PCIe Standalone Duplicator

The ADR PCIe Producer copies your M2 memory at a copy speed of up to 18 GB / min on all M2 simultaneously without any loss of speed. This PCIe copier has been specially developed for hardware manufacturers.

We guarantee a high and stable copy speed regardless of the number of targets used. The PCIe Producer for M2 storage has 4 different copy modes. These are Quick Copy, all partition copy, percentage copy and whole copy. Thus, you can choose the program that meets your needs. The Quick Copy Mode only copies the data and skips the empty areas. The Quick Copy Mode supports NTFS, Linux (Ext3 / Ext4), FAT / FAT32, Mac (HFS, HFSX, HFS +). This copy mode can greatly speed up the copying process.

Supports 4 different erase modes:

Quick Erase: Clears the index table and only takes a few seconds

Full Erase: Clears the complete PCIe M.2 content

DoD Erase: Meets US Department of Defense standard (DoD 5220.22- M)

DoD Erase & Compare: After the DOD Erase, a Compare is performed again

High level of Compatibility:

Supports GPT, MBR table format.

Supports advanced format HDD, up to 18TB.

Supports OS: Linux, Unix, Windows, Macintosh, etc.

Real-time PC monitoring:

The copier can be connected to a computer via USB. During the copying process, you will see information about the copying process on the computer's monitor. You can see information about each port and can easily see if a PCIe memory is malformed.

Log report:

The log report stores the duration of the copy process, details on each port, including the M2 model, capacity, serial number and result (pass, fail).

Real-time recording and monitoring via PC connection .

The log report .txt file can also be saved on a USB stick.

The PCIe copier can store up to 130,000 logs, with each LOG representing a single PCIe memory.
(eg. if you are storing a task you have 5 LOG files.)

Auto power control system:

When the PCIe copier completes a process, power to the M2 devices is turned off. Thus, it can be ensured that the data carriers are protected and there are no problems when removing the M2 from the PCIe copier. The individual ports are therefore only supplied with power when an action is performed.