Sony Card Game MRW62E T2 User Manual

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Multi-Card  
Reader/Writer  
Operating Instructions  
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MRW62E-T2  
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the European Union and other  
European countries with separate  
collection systems)  
Table of contents  
This symbol on the product or  
on its packaging indicates that  
this product shall not be  
treated as household waste.  
Instead it shall be handed over  
to the applicable collection  
point for the recycling of  
electrical and electronic equipment.  
By ensuring this product is disposed of  
correctly, you will help prevent potential  
negative consequences for the environment  
and human health, which could otherwise be  
caused by inappropriate waste handling of  
this product.  
The recycling of materials will help to  
conserve natural resources. For more  
detailed information about recycling of this  
product, please contact your local Civic  
office, your household waste disposal  
service or the shop where you purchased the  
product.  
Connecting the Reader/Writer to a  
Disconnecting the Reader/  
Writer From the Computer .............. 13  
Installing the Drive Letter  
(Windows Only) .............................. 14  
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Overview  
The MRW62E-T2 (hereafter referred to as  
the “reader/writer”) has the following  
features:  
Quick and simple data transfer – easily  
transfer images from camera to PC  
Compatible with “Memory Stick,”  
“Memory Stick PRO,” “Memory Stick  
Duo,” MultiMediaCard, SD Memory Card  
Quick to Connect – Hot-pluggable  
USB-powered design  
System  
Requirements  
The reader/writer requires the following  
minimum system configuration:  
OS  
Windows  
®
7
®
Windows Vista  
®
Windows XP Home or Professional  
®
Windows 2000 Professional (Service  
Pack 4 or later)  
®
Drive Letter Recognition Software can be  
downloaded from the web site  
Windows Me  
Mac OS X 10.1.2 or later  
This product works with the standard  
drivers in Windows.  
Package Contents  
When you unpack the box, make sure that it  
contains all the accessories listed below.  
If anything is missing or damaged, contact  
your retailer.  
MRW62E-T2 Multi-Card Reader/Writer  
USB cable  
Read Me First  
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Notes  
Supported Media  
The reader/writer supports the following  
media:  
Not all memory cards are guaranteed to work.  
Operation is not assured if non-supported  
memory cards are used.  
“MagicGate” is the general name of a copyright  
protection technology developed by Sony.  
Recording or playback of MagicGate data that  
uses MagicGate technology is not supported.  
The capacity of a file to be recorded/played back  
is smaller than 4 GB per file according to the  
specifications of the system incorporated in  
“Memory Stick.”  
“Memory Stick” media  
“Memory Stick” (without MagicGate)  
“MagicGate Memory Stick”  
“Memory Stick” (with MagicGate)  
*1  
“Memory Stick Duo” (without MagicGate)  
Although operation check of this product has  
been performed with up to 8 GB “Memory  
Stick,” please note that the operation is not  
guaranteed for every type of “Memory Stick.”  
Recording or playback of data that uses SD  
technology is not supported.  
In this manual, all types of media listed in  
“Supported Media” are generically called  
memory cards.  
I/O cards that are not memory cards, such as  
GPS cards, are not supported.  
MultiMediaCards and SD Memory Cards use the  
same slot, so you cannot use them at the same  
time.  
“MagicGate Memory Stick Duo”  
*1  
“Memory Stick Duo” (with MagicGate)  
*1  
“Memory Stick PRO”  
*1  
“Memory Stick PRO Duo”  
*1  
“Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo”  
“Memory Stick Micro” (“M2”)  
*1*2*3  
SD memory cards  
SD Memory Card  
SDHCTM Memory Card  
miniSDTM card  
miniSDHCTM card  
*3  
microSDTM card  
The “Memory Stick” media all use the same slot,  
so you cannot use them at the same time.  
Only DOS format is supported. Memory cards in  
other formats are not supported.  
*3  
microSDHCTM card  
Other memory cards  
MultiMediaCard  
RS-MMC  
MMCplus  
MMCmobile  
*3  
MMCmicro  
*1 4-bit parallel data transfer is supported. It,  
however, varies depending on each medium  
how long it takes to read/write data.  
*2 “M2” is an abbreviation of “Memory Stick  
Micro.” In this document, hereinafter, the  
abbreviation “M2,” is used.  
*3 With adaptor (not supplied) only.  
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Parts and Functions  
Front  
Rear  
D USB Port (mini B)  
Connect to a computer using the supplied  
USB cable.  
A Access Indicator  
This indicator is always lit. The indicator  
blinks when the reader/writer accesses  
data on a memory card.  
B MultiMediaCard/SD Memory Card  
Slot  
Insert either a MultiMediaCard or an SD  
Memory Card here.  
When inserting a microSD, microSDHC  
Card or an MMCmicro, use an adaptor  
( not supplied ).  
C “Memory Stick” Slot  
Insert a “Memory Stick” media here.  
When inserting a “Memory Stick Micro”  
(“M2”), use an adaptor (not supplied ).  
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x For Windows  
On some computers, a message may appear  
asking you to insert the operating system  
disc. When this happens, follow the  
computer’s instructions.  
On some computers, the “HI-SPEED USB  
Device Plugged into non-HI-SPEED USB  
Hub” message may appear, indicating that  
a hi-speed USB device has been connected  
to a USB port which does not support hi-  
speed USB. If your computer has multiple  
USB ports, try connecting to a different  
port.  
Connecting the  
Reader/Writer to a  
Computer  
Simply connect the reader/writer to a  
computer using the supplied USB cable.  
1 Start the computer.  
2 Connect the smaller connector  
of the USB cable to the USB port  
on the rear of the reader/writer.  
Otherwise, close the message and continue  
using the reader/writer with the current  
port.  
3 Connect the larger connector of  
the USB cable to the USB port on  
the computer.  
The computer recognizes the reader/  
writer as a removable disk, and the  
reader/writer is ready for use.  
Notes  
Do not connect to a computer via a USB hub.  
Depending on the computer and the status of its  
operating system, the reader/writer may not  
operate or may become unstable. If this occurs,  
refer to the “Troubleshooting” section.  
After disconnecting the USB cable, wait at least  
5 seconds before reconnecting it. (Otherwise, the  
reader/writer may not be recognized.)  
When two or more USB devices are connected to  
one computer, the reader/writer is not guaranteed  
to operate simultaneously with some types of  
USB device.  
You cannot access two or more memory cards  
simultaneously on a single computer by  
connecting additional memory card devices.  
Remove any memory cards from the reader/  
writer or turn off the other devices.  
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Follow the steps below to turn off  
the write cache setting for  
removable disk drives. Leaving this  
setting on may cause the reader/  
writer to malfunction.  
On Windows 2000:  
Open the following items in the  
following order: [Start] button –  
[Settings] – [Control Panel] – [System] –  
[Hardware] tab – [Device Manager]  
button – [Disk drives] – [Sony Card_R/  
W -MS USB Device]. On the [Disk  
Properties] tab in the properties dialog  
box that appears, make sure the [Write  
Cache enabled] check box is not selected.  
In the same way, clear the [Write Cache  
enabled] check box on the [Disk  
Properties] tab of the [Sony Card_R/W  
-SD USB Device].  
On Windows 7:  
Open the following items in the  
following order: [Start] button- [Control  
Panel] - [System and Security] - [Device  
Manager] (Click on the Device Manager  
link located under the System heading) -  
[Disk drives] - [Sony Card_R/W -MS  
USB Device]. On the [Policies] tab in the  
properties dialog box that appears, make  
sure that [Quick removal (default)] is  
selected. In the same way, select [Quick  
removal (default)] on the policies] tab of  
the [Sony Card_R/W -SD USB Device].  
On Windows Me:  
Open the following items in the  
following order: [Start] button –  
[Settings] – [Control Panel] – [System] –  
[Performance] tab – [File System]  
button. On the [Removable Disk] tab in  
the properties dialog box that appears,  
make sure the [Enable write-behind  
caching on all removable disk drives.]  
check box is not selected.  
On Windows Vista:  
Open the following items in the  
following order: [Start] button - [Control  
Panel] - [System and Maintenance] -  
[Device Manager] button (When clicking  
on [Device Manager] button, the User  
Account Control window will appear,  
click on [Continued]) - [Disk drives] -  
[Sony Card_R/W -MS USB Device]. On  
the [Policies] tab in the properties dialog  
box that appears, make sure that  
[Optimize for quick removal] is selected.  
In the same way, select [Optimize for  
quick removal] on the [Policies] tab of  
the [Sony Card_R/W -SD USB Device].  
On Windows XP:  
Open the following items in the  
following order: [Start] button –  
[Control Panel] – [Performance and  
Maintenance] – [System] – [Hardware]  
tab – [Device Manager] button – [Disk  
drives] – [Sony Card_R/W -MS USB  
Device]. On the [Policies] tab in the  
properties dialog box that appears, make  
sure that [Optimize for quick removal] is  
selected.  
In the same way, select [Optimize for  
quick removal] on the [Policies] tab of  
the [Sony Card_R/W -SD USB Device].  
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Notes  
Using the Reader/  
Writer  
Each card slot is designed so a card can only be  
inserted in the correct direction.  
Insert only one memory card into the  
corresponding slot. Do not insert multiple cards  
at the same time.  
Caution  
When inserting a Memory Stick Micro”  
(M2), microSD Card, microSDHC Card or  
MMCmicro, use an appropriate adaptor (not  
supplied ).  
Do not insert a card upside down.  
Forcibly inserting the card may damage the card  
or the slot.  
If a memory card is inserted incorrectly, you may  
not be able to remove it. In the unlikely event  
that a memory card becomes stuck in the reader/  
writer, consult your local Sony dealer.  
Do not touch and remove a memory card from the  
reader/writer while the access indicator is blinking.  
The data stored on the memory card may be  
damaged.  
Inserting a Memory Card  
Insert a memory card into the corresponding  
slot on the reader/writer.  
When inserting a card, push it in as far as it  
can go.  
Insert one of the following cards in this slot:  
• SD Memory Card  
• SDHC Memory Card  
• miniSD Card  
• MultiMediaCard  
• RS-MMC  
• MMCplus  
• miniSDHC Card  
• microSD Card  
• MMCmobile  
• MMCmicro  
• microSDHC Card  
Insert one of the following cards in this slot:  
• “Memory Stick”  
• “Memory Stick Duo”  
(with MagicGate)  
• “Memory Stick PRO”  
• “Memory Stick PRO Duo”  
• “Memory Stick PRO-HG  
Duo”  
(without MagicGate)  
• “MagicGate Memory Stick”  
• “Memory Stick”  
(with MagicGate)  
• “Memory Stick Duo”  
(without MagicGate)  
• “MagicGate Memory Stick  
Duo”  
• “Memory Stick Micro”  
(“M2”)  
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Computer drive  
name  
Corresponding  
memory card  
Reading and Writing Data on a  
Memory Card  
MultiMediaCard  
SD Memory Card  
Removable Disk (E:)  
Removable Disk (F:)  
x For Windows  
The following explanation is illustrated with  
screens from Windows XP.  
The screens may differ for other versions of  
Windows.  
“Memory Stick” media  
3 Insert a memory card into the  
corresponding slot.  
When a volume label has been assigned  
to the memory card, the volume label will  
be displayed together with the removable  
disk icon.  
1 Open [My Computer].  
4 Use the removable disk icon to  
read or write data on the memory  
card.  
If the following message appears, the  
memory card has not been recognized  
correctly, even though the access  
indicator lights up. Remove the card and  
insert it again.  
2 Make sure the removable disk  
icons appear in [My Computer].  
Drive letters for the removable disk icons  
are assigned in alphabetical order to the  
MultiMediaCard/SD Memory Card Slot,  
and “Memory Stick” Slot.  
For example, if the computer has an A:,  
C:, and D: drive before connecting the  
reader/writer, the drive letters will be  
assigned as follows when the reader/  
writer is connected:  
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Notes  
Removing a Memory Card  
Use the removable disk icon for the memory  
card you are using.  
It may take a while for the removable disk  
icons to appear.  
If the removable disk icons do not appear,  
follow the steps under “Disconnecting the  
page 13 to disconnect the reader/writer, and  
then wait at least 5 seconds before  
reconnecting it.  
Note  
Be sure to follow the steps described below.  
Sony accepts no responsibility for any damage or  
loss that results from removing a memory card  
without following the procedure described below.  
x For Windows  
1 Make sure the access indicator  
is not blinking.  
If the [Safely Remove Hardware] icon  
mentioned in step 1 of “Disconnecting the  
Reader/Writer From the Computer” is not  
displayed, skip the rest of the procedure and  
immediately disconnect the reader/writer.  
Depending on your operating system and  
the type of memory card you are using, the  
reader/writer drives may be recognized as  
“Local Disks” instead of “Removable  
Disks,” but this will not affect their  
operation.  
2 Open [My Computer].  
3 Right-click the removable disk  
icon, and select [Eject].  
4 Pull the memory card straight  
out.  
x For Macintosh  
x For Macintosh  
1 Insert a memory card into the  
corresponding slot.  
1 Close the files saved on the  
memory card, and exit any  
The removable disk icon appears on the  
desktop.  
currently running applications.  
When a volume label is assigned to the  
memory card, the volume label will be  
displayed together with the removable  
disk icon.  
2 Make sure the access indicator  
is not blinking.  
3 Drag the removable disk icon to  
the [Trash].  
Alternatively, select the removable disk  
icon, access the [File] menu on the menu  
bar, and select [Eject “Untitled”]*.  
* Depending on the memory card, a different  
label than “Untitled” may be shown.  
4 Pull the memory card straight  
out.  
2 Use the removable disk icon to  
read or write data on the memory  
card.  
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Reading the Access Indicator  
The access indicator changes according to the  
status of the reader/writer, as follows:  
Reader/writer  
Access indicator  
status  
Connected to a  
Lights up  
computer  
Reading/writing data  
Blinks*  
* Depending on your operating environment and  
the memory card you are using, the access  
indicator may blink so quickly it appears to be  
lit. Be careful not to misread the access indicator.  
Note  
If data cannot be read from or written to the  
memory card while the access indicator is lit, make  
sure the card is fully inserted into the slot.  
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3 Make sure the message “The  
‘USB Mass Storage Device’  
device can now be safely  
removed from the system.”  
appears, and then disconnect  
the reader/writer.  
Disconnecting the  
Reader/Writer  
From the  
Computer  
Notes  
The ‘USB Mass Storage Device’ device  
can now be safely removed from the  
system.  
Do not disconnect the reader/writer from the  
computer while the access indicator is blinking.  
Doing so may cause damage to the data stored on  
the memory card.  
Be sure to follow the steps described below.  
Sony accepts no responsibility for any damage or  
loss that results from disconnecting the reader/  
writer without following the procedure  
described below.  
Note  
The above steps are not required when removing a  
memory card from the reader/writer.  
x For Macintosh  
1 Close the files saved on the  
memory card, and exit any  
x For Windows  
The following explanation is illustrated with  
screens from Windows XP, and assumes that  
drive names E:, and F: are assigned to the two  
slots of the reader/writer.  
The screens may differ for other versions of  
Windows.  
currently running applications.  
2 Make sure the access indicator  
is not blinking.  
3 Drag the removable disk icon to  
the [Trash].  
1 Click [Safely Remove Hardware]  
on the task tray, located at the  
lower right corner of the screen.  
Alternatively, select the removable disk  
icon, access the [File] menu on the menu  
bar, and select [Eject “Untitled”]*.  
Click this icon  
* Depending on the memory card, a different  
label than “Untitled” may be shown.  
If no memory card is inserted into the  
reader/writer, skip this step.  
Task tray  
4 Disconnect the reader/writer  
from the computer.  
2 Click [Safely remove USB Mass  
Storage Device - Drives (E:, F:)].  
Click here  
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Notes on Icons  
Once the Drive Letter Recognition Software  
is installed, the Removable Disk icons and  
their descriptions change.  
For example, if the computer has an A:, C:,  
and D: drive before connecting the reader/  
writer, the drive letters will be assigned as  
follows when the reader/writer is connected:  
Installing the Drive  
Letter Recognition  
Software  
(Windows Only)  
Corresponding  
Computer drive name  
Before starting installation, read the “End  
User License Agreement.”  
memory card  
MultiMediaCard  
SD Memory Card  
MMC/SD (E:)  
1 Download the installer file from  
the web site. The installer file can  
be downloaded from the  
“Memory Stick”  
media  
Memory Stick (F:)  
following URL  
Notes  
The use of this software is intended only for this  
reader/writer. Other reader/writers may not work  
with this software.  
Uninstall any similar software before installation  
to ensure that the software functions properly.  
2 Close all programs that are still  
running.  
3 Double click the installer file.  
(For windows Vista, User  
Account Control window will  
appear, click on [Allow].)  
4 When the following window  
appears, the installing is  
completed, and click [OK].  
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When you use “Memory Stick Duo”,  
please make sure to attach it in the right  
direction.  
“Memory Stick Duo”, “Memory Stick  
Micro” and M2 Duo Size Adaptor should  
be kept away from small children to  
prevent them from accidentally swallowing  
it.  
About Memory  
Stick  
What is “Memory Stick”?  
“Memory Stick” is a compact-size IC  
recording medium with a large capacity. It  
has been designed not only for exchanging/  
sharing digital data among “Memory Stick”  
compliant products, but also for serving as an  
insertable/removable external storage  
medium that can save data.  
When you use “Memory Stick Micro” on  
this product, please make sure to attache  
the media into M2 adaptor of standard size.  
If you attempt to insert “Memory Stick  
Micro” without attaching to M2 adaptor,  
there is a possibility that it cannot be pulled  
out.  
Notes on “Memory Stick”  
On formatting (initialization)  
If you format media in which data has been  
already written, all the data will be erased.  
Please be cautious not to mistakenly erase  
any important data.  
Please make sure to format (initialize) a  
medium with the formatter of a “Memory  
Stick” compliant product. If it is initialized  
with Windows Explorer, a FORMAT  
ERROR occurs, and data on the medium  
can no longer be used by this product.  
About the size of “Memory Stick”  
This product has a slot that can take both  
standard size and Duo size. All the products  
with such a slot as this are equipped with a  
system which automatically measures the  
size of an inserted medium. That’s why  
both standard-size “Memory Stick” and  
smaller “Memory Stick Duo” can be used  
on this product without any Memory Stick  
Duo Adaptor.  
Do not insert multiple “Memory Sticks” at  
the same time. It might cause damage to the  
product.  
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If you set Write-Protected switch “LOCK,”  
data cannot be recorded, edited, or erased.  
Do not stick anything other than the  
supplied labels on the label area of  
“Memory Stick.”  
Stick a label precisely within the label area.  
Make sure that the label does not go beyond  
the area.  
Usage Notes  
“Memory Stick” Media  
Notes on using “Memory Stick”  
media  
Carry and keep “Memory Stick” in the  
supplied case.  
Terminal  
Notes on using “Memory Stick Duo/  
Memory Stick PRO Duo”  
Write-  
Protected  
switch  
Terminal  
Label area  
Write-  
Protected  
switch  
Do not remove “Memory Stick” while data  
is being read or written.  
Memo area  
Data may be damaged if:  
You remove “Memory Stick” or  
disconnect the USB cable while data is  
being read or written.  
You use “Memory Stick” in a place  
where it is susceptible to static electricity  
or electric noise.  
You can keep backup copies of important  
data on a “Memory Stick.”  
Avoid touching the metal terminals on the  
“Memory Stick” to prevent damage from  
static discharge.  
When you use “Memory Stick Duo/  
Memory Stick PRO Duo” without Write-  
Protected switch, be careful not to edit or  
erase important data by mistake.  
When you use “Memory Stick Duo/  
Memory Stick PRO Duo” with Write-  
Protected switch, data cannot be recorded,  
edited, or erased by “LOCK” the switch.  
Use an object with a sharp tip to move the  
Write-Protected switch.  
Do not press on the memo area strongly  
when writing.  
Carry and keep “Memory Stick” in the  
supplied case.  
Do not subject the “Memory Stick” to  
excessive stress or shock.  
Do not disassemble or modify “Memory  
Stick.”  
Keep “Memory Stick” and other media  
away from water, excessive heat and  
humidity, and from corrosive elements.  
Do not use or keep “Memory Stick” under  
an unfavorable condition as below:  
Extremely hot place (such as in a parked  
car with windows closed in summer, a  
spot under direct sunlight, or near an  
electrical appliance that radiates heat).  
Humid place.  
Place near corrosive substances.  
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Operating and storage  
environments  
Other Points to Note  
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.  
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.  
When using the reader/writer, do not wrap  
it in cloth, sheets, or covers as this may  
cause a malfunction or fire.  
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.  
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Troubleshooting  
Before consulting your Sony representative, verify the following.  
If the problem still persists, consult your local Sony dealer.  
Problem  
Solution  
The computer does not detect c Your computer and the reader/writer may not be properly connected.  
the reader/writer. Disconnect the reader/writer from the computer and reconnect it.  
The removable disk icon does c Your computer and the reader/writer may not be properly connected.  
not appear.  
See “Connecting the Reader/Writer to a Computer” and make sure  
the connection is correct.  
c A USB device other than the reader/writer is connected to the USB  
port on the computer.  
The removable disk icons does c Restart your computer.  
not change after the Drive  
Letter Recognition Software is  
installed.  
The memory card cannot be  
accessed with Windows  
Explorer or My Computer.  
c No memory card is inserted. Insert a memory card into the proper  
slot.  
The computer does not  
recognize the memory card.  
c The memory card is not fully inserted. Insert the card completely.  
c The memory card is not inserted straight. Remove the card and insert  
it again.  
The read/write speed is slow. c The speed may vary depending on the environment or the memory  
card being used. This is not a malfunction.  
With Windows 2000 or  
c Make sure that the “USB Mass Storage Device” is not displayed as  
in the “Device Manager.” If it is, delete it, disconnect the USB  
cable from your computer, and then reconnect it.  
Windows Me, the drive icon of  
the unit does not appear in the  
“My Computer” window.  
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Specifications  
Technical Support  
For customers in Europe  
USB transfer rate  
Refer to “Sony at your service” of the  
EUROPEAN GUARANTEE  
INFORMATION DOCUMENT or check  
on-line under  
Full-speed (12 Mbps)  
High-speed (480 Mbps)  
This high-speed transfer rate is a theoretical  
value for the USB standard.  
Actual performance is dependent on the  
device.  
Power requirements  
4.75 V to 5.25 V DC  
Current consumption  
Max. 500 mA  
Access indicator  
Always lit  
Blinks on access  
Operating environment  
Temperature: 5 °C to 40 °C  
(41 °F to 104 °F)  
Humidity: 30% to 80% RH  
Storage environment  
Temperature: –30 °C to + 60 °C  
(–22 °F to +140 °F)  
Humidity: No condensation  
Dimensions (W × H × D)  
Approx. 69 × 11 × 39 mm  
(2 3/4 × 7/16 × 1 9/16 inches)  
(excluding protrusions)  
Mass  
Approx. 28 g (1 oz.) (TYP)  
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4. The User may not export or transport  
the PROGRAM or documents  
End User License  
Agreement  
accompanying the PROGRAM from  
the country where the User installed  
the PROGRAM to any other country.  
IMPORTANT NOTICE  
5. The User may not (i) update, add to, or  
modify nor (ii) deassemble or de-  
compile the PROGRAM either in  
whole or in part.  
The following “END USER LICENSE  
AGREEMENT” applies to the Drive Letter  
Recognition Software provided by Sony.  
Please read the following “END USER  
LICENSE AGREEMENT” before installing.  
By installing the Drive Letter Recognition  
Software, you agree to the “END USER  
LICENSE AGREEMENT.”  
6. THE PROGRAM IS PROVIDED “AS  
IS” WITHOUT EXPRESS OR  
IMPLIED WARRANTIES,  
INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF  
MERCHANTABILITY AND  
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR  
PURPOSE OR NON-  
END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT  
This is a legal agreement between you  
(hereafter referred to as the User) and Sony  
Corporation (hereafter referred to as Sony)  
pertaining to the right to use the software  
(hereafter referred to as the PROGRAM).  
Using the PROGRAM indicates your  
DEFECTIVENESS.  
7. If any dispute relating to infringement of  
copyright, patent, or other intangible  
property rights arises between the User  
and a third party as a consequence of use  
of the PROGRAM, the User shall settle  
the dispute at the User’s own expense,  
and shall make no claim against Sony or  
the original rightful person.  
acceptance of these terms and conclusion of  
the Agreement between the User and Sony.  
1. Copyright and all other rights relating  
to the PROGRAM and documents  
accompanying the PROGRAM are  
owned by Sony or the original rightful  
person or organization (hereafter  
referred to as the original rightful  
person) granting Sony the right to use  
the PROGRAM. The User is granted  
no rights other than those specified in  
this agreement.  
8. Sony may terminate your license upon  
notice for failure to comply with any of  
these Terms. Any such termination  
shall not affect any payments, any  
compensation for damage. Upon  
termination, you must immediately  
destroy the Software together with all  
copies in any form.  
2. Sony grants the User the non-exclusive,  
indivisible and nontransferable right to  
use the PROGRAM for the purpose of  
using the Sony product Multi-Card  
Reader/Writer for which the  
9. This Agreement has several non-  
English language versions for the  
reference purpose only. In the event of  
any discrepancy between the English  
language version and any other  
language version, the English language  
version shall prevail.  
PROGRAM designates.  
3. The User may not transfer the Right of  
Use described above to any third party  
nor allow for any third party to use the  
PROGRAM unless the User obtains  
the advance written permission of  
Sony.  
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