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NotiCes aNd iNfoRmatioN .................................................................................... 2

1.    introduction ......................................................................................4

1.1 specifications ..............................................................................................5

1.2 system Requirements ................................................................................5

1.3 Package Contents .......................................................................................6

1.4 Parts and functions ...................................................................................6

2.    Hardware setup ...............................................................................7

2.1 internal setup .............................................................................................7

2.2 external setup ............................................................................................8

3.    driver installation ............................................................................8

4.    Using Your Kanguru Card Reader .................................................9

4.1 inserting a memory Card .........................................................................9

4.2 safely Removing a memory Card ............................................................9

4.3 safely disconnecting the Card Reader ..................................................10

Summary of Contents for 52-in-1 Card Reader

Page 1: ...Kanguru 52 in 1 Card Reader User s Guide Copyright 2008 All Rights Reserved ...

Page 2: ...ct special incidental or consequential software or its documentation Kanguru Solutions offers no refunds for its products Kanguru Solutions makes no warranty or representation expressed implied or statutory with respect to its products or the contents or use of this documentation and all accompanying software and specifically disclaims its quality performance merchantability or fitness for any par...

Page 3: ...1 2 System Requirements 5 1 3 Package Contents 6 1 4 Parts and Functions 6 2 Hardware Setup 7 2 1 Internal Setup 7 2 2 External Setup 8 3 Driver Installation 8 4 Using Your Kanguru Card Reader 9 4 1 Inserting a Memory Card 9 4 2 Safely Removing a Memory Card 9 4 3 Safely Disconnecting the Card Reader 10 ...

Page 4: ...s a compact lightweight easy to install storage device that supports the following types of memory cards SmartMedia Cards SM SM ROM CompactFlash Cards CF I CF II Extreme CF Extreme III CF Ultra II CF HS CF XS XS CF CF Elite Pro CF PRO MultiMedia Card MMC RS MMC RS MMC4 0 DV RS MMC Micro Drive Cards IBM MD Hitachi MD MagicStor Secured Digital Cards SD miniSD HS Mini SD Extreme SD Extreme III SD Ult...

Page 5: ...All slots can be used simultaneously for data exchange Supports hot swapping between cards Supports copying between different media or cards Fits into all standard 3 5 or 5 25 drive bays for Desktop PCs Can be used externally or internally No additional power supply required DC 3 3 volts supplied by USB port 1 2 System Requirements Hardware Notebook or desktop computer with two available USB or US...

Page 6: ...nt parts will be shipped to you ASAP Card Reader 5 25 drive bay Mounting Dock PCI Cover Plate Screw to attach PCI Cover Plate Driver CD with user guide Registration Form 1 4 Parts and Functions 5 Activity Indicator 6 Power Indicator 7 SMC eXcellent Card Slot 8 SD Card Slot 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 MS Card Slot 2 CF MD Card Slot 3 USB Slot 4 USB Cables Introduction ...

Page 7: ...al use To mount the Kanguru 52 in 1 Card Reader to a 3 5 bay or a 5 25 bay Turn off your computer and unplug it Remove the case of the computer which is usually held 1 on by screws in the back You may need to refer to your PC s manual for instructions on removing the case Caution Do not touch any of the boards or other components inside computer without first grounding yourself by touching the com...

Page 8: ...in the back of your PC 6 Plug in your computer s power supply and turn the computer on The power light indicator on 7 the card reader should come on You can access the card reader through My Computer which should appear as four removable drives Drive letters may vary depending on your system Note The supplied USB cable has 2 USB plugs One plug transfers data and power to the memory card slots whil...

Page 9: ...cessive force when inserting a memory card 4 2 Safely Removing a Memory Card To prevent data loss do not attempt to insert or remove a memory card or power down the computer while the Card Reader is transferring data The LED indicator will blink when data is being transferred to and from the Card Reader To safely remove a memory card Make sure the LED indicator is not blinking 1 In My Computer rig...

Page 10: ...r To safely disconnect the Card Reader from the computer Make sure the LED indicator is not blinking 1 Left click on the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the task bar 2 A menu appears listing all the removable hardware connected to your computer 3 Select Safely Remove USB Mass Storage Device 4 Once the Safe to Remove Hardware balloon appears you can disconnect the Card Reader 5 from the computer Usi...

Page 11: ... Solutions within three 3 working days of receipt of merchandise Tech Support If you experience any problems installing your Kanguru product or have any technical questions regarding any of our products please call our tech support department Our tech support is free and available Monday thru Friday 9am to 5pm EST Call 1 508 376 4245 Or visit our website at www Kanguru com Warranty Tech Support ...

Page 12: ...egal terms and conditions available at www kanguru com Please review and agree before use Thank you Kanguru Solutions 1360 Main Street Millis MA 02054 www kanguru com 9 30 09 V1 1 2008 Kanguru Solutions ...

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