Kensington Portable Memory Card Reader Bedienungsanleitung

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Easily copy files to your computer from a digital camera or any other device that uses

portable memory cards-without the hassle of a direct connection. Four media slots

accept six different types of memory cards, yet the Kensington Portable Memory Card

Reader fits easily in your pocket or laptop carrying case.

Transfer data fast - at speeds up to 480 Megabits per second with a USB 2.0 connec-

tion. The reader accepts the memory cards used by most digital cameras, MP3 players,

digital voice recorders, PDAs, and handheld computers.

READ FIRST!

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Note for Windows 2000 and XP: If you do not have Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 or

Windows XP Service Pack 1 installed, please download the service pack from the

Microsoft® Web site (http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com) and install it before you

install the reader.

You must be logged into Windows with the appropriate privileges to install a hardware

device. If you have difficulties installing the reader on a computer at your office (or on a

company-provided notebook computer), please see your company's network administra-

tor.

1. With your computer running, plug the Kensington Portable Memory Card Reader into

an available USB port as shown on page 7.

2. These operating systems will detect the reader as a new device and install the

appropriate device drivers automatically.

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1. With your computer running, insert the Kensington driver CD into your CD-ROM

drive.

2. Plug the Kensington Portable Memory Card Reader into an available USB port as

shown on page 7.

The New Hardware Found screen appears briefly, indicating that Windows has

detected the reader.

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• The Kensington Portable Memory Card Reader

• This User's Manual

• Kensington Portable Memory Card Reader Driver CD (required for Windows 98 SE

installation only)

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• PC with a Pentium® processor or equivalent, or Macintosh® with PowerPC or higher

• USB port (USB 2.0 recommended for faster data transfer)

• CD-ROM drive

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• Windows® 98 SE, Millennium Edition, 2000 with Service Pack 3, or XP with

Service Pack 1

• Mac OS® 10.1.5 or higher (10.2.2 recommended)

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5. Select Search for the best driver for your device [Recommended]. Click Next.

6. Select Specify a location and click Browse. Select the Windows98 folder on the

CD, then click Next.

3. The Add New Hardware Wizard starts automatically.

4. Click Next.

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The USB cable tucks into the reader for storage. To connect the reader, gently pull the

connector out and plug it into one of your computer’s USB ports (or a USB hub connect-

ed to your computer).

Make sure that the cable is firmly connected, but do not force it.

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There is no need to turn off your computer before connecting or disconnecting a USB

device.

The Kensington Portable Memory Card Reader is a USB 2.0 device. If you plug the read-

er into an older USB 1.x port or hub, Windows XP will display a warning message:

The Unknown USB Device is a HI-SPEED USB device and will function at reduced

speed when plugged into a non-HI-SPEED port.

Close the message window to continue. The reader will work with a USB 1.x connec-

tion, but it will operate at reduced speed (a maximum of 12 Megabits per second, com-

pared to 480 Megabits per second maximum with USB 2.0).

7. Click Next.

8. When the driver has been installed, click Finish.

9. If prompted to restart, first follow the instructions on page 13 to safely disconnect

the reader from your computer. Then select Ye s to continue.

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Smart Media card: Insert with the notched corner at the upper right and the gold con-

tacts facing up.

MultiMediaCard/Secure Digital card: Insert with the notched corner at the upper

right and the gold contacts facing down.

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The reader’s four media slots appear in My Computer as four Removable Disks.

The actual drive letters displayed in My Computer may vary from this example if you

have multiple hard drives, mapped network drives, CD-ROM drives, or other removable

media drives installed in your computer. On your computer they could appear as (G:),

(H:), (I:), and (J:), or any other combination of letters.

No matter what drive letters are used, the order of the four Removable Disks is the

same. The disk drive icons represent the following memory card slots, in this order:

(E:) Compact Flash/IBM MicroDrive

(F:) Memory Stick

(G:) Smart Media

(H:) Secure Digital /MultiMediaCard

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You can insert memory cards into the reader while the computer is running. A slight

delay is normal before the computer recognizes the new memory card. The appropriate

status light on the reader glows when your computer recognizes the memory card type.

A flashing status light indicates that the reader is transferring data.

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Make sure that you insert the memory card firmly but gently into the appropriate slot as

illustrated above. Do not attempt to force a memory card into a slot.

Compact Flash/IBM MicroDrive: Look for the connectors along one edge of the card.

Insert that edge of the card into the reader, with the card’s label facing up.

Memory Stick: Insert with the rounded corner at the upper left and the gold contacts

facing down.

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You can copy files from a memory card in the same way that you copy files from any

diskette or CD-ROM. Make sure that the data transfer between the memory card and

your computer is complete before you remove the memory card.

Note: When you insert a memory card under Window XP, a window may pop up with a

choice of options. Choose the option you want and click OK.

If you insert an IBM MicroDrive memory card, the "Removable Disk" label for the first

media slot changes to "MICRODRIVE."

To see the contents of the memory card, double-click on the appropriate drive icon.

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When you insert a memory card into one of the reader’s four media slots, the memory

card appears on your Mac OS desktop as a removable disk drive.

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If you insert an IBM MicroDrive memory card, the new disk drive icon will be labeled

"MICRODRIVE." Otherwise, the new drive will appear as "Unlabeled."

To see the contents of the memory card, double-click on the appropriate drive icon.

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You can connect and disconnect the reader while the computer is running. However, you

should never remove a memory card or unplug the reader while it is transferring data.

To safely unplug the reader:

1. If the reader is transferring data, wait until the status light stops flashing.

2. Properly eject any memory cards, and remove the cards from the reader as

described on page 12.

3. Follow the instructions below for your operating system to safely unplug the reader.

To disconnect the reader under Windows 98:

Once you have ejected and removed all memory cards, you can safely unplug the

reader from your computer.

To disconnect the reader under Mac OS:

Once you have ejected any mounted memory cards by dragging their icons to the

trash and removing the cards from the reader, you can safely unplug the reader from

your computer.

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You can remove memory cards from the reader while your computer is running, but it is

important never to remove a card while the reader is transferring information to your

computer. A flashing light indicates that the reader is transferring data.

To remove a memory card safely:

1. If the reader is transferring data, wait until the status light stops flashing.

2. Follow the steps below for your operating system to safely eject the card:

All Windows Operating Systems:

a. Open My Computer.

b. Right-click on the disk drive icon for the memory card that you wish to eject,

and choose Eject.

c. Remove the memory card from the reader.

Mac OS:

a. Drag the disk drive icon for the memory card to the trash.

b. Remove the memory card from the reader.

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c. Click OK, and then close the Safely Remove Hardware window.

d. Disconnect the reader from your computer’s USB port.

To disconnect the reader under Windows XP:

a. Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the system tray.

b. Select USB Mass Storage Device and then click the Stop button.

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c. Click OK to confirm.

d. Click OK again, and repeat steps b and c to stop the remaining four USB Disks.

e. Click OK to dismiss the final Safe to Remove Hardware prompt, and then close

the Unplug or Eject Hardware window.

f. Disconnect the reader from your computer’s USB port.

To disconnect the reader under Windows Me:

a. Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the system tray.

b. Select the first USB Disk, and click the Stop button.

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c. Click OK to confirm.

d. Click OK again, and then close the Unplug or Eject Hardware window.

e. Disconnect the reader from your computer’s USB port.

To disconnect the reader under Windows 2000:

a. Double-click the Unplug or Eject Hardware icon in the system tray (at

the bottom-right corner of your computer screen).

b. Select SMSC USB Mass Storage Class Driver, and click the Stop button.

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