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. CameraMate Hi-Speed 10 in 1 Digital Media Reader/Writer User’s Guide www.ziocorp.com Copyright Zio Corporation. All rights reserved. Trademarks are used for informational purposes, and remain the property of their owners. CameraMate Hi-Speed Digital Media Reader/Writer. Accessing a Card on a PC.

Removing a Card on a PC. Accessing a Card on a Macintosh. 10 Removing a Card on a Macintosh. 11 Frequently Asked Questions. Technical Support. 13 CameraMate Hi-Speed Digital Media Reader/Writer.

What’s Included. CameraMate 10 in 1 Media Reader/Writer. Software Installation CD Requirements To use the Hi-Speed Digital Media Reader/Writer, your computer system must meet the following minimum requirements: PC Requirements.

200MHz or faster processor. USB Port. Please visit www.ziocorp.com. CameraMate ProPix Software Suite (PCs only) CameraMate ProPix Software Suite consist of three different software applications; ProPix Sound, ProPix OnTV, and ProPix Share. With ProPix OnTV, you can take digital pictures, and turn them into digital photo albums on a CD that can play in your DVD player! Simply select and arrange your photos on the timeline and burn a CD.

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Connect the USB hub (purchased separately) to your computer's USB port. Connect the Hi-Speed Digital Media Reader/Writer USB cable to a port on the USB hub. Note: Be sure the cable ends are properly aligned; do not force the connection. CameraMate Hi-Speed Digital Media Reader/Writer. Connect the USB hub (purchased separately) to your Macintosh USB port. Connect the USB connector of the reader/writer to a port on the USB hub. Note: Be sure the cable ends are properly aligned before connecting and do not force the connection.

CameraMate Hi-Speed Digital Media Reader/Writer. If you plan on writing to or deleting from your Digital Media Card, make sure the card is not locked. To insert a Digital Media Card, follow these steps: The CameraMate 10 in 1 reader has 4 slots for media. The Bottom row is for xD- Picture Card, SmartMedia, Secure Digital, and MultiMediaCard. The Top row of the 10 in 1 CameraMate is for Compact Flash Type I & II, IBM Microdrive, and Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, and Magic Gate Memory Stick. To insert an a CompactFlash, or IBM Microdrive be sure the connector are facing the reader, and the label is facing up. Before you remove a digital media card, be sure the read/write operations are complete.

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Removing a card during read/write access causes lost or corrupted data. To remove a card, grasp the end of the card with your thumb and index fingers, and remove it from the slot. CameraMate Hi-Speed Digital Media Reader/Writer.

IMPORTANT: If you are running Mac OS 9.x, be sure the Apple 'File Exchange' control panel is set to load in your system folder - you can activate it using the Apple 'Extensions Manager' control panel. CameraMate Hi-Speed Digital Media Reader/Writer. Improper removal can corrupt the data stored on your card. If removed improperly, a warning message may state that there is a problem with the media and prompt you to check the disk for data loss. CameraMate Hi-Speed Digital Media Reader/Writer. Macintosh After you insert a card on a Macintosh, a distinct icon appears on the Mac OS desktop.

This is the mounted state, which enables read and write operations for CameraMate Hi-Speed Digital Media Reader/Writer. You cannot write to or delete from a card until you move the tab to the unlocked position. Technical Support For additional technical support, please visit our web site at www.ziocorp.com CameraMate Universal 10 in 1 Reader/Writer User’s Guide 7/04.