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Rectangular tower duplicator with seven disc trays and front card slots

Systor

Systor PMBC-7 Flash/SD/CF to CD/DVD Duplicator 1-7 Targets

SKU CH-2VE2-19NFE

Standalone duplicator copies flash media or optical discs to up to seven CDs or DVDs simultaneously

  • Target range1 to 7
  • Buffer size128 MB
  • Supported mediaUSB 1.1, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, USB 3.1, USB 3.2, USB 3+ SD, SDHC
  • CD-ROM speed48X
  • DVD-ROM speed16X
  • CD-R write speed48X

Target 1 to 7

  • Standalone operation with no computer required
  • Copies flash media to CD or DVD at up to 48X CD-R and 24X DVD+R
  • Duplicates one optical disc to seven targets simultaneously
  • Multi-session technology merges several cards onto one disc
  • Disc spanning splits large flash data across multiple discs

Standalone Flash-to-Disc Duplicator

The Systor PMBC-7 copies data from USB, SD or CF media onto blank CD or DVD discs without a computer. It handles one source and up to seven targets in a single run. The built-in LCD screen and 128 MB buffer guide the process through multi-session and disc-spanning jobs. It suits offices and archives that need physical backups of flash-stored files.

SATA Drives and Multi-Format Card Slots

Seven internal SATA optical drives write at up to 48X for CD-R and 24X for DVD±R. The front panel accepts USB 1.1 through 3.2, full-size and micro SD cards up to SDUC, plus CF Type I and II and Memory Stick variants. No host software is required; the duplicator manages verification and error reporting on its own display.

Replaces PC-Based Burning Workflows

This unit removes the need to tie up a workstation for batch disc creation. The jump is worthwhile when you regularly duplicate flash media to optical discs for distribution or long-term storage. It does not support Blu-ray media, encrypted retail discs or direct drive-to-drive cloning without a source disc or card present.

How it compares

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Price $1,023.99
Cheaper than about 62% of the 714 comparable items (median $1,427.49).

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameSystor
Model namePMBC-7
Part numberPMBC-7
Product typeDuplicator:
Flash (USB/SD/CF/MS) to Disc (CD/DVD),
Disc (CD/DVD) to Disc (CD/DVD)
Panel colorBlack
Memory
Buffer size128 MB
Storage
CD-ROM speed48X
DVD-ROM speed16X
CD-R write speed48X
CD-RW rewrite speed32X
DVD+R write speed24X
DVD+RW rewrite speed8X
DVD-R write speed24X
DVD-RW rewrite speed8X
DVD+R DL write speed12X
DVD-R DL write speed12X
DVD-RAM speed12X
Loading mechanismSlot
Display
Display typeLCD Screen
Power
Power supply115 V or 230 V
Compatibility
Supported mediaUSB 1.1, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, USB 3.1, USB 3.2, USB 3+
SD, SDHC, SDXC, SDUC, SD Pro, Mini SD*, Mini SD Pro*, Micro SD*, SD HS, WI-FI SD, Super HS SD
(*Adapter Required)
CF I, CFII, IBM Micro Drive
MS, MS-Duo, MS Pro, MS Pro Duo, MS MagicGate, MS Pro MagicGate, MS-Duo MagicGate, MS Pro Duo MagicGate
MMC, MMC Pro, MMC II, RS-MMC
DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R DL, DVD-R DL, Business Card CD, 3 in Mini CD-R, Standard CD-R/RW, CD/DVD
In the box
In the boxSee pictures for details
Software
Supported languagesEnglish, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese
More details
Target range1 to 7
Operating modeStandalone

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Questions about this item

What USB standard does the duplicator use and what is the maximum read speed it can sustain in practice?

The unit supports USB 1.1 through USB 3.2 so any flash drive will connect, but the practical ceiling is the optical drive itself — CD tops out at 48X and DVD at 24X for recordable media.

How many optical drives does the chassis hold and what interface do they use?

One source drive plus up to seven target drives, all connected via SATA inside the standalone tower.

How do I start a copy job from a flash card without a PC, and what step do users often miss?

Insert the source card into the front USB, SD or CF slot, load blank discs in the targets, then choose the copy mode on the LCD menu — the step people skip is confirming the correct mode (flash-to-disc, disc-to-disc, multi-session or disc-spanning) before pressing start.

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