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Backing Up/Restoring USB HDDs
Restoring
Use the APP section = [Cpy/Impt/Bkup] =
[Restore/Del] command to restore data. Use the
[Type] and [Target] commands to select the data
types and files to be restored and press the
Restore button to start. Select “ALL” on [Target]
command to process all files.
Executing Restore command on APP section
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[Cpy/Impt/Bkup]
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[Restore/Del]
Deleting Backup Data
Use the APP section = [Cpy/Impt/Bkup] =
[Restore/Del] command to delete backup data. Use
the [Type] and [Target] commands to select the data
types and files to be deleted and press the Delete
button to start. Select “ALL” on [Target] command
to process all files.
Executing Delete command on APP section
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[Cpy/Impt/Bkup]
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[Restore/Del]
Note:
The Delete and Format functions provided with
the unit do not allow you to completely delete all
data on a hard disk. Thus discarding or
transferring a USB HDD to a third party when
hard disk data has been deleted using these
functions runs the risk of placing backed up
image data into the wrong hands. To prevent
such a risk, use commercially available software
to wipe the disk clean or request a dealer to do
so. Consult your USB HDD manufacturer for
details.
Removing a USB HDD
Turn off the unit and make sure it is in standby mode
before disconnecting and turning off the USB HDD.
Note:
Never disconnect the USB cable, turn off the USB
HDD or turn off the main power switch on the rear
panel of the unit during backing up, restoring or
deleting data as this may not only leave invalid data
on the disc, but damage the hard disk. Invalid data
can only be removed by formatting the disc.
Backing up and Restoring System
Settings
A number of the items settable on the Function
Menu can be backed on a hard disk drive connected
to a USB port. The backed up settings can also be
uploaded from a USB HDD to use in restoring
previous settings. The items supported for backup
and restore are listed on the “Function Menu
Table” (page 80).
Note:
The default menu settings for the [DVD Menu]
items are backed up and restored.