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IC cards are the latest advances in storage media, supporting storage of large amounts of data on
a credit card sized unit. IC cards are divided into Type 1 and Type 2
a credit card sized unit. IC cards are divided into Type 1 and Type 2
categories and both are supported by the IC card interface installed in your WinBook, which is a
68-pin type fully compatible with the PCMCIA standard. Some Type 2 IC cards are actually a
combination of hardware and software, a fax/modem IC card for example, which includes the fax
modem hardware and the software to drive it.
68-pin type fully compatible with the PCMCIA standard. Some Type 2 IC cards are actually a
combination of hardware and software, a fax/modem IC card for example, which includes the fax
modem hardware and the software to drive it.
Figure 3-3 Locating the IC Card Slot
IC cards are simple to use and should be inserted directly into the IC card slot, which is situated
next to the power switch on the left side of the WinBook. As you insert the IC card, a push
button will protrude from the IC card unit. To remove the IC card press this button in and the
card will be pushed partly out. You may then extract the card from the slot.
next to the power switch on the left side of the WinBook. As you insert the IC card, a push
button will protrude from the IC card unit. To remove the IC card press this button in and the
card will be pushed partly out. You may then extract the card from the slot.