interface has an independent bandwidth to prevent
the copying task from slowing down.