FORENSIC COMBODOCK, FCDV6

• Forensic ComboDock FCDv6
• AC Adapter
• Power Cord
• USB Type-C Cable
• USB Type-A to Type-C Cable
• SATA Drive Attachment Cable
• IDE Drive Cable
• Molex MiniFit to Legacy Power Cable
• Quick Start Guide

• PATA/IDE 2.5" drives (with PATA Adapter 25)
• PATA/IDE 3.5
• SATA 2.5" drives
• SATA 3.5" drives
• SATA SSD (solid state drives)
• Hitachi 1.8" drives (with PATA Adapter 25)
• Toshiba 1.8" drives (with PATA Adapter 18-TOSH)
• MacBook Air 2010 (with SATA Adapter MBA2010)
• MSATA (with SATA Adapter mSATA)
• Mini PCIe PATA (with PATA Adapter mPCIe)
• Mini PCIe SATA (with PATA Adapter mPCIe)
• Mini PCIe USB (with PATA Adapter mPCIe)

Professional Grade Write Blocking

Digital and forensics investigators, technicians, and lawyers rely upon the WiebeTech® Forensic ComboDock™ FCDv6 to view and image a data drive without altering its contents. It's an easy-to-use dual mode dock that provides a plethora of host and drive connections and is compatible with forensic acquisition and analysis software.

Switch Between Write Blocking and Read/Write Modes

When turned on, the Forensic ComboDock FCDv6 asks you to choose either write-blocking or read/write mode. If you need to modify contents of the attached drive, switch the Forensic ComboDock into its temporary read/write mode.

Uncompromisable Write Blocking

It's impossible to unintentionally turn off write-blocking. Each time you turn the Forensic ComboDock FCDv6 on, it asks you if you want to boot into Write-Blocked or Read/Write mode. This prevents you from compromising your evidence, which could occur on other write blocking products if you forget to change the mode back to write blocking.

Detect and Remove Hidden Areas

You can detect, remove, or modify Host Protected Areas (HPAs), Device Configuration Overlays (DCOs), and Accessible Max Address Configurations (AMAs) that may be hiding additional data on the suspect drive. The LCD menu makes such actions easy-there are no complicated DIP switches to set.