E-18
Plug the USB memory device into a USB port of
the personal computer
When connecting to the personal computer for the first
time, the installation of a USB driver is required. Fol-
low the instructions manual of the USB memory device
that you are using.
• Usually, with Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7, the
standard driver is installed automatically and the copyboard
is identified as “Removable disk” in “My Computer” (or “Com
-
puter”).
Using USB Memory
Saving Image Files on a Computer/Deleting Image Files
Examples of operations follow for saving the image files in the USB memory device to the hard disk of the per-
sonal computer, and for deleting the folder when the USB memory capacity is full. (There are various methods
that can be used for saving and deleting including the use of Explorer.) See the instruction manual of your per-
sonal computer or the software that you are using for information about using a personal computer.
The name of the folder on the USB memory device is “CB_Image”. Image files are stored in this folder.
By factory setting upon purchase, image files are named “PV-xxx.jpg” (JPEG files), where “xxx” refers to a
3-digit number starting from 001 (ex.: PV-001.jpg).
Images can be stored in JPEG, PNG or PDF format, selectable in the copyboard settings (“CB Setup”). (See
pages E-29 and E-36.)
Drag to My Documents
Saving the image files of a USB memory
device to a personal computer
1.
Open “My Computer (or “Computer”)”
and from within, open the drive of the
connected USB memory device.
The folder named “CB_Image” is the saved data of
the copyboard.
2.
Store the “CB_Image” folder in “My
Documents” or another location.
All of the data contained in “CB_Image” will be
stored.
• Depending on the computer’s usage environment,
these operations may not work properly. This could
be the case for example:
• when several USB devices are connected simulta-
neously to the computer.
• when the USB device is connected to a USB hub
or when it is connected using an extension cable.
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