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  • junkiemanxl
    Technician
    • Dec 2007
    • 49

    #16
    I have success for the following brands of HDD for the IR3300-3320i series.
    Hitachi 80gb
    western digital 80gb
    Toshiba 80gb

    I'm pretty sure most HDD regardless of brands are able to do the job just as long as the RPM speed onthe HDD is compatible.
    I'm using a clone software system to get my disk configured.

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    • anothertech
      Service Manager

      Site Contributor
      1,000+ Posts
      • Nov 2007
      • 1762

      #17
      junkiemanxl, what clone software do you use to set up the new hard drives?

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      • Oze
        Ricoh Fanboy

        1,000+ Posts
        • Jul 2008
        • 1663

        #18
        Originally posted by indyman73
        Just an fyi...If you go into the c:ServTool folder, where all the service files are stored on your pc. Then find the model you are looking for, there should be a folder called HDFormat. In that folder there should be 1 file that should look something like iR2200-XXxx0007-HDFormat.ift (depending on the version). If you copy that file to your desktop and then change the "ift" at the end to "txt", you can see all the Hard Drives that will work with that particular model. I usually look on a website at Compuvest Corp. for the Drives. You can get new and refurbished, they have been pretty reliable. Just make sure that you look for the right drive, since the list does show more than just the regular 9.5mm laptop drives.
        And just a further note on .ift files...
        Canon releases updated .ift files each time a new compatible HDD is found.
        Make sure that you go to your regional Canon site and download the new .ift file and place them into your SST folder.
        For MANY of the machines this .ift file can be modified although...I heard the latest gossip from Canon.inc the other day and they are going to begin encrypting ALL .ift files from now on.
        They've already started with the new C7000 series....you CANNOT use a generic HDD in that machine.

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        • perpetualjon

          #19
          Originally posted by Oze
          And just a further note on .ift files...
          Canon releases updated .ift files each time a new compatible HDD is found.
          Make sure that you go to your regional Canon site and download the new .ift file and place them into your SST folder.
          For MANY of the machines this .ift file can be modified although...I heard the latest gossip from Canon.inc the other day and they are going to begin encrypting ALL .ift files from now on.
          They've already started with the new C7000 series....you CANNOT use a generic HDD in that machine.
          Then wouldn't it be prudent to make a disk image the moment the machine arrives in an office and keep it on record somewhere in the even that the drive fails? At least this way all the special encryption that Canon puts in is restored without any problems.

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          • junkiemanxl
            Technician
            • Dec 2007
            • 49

            #20
            I use acronis true image home to clone the HDD. One of the best and easiest software to use compared to a few that i have tried.

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            • kuby
              Senior Tech

              1,000+ Posts
              • Oct 2007
              • 1396

              #21
              IR2200 hard drives you can use

              Ir2200
              Fujitsu MPC3032AT
              Fujitsu MPD3043AT
              Fujitsu MPE3064AT
              Quantum FireBall CX6.4A
              Quantum FireBallLct10 05
              Quantum FireballLct08 04
              Quantum FireBallLct15 07
              Fujitsu MPF3102AT
              Toshiba MK6014MAP
              Toshiba MK6015MAP
              IBM-DJSA-205
              IBM-DARA-206000
              Fujitsu MHK2060AT ST34311A
              ST34313A ST310211A
              Fujitsu MPG3102AT E
              Quantum FireBallLct20 10
              Toshiba MK1016GAP
              IBM-DJSA-210
              Fujitsu MHN2300AT
              Toshiba MK6017MAP
              Maxtor 2B020H1
              Maxtor 4K020H1
              WDC WD300AB-00BVA0
              Samsung SV2001H
              Maxtor 2F030J0
              ExcelStor Technology J120
              Samsung SV0211H ST340015A
              Toshiba MK2023GAS
              Samsung SV0221N
              Toshiba MK2023GAS ST92011A

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              • Hejsan
                Uhu
                • Mar 2008
                • 42

                #22
                iR3300 HDD image

                Guys, I have been trying for several months to find a solution, but could not do anything. I'm looking for HDD image (preferably generated by Acronis TrueImage), for my iR3300 (with network support). I would be very grateful, if you could put this image somewhere on any FTP server, or share it through the torrent system... Please... I really tried everything, but can't put the firmware on a new HDD.

                Thanks!

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                • Phantom Tech

                  #23
                  HD for Canon Copiers

                  Canon WM2-5216-000: Hitachi 20gig - HTS541020G9AT00 or this is the same drive - (13G1581)

                  Will work in the following Image Runners and maybe others - I haven't updated this in about a year

                  85 105 2230 2270 2830 2870 3025 3030 3035 3045 3530 3570 4570 5070 5570 6570 8070 9070


                  Canon WM2-5222-020: Hitachi 40gig - HDS728040PLAT20 or this is the same drive - (0A30209)

                  Will work in the following Color Image Runners and maybe others - I haven't updated this in about a year

                  ir60 85 105 550 600 5000 5020 6000 6020 7200 8500 irC3100 3200 3220 5800 6800

                  Canon is over $300, BUT you can find them on the Internet for less that $50 with 1-3 year warranty

                  Phantom Tech

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                  • haydar64

                    #24
                    i am using 120gb 2.5" seagate IDE disk at all canon machines, and i'm cloning all model's disks, ,HDD model is not matter, i have no problem.

                    when u buy a new machine; first: take it's hdd for clone for archive

                    Like me

                    cost is maximum 50-60$

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                    • haydar64

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Hejsan
                      Guys, I have been trying for several months to find a solution, but could not do anything. I'm looking for HDD image (preferably generated by Acronis TrueImage), for my iR3300 (with network support). I would be very grateful, if you could put this image somewhere on any FTP server, or share it through the torrent system... Please... I really tried everything, but can't put the firmware on a new HDD.

                      Thanks!
                      Sorry Hejsan, it is not possible, because, u must clone 1 to 1 this disks, otherwise, machine is not run...

                      when i take image from original disk , make a copy disk from this image, i'll see many more problem.

                      HAYDAR64

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                      • Hejsan
                        Uhu
                        • Mar 2008
                        • 42

                        #26
                        HDD Clone

                        Thanks, haydar64 for the info... It means that my iR3300 is not repairable I can not order it anywhere else except my country. We have a strange financial policy in the organization

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                        • Hejsan
                          Uhu
                          • Mar 2008
                          • 42

                          #27
                          Thanks, Haydar! I already have the firmware and SST, but can not find appropriate HDD model

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                          • bnmand
                            Trusted Tech

                            250+ Posts
                            • Sep 2008
                            • 383

                            #28
                            Originally posted by Hejsan
                            Thanks, Haydar! I already have the firmware and SST, but can not find appropriate HDD model
                            As a last resort you can try a similar HDD model to the one's listed in the HDFormat.ift file of the copier's firmware and use the instructions found in Copytechnet.com

                            I believe Oze a highly respected member of this forum uploaded the pdf instructions.

                            It's a bit hit and miss though with using a HDD not on the list. Some will work and others won't.
                            Last edited by bnmand; 02-24-2009, 09:19 AM.

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                            • nuno

                              #29
                              Yes you can.

                              I have already done that. It must be an ATA hdd.

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                              • time2fly
                                Trusted Tech

                                100+ Posts
                                • Jul 2008
                                • 134

                                #30
                                I think the most important thing is that the HDD needs to be low level formatted first.

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