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USB 2.0
↔
USB 2.0 DATA TRANSFER CABLE
software, double-click on the PCLinq2
shortcut found on your desktop
screen. (An illustration of these
shortcuts can be found in
Chapter 3
,
Figure 3-4.) The cable’s file-transfer
program will appear (see Figure 4-1).
NOTE
The PCLinq2 Unicode mode is
available only under Windows 2000
and XP. The PCLinq2 ANSI program
is available for all Windows OS
versions.
Figure 4-1. File-transfer screen.
Check the dual-state Status LED on the
bottom right of the program dialog
box to see if it is ready or not (see
Figure 4-1). Green signifies a ready
status; red means not ready or not
found. Make sure that the program
shows two green LEDs to indicate a
linked connection.
