Sony MRW62E Operating Instructions - Page 17
Other Points to Note, Supported SmartMedia cards
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SmartMedia Cards Supported SmartMedia cards The reader/writer supports 3.3-volt and 3volt SmartMedia cards, but not the older 5volt type. Notch 3.3 V and 3 V type 5 V type Note Do not insert a 5-volt SmartMedia card into the reader/writer forcibly. SmartMedia card handling If the gold contact area of a SmartMedia card is dirty, a read error may occur. Keep the contact area clean. Otherwise do not touch the gold contact area. Do not twist or warp the card. Protect the card from static electricity. SmartMedia card with ID The reader/writer does not support the ID information on SmartMedia cards, but allows any SmartMedia card with an ID to be used as regular media. Other Points to Note Media formatting Do not format (initialize) memory cards with a computer. If you format a memory card with a computer, devices such as digital cameras may not be able to use it due to differences in format type (FAT size, cluster size, hard disk type, or super floppy disk type). If you use a digital camera, format memory cards with your camera, instead. Restrictions on DOS mode In Windows, the reader/ writer does not operate in DOS mode. To use the reader/writer, start up Windows. Standby The reader/writer supports standby functions based on the PC2000 standard, which may not cover the standby function of all computers. Disable the standby function of your computer if it causes any problems. While the computer is in standby, do not insert or remove any media. Antivirus software If you have memory-resident antivirus software on your computer, the computer may hang or become unusually slow. In this case, set your antivirus software so it does not scan the media in the reader/writer. Do not attempt to dismantle, repair, or alter the reader/writer yourself Do not, under any circumstances, attempt to dismantle, repair, or alter the reader/writer yourself. You may not only permanently damage the reader/writer and/or your computer, but may also cause fire or personal injury through electrical shock. Operating and storage environments • Do not place the reader/writer close to heat sources or in direct sunlight; in dusty, dirty, or humid locations; under precipitation such as rain; or leave it in a vehicle with the windows closed. • If the reader/writer interferes with the reception of radio or television signals, move the reader/writer away from the radio or television. • When using the reader/writer, do not wrap it in cloth, sheets, or covers as this may cause a malfunction or fire. 17