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Question: Can this be used as just a SATA to USB device as well? Can i see both drives on a PC and just use it as extra storage, or is this just to clone?
Document: Excellent addition to your technical toolbox. A time saver, very economical, a no-brainer, and well worth every penny, at $35. No PC or software required, just place source and target drives in the marked slots, turn the unit on and press START. A hardware, sector by sector clone is made of the source drive. Four blinking purple lights, on the top, let you see the percent of completion. At finish, the device beeps and all lights turn blue and stay lit.
The power on button, selection switch, start button, USB 3 port, and power port are on the back of the unit. There's a switch for selecting Clone or PC, in case you may want to use the USB 3.0 cable included. I probably won't, but it's a nice advantage. The 110v power adapter outputs 12v / 4000ma to the unit. 12v means a possible use with an off-grid battery unit or from a vehicle, if you needed that route of power.
It seemed to handle the task quite well.I'm going to take the largest of my old drives and reuse them as network storage. I'll plug this into the back of my router and probably store my iTunes library on it.This product is very simple to use and not at all complicated. The functionality and versatility it offers the weekend techie is unbeatable at this price.
I bought this device because I have several hard drives that I have accumulated over the years and really didn't want to throw them away without knowing what was on them. I plugged this into my Macbook Pro's USB port and it had no problem seeing the hard drive right away. I was able to check all my old hard drives and even found a few pictures that I had forgot about.Out of curiosity I had a couple of 250gig hard drives that I was able to duplicate with this device.
I found it rated better and the specs higher than other devices at a higher cost. I will use it exclusively to see how long it lasts and that will be the ultimate test. Tested for 2 months so far and I would highly recommend it to others for cloning drives perfectly each time. A time saver for sure.
Works great but have not tried to clone from one drive bay to the other. If you insert 2 drives, they both show up on the pc.
You will need to increase the partition with some software method to get the full size of the drive. This is easily done if you Google the method online. Different brand drives? Yes, I have successfully cloned different target and source drive models/brands of the same size and larger. If the target drive is smaller, the clone will not proceed when the start button is pushed and the unit will beep.
Larger drives take longer to clone. 500gb drive took over an hour to finish. I've cloned 5 different size drives, from 160GB to 1TB, XP, Win 7 and Win 8 drives and they all are perfect. Sorry, no Linux just yet. A bonus if you ever cloned and attempted to start up your new drive only to find that boot sector/partition didn't format over correctly, like with Ghost or some other software cloning packages.Note, you must have the same size target drive or larger.
Answer: This unit can either stand alone clone or use software of your choice. There is a switch located on the back for unattended disk to disk clone. Yes this acts like a typical dual docking station, able to view both drives when switched from stand alone clone. I am a computer repair shop and the Orinco has outlasted other brands. A great bargain for the $$$! I also use AOMEI FREE cloning software for shrinking partitions down for migration to smaller drives. I purchased 2 of these and they both have outlasted the Calvary brand. Seems easier to use than Dyconns dubbler docks too. The only upgrade they could have done is move the rear switches to the front.