Operation Manual

Card Reader

Note

Unfortunately, not all memory card manufacturers respect all the established

specifications. Therefore, a global compatibility with all cards cannot be guar-

anteed due to the sheer number of manufacturers.

Transferring and Saving Data on the PC

Windows does not handle card readers as any specific devices but just as a normal

disk drive. This means that you don't need to install or configure any drivers or need

any special software for accessing them.

1. As soon as a newly inserted card has been detected, a new window pops up

offering several automatic features. You can choose one of these standard tasks or

copy your data manually. For copying data manually, close the window by clicking

Cancel.

2. Open Windows Explorer from the Start menu. In the left Explorer frame, under

the My PC icon next to the hard disk and the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive you'll

also find some entries labeled Removable Disk. These drives correspond to the

card reader slots.

3. You can access the inserted memory cards like any other CD-ROM or hard disk

drive. Mark the desired files and copy them to your local hard disk. The copying,

moving or deleting of files does not differ from applying these procedures on con-

ventional disk drives.