See Approved USB Flash Drives for the recommended flash drive dimensions for use in the internal USB port.
It is recommended to start with a clean flash drive.
To clone data:
Insert the staging flash drive in one of the three MP72 USB ports.
If EAS is installed and operational, the EAS button remains lit. If EAS is not installed and/or not operational, the EAS button on the front panel of the MP72 lights when the staging flash drive is inserted.
While the staging flash drive is inserted:
Do not remove power.
Do not remove or connect any cables.
Do not press the Volume or Scale buttons.
These actions may interfere with the staging flash drive process.
If the staging flash drive is inserted correctly, the MP72 sounds two beeps (low/high). The MP72 identifies the data on the drive, and the 7-segment display shows a flash drive menu sequence. The menu displays three number options for approximately five seconds each. See MP72 Menu Structure for the USB Staging Flash Drive for options.
When the menu displays the desired option, press the EAS button (see MP72 Scanner Scale Features) within five seconds to select it. One, two, or three beeps sound, depending on the option selected.
Press the EAS button again within 15 seconds to confirm the selection, otherwise four fail beeps sound, and the 7-segment display re-scrolls the menu.
After confirmation, the 7-segment display shows a scrolling bar (-) to indicate the device is working. When the process completes (time varies) three success beeps (high/low/high) or four failure beeps sound, and the scrolling bar stops. Removing the staging flash drive sounds the success or failure beeps again.
The scrolling bar stops whether the cloning process succeeds or fails. If the process fails, try again or contact the System Administrator.
Removing the staging flash drive prior to completion causes a failure (four beeps sound), and may result in a partial system change.
