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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing a StarTech.com aluminum 5.25” card reader/writer. This
multi-purpose panel fits into an open 5.25” bay and provides you with a 7-in-1 card
reader and two USB 2.0 ports, all conveniently located on the front of your computer.
The 7-in-1 reader/writer works with CompactFlash memory cards, IBM-Microdrives,
SmartMedia memory cards, Memory Stick cards, Memory Stick Pro cards, SecureDigital
memory cards, and Multi-Media cards. The card reader/writer plugs into any USB port
and makes it easy to transfer files, images, and music between your computer and your
MP3 player, digital camera, cell phone, PDA or any other flash media device.

Features

• Supports seven different types of flash cards: CompactFlash memory cards, IBM-

Microdrives, SmartMedia memory cards, Memory Stick cards, Memory Stick Pro 
cards, SecureDigital memory cards, and Multi-Media cards

• Conveniently provides two front USB 2.0 ports 

• Powered by the USB bus; no external power source is needed

• Supports drag and drop between cards

• Reads and writes any files suited for PC or Mac computers

• Fits into any 5.25” drive bay

• Backed by StarTech.com’s one-year warranty

Before You Begin

To ensure a quick and easy installation, please read through this section carefully before
attempting to install the card reader/writer.

WARNING!

Flash cards, like all computer equipment, can be severely damaged by static

electricity. Be sure that you are properly grounded before opening your computer case or
touching your card. StarTech.com recommends that you wear an anti-static strap when
installing any computer component. If an anti-static strap is unavailable, discharge
yourself of any static electricity build-up by touching a large grounded metal surface
(such as the computer case) for several seconds. 

System Requirements

• Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP with a Pentium-class (or compatible) processor, or Mac 

OS 9.0 with a Power PC (or above). 

• A CD-ROM drive

• An open USB port

Summary of Contents for 525FCREADAL

Page 1: ...Aluminum 5 25 Bay 7 in 1 Flash Card Reader Writer 525FCREADAL Instruction Guide The Professionals Source For Hard to Find Computer Parts USB 2 0 FLASH CARD READER Actual product may vary from photo...

Page 2: ...rence 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 recep...

Page 3: ...1 Table of Contents Introduction 2 Installation 3 Using Your Card Reader 4 Troubleshooting 6 Technical Specifications 7 Technical Support 8 Warranty Information 8...

Page 4: ...ia cards Conveniently provides two front USB 2 0 ports Powered by the USB bus no external power source is needed Supports drag and drop between cards Reads and writes any files suited for PC or Mac co...

Page 5: ...manual for details if necessary 3 Gently insert the card reader writer into the open 5 25 bay after threading the attached USB cable into the computer until it is flush with the front of the case Mak...

Page 6: ...river Follow any on screen prompts to complete the installation Using Your Card Reader The LEDs on the panel are your best indication of the card reader s activity A flashing LED indicates that there...

Page 7: ...r Uninstalling Your Card Reader Use this procedure to uninstall the card reader writer Windows users 1 Make sure there is no card reader connected to the USB port 2 Click on the Uninstaller icon in th...

Page 8: ...he card manufacturer s instructions A drive letter is shown for the card but it can not be accessed The card has not been formatted or is formatted incorrectly Follow the instructions provided by the...

Page 9: ...0Mbits sec Flash Card Compact Flash I II Card Compatibility IBM Micro Drive Smart Media Card Secure Digital Card Multi Media Card Memory Stick MS Pro Card LED Indicators 4 x Activity Enclosure Color A...

Page 10: ...nformation This product is backed by a one year warranty In addition StarTech com warrants its products against defects in materials and workmanship for the periods noted following the initial date of...

Page 11: ...Revised February 03 2004...

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