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9-IN-1 HI-SPEED USB2.0 FLASH CARD READER/WRITER

USER’S MANUAL Version 1.0

1. Introduction The 9-in-1 Hi-Speed USB2.0 Flash Card Reader/Writer supports the widely used flash memory

cards such as CompactFlash(CF) Type1/II card, Micro Drive (MD), SmartMedia Card (SMC), xD

Picture Card. Memory Stick (MS), MagicGate Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, MagicGate

Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick PRO, Memory Stick Pro Duo, Memory Stick ROM, Secure

Digital (SD), Mini SD and Multimedia Card (MMC). It can be used as removable storage disks in

enormous data exchange applications between PC and PC or PC and various consumer electronic

appliances.

The 9-in-1 Hi-Speed USB2.0 Flash Card Reader/Writer reads digital data saved on memory card

while users can manipulating electronic devices such as digital cameras, MP3 players, PDAs and

mobile phones… etc. In addition that users can transfer manifold information such as data,

graphics, texts or digital images from one electronic device to another quickly and easily. With the

Flash Card Reader/Writer, users’ experience will be further enhanced by the Plug-and-Play nature

built into latest operation system such as Windows 2000/XP and Mac OS X.

2. Features · Fully compliant with USB v2.0 specification and USB Device Class Definition for Mass

Storage, Bulk-Transport v1.0.

· Fully compliant with Compact Flash (CF) v1.4 specification.

· Fully compliant with Secure Digital (SD) v1.0 specification.

· Fully compliant with Memory Stick (MS) v1.3 specification.

· Fully compliant with Memory Stick PRO v1.0 specification.

· Fully compliant with Memory Stick ROM format v1.0 specification.

· Fully compliant with Smart Media Card (SMC) standard 2000 specification

· Support IBM Microdrive device.

· Work with default driver for Windows 98 & SE,

· No driver is needed for Windows ME, Windows2000, Windows XP, Mac OS 9 or above.

· Operate without external power, powered by USB bus.

· Real Plug-and-Play.

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3. Panel View

Front View

Bottom View

Top View

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4. Panel Descriptions

S/N Indicator Description

1 SD/MMC Slot To insert SD/MMC card

2 MS/MS Duo/MS PRO Slot To insert MS/ MS Duo/ MS PRO/ MS ROM card

3 SM/xD Card Slot To insert SM/xD card

4 CF/MD Card Slot To insert CF/MD card

5 USB connector USB2.0 interface, connect to the USB port of your PC

6 Active LED Light: when any flash memory card is inserted in Card Reader;

Blinking: when read/write data from/to flash memory card.

7 Direction Arrow The right direction to insert flash memory cards

5. System Requirement

Support Windows 98 SE, Windows ME , Windows 2000, Windows XP

One available CD-ROM

One available USB port

20MB and more Hard Disk space

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6. Windows Driver Installation

Windows 98SE

a. Start your computer running Microsoft Windows98. Please close any open applications.

Insert the Driver Software CD, double-click on “My Computer”, next double-click on the

drive corresponding to your CD-ROM, then double-click on the “Setup.exe” file to begin.

b. Click “Next”

c. When the installation is complete, select “Yes, I want to restart my computer now” and

click “Finish”, the computer will restart.

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d. Plug the 9-in-1 Flash Card Reader/Writer to the USB port of your PC when the computer

is boot up, the windows will prompt find new hardware “ENE USB Memory Card Reader

Controller”, when the driver install is complete, remove the Card Reader from USB port

and plug again. Then Windows will find new hardware “ENE USB Storage Device”.

e. Double-click on “My Computer”, the “Removable Disk” icons are shown in “My

Computer”,

Windows ME, Windows2000, Windows XP

a. Start your computer with Windows ME/Windows2000/Windows XP, plug the Card

Reader/Writer into USB port, OS will install the default driver of USB storage device.

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b. Please close any open applications. Insert the Driver Software CD, double-click on “My

Computer”, next double-click on the drive corresponding to your CD-ROM, then

double-click on the “Setup.exe” file to begin.

c. Click “Next”, then the screen will show a screen as follow

PNP Disk allows OS to generate disk drive whenever user inserts flash card into device. Disk

drive will also be removed whenever user removes flash card from device. Click “Next” to

continue.

d. The driver installation is complete when the screen is shown

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e. Click “Finish”, double-click on “My Computer”, the “Removable Disk” icons are shown

in “My Computer”

7. Driver Uninstall

In Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000 and Windows XP, plug the 9-in-1 Card

Reader/Writer and Insert the Driver Software CD, double-click on “My Computer”, next

double-click on the drive corresponding to your CD-ROM, then double-click on the

“Uninstall.bat”.

Click “Next” and the driver will be uninstalled.

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8. Important Notice

♦ The Driver installation is necessary for all OS even in Windows ME, Windows2000 &

Windows XP.

♦ Plug the Flash Card according to the right direction, otherwise it may cause the flash card or

card reader damaged.

♦ During file and data transfer, the Active LED will blinking. This moment, please do not

attempt to remove the USB connection, this may eventually generate system unstable.

♦ For Windows2000 users: To use the 9-in-1 Card Reader, please update your Windows to

Service Pack3 or later.

♦ Before unplugging 9-In-1 Card Reader from the USB port in Windows ME/2000/XP, make

sure you go to the right hand bottom of the screen to stop the USB device. Otherwise, it may

result in losing data that you have saved on Flash Card.

♦ On the Windows taskbar, the Safely Remove Hardware icon will also appear where you can

click it to safely unplug the device even if the computer is turned on.

♦ This Hi-Speed USB Flash Disk is a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 compliant device and is recommended

hat you plug it into a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port. Whenever you plug the disk into a

non-Hi-Speed USB port, Windows will show an alert message at the taskbar telling you that it

is plugged into a non-Hi-Speed USB hub. You can still continue to use the disk but it will run

at a reduced speed.