Листовка для Olympus MAUSB-200

Make sure the card is level and 
that the gold-colored contact 
area is facing down. Insert the 
card all the way into the card slot.

Status lamp  
Lights 

: When the adapter is connected to the computer and

 

is ready to use.

Blinks 

: When reading/writing to a card.

Goes out : When there is no card in the adapter, or when
 

performing the procedure* in “  3   Remove the card.” 

 

or “  4   Disconnect the adapter from the computer”.

 

* Depending on your Mac OS version, the status lamp may go

 

 out when you drag & drop the card’s icon onto the Trash icon.

Goes out after lighting : When the card is not recognized.

When the adapter is recognized 
by the computer, the 
[Removable Disk] icon will be 
added to [My Computer].

Connect the adapter’s connector to the computer’s USB port. (You 
can plug in the USB connector while the computer is in use.)  
The status lamp lights up. (When there is no card in the adapter, 
the status lamp does not light.)

Attention!: If you do not follow the steps below, the data on the 
card may be damaged.

1.  Drag & drop the card’s icon onto the Trash icon.
2.  Make sure that the status lamp is NOT blinking.
3.  Unplug the adapter from the computer’s USB port.

For Macintosh

For Windows

If a card is inserted in the adapter, follow steps 1 and 2 in “  3   
Remove the card”.

Make sure that the status lamp is NOT on, then unplug the 
adapter from the computer’s USB port.

1.  Left-click the [Safely Remove Hardware] icon on the taskbar.
  ●  The message that appears with the [Safely Remove 
 

  Hardware] icon may differ depending on the computer you

 

  are using.

2.  A message titled [Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device - 
 

Drive (K:)] appears on the taskbar. Click on it.

  ●  The drive letter (K:) above will differ depending on the 
 

  computer you are using.

3.  Make sure that the status lamp is NOT on, then click the [OK] 
 

button.

  ●  For Windows XP, the message appears in the 
 

  balloon help.

4.  Unplug the adapter from the computer’s USB port.

For Windows

For Macintosh

When the card is inserted 
correctly and the adapter is 
recognized by the computer, the 
card icon appears on the 
desktop.

Printed in Japan

1.  Double-click [My Computer] 
 

on the desktop.

2.  Right-click the corresponding 
   [Removable Disk] icon, then 
 

click [Eject] in the pop-up

 

menu.

For Windows

●  You can unplug the adapter with the computer’s power on. 
  (You do not need to turn off the computer, restart it, or put it in 
  the sleep mode.)
●  Close all software programs that are using data on the card 
  (e.g. graphics applications). Otherwise, you cannot perform this 
  step.

3.  Make sure that the lamp is NOT on, then pull the card out of the 
 

card slot as shown in the illustration.

Drag & drop the card’s icon onto 
the Trash icon. Make sure that 
the status lamp is NOT blinking, 
then pull the card out of the card 
slot as shown in the above illustra-
tion.

For Macintosh

  ●  The card will not be ejected when [Eject] is clicked in this step.
  ●  If you are using a Windows 2000/XP and you want to remove 
 

  the card, log on with the user name [Administrator] or a user 

 

  name with administrator privileges. Without these privileges, 

 

  you cannot perform [Eject] operation.

●  NEVER pull a card out of the card slot or unplug the 
 

blinking. Doing so may destroy the data on the card or the 

 

card itself, or cause the computer to malfunction.

●  When removing a card, be sure to follow the procedure in 
 

“  3   Remove the card”. Otherwise, the data on the card 

 

may be damaged.

●  Before removing a card, close all software programs that 
 

are using data on the card (e. g. Explorer, graphics 

 

applications). 

●  DO NOT apply force to the computer’s USB port or the 
 

adapter when removing/inserting a card from/into the 

 

adapter if it is directly connected to the computer’s USB 

 

port.

●  Make sure that the card is facing the right way.

●  DO NOT insert the card at an angle. Forcing a card in 
 

diagonally may damage the adapter and/or the card.

You can copy files the same way as you would copy files from a floppy disk, etc. Simply drag & drop the 
original files you want to copy onto the hard drive or other storage medium.

For Windows

Double-click the 
corresponding 
icon.

For Macintosh

The [Removable Disk] icon does not appear after  
installation and connection. 
[!] or [?] appears in Device Manager.

The adapter does not recognize the card. 
[Please insert a disk into drive.] appears.

The adapter’s USB connector is not connected properly to  
the computer.

The Universal Serial Bus Controller is disabled. 
(Only for Windows Me/2000/XP)

The USB port is disabled in the BIOS settings.

The card is not inserted correctly.

Insert the USB connector fully into the computer’s USB port to ensure that it is firmly connected.

Change the Controller settings on [Universal Serial Bus Controllers] by selecting [Start] - [Setting] (only for Windows Me/2000) - 
[Control Panel] - [System] - [Hardware] - [Device Manager]. ([X] appears on the controller’s name. Select [Enable] by right-clicking  
from the pop-up menu.)

Set the USB port to “Enable” in the BIOS settings. Take extra care when making this setting, referring to your computer’s instruction  
manual.

Make sure the card is properly oriented (front/reverse face, top/bottom part), then insert it slowly into the adapter until it is secure.

The card is not inserted correctly.

Make sure the card is properly oriented (front/reverse face, top/bottom part), then insert it slowly into the adapter until it is secure.

Double-click [My Computer], 
then double-click the 
corresponding [Removable 
Disk] icon.

●

 Drag & Drop

To perform a drag & drop, press 
and hold the mouse button over 
the selected file(s), then move 

the mouse (drag) to the desired 
location and release the button  
to copy (drop).

The status lamp does not light.

The adapter is not connected correctly to the computer’s  
USB port.

The power supply from the USB port is insufficient.

Make sure that the adapter is facing the right way and connect it to the computer’s USB port firmly.

If you are using a USB hub, connect the adapter directly to the computer’s USB port.

You can read a card, but not write to it.

The card is not recognized correctly.

There is a problem with the card.

Disconnect the adapter from the computer, pull the card out of the adapter, then wipe the contact area with a dry cloth, and insert  
the card again. If the problem persists, the card may be damaged.

Save the data to another storage medium, then use the new card for writing.

No card icon appears on the computer’s screen.

The card is not inserted correctly.

File Exchange is not installed on your computer. (Mac OS 9)

Make sure the card is properly oriented (front/reverse face, top/bottom part), then insert it slowly into the adapter until it is secure.

You must have File Exchange (provided with Mac OS) to read/write a DOS/Windows formatted card.  
(Check Control Panels under the Apple menu to see if File Exchange is installed. For more details, refer to Mac OS [Help].)

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