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Troubleshooting

This is a very basic troubleshooting list. If your problem isn’t solved by those listed,
Please visit our web site http://www.delkin.com for FAQs and current information on
compatibility issues as well as the latest software drivers. Or see the back page for
contacting Tech Support.

SYMPTOM

CAUSE

SOLUTION

The 

Removable Disk

 icon does

not appear in the

 My Computer

window or are not accessible.

The driver software may not
have been properly or fully
installed .

The reader is not connected
properly.

The card is not inserted fully or
is upside down.

The operating system needs to
be updated with the latest
Service Pack (Windows 2000)

Reinstall from CD or update
driver software in Device
Manager - specifying the
Reader-18 folder on drive C:\

Unplug the reader and plug it
back in.

Remove and reinsert the card
using the card insertion guide
on page 3.

Download and install the latest
Windows 2000 Service Pack.
Download the full “Network”
version - the Windows Update
may not include all bug fixes.

The reader doesn’t appear to
be powered.

I’ve just received the dreaded
Windows “Blue Screen”.

Loose or improper cable
connections.

Insufficient power from  the
computer.

Check all cable connections
and power cords.

Connect the reader directly
into the computer’s USB
socket.

The card has been removed
while a file is still open on the
card.

The card was removed during
a read/write operation.

Recover if possible. But more
than likely you’ll need to restart
Windows.

Wait 5 to 10 seconds after any
activity before removing the
card. To avoid problems, you
can copy the data to the hard
drive before accessing it.

Delkin Devices User’s Manual

       

    Page 7

Windows

I formatted the card in the
reader and now my camera or
other digital device does not
recognize it.

The card has been formatted
using an unsupported file
system, such as FAT 32.
FAT 16 is the standard used by
most digital devices.
(FAT = File Allocation Table)

Reformat the card making sure
to use FAT 16, or just FAT.
Windows XP formats using
FAT 32 by default, so FAT must
be selected manually.

DDREADER-18

            USB CF / SM / SD / MMC / MS Reader/Writer

Summary of Contents for DDREADER-18

Page 1: ...umbers are the property of their respective owners They are used for identification purposes only andin no way imply ownership by Delkin Devices eFilm R Film R Film R Film R Film Reader eader eader ea...

Page 2: ...8 will accept CompactFlash Cards of Type I 3 3mm and Type II 5 0mm including IBM Microdrives It has a second slot that will accept SmartMedia 3V Secure Digital MultiMediaCards Memory Stick It s hot sw...

Page 3: ...rt Driver Software Installation for Windows Windows XP Windows ME Driver installation is not necessary for the Windows XP and Windows Millenium ME operating systems When the Reader 18 is connected to...

Page 4: ...if possible connect the hub to a power source 4 Verify that your product matches the one pictured on the screen 5 Click the Install button and follow the on screen instructions For best results allow...

Page 5: ...re 3 Inserting CompactFlash card Figure 4 Inserting SmartMedia card Figure 5 Inserting SD MultiMediaCard Figure 6 Inserting Memory Stick Both slots can be used simultaneously to transfer files from ca...

Page 6: ...clude software that can view pictures Some brands and models of digital camera use proprietary formats for storing picture files and will require additional software to view the pictures Refer to your...

Page 7: ...at FAT 16 or just FAT is selected when formatting cards Removing a Card To prevent errors close any open files residing on the card DO NOT remove the card while files are being accessed or transferred...

Page 8: ...be necessary Windows ME and 98 1 Take note of the drive letters assigned to the reader and any network drives The Reader 18 will show up as two removable disk icons in My Computer one for each card s...

Page 9: ...ork version the Windows Update may not include all bug fixes The reader doesn t appear to be powered I ve just received the dreaded Windows Blue Screen Loose or improper cable connections Insufficient...

Page 10: ...put all of your equipment through a dry run before transferring important or irreplacable files This will not only insure that your equipment is function ing but will also familliarize you with the t...

Page 11: ...Stick Compatible OS Windows XP 2000 ME 98 98 SE and Apple Mac OS 8 6 9 X 10 2 Host Interface USB 1 1 Universal Serial Bus Transfer Rate Up to 1MB s sustained Read 1MB s sustained Write Dimensions 77mm...

Page 12: ...are no express or implied warranties of mer chantability or fitness for a particular purpose Under no circumstances will DDI be liable in any way for any damages including but not limited to lost reve...

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