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Systor PMBC-P-07 duplicator tower with seven DVD drives and front flash card slots

Systor

Systor PMBC-P-07 1-to-7 SATA DVD duplicator with flash media slots

SKU CH-4G28-2938H

Standalone duplicator copies one flash drive or disc to seven targets at up to 33 MB/s

  • 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
  • Transfer speed33 MB/s
  • CD-ROM speed48X
  • DVD-ROM speed16X

Target 1 to 7

  • Standalone operation with no PC required
  • 1-to-7 disc duplication for high-volume copying
  • Flash-to-flash, flash-to-disc, disc-to-flash and disc-to-disc modes
  • 128 MB buffer ensures stable 33 MB/s transfers
  • Supports USB 3.2 and SDXC/SDUC cards

Standalone 1-to-7 SATA DVD duplicator

The Systor PMBC-P-07 copies optical discs and flash media without a host computer. It targets one source to as many as seven SATA DVD drives simultaneously. The unit also reads and writes USB, SD, CF and Memory Stick cards through built-in slots. Buffer memory of 128 MB steadies sustained transfers.

Flash slots and multi-session spanning

Front-facing USB, SD, CF and MS ports let you duplicate flash-to-flash, flash-to-disc or disc-to-flash in a single pass. Multi-session technology merges several cards onto one CD or DVD, while disc spanning splits a large card across multiple discs automatically. Data moves at up to 33 MB/s across all supported media types.

Tower chassis with SATA drive bays

The tower enclosure houses seven internal SATA DVD writers and a dedicated reader drive for source discs. Front-panel controls and a LCD status window allow job selection and progress monitoring without external software. The design suits offices and archives that need unattended batch duplication of CDs and DVDs from mixed flash sources.

How it compares

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Price $1,041.99
Cheaper than about 62% of the 714 comparable items (median $1,427.49).

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameSystor
Model namePMBC-P-07
Part numberPMBC-P-07
Product typeDuplicator:
Flash (USB/SD/CF/MS) to Flash (USB/SD/CF/MS),
Flash (USB/SD/CF/MS) to Disc (CD/DVD),
Disc (CD/DVD) to Flash (USB/SD/CF/MS),
Disc (CD/DVD) to Disc (CD/DVD)
Panel colorBlack
Performance
Transfer speed33 MB/s
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

How often should the seven SATA DVD drives be replaced under heavy daily use?

The seven SATA DVD drives are rated for continuous duplication cycles; replace a drive when write errors rise or discs fail verification.

Which limit appears first during a long 24X DVD+R run — buffer memory or drive heat?

The 128 MB buffer handles the 33 MB/s stream, so drive thermal limits typically appear before buffer overflow.

How loud and hot does the unit get when all seven targets burn DVDs at 24X for hours?

Fan noise rises to a steady hum and the chassis warms noticeably, but stays within normal operating temperature for standalone duplicators.

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