What is a Duplicator and How the Machine works

• Duplicators are a fairly new technology developed to give users an inexpensive solution to quantity duplication of CD and DVD disks.
• It is a complete stand alone system which does not require a computer or any soft-wares to operate.
• A duplicator consists of 3 major components. One source drive, Multiple target drives and a duplication controller card.
• The source drive is where the original disks are inserted.
• The Target drive is where the blank medias are put in.
• The controller card is the heart and brain of the drive that controls the data flow between the source and the target drives.
• The operation is as simple as just pressing a button. Even the advanced options can be easily accessed with few button pushing.
• The provided manual will me more than sufficient for even the not-so-savvy users to access it's entire functions.
• The CD duplicators are capable of duplicating CDs at a rate of 2-5 min per session.
• The DVD disks are duplicated at 3-4min(half sized DVD), 7 1/2min(Full sized 4.7GB DVD) at 8x speed 6 min(Full sized 4.7GB DVD) at 16x speed per session.
• The speed of duplication varies depending on the media used, size of original, and options you choose.