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                        ║ `hRCD COPY`o ║
                        ╚══════════╝

RCD COPY is used for making an exact duplicate of one disk on
another disk.  The RCD COPY utility performs a sector-for-sector
copy of the source disk to the target disk if both disks are of
the same type and size.  The files on the target disk are
immediately usable by DOS and do not have to be restored.  To
perform a sector-for-sector copy of one disk to another, two
Iomega drives of the same type and size must be in the computer
system.

RCD COPY also performs a file-for-file copy between source and
target disks of different types and sizes.  This mode produces
usable copies of the files on the target disk from the source
disk but is much slower than the sector-for-sector mode.  This
mode is limited by the size of the target disk.  RCD COPY does
not perform multiple volume copies.  When the target disk
becomes full, the copy stops whether or not all the files from
the source disk have been copied.

RCD COPY destroys any files that exist on the target disk unless
the `hErase destination . . .`o option is set to `hNo`o.  Make
sure you have backed up any files that may be needed from the
target disk before beginning the copy operation.

~Cd             ┌────────────────────────────────┐
             │ `hSource Drive      Target Drive`o │
             └────────────────────────────────┘

The source and target drive windows list all the drives available
in the computer system for this operation.  Use the <> and <>
keys to select the drives in each window and the <-> and <->
keys to move between the windows.

    `hSource Drive`o -- the drive containing the files that
        will be copied to the target disk.

    `hTarget Drive`o -- the drive containing the disk that
        will receive the duplicate files.

~CV             ┌────────────────────────────────┐
             │ `hVolume Label:     ░░░░░░░░░░░░`o │
             └────────────────────────────────┘

This option tells RCD COPY to place an eleven character volume
label on the target disk.  Enter the label in the space provided.
If no label is entered the target disk is given the same volume
label as the source disk.  Check the DOS manual for a list of
characters that may be used in a volume label.

This option does not operate when RCD COPY performs a file-for-
file copy.

~CO                      ┌──────────────┐
                      │ `hSource path:`o │
                      └──────────────┘

The `hSource path:`o option defines a path to the files on the
source disk which will be duplicated on the target disk.  This
option is useful for limiting the number of files you wish to
copy so they will all fit on the target disk.  The full source
path name may not be longer than 45 characters.  Using this
option causes RCD COPY to perform a file-for-file copy.

                          `hExample:`o

                       `h\DATABASE`o

This source path definition causes RCD COPY to copy all the files
in the `h\DATABASE`o subdirectory.

~Ch                      ┌──────────────┐
                      │ `hTarget path:`o │
                      └──────────────┘

This option defines the path to a subdirectory on the target disk
where the duplicate files will be placed.  The `hTarget path:`o
option is useful when appending files from one or more source
disks to the same target disk.  The full target path name may not
be more than 30 characters in length.  Defining a target path
forces RCD COPY to perform a file-for-file copy.

                          `hExample:`o

                           `h\DISK2`o

This target path specification causes RCD COPY to duplicate the
selected files from the source disk in the `h\DISK2`o
subdirectory on the target disk.  If the `h\DISK2`o subdirectory
does not exist, RCD COPY creates it as part of the operation.

~Ck          ┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
          │ `hCopy files in subdirectories:   Yes`o │
          └─────────────────────────────────────┘

This option is used to limit the files RCD COPY duplicates on the
target disk.  Setting this option to `hNo`o causes RCD COPY to
copy only those files in the source path but none of the files in
subdirectories of that path.  This option operates only in the
file-for-file copy mode.

~CQ        ┌──────────────────────────────────────────┐
        │ `hErase destination before copying:    Yes`o │
        └──────────────────────────────────────────┘

This option is used in conjunction with the `hTarget path:`o
option for appending files from the source disk to the target
disk.  Setting this option to `hNo`o prevents RCD COPY from
erasing all of the files on the target disk before copying the
files from the source disk allowing the files to be appended to
the target disk.  The `hNo`o setting for this option forces RCD
COPY to perform a file-for-file copy.  This option must be set
to `hYes`o to perform a sector-for-sector copy.

~Cv       ┌───────────────────────────────────────────┐
       │ `hWrite with Verify:                    No `o │
       └───────────────────────────────────────────┘

When Write with Verify is set to `hOn`o, the driver verifies
information as it is written to the disk.  This option does not
affect the DOS verify setting.

~CW ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
 │         `hFormat disk at interleave:    Same`o         │
 └────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

This option tells RCD COPY to set the disk interleave value on
the target disk to a value different than the value on the source
disk.  The interleave value is the number used by the drive for
spacing sectors on the disk to allow for the most efficient data
transfer between the drives and the host computer.  Using this
option allows the target disk to be used on a computer with a
different processing speed without a noticeable difference in
performance.  Valid interleave values are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 16,
32, Same and No Change.  If `hSame`o is specified, the target
disk is given the same value as the source disk.  If `hNo
Change`o is specified, the target disk interleave is not changed.

This option appears in the menu only when eight inch 10 or 20MB
Bernoulli drives are present in the computer system.  The `hSame`o
option is always used, no matter what the interleave selection,
when copying 5¼ inch disks.

^F                        ╔════════════╗
                       ║ `hRCD FORMAT`o ║
                       ╚════════════╝

RCD FORMAT formats disks for use with DOS.  Before the computer
system can read from or write to a disk, the disk must be
formatted.  RCD FORMAT also can be used to reformat disks that
may be generating errors.  The format process can include a
surface verify that removes bad sectors from use and replaces
them with spare sectors.  RCD FORMAT also can copy the system to
the disk as part of the process making the disk bootable when the
Iomega device driver is installed.

Formatting a disk destroys all the files on that disk.  Make sure
you back up any files you may need before formatting a disk.

If a disk contains partitions other than a DOS partition, or more
than one DOS partition, RCD FORMAT works only on the specified
DOS partition and the surface verify option cannot be used.
If you wish to perform a surface verify use the RCD PARTITION
utility to remove all partitions on the disk before formatting.

~FU                      ┌──────────────┐
                      │ `hTarget Drive`o │
                      └──────────────┘

The target drive window lists all the drives available in the
computer system for this operation.  Use the <> and <> keys to
select the drive in the window.

    `hTarget Drive`o -- the drive containing the disk to be
        formatted.

~Fv        ┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
        │ `hVolume label for disk:     ░░░░░░░░░░░░`o │
        └─────────────────────────────────────────┘

This option tells RCD FORMAT to place an eleven (11) character
name on the disk.  The volume label is displayed each time a
directory of the disk is requested.  To place a volume label on
the target disk, simply enter a name, up to eleven characters
long, in the space provided.  If no label is entered, no label is
placed on the target disk.  Check the DOS manual for a list of
characters that may be used in a volume label.  Entering a volume
label is recommended if you are using DOS 4.X or later.

~FS            ┌──────────────────────────────────┐
            │ `hDo internal surface verify:  Yes`o │
            └──────────────────────────────────┘

Setting this option to `hYes`o causes RCD FORMAT to perform a
surface verify on the target disk.  The surface verify consists
of checking all the sectors on the disk and replacing bad sectors
with spare sectors.  This operation is automatic for all new
disks.  This option also should be used for any disk that has
been generating errors.  A disk that fails to format after
several attempts with a surface verify is worn out or defective.
The format process with a surface verify takes 2 to 5 minutes for
8 inch Bernoulli disks, up to 15 minutes for 5¼ inch Bernoulli
disks, and up to 45 minutes for LaserSafe disks.  A surface
verify will not be performed if more then one partition exists on
the disk.

~FA          ┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
          │ `hCopy system to formatted disk:   No`o │
          └─────────────────────────────────────┘

Setting this option to `hYes`o tells RCD FORMAT to copy the DOS
system files to the target disk.  If the correct adapter board is
installed along with the Iomega device driver, RCD.SYS, the
computer system can boot from the disk when it is in drive C:.

RCD FORMAT looks for the system on the current drive, the drive
the utility was started from, then drive A:.  If the system is
not available on the current drive, or drive A:, a system disk is
requested.  Place the system disk in drive A:.

~F2          ┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
          │ `hRetain DOS 2.X compatibility:    No`o │
          └─────────────────────────────────────┘

This option appears in the menu only when Bernoulli drives
less than 45MB are present in the computer system.

Setting this option to `hYes`o tells RCD FORMAT to place a 12 bit
File Allocation Table (FAT) on the disk making it compatible with
DOS 2.X.  Leaving this option set to `hNo`o causes RCD FORMAT to
place a 16 bit FAT on the disk making it compatible with DOS 3.X
and later.  A disk formatted with DOS 2.X compatibility can be
used on a computer running under DOS 3.X but, the use of the
available space on the disk is not as efficient as using the disk
with a 16 bit FAT.  This option should be left at the default
setting of `hNo`o unless the disk must be shared by computers
running under both DOS 2.X and DOS 3.X or later.

~FY    ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
    │ `hFormat cartridge at interleave:       No change`o     │
    └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

This option appears in the menu only when 8 inch 10 or 20MB
Bernoulli drives are present in the computer system.

This option is used to set the disk interleave value on the
target disk.  The interleave value is the number used by the
drive to space sectors on the disk to allow for the most
efficient data transfer between the drives and the host computer.
Valid interleave values are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 16, and 32.  If no
value is specified, RCD FORMAT selects interleave `h4`o for new 8
inch Bernoulli disks or leaves the interleave unchanged for
previously formatted disks.  The Iomega drives operate more
efficiently with some high speed computers if the interleave is
set to `h2`o for 8 inch disks.

^I                       ╔═════════════╗
                      ║ `hRCD INSTALL`o ║
                      ╚═════════════╝

RCD INSTALL installs the Iomega device driver, RCD.SYS, on a boot
disk for the computer system.  RCD INSTALL also copies the RCD
utilities to the boot disk if the disk has enough room available.

RCD INSTALL checks the target disk for a file named CONFIG.SYS.
If one exists, RCD INSTALL adds the line `hDEVICE = RCD.SYS`o.
If no buffer count is specified in the CONFIG.SYS file, RCD
INSTALL also adds the line `hBUFFERS = 8`o.  If no CONFIG.SYS
file exists on the target disk, RCD INSTALL creates one with the
two necessary lines.  RCD INSTALL then copies the RCD device
driver to the root directory of the source disk and then the RCD
utilities if they are requested.

~Ie             ┌────────────────────────────────┐
             │ `hSource Drive      Target Drive`o │
             └────────────────────────────────┘

The source and target drive windows list all the drives available
in the computer system for this operation.  Use the <> and <>
keys to select the drives in each window and the <-> and <->
keys to move between the windows.

    `hSource Drive`o -- the drive containing the disk with
        the Iomega driver, `hRCD.SYS`o, as well as the RCD
        utilities if they are to be copied to the target
        disk.

    `hTarget Drive`o -- the drive containing a bootable disk
        with enough room for the Iomega device driver.  If
        the RCD utilities are requested, the target disk must
        have enough room available for them or they will not
        be copied.

~I1       ┌───────────────────────────────────────────┐
       │ `hMove utility package to system disk:   No`o │
       └───────────────────────────────────────────┘

Setting this option to `hYes`o causes RCD INSTALL to copy the RCD
utilities to the target disk after installing and copying the
Iomega device driver.  The utilities and driver are copied to
the root directory of the target disk and consist of the
following files.

                         `hRCD.      SYS`o
                         `hRCD.      EXE`o
                         `hRCD.      HLP`o


~Iv       ┌───────────────────────────────────────────┐
       │ `h"VERIFY ON" setting in AUTOEXEC.BAT:  No `o │
       └───────────────────────────────────────────┘

When the Verify option is set to `hOn`o in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file,
the Iomega driver verifies information as it is written to the
disk.  If a bad sector is encountered, the driver allocates a
spare sector and the information is written to the good sector.
For more information refer to your Iomega Host Adapter
Installation Guide and the Iomega Drivers for DOS manual.


~If       ┌───────────────────────────────────────────┐
       │`hBus speed greater than 8Mhz:            No`o │
       └───────────────────────────────────────────┘

If your computer's `hbus`o speed is greater than 8Mhz, this
option should be set to `hYes`o.  Bus speed is not the same as
processor speed.


^P                      ╔═══════════════╗
                     ║ `hRCD PARTITION`o ║
                     ╚═══════════════╝

RCD PARTITION is used to create an MS-DOS partition or delete
partitions on a disk.  The active partition on the disk also can
be changed using RCD PARTITION.

This utility creates only MS-DOS partitions.  A disk may contain
up to four (4) partitions, only one of which may be an MS-DOS
partition.

Changing or deleting the MS-DOS partition on a disk destroys all
the files in that partition.  Make sure any files that may be
needed from the target disk are backed up before changing or
deleting the MS-DOS partition.

~Pu                      ┌──────────────┐
                      │ `hTarget Drive`o │
                      └──────────────┘

The target drive window lists all the drives available in the
computer system for this operation.  Use the <> and <> keys to
select the drive in the window.

    `hTarget Drive`o -- the drive containing the disk that
        will be used in the partition operation.  The
        partition information displayed in the Partition
        Information window is from the target disk.  Changing
        disks causes the information in the window to change.

~P3            ┌──────────────────────────────────┐
            │ `hCreating and Deleting Partitions`o │
            └──────────────────────────────────┘

Partitions can be created and deleted using the <Ins> and <Del>
keys.  To change the size of an existing partition, that
partition must first be deleted then re-created.

To delete a partition, use the <> and <> keys to highlight the
line containing the partition.  When the line is highlighted
press <Del>.

To create a partition, use the <> and <> keys to highlight an empty
partition line and then press <Ins>.  Use the <+> and <-> keys to
adjust the size of the newly created partition.  Pressing <+>
increases the size of the newly created partition and pressing
<-> decreases the size of the partition.  Pressing the key
repeatedly increases the speed with which the size of the
partition changes.  When the partition reaches the desired size
press <Enter>.

No partition is created or deleted until the operation is
confirmed by pressing the <Y> key.

To change the boot status of a partition on a disk, use the <> and
<> keys to highlight the line containing the partition and press
<Enter>.

^T                        ╔═══════════╗
                       ║ `hRCD TOOLS`o ║
                       ╚═══════════╝

RCD TOOLS is used to access some of the unique features of Iomega
drives.  Three items are available for 8 inch 10 and 20 MB
Bernoulli drives and two items are available for 5¼ inch drives.

~Tt                      ┌──────────────┐
                      │ `hTarget Drive`o │
                      └──────────────┘

The target drive window lists all the drives available in the
computer system for this operation.  Use the <> and <> keys to
select the drive in the window.

    `hTarget Drive`o -- the drive containing the disk on
        which the operation will be performed.

~Tl       ┌────────────────────────────────────────────┐
       │     `hLock/Unlock the drive:   No Change`o     │
       └────────────────────────────────────────────┘

This option is used to lock the drive to prevent accidental
removal of a disk from a drive.  Once a drive is locked, it must
be unlocked before the disk can be removed.  To lock a drive,
first select the disk in the target drive window.  Move the
cursor to the option window and set the option to `hLock`o by
pressing <L> then press <Enter>.  To unlock a drive set the
option to `hUnlock`o by pressing <U> then press <Enter>.  To use
the other option under RCD TOOLS without affecting the drive lock
status, set the option to `hNo Change`o by pressing <N>.  This
option is available for both 8 inch and 5¼ inch drives.

~Ts┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│      `hEnable/Disable eight inch DiskSaver: Enable`o      │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

This option is used to enable or disable the DiskSaver for 8 inch
Bernoulli disks.  The DiskSaver causes the last drive accessed to
move its read/write head in a random pattern over the disk to
prevent wear in any one spot on the disk.  This movement is
characterized by a slight ticking sound about once a second.  To
disable the DiskSaver, select the disk in the target disk window
then move the cursor to the option window and set the option to
`hDisable`o by pressing <D> then press <Enter>.  Disabling the
DiskSaver affects both drives in a two drive subsystem.  To
enable the DiskSaver, set the option to enable by pressing <E>
then press <Enter>.

Disabling the DiskSaver could severely shorten the life of the
disks.

~Td┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ `hScan Function:                                No Scan`o │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
The Scan Function performs three separate scans.

    Cartridge:  Scans the selected disk, then displays the
        percentage of spare tracks or spare sectors for
        all disks and reallocation sectors for some disks.
    Surface:  Scans the disk surface and reports any bad
        sectors found.
    File:  Scans the disk surface and reports any files using
        bad sectors.

Select the Scan Function by selecting a disk in the target disk
window and moving the cursor to the option window.  Select the
various scans as follows.

    `hCartridge`o press <C>, then press <Enter>.
    `hSurface`o press <S>, then press <Enter>.
    `hFile`o press <F>, then press <Enter>.

To disable the scan function select `hNo Scan`o by pressing <N>

^X                      ╔════════════════╗
                     ║ `hRCD HELP Index`o ║
                     ╚════════════════╝

Help is available on the following topics.  To get help, press
the letter to the left of the desired topic.

                      <C>   RCD COPY
                      <F>   RCD FORMAT
                      <I>   RCD INSTALL
                      <P>   RCD PARTITION
                      <T>   RCD TOOLS
                      <G>   RCD HELP

^G                         ╔══════════╗
                        ║ `hRCD HELP`o ║
                        ╚══════════╝

The RCD HELP file is provided to give quick on-line help.  To get
help on any particular RCD utility either go to that utility and
press <F1> or use the RCD HELP index.  RCD HELP is context
sensitive and will provide help for any field in a utility when
that field is highlighted.  Simply highlight the field and press
<F1>.

~G1              ┌─────────────────────────────┐
              │ `hAccessing The RCD Utilities`o │
              └─────────────────────────────┘

The RCD utilities can be accessed in three ways.

    1.  All utilities can be accessed through the main menu.
        At the DOS prompt type `hRCD`o and press <Enter>.
        The RCD utilities main menu appears.  To select a
        utility from the menu simply type the first letter of
        the utility name.

    2.  All the utilities can be accessed directly by typing
        `hRCD`o and the first letter of the utility name.
        For example, RCD F would start the RCD FORMAT
        utility.

    3.  All the utilities except RCD PARTITION can also be
        accessed through a command line.  See the Iomega
        Driver for DOS manual for complete information on
        using RCD utility command lines.

~G2              ┌─────────────────────────────┐
              │ `hUsing The RCD Utility Menus`o │
              └─────────────────────────────┘

The RCD utility menus are broken into four windows.

    1.  The top window us the Utility ID window and
        identifies the utility by name and version.

    2.  The second window is the Source and Target Drive
        window.  All drives in the system available for that
        utility are listed in this window.  The drives scroll
        up and down when the drive listing is too long to fit
        in the available space.

    3.  The third window is the Options window.  All the
        available options with their default values are
        displayed in this window.

    4.  The bottom window is the Utility Status window.
        Messages and prompts concerning the operation of the
        utility are displayed in this window.

The following keys are used to select items in the RCD
utility menus.

       <Enter>       Starts program execution.
       <F1>          Calls RCD HELP.
       <Esc>         Returns to previous menu or DOS.
       <> & <>     Move menu cursor through lists of drives
                     or options.
       <-> & <->   Move the menu cursor between drive
                     windows and change option settings in
                     the option windows.
       <Space>       Change option settings in the option
                     windows.
<Tab --|> & <PgDn>
<|-- Tab> & <PgUp>  Move the menu cursor from the drive
                     window(s) to the options window.
~ZZ
