1. Product Overview
The DM FD063 is a high-security encrypted USB flash drive designed to protect your sensitive data. It features AES 256-bit hardware encryption, a physical keypad for password input, and advanced functions like automatic locking, data wiping, and factory reset capabilities. Its durable metal housing and compact design make it a reliable and portable solution for secure data storage.


2. Components and Indicators
Familiarize yourself with the physical components and LED indicators of your DM FD063 USB Drive.

2.1. Device Layout

2.2. LED Indicator Meanings
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Red Led | Accepting PIN |
| Constant Red Led | Re-enter PIN |
| Blue Led | Unlocked |
| Constant Blue Led | Connect to PC |
| Red & Blue Blink Once | Valid Input |
3. Setup and Initial Use
3.1. Initial PIN
The default initial PIN for your device is: 1122334.
3.2. First Time Usage
- Press the power button for 3 seconds (Red LED will turn on).
- Enter the initial PIN (1122334). The Red & Blue LEDs will blink once for each valid input.
- Press the key button (unlock icon). The Blue LED will turn on, indicating the drive is unlocked.
- Connect the USB drive to your PC. The drive will be recognized by your computer.
- After use, disconnect the flash drive. The device will automatically re-encrypt.
The flash drive will automatically lock if not plugged into a computer within 30 seconds after unlocking.

4. Operating Instructions
4.1. Unlocking the Drive
- Press the power button for 3 seconds (Red LED will turn on).
- Enter your PIN. The Red & Blue LEDs will blink once for each valid input.
- Press the key button (unlock icon). The Blue LED will turn on, indicating the drive is unlocked and ready for use.
4.2. Changing Your PIN
- Unlock the flash drive (Blue LED on).
- Press the key button (unlock icon). The Red & Blue LEDs will blink once.
- Enter your new PIN (6-15 digits numeric). Do not use sequential digits like "123456" or repeating digits like "888888".
- Press the key button to confirm. The Red & Blue LEDs will blink once.
- Re-enter your new PIN.
- Press the key button again to confirm. The Red LED will light up for 3 seconds, then the Blue LED will turn on, indicating your new PIN has been successfully changed.
4.3. Automatic Locking
The device supports automatic locking in the following scenarios:
- If the drive is unlocked but not plugged into a PC within 30 seconds.
- When the drive is safely ejected or pulled out from the PC.

5. Maintenance
5.1. File System Considerations
- The default file system is FAT32.
- If you need to copy single files larger than 4GB, it is recommended to format the USB drive to exFAT.
5.2. Battery Charging
The device has standby power consumption due to its built-in lithium-ion polymer battery. If the device is stored for an extended period and shows no LED indication, connect it to a PC to recharge. A full charge may take approximately 2 hours.
5.3. Data Responsibility
The customer is solely responsible for the security and backup of their data at all times. The manufacturer accepts no liability for any loss of data.
6. Troubleshooting
6.1. Incorrect PIN Attempts and Data Wipe
- If you enter an incorrect PIN 7 times consecutively, the red and blue LEDs will blink.
- After 10 incorrect PIN inputs, the flash drive will automatically reset to factory settings. All data on the drive will be completely erased, and the PIN will revert to the initial default PIN (1122334).
6.2. Re-activating After Data Wipe
To re-activate the flash drive after a data wipe:
- Press the power button for 3 seconds.
- Unlock the drive using the initial PIN (1122334).
- Connect it to a PC.
- Format the flash drive through your computer's operating system.
6.3. Forgotten PIN
If you forget your PIN, there is no way to access the data on the drive. The only option is to perform a factory reset (by entering the PIN incorrectly 10 times), which will erase all data. The manufacturer cannot help to crack the password or recover data.

7. Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | DM |
| Model Number | FD063 |
| Product Type | Encrypted USB Flash Drive |
| Encryption | AES 256-bit Hardware Encryption |
| Material | Metal / ABS Alloy |
| Interface Type | USB 3.2 Gen 1 (compatible with USB 3.0) |
| Capacity Options | 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB |
| Color | Black |
| Working Temperature | 0℃ ~ 60℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -25℃ ~ 80℃ |
| File System | FAT32 (recommend exFAT for files > 4GB) |
| Compatibility | Windows, Centos7, Redhat7.5, Windows Server 2012/2016 |
| Product Size | L10.5mm * W25mm * H84mm |
| Certification | CE, FCC |

8. User Tips
- PIN Security: Always remember to save your PIN in a safe and secure location. If your PIN is lost or forgotten, there is no recovery method, and your data will be inaccessible.
- Strong PIN: When setting your PIN, ensure it is between 6 and 15 digits. Avoid using easily guessable sequences like "123456" or repeating digits such as "888888" to enhance security.
- Data Backup: Regularly back up important data stored on the drive to prevent loss, as the manufacturer is not liable for data loss.
- Compatibility Check: The drive is compatible with Windows, Centos7, Redhat7.5, and Windows Server 2012/2016. If you intend to use it with other operating systems, such as Android, verify compatibility and any necessary drivers or applications beforehand.
9. Warranty and Support
For more detailed operations and information, please refer to the official user manual PDF available at this link.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for any loss of data stored on the device. It is the user's responsibility to maintain data backups.





