User manual SIMPLETECH 61600-00034-003

[. . . ] USB PhotoReader for CompactFlash & SmartMedia Cards STI-CFRDR/USB, STI-SMRDR/USB USB CompactFlashTM Reader, USB SmartMediaTM Reader for Windows 98 & Apple Computers User Manual Preface Thank you for purchasing Simple Technology products. The USB Series card readers are designed to read and write CompactFlash and SmartMedia cards when connected to IBM PC/AT-compatible computers equipped with a USB port running Windows98 or later operating systems or Apple G3, G4 and iMac computers. (Card compatibility will vary with the specific card reader model. ) To get the most from your card reader, carefully read the instructions found in this manual before use. Features: The card reader is equipped with a USB port (Universal Serial Bus), the most advanced PC interface for peripherals. The card reader does not require any external power spply. The USB CompactFlash PhotoReader (Labeled Type I) is compatible with Type I CompactFlash Cards. The USB CompactFlash PhotoReader (Labeled Type I & II) is compatible with Type I & Type II CompactFlash Cards. The USB SmartMedia PhotoReader is compatible with SmartMedia Cards 1. [. . . ] Check the Specify a location, click on the Browse button, choose Type_I98 and click OK. 5. The Add new hardware wizard will find the device driver "SIMPLE SM/CF USB PHOTOREADER" and the screen similar to the following is displayed. When the windows finishes installing the device driver, the following window is displayed. Windows will prompt you to insert the disk containing the device driver. Insert the Software Installation CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive and click Next to continue. The Add new hardware wizard will find the device driver "SIMPLE CF/SM-USB TO SCSI DRIVER" and the following screen is displayed. When the windows finishes installing the device driver, you will see the following display. Now, the USB PhotoReader is ready to use. Page 12 To verify the installation, insert the CompactFlash or the SmartMedia Card. The USB PhotoReader will be displayed as a "Removable Disk". Generally, the last available drive letter is assigned to the USB PhotoReader. Page 13 2. 1. 2. Software Installation for USB CF PhotoReaders compatible with Type I & Type II CF Cards under Windows 98 1. After you connect the USB PhotoReader to the computer as explained in the previous chapter, the following window is displayed. The Add new hardware wizard searches for the new drivers and the following screen is displayed. Windows will prompt you to insert the disk containing the device driver. Insert the Software Installation CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive and click Next to continue. Check Specify a location, click on the Browse button, choose Type_II98 and click OK. 5. The Add new hardware wizard will find the device driver "SIMPLE SM/CF USB PHOTOREADER" and the screen similar to the following is displayed. The Add new hardware wizard will find the device driver "SIMPLE SM/CF USB PHOTOREADER" and the screen similar to the following is displayed. When the windows finishes installing the device driver, the following window is displayed. Windows will prompt you to insert the disk containing the device driver. Insert the Software Installation CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive and click Next to continue. The Add new hardware wizard will find the device driver "SIMPLE CF/SM-USB TO SCSI DRIVER" and the following screen is displayed. [. . . ] You can copy the files simply by dragging the icon for the files. When you want to remove the Card, first make sure you are not accessing the data in the Card. Click OK and remove the Card from the USB PhotoReader. Formatting Cards Most Cards are factory formatted. Formatting Cards inside the USB PhotoReader in Mac OS may result in your digital camera being unable to recognize the card. Format the Cards in the USB PhotoReader, only when you intend the use the cards only to exchange data between different USB Readers or between USB readers and notebook computers. [. . . ]