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Physical device selectionThis page lists all the devices available for processing. No specific
ordering is enforced. If you do not see the device you need in the list
(especially when working with a digital camera memory), try switching access
mode in options between "physical" and "logical" devices.
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This an unique device ID used by ZAR internally to reference this
particular device. This ID is used when referencing the device in the log file.
Numbering rules1 are provided below. |
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The device model name and number, if available. If access via logical drives
is configured, the drive letter will be displayed along
with the model number. |
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Displays the device type. This can be one of the following:
- "Fixed" - non-removable device like a built-in hard disk
- "Removable" - removable device like the USB disk.
- "Image file" indicates that the device image file is used rather than a
physical device.
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This field displays the device capacity. Missing (or otherwise inaccessible) image files are not removed
from the list, but will show a capacity of zero bytes. |
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Actions available via popup menu (right click the device in the list)
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Displays information about the device. The following details will be listed
if available:
- Vendor ID
- Model name
- Revision
- Serial number
- If the device is removable or not
- If the device supports tagged queuing or not
- Device attachment bus type
- If the device is S.M.A.R.T. capable or not.
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Displays the dump of the device S.M.A.R.T. information. For more details
about interpreting this information, please refer to the S.M.A.R.T.
quick reference. |
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Use this function to load previously created image file. You can load the
image file created by third-party software if it is in proper format (plain
sector-by-sector copy). |
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Miscellaneous information
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Device unique identifiers are in the form of XXYY, where XX may be either 01
for a physical/logical (depending on the access method)
drive or 02 for an image file. YY is just a sequential number of the device. |
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ReZARrect your data.
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