Kyocera KM-C3232E Data Security Kit (D) Operation Guide Rev-1.0 - Page 13

Hard Disk Overwrite, Display during overwrite, Important

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Administrator Information Hard Disk Overwrite You can select either of the following two methods to overwrite data: Once Overwrite Overwrites the entire area used to store old document data with zeroes to reject recovery of the data. The entire hard disk is overwritten with zeroes during a format operation. 3-time Overwrite (Default) Overwrites the entire area used to store old document data twice with a random pattern and then a third and final time with zeroes. It takes longer to execute than the Once Overwrite, but because even highlysophisticated recovery methods are unable to recover the data, this method provides higher security. The area to be overwritten is the same as for the Once Overwrite. Display during overwrite Ready to copy. ( Full-Color ) A4 Plain A3 Color A4 Plain A4 Plain Basic APS MP tray Plain User choice Auto Exposure Exposure Mode Function Auto % 100% Reduce /Enlarge Color func. Paper Size Set A4 100% Combine Staple Off Staple Left Top Margin/ Centering Sheet Erase Staple Program Icon display Details The hard disk contains old data. Hard disk icon Alternating Old data is being overwritten. Old data has been overwritten. Important! To avoid damaging the hard disk, do not turn the machine power off during overwrite (while the hard disk icon is alternating between the two icons). 1-11

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Administrator Information
Hard Disk Overwrite
You can select either of the following two methods to overwrite data:
Display during overwrite
Important!
To avoid damaging the hard disk, do not turn the machine power off during
overwrite (while the hard disk icon is alternating between the two icons).
Once Overwrite
Overwrites the entire area used to store old document data with zeroes
to reject recovery of the data. The entire hard disk is overwritten with
zeroes during a format operation.
3-time Overwrite (Default)
Overwrites the entire area used to store old document data twice with a
random pattern and then a third and final time with zeroes. It takes
longer to execute than the Once Overwrite, but because even highly-
sophisticated recovery methods are unable to recover the data, this
method provides higher security. The area to be overwritten is the
same as for the Once Overwrite.
Icon display
Details
The hard disk contains old data.
Alternating
Old data is being overwritten.
Old data has been overwritten.
A4
Paper Size
Set
Combine
Sheet
Margin/
Centering
Color func.
Function
User choice
Basic
A4
Plain
A3
Color
A4
Plain
A4
Plain
MP tray
Plain
APS
Auto %
Reduce
100
Exposure
Auto
Staple
Staple
Left Top
Staple Off
100
Exposure
/Enlarge
Mode
Erase
Program
Ready to copy.
( Full-Color )
Hard disk icon