This hardware works under Windows 10/11-64 bits

The USB Stabilizer 10Gb is a further development of the USB Stabilizer . In addition to all standard features of the USB Stabilizer this device has more advanced feature:

• Simultaneous work with 3 independent devices.

• A maximum speed of more than 800 MBps data transfer.

• Device current graphs in real time on their I/O monitor.

• Customizable algorithms for unattended operations.

• Additional hardware handling commands.

 

These 3 input ports are:

Port [A]: M2 M-Key NVMe/USB Type C

Port [B]: USB 3

Port [C]: USB 3/SATA

 

 

You may learn more about USB Stabilizer 10Gb on its vendor's USB Stabilizer 10Gb site.

 

Installing USB Stabilizer 10Gb:

The USB Stabilizer 10Gb should be connected to a USB 3 port only!. Connecting to USB 2/1 ports may result in malfunctioning of the device: some ports may not work correctly.

There should be no device connected.

You may install the drivers either online or offline.

R-Studio will start installing the drivers. You need to restart your system to complete installation.

R-Studio is now ready for work with USB Stabilizer 10Gb . You may read about USB Stabilizer 10Gb parameters in its manual.

Working with USB Stabilizer 10Gb:

Below is an example of a simultaneous work with 3 independent devices:

1. An M.2 NVMe Realteck SSD device , 256GB.

2. A USB-connected device (a SATA Kingston 120GB SSD device connected to a USB<->SATA adaptor).

3. A SATA HDD (Western Digital WD1200BEVT HDD 120GB Capacity).

Working with M2 M-Key NVMe devices.

Such device should be inserted into the [A] M2 M-Key NVMe slot. Be careful with such devices as they may be very prone to static electricity. Consult its respective manual when necessary.

The device is initialized and ready for work.

Working with USB-connected devices

Such devices can be USB sticks, external USB drives, or any other devices connected to their respective USB adapters. For our case, it's an SSD device connected to the port [B] USB-A through an SSD<->USB 3 adapter.

The device is initialized and ready for work.

Working with SATA devices.

The SATA device is connected to the [C] SATA 3 port using a SATA 3-compatible data and power cables.

Now all three devices are initialized and ready to work with.

Scanning the M.2 SSD device [A]:

Recovering data from the SSD device [B]:

Imaging the HDD device [C]:

I/O Monitor for USB Stabilizer

In addition to standard data, it also shows a drive current graph

You may skip a certain sector when necessary. Click the Skip current button to do so. The Skip while pressed button makes R-Studio skip sectors while this button is pressed.

Adiitonal options on the Advanced multi-pass imaging settings

Some additional options will appear on the Advanced multi-pass imaging settings window when creating a multi-pass image.