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1.        Hot Plug    A function included in the USB standard that allows you to connect disconnect a USB  device such as the adapter to from the computer while the computer s power is on        Icon    A small graphical image used to represent a file or folder created by the user or an  installed application  Double clicking or clicking an icon will open the file or folder  or  launch the application        Install    Copies a new application to the computer and automatically configures it for use     Uninstall    Removes an installed application from the computer   Preinstalled   Describes an application already installed on the computer at the time of  purchase        Removable disk    A disk that is not permanently attached to the computer like a hard disk  Examples of  removable disks include CD ROMs  floppy disks  and magneto optical disks  MO   xD   Picture Card is treated as a removable disk when inserted in the adapter        Taskbar    A bar that displays all running files and applications as buttons in Windows  Normally  it  is displayed at the bottom of the screen  Clicking a button on the taskbar can bring up a  window or launch an application  The taskbar also includes other functions such as a  clock  as well as a Start button that organizes applications so they can be launched  more easily        Universal Serial Bus  An interface that connects computers with peripheral devices   modems  printers  digital cameras  etc    Thanks to its ease of use  many devices no
2.   L Turn on the computer  lt 2000 XP Vista    Install gt     Turn on the computer s power  and connected devices  such as a monitor  to start Windows 2000 XP Vista     The operating procedures for the adapter under Windows 2000 XP Vista are described below        Inserting a card  lt 2000 XP Vista   Operation gt     Insert a card into the adapter   Make sure the card is level and that the gold colored contact area is facing down  Insert the card all the way  into the card slot         Adapter  Notes   e Make sure that the card is facing the right  Card slot way     e DO NOT insert the card at an angle   Forcing a card in diagonally may damage  the adapter and or the card        Status lamp    xD Picture Card    2 Connecting to the computer  lt 2000 XP Vista  Operation gt     Connect the adapter   s connector to the USB port on the computer   You can plug in the USB connector while  the computer is in use      e Before connecting the adapter  make sure there is adequate space around the computer s USB port so that  the adapter can be connected properly  Plugging in the adapter forcibly may damage the adapter and or USB  port    e When inserting the connector  make sure it is oriented correctly  refer to the pictures below   Inserting the  connector incorrectly may damage the connector and or the computer s USB port       Make sure the connector is fully inserted     USB port  Type A        The computer s  USB port has a         mark over it                    Lights   When the
3.  OS  Help          The status lamp goes out after The card is not recognized  lighting  correctly     Disconnect the adapter from the  computer  pull the card out of the  adapter  then wipe the contact  area with a dry cloth  and insert  the card again  If the problem  persists  the card may be  damaged        You can read a card  but not write   There is a problem with the card   to it     Save the data to another storage  medium  then use the new card  for writing        Supported  Cards    Interface USB Ver 2 0 or Ver 1 1    xD Picture Card   16 32 64 128 256 512MB 1GB 2GB          Operating voltage 5V  Powered via USB port        Consumption current 0 2A Max        Operating environment   Temperature 0  C   50  C  41  F   122  F        Humidity 20    85   No condensation   Storage environment    25  C   60  C   13  F   140  F           Dimensions  L x W x H    Main unit 76 9 mm x 24 2 mm x 10 0 mm       Weight Main unit Approx  12 g       Cap Approx  1 6 g          Supported computers Any computer equipped with a USB interface as standard   USB Ver  2 0 or Ver  1 1 compliant        Supported operating systems Any of the following pre installed operating systems  e Windows 2000 Professional   e Windows XP   e Windows Vista   e Mac OS 9 0   9 2   e Mac OS X  v10 1 10 4              e The specifications are subject to change without prior notice   e For the latest information  visit the OLYMPUS web site  http   Awww olympus com               Glossary of Terms    Device Drive
4.  adapter is connected to the computer and is ready to use    Blinks   When reading writing to a card    Goes out   When there is no card in the adapter  or when performing  Safely Remove Hardware  operation   Goes out after lighting   When the card is not recognized       NEVER pull the card out of the card slot or unplug the adapter from the computer while the status lamp is  blinking  Doing so may destroy the data stored on the card       The status lamp does not light if the card is not recognized correctly  When this happens  pull the card out of the  adapter  then wipe the contact area with a dry cloth  and insert the card again  If the problem persists  the card may  be damaged     XN A                When connecting the adapter to your computer for the first time    If you are using a version of Windows XP equipped with a USB 1 1 compliant port  the following message appears  when the adapter is connected to your computer for the first time  Click  X  and close the window     A HI SPEED USB Device Plugged into non HI SPEED USB Hub X    s  A HI SPEED USB device is plugged into a non HI SPEED USB hub     For assistance in solving this problem  click this message        a ina    When you insert the card into the adapter and connect the adapter to the computer  it is recognized as a   Removable Disk  and the status lamp lights up   If the adapter is connected to the computer with no card in it   the status lamp does not light  but the adapter is recognized as a  Removable 
5.  is fully inserted     USB port  Type A        The computer s  USB port has a    asi    mark over it                    Lights   When the adapter is connected to the computer and is ready to use   Blinks       When reading writing to a card    Goes out   When there is no card in the adapter    Goes out after lighting   When the card is not recognized       NEVER pull the card out of the card slot or unplug the adapter from the computer while the status lamp is  blinking  Doing so may destroy the data stored on the card      The status lamp does not light if the card is not recognized correctly  When this happens  pull the card out of the  adapter  then wipe the contact area with a dry cloth  and insert the card again  If the problem persists  the card may  be damaged           N    When the card is recognized correctly    When the card is inserted correctly and the adapter  is recognized on your computer  the status lamp  lights and the icon at right appears     A       untitled    e The title of the card varies depending on the card  inserted        Before disconnecting the adapter from the computer  close all software programs that are using data on the  card  e  g  image viewing software   then follow the steps below     You can unplug the adapter with the computer s power on   You do not need to turn off the computer  restart it  or put it in  the sleep mode      e  f you do not follow the steps below  the data on the card may be damaged     1  Drag  amp  drop the card   
6. Disk     Make sure that a  Removable Disk  has been added to  My Computer      The drive letter assigned to the adapter by your computer may differ depending on how your operating system is  configured  Be sure to check the assigned drive letter after you make the connection     System Tasks   I Yew system rfcrmation  ES Add or remove srograms  GD change a setting    E My Network Places     My Documents  E Faved Documents  GD  lt orrret Paral    Before connecting    After connecting    Fie Edt Wew Favorkes Toos Help    Qe OF Lawn Gras He    Files Stored on This Corrspest er     LL  aesscecman    Hard Disk Drives    System Tasks    Mew sytem infnematinn  TA Add or remove progama  D gt  Change a streg    A WIDP_  C    Gg wor rc   ie WINOP_S  G      _ Devies with Removable Storaye    H IVa Floppy  ac     fal Ades Doounents    ip WIND E  D    Ge osi   Eere  Whistler      H      wi   DVO Dre  1       r   e      a S  B Ramovatie Dish  Hi   I   So p    wa a       Adapter    In this example  the Removable Disk is recognized as the K drive   The drive letter  e g   J     K    etc   used by your computer may  differ depending on your computer and or connected optional    devices     Disconnecting the adapter        lt 2000 XP Vista    Operation gt     Before disconnecting the adapter from the computer  close all software programs that are using data on the  card  e g  Explorer  image viewing software   then follow the steps below     You can unplug the adapter with the computer   s pow
7. KD    xD Picture Card     USB Memory Adapter    MAUSD  gt 00    REFERENCE MANUAL    OLYMPUS    Introduction    The MAUSB 500 USB Memory Adapter  hereinafter referred to as    the adapter     is designed exclusively for  reading and writing data to an xD Picture Card     hereinafter referred to as    card      You can transfer large  amounts of data to and from the card quickly and easily using a computer equipped with a USB port    Before using the adapter  read this manual and the separate    Start Guide    carefully    This manual assumes that the user is familiar with computer operation and operating systems  For information about  computers  optional devices  operating software  and so on  refer to the manuals supplied with the respective products     Main features       e Compatible with xD Picture Card   You can transfer images taken by a digital camera compatible with xD Picture Card to your computer   e Supports USB 2 0 interface  USB Mass Storage Class   The adapter supports the high speed USB 2 0 interface  which allows even faster data transfer than USB 1 1     All  you have to do is connect the adapter to your computer  The inserted xD Picture Card will be recognized as a  Removable Disk by the computer  There   s no need to install the device driver on the computer   You can view images quickly on the computer  transfer image data to the computer  or write data from the com   puter to the inserted card   e Supports Hot Plug providing USB Bus Power for USB connect
8. S X Software       System Preferences     Dock         gt   Location  gt     Recent Items  gt     Force Quit    Mac OS xX    Versioh 10 1 2 1  2       OS version       The operating procedure for the adapter under Mac OS X is described below        L Inserting a card  lt Mac OS X    Operation gt     Insert a card into the adapter   Make sure the card is level and that the gold colored contact area is facing down  Insert the card all the way  into the card slot          Adapter Notes    e Make sure that the card is facing the right    Status lamp way     e DO NOT insert the card at an angle   Forcing a card in diagonally may damage  the adapter and or the card        2 Connecting to the computer  lt Mac OS X    Operation gt     Connect the adapter   s connector to the USB port on the computer   You can plug in the USB connector while  the computer is in use      e Before connecting the adapter  make sure there is adequate space around the computer s USB port so that  the adapter can be connected properly  Plugging in the adapter forcibly may damage the adapter and or USB  port    e When inserting the connector  make sure it is oriented correctly  refer to the pictures below   Inserting the  connector incorrectly may damage the connector and or the computer   s USB port      Make sure the connector is fully inserted     USB port  Type A        The computer s  USB port has a          mark over it                    Lights   When the adapter is connected to the computer and is re
9. USB port        The card is not inserted correctly     Make sure the card is properly   oriented  front reverse face  top   bottom part   then insert it slowly  into the adapter until it is secure        The  Removable Disk  icon does  not appear in  My Computer  after  installation and connection         or     appears in Device  Manager     The adapter   s USB connector is  not connected properly to the  computer     Insert the USB connector fully into  the computer   s USB port to  ensure that it is firmly connected        The Universal Serial Bus  Controller is Disabled    Only for Windows 2000 XP Vista     Change the Controller settings on   Universal Serial Bus Controllers   by selecting  Start     Setting    only for Windows 2000     Control  Panel     System     Hardware      Device Manager     X  appears on  the controller s name  Select   Enable  by right clicking from the  pop up menu         The USB port is disabled in the  BIOS settings     Set the USB port to    Enable    in the  BIOS settings  Take extra care  when making this setting  referring  to your computer s instruction  manual        The adapter does not recognize  the card      Please insert a disk into drive    appears     The card is not inserted correctly     Make sure the card is properly   oriented  front reverse face  top   bottom part   then insert it slowly  into the adapter until it is secure        The status lamp goes out after  lighting     The card is not recognized  correctly     Disconne
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11. ady to use    Blinks   When reading writing to a card    Goes out   When there is no card in the adapter  or  depending on the Mac OS version  when dragging  amp  dropping  the card   s icon onto the Trash icon    Goes out after lighting   When the card is not recognized       NEVER pull the card out of the card slot or unplug the adapter from the computer while the status lamp is  blinking  Doing so may destroy the data stored on the card      The status lamp does not light if the card is not recognized correctly  When this happens  pull the card out of the  adapter  then wipe the contact area with a dry cloth  and insert the card again  If the problem persists  the card may  be damaged           N    When the card is recognized correctly    When the card is inserted correctly and the adapter  is recognized on your computer  the status lamp  lights and the icon at right appears     7         The title of the card varies depending on the card  inserted     NO NAME       3 Disconnecting the adapter  lt Mac OS X   Operation gt     Before disconnecting the adapter from the computer  close all software programs that are using data on the  card  e  g  image viewing software   then follow the steps below     You can unplug the adapter with the computer   s power on   You do not need to turn off the computer  restart it  or put  it in the sleep mode      e  f you do not follow the steps below  the data on the card may be damaged           1  Drag  amp  drop the card   s icon onto th
12. button  over the selected file s   then move the mouse  drag  to the  desired location and release the button to copy  drop               6 About card formatting     lt Mac OS X    Operation gt     NO_NAME       The window containing the files to be copied              THH A    Computer Home Favorites Applications    001 02 JPG       a f y A    Computer Home Favorites Applications     lt Mac OS X   Operation gt     e You must format a card on a digital camera regularly  If the card inserted into the adapter has been  formatted with the connected computer  it may not be recognized by a digital camera  For details on  formatting with a camera  refer to the camera   s instruction manual    If your camera does not recognize a card formatted on another device  re format the card with your  camera   Cards formatted with non DOS formatting systems are not recognized by the adapter      Before formatting the card    e When formatting the xD Picture Card  make sure that there is no important data on it  Existing data  will not be usable after the card has been formatted     Troubleshooting    Windows  PROBLEM    The status lamp does not light     The adapter is not connected  correctly to the computer   s USB  port     SOLUTIONS    Make sure that the adapter is  facing the right way and connect it  to the computer   s USB port firmly     REF  PAGE       The power supply from the USB  port is insufficient     If you are using a USB hub   connect the adapter directly to the  computer s 
13. card formatting  lt 2000 XP Vista   Operation gt           You must format a card on a digital camera regularly  If the card inserted into the adapter has been  formatted with the connected computer  it may not be recognized by a digital camera  For details on  formatting with a camera  refer to the camera   s instruction manual    If your camera does not recognize a card formatted on another device  re format the card with your  camera   Cards formatted with non DOS formatting systems are not recognized by the adapter      Before formatting the card    e When formatting the xD Picture Card  make sure that there is no important data on it  Existing data  will not be usable after the card has been formatted        Mac OS 9    How to install    When you install the adapter  also refer to your computer   s user manual and the manuals for any optional    devices you are using     Turn on the computer s power  and connected devices  such as a monitor  to start Mac OS     e To use a DOS Windows formatted xD Picture Card or the xD Picture Card formatted on a digital camera   File Exchange  provided with Mac OS  must be installed  Select  Control Panels  from the Apple Menu to  check if File Exchange is installed on your computer   Refer to Mac OS  Help  for more details     e Note that the windows shown below may look different on your computer  depending on how your operating    system is configured     To identify your Mac OS version    Select  About This Computer  in the Apple me
14. cedereniaeoedsddendtomndachaseceade 24    What   s included       Start Guide    MAUSB 500   Adapter and Cap     USB connector       Before getting started    System requirements       Your computer must conform to the following minimum standards in order to use it with the adapter     e Compatible operating systems    Windows 2000 Professional  hereinafter referred to as Windows 2000   Windows XP   Windows Vista  Mac OS 9 0   9 2  Mac OS X  v10 1   10 4     e Any computer equipped with a USB interface as standard  USB Ver  2 0 or Ver  1 1 compliant     Supported cards       xD Picture Card  16MB 32MB 64MB 128MB 256MB 512MB 1GB 2GB  3 3 V     Precautions       e Before using the adapter  make sure there is adequate space around the computer s USB port so that the  adapter can be connected properly  Plugging in the adapter forcibly may damage the adapter and or USB port       n some cases  depending on your computer system s operating environment  i e  hardware  software  and  device drivers   the adapter may not work properly     e The adapter may not function properly when connected to a PC via a USB port on a USB hub  keyboard or  display  In this case  connect the adapter directly to the computers USB port     e Versions of Windows 2000 upgraded from Windows 95 NT 4 0 NT 3 51 may not work properly  In this case  you  may need to reinstall your OS     e Do not pull the card out of the card slot  or unplug the adapter while the status lamp is blinking  Doing  so may destroy 
15. ct the adapter from the  computer  pull the card out of the  adapter  then wipe the contact  area with a dry cloth  and insert  the card again  If the problem  persists  the card may be  damaged        You can read a card  but not write  to it     There is a problem with the card     Save the data to another storage  medium  then use the new card  for writing        Troubleshooting    Macintosh  PROBLEM    The status lamp does not light  The adapter is not connected  correctly to the computer   s USB  port     SOLUTIONS REF  PAGE    Make sure that the adapter is  facing the right way and connect it  to the computer   s USB port firmly        The power supply from the USB  port is insufficient     If you are using a USB hub   connect the adapter directly to the  computer s USB port        The card is not inserted correctly     Make sure the card is properly   oriented  front reverse face  top   bottom part   then insert it slowly  into the adapter until it is secure        No card icon appears on the The card is not inserted correctly   computer s screen     Make sure the card is properly   oriented  front reverse face  top   bottom part   then insert it slowly  into the adapter until it is secure        File Exchange is not installed on  your computer   Mac OS 9     You must have File Exchange   provided with Mac OS  to read   write a DOS Windows formatted  card   Check Control Panels under  the Apple menu to see if File  Exchange is installed  For more  details  refer to Mac
16. data on the card or damage the card     e You must format the card on a digital camera regularly  If the card inserted into the adapter has been formatted  with the connected computer  it may not be recognized by a digital camera  For details on formatting with a  camera  refer to the camera   s instruction manual    If your camera does not recognize a card formatted on another device  re format the card with your camera    Cards formatted with non DOS formatting systems are not recognized by the adapter        The adapter does not support computer power saving functions  Turn off the power saving function before you  use the adapter with your computer     e   t is not possible to connect two or more MAUSB 500 adapters to a single PC at the same time     To attach the cap  align the front of the cap with the front of the adapter and slide it into place        Getting started       The installation procedure varies depending on the operating system you are using on your computer  Follow the  correct procedure for your operating system     Check OS  Check OS  Check OS   Windows Mac Mac  2000 XP Vista OS 9 OS X  r  p 8 F p 13 C p  17    J    Turn on computer  Turn on computer   Connect to computer  Connect to computer            Get started        Refer to    Operating the adapter    in each OS chapter for more details        Windows 2000 XP Vista    When you install the adapter  also refer to your computer s user manual and the manuals for any optional  devices you are using   
17. e Trash icon        Drag  amp  Drop    To perform a drag and drop  press and hold the mouse  button over the selected file s   then move the mouse   drag  to the desired location and release the button to    copy  drop      WRESERE ert teadel    NO_NAME                2  Make sure that the status lamp is NOT blinking     3  Unplug the adapter from the computer   s USB port     Notes      NEVER pull the card out of the card slot or  unplug the adapter from the computer while  the status lamp is blinking  Doing so may  destroy the data on the card or the card itself   or cause the computer to malfunction     Removing a card    Pull the card out of the card slot as shown in the illustration     Status lamp    Pull the card out        Copying files from to a card    1  Insert a card into the adapter and connect it to the  computer s USB port     e The status lamp lights  then the card icon appears  on the desktop    e The card icon   s appearance may vary  depending on  the card and the Mac OS version you are using     2  Double click the icon to display the files that you  want to copy   e For information about how to locate files on the card     refer to the manual for the product used to create the  files     3  Drag the file icons you want to copy and drop  them onto the destination folder     e   It is also possible to move files to another folder   erase files  or write files from another folder        Drag  amp  Drop    To perform a drag and drop  press and hold the mouse 
18. er on   You do not need to turn off the computer  restart it  or put it in  the sleep mode      1     Left click the  Safely Remove Hardware  icon on  the taskbar     e  The message that appears with the  Safely Remove  Hardware  icon may differ depending on the  computer you are using       Amessage box titled  Safely remove USB Mass  Storage Device   Drive  K    appears on the  taskbar  Click on it     e The drive letter  K   above will differ depending on  the computer you are using     3  Make sure that the status lamp is NOT on  then    click the  OK  button     e For Windows XP  the message appears in the  balloon help     The adapter is ready to be disconnected from the  computer     4  Unplug the adapter from the computer s USB    port     Notes    Pull the card out of the card slot as shown in the illustration     NEVER pull the card out of the card slot or  unplug the adapter from the computer while  the status lamp is blinking  Doing so may  destroy the data on the card or the card itself   or cause the computer to malfunction     Removing a card    Status lamp     Safely Remove Hardware      gt  bem 2 14 PM       Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device   Drive K        In this example  the Removable Disk is recognized as the K drive        Safe To Remove Hardware                 i  Safe To Remove Hardware x    The  USB Mass Storage Device    device can now be safely  removed from the system     Pull the card out           Copying files from to a card  lt 2000 XP Vis
19. ion   You can connect disconnect the adapter without turning off the computer  Since power is supplied by the  connecting computer via a USB interface  a separate power supply  Such as an AC adapter  is not required   e Compact  lightweight stick type device   e Compatible with both Windows and Macintosh OS       A computer supporting USB 2 0 is required  Only USB 1 1 is available for computers that do not support USB 2 0   FCC Notice    This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device  pursuant to  Part 15 of the FCC Rules  These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful  interference in a residential installation  This equipment generates  uses  and can radiate radio frequency  energy and  if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions  may cause harmful  interference to radio communications  However  there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in  a particular installation  If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception     which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on  the user is encouraged to try to correct  the interference by one or more of the following measures      Adjust or relocate the receiving antenna      Increase the distance between the equipment and receiver      Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected     Consult your dealer or an experienced radi
20. nu and identify your Mac OS version   OS version        File Edit View Window  About This Computer      AirPort   E3 Apple DVD Player   ge  Apple System Profiler  E Calculator                    O 2 About This Computer BB    Mac OS 9 2      Yersion  Mac  S 9 2 1 1  Built in Memory    236 MB         irtual Memory  257 MB used on 9 2 1US  Largest Unused Block  221 MB    EE  Mac os         amp     Apple Computer  Inc  1983 2001    36a Me         Operating the adapter    The operating procedure for the adapter under Mac OS 9 is described below     Insert a card into the adapter     Make sure the card is level and that the gold colored contact area is facing down  Insert the card all the way    into the card slot        Status lamp    Notes    e Make sure that the card is facing the right  way     e DO NOT insert the card at an angle   Forcing a card in diagonally may damage  the adapter and or the card           Connect the adapter   s connector to the USB port on the computer   You can plug in the USB connector while  the computer is in use      e Before connecting the adapter  make sure there is adequate space around the computer s USB port so that  the adapter can be connected properly  Plugging in the adapter forcibly may damage the adapter and or USB  port      When inserting the connector  make sure it is oriented correctly  refer to the pictures below   Inserting the  connector incorrectly may damage the connector and or the computer s USB port    e Make sure the connector
21. o TV technician for help        For customers in North and South America    For customers in the USA    Declaration of Conformity   Model Number   MAUSB 500   Trade Name   OLYMPUS   Responsible Party   OLYMPUS IMAGING AMERICA INC    Address   3500 Corporate Parkway  P O  Box 610  Center Valley  PA 18034 0610 U S A   Telephone Number   484 896 5000    Tested To Comply With FCC Standards    FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE    This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules  Operation is subject to the following two conditions     1  This device may not cause harmful interference     2  This device must accept any interference received  including interference that may cause undesired  operation     For customers in Canada    This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment  Regulations        For customers in Europe    C        CE    mark indicates that this product complies with the European requirements for safety  health   environment and customer protection     and electronic equipment in the EU countries     Hor symbol  crossed out wheeled bin WEEE Annex IV  indicates separate collection of waste electrical  Please do not throw the equipment into the domestic refuse     EE Please use the return and collection systems available in your country for the disposal of this product        Trademarks       e Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United  States and or other co
22. r   Driver     A program used to operate or manage a peripheral device  printer  modem  digital  camera  memory adapter  etc    Without the proper driver installed  a peripheral device  will not be recognized by the computer        Drag  amp  Drop    A method used to move data  such as text or icons  on the screen  To drag and drop   click and hold the left mouse button over the highlighted selection and move the mouse   drag   Then  release the mouse button over the window where the data is to be copied  or moved  drop         Explorer    A file managing application provided with the Windows OS  Explorer allows the user to  easily create  move  delete  or copy files and folders  Explorer organizes all drives and  files folders and displays them in hierarchical order in a single window        A group of data  such as a document comprised of text and images        A location where files are stored  If a file were compared to a book  a folder would be  the shelf that stores the book  Creating a folder inside of a folder allows deeper hierar   chical classification        Determines how data is written to a memory device such as a hard disk or floppy disk   To format  or to initialize  means to erase all existing data in a memory device  When  referring to a digital camera  formatting means to allow the memory device to be read   written on the camera  Be aware that each OS uses different formats  and that format   ting a memory device will erase the data currently stored on it 
23. rform a drag and drop  press and hold the mouse    J untived fotder      A O V     button over the selected file s   then move the mouse  drag   to the desired location and release the button to copy  drop                  e You must format a card on a digital camera regularly  If the card inserted into the adapter has been  formatted with the connected computer  it may not be recognized by a digital camera  For details on  formatting with a camera  refer to the camera   s instruction manual    If your camera does not recognize a card formatted on another device  re format the card with your  camera   Cards formatted with non DOS formatting systems are not recognized by the adapter      Before formatting the card    e When formatting the xD Picture Card  make sure that there is no important data on it  Existing data  will not be usable after the card has been formatted     Mac OS X          When you install the adapter  also refer to your computer   s user manual and the manuals for any optional devices  you are using     L Turn on the computer  lt Mac OS X    Install gt     Turn on the computer   s power  and connected devices  such as a monitor  to start Mac OS       Note that the windows shown below may look different on your computer  depending on how your operating  system is configured     To identify your Mac OS version    Select  About This Mac  in the Apple menu and identify your Mac OS version              About This Mac    Finder File Edit Viev            Get Mac O
24. s icon onto the Trash icon        Drag  amp  Drop    To perform a drag and drop  press and hold the mouse  button over the selected file s   then move the mouse   drag  to the desired location and release the button to  copy  drop                  2  Make sure that the status lamp is NOT blinking     3  Unplug the adapter from the computer   s USB port     Notes     NEVER pull the card out of the card slot or  unplug the adapter from the computer while    the status lamp is blinking  Doing so may  destroy the data on the card or the card itself   or cause the computer to malfunction  Status lamp       Pull the card out of the card slot as shown in the illustration     Status lamp       Pull the card out     1  Insert a card into the adapter and connect it to the  computer s USB port     e The status lamp lights  then the card icon appears  on the desktop      The card icon   s appearance may vary  depending on  the card and the Mac OS version you are using        2  Double click the icon to display the files that you The window containing the files to be copied    want to copy          For information about how to locate files on the card  3 07  refer to the manual for the product used to create the ema  117 avalaie    files  9  B     3  Drag the file icons you want to copy and drop oe  them onto the destination folder             It is also possible to move files to another folder   erase files  or write files from another folder        AT     pr       Drag  amp  Drop  To pe
25. ta   Operation gt     1  Insert a card into the adapter and connect it to E Ny Computer  the computer   s USB port  fees Yo tes    GO ex DB Psh   gt  Foes FE   2  Double click  My Computer  from the desktop  system Task ee   E  View system information ed Documents a Admin s Documents  x F F Add or remove programs  3  To view the contents of the card  double click Be change a setting  the corresponding  Removable Disk  icon  mr      N shld QA www 3 ep wwe   0   e Double clicking the  Removable Disk  icon will a ene  display the directory and the list of image files on    shared Documents QP ere QP vne sE     the inserted card  PoE l  Q Wes G   SQP Whiter c  Hi     My Computer  System Folder Devices with Removable Storage    H 3  Floppy  A   hi  DVD Drive  I    Qe QoS    en SS s  Z Removable Disk  K      i S J           In this example  the Removable Disk is recognized as the K drive   The drive letter  e g   J     K    etc   used by your computer may  differ depending on your computer and or connected optional  devices     The window containing the files to be copied    4  Drag the file icons you want to copy and drop  them onto the destination folder        It is also possible to move files to another folder   erase files  or write files from another folder           Drag  amp  Drop  To perform a drag and drop  press and hold the left mouse button over the selected file s   then move  the mouse  drag  to the desired location and release the button to copy  drop         About 
26. untries        Apple  Mac  Macintosh  Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Inc   registered in the U S  and other countries   e xD Picture Card     2 _ and other company and product names are registered trademarks and or trademarks  of their respective owners in Japan and or other countries        2008 OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP  All rights reserved     Contents  LARGO CUCTION ssdisesiccssessctatetandsiierstsnutinesneduutenasGunisnkeawanncsainstunbueuieaiiassavtnudineisunsandendseadadaeieeredavasintadianntinies 2  CONTENTS  esscseccecicssescccedicsetscensueteteabaancitenancunecenuateincsdnndeixkanadecnsdennssdenceatixnannanscevnadacuctuexsnsseeeskeuusedencenue 4  Whats included ssiiicasacessacecinstssicavcncsansiicesiasaraataansisnsnasteasennsnnegnnnasatasannstscsinitinsessianneiinieesnnininnt 5  AE aao ITS dn T A A E E E A A 5  BESTOP   GET  SUAS s asssiscssecccsicscstnesaxtansciesensnencntascenkasasiasenintncesisninstatenieredncnanrerieeactinsatintasiermians 6  Windows 2000 XP Vista   How to install 1  Turn on The COMPUTE    ccseccc  cs cseeeeee edseeete neste ened ea Aa AEAEE 8  Operating the adapter Ti MASSIMO a Card scciscectasgdencdesnagaxecesnanesauectnadenneedesndvacsvenndeseateenaeesdeltennsewactetate 8   2  Connecting to the COMPUTER            eee eeeeeeeeeeneeeeeeeeeteaeeeteaeeeteaeeeeaeeteaeeened 9   3  Disconnecting the Adapter    cece eeeeeeeeeeenneeeeeeenaeeeeeeenaeeeeeteeeeeeeete 11   d  REMOVING ACAI 3 5 cctenaisciy vies sa seesseehsnt a E 11   5  Copying files from to 
27. w  come equipped with USB ports        USB Bus Power    USB supplies power to devices via cable  The power source supplied by USB is called  bus power  The adapter works by this USB bus power        USB Mass Storage  Class    A USB device such as a floppy disk or hard disk recognized as a drive by the  connected computer  Defined by the USB Implementers Forum according to USB  specifications        USB 2 0   Hi Speed USB 2 0     A hi speed interface which allows data transfer 40 times as fast as USB 1 1  Can also  be connected to an USB 1 1 interface        xD Picture Card   Card        An ultra compact data storage medium designed to store images taken by digital  cameras or other data  Using the adapter allows data on an xD Picture Card to be  transferred to a computer or data on a computer to be copied to the card        OLYMPUS       OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP  VS606601    
    
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