Hi Guys,
Could anyone tell the best way to copy the data from an msata in case i need to re write one, is it a case of removing msata from a machine and using hdd raw copy to clone it or using sim 56 to copy the data to a usb?
Secondly, has anyone got any images? for the phoenix /griffin machines?
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I use a "50mm mSATA SSD to 2.5" SATAIII card with cable". LINK Got it from Amazon. It works.
I do use HDD Raw Copy and copy/clone just like the SD cards.
Whenever we get in a new model that I don't have a copy of, I pull the SSD from the new box and grab a copy before it goes out the door.
Comes in real handy, as do the cheapo SSD's from amazon!
Last edited by EasyRider; 06-28-2018 at 04:55 PM.
Originally Posted by EasyRider
I use a "50mm mSATA SSD to 2.5" SATAIII card with cable". LINK Got it from Amazon. It works.
I do use HDD Raw Copy and copy/clone just like the SD cards.
Whenever we get in a new model that I don't have a copy of, I pull the SSD from the new box and grab a copy before it goes out the door.
Comes in real handy, as do the cheapo SSD's from amazon!
Are there directions for the procedure for this ?
Hey all, I new to this site, but not new to copiers. I'm having an issue with a Sharp 3570, well the device is up and running. My issue is I can not locate the right part number for the msata board for this device. I have ordered 2 boards already and they are both wrong, but they are in the manual for this device. Any help would be wonderful.
In the images below is the board I took out of the 3570.
Thank in advance,
TSW
Is this an N version or the V version of the 3570?
N.
Should be VHI0MFP23030C
VHI0MFP23002C subbed to VHI0MFP23030C
MX-4070N, MX-3570N & MX-3070N
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