EXP Computer CD Traveler Plus - Manual (Page 13)

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INSTALLATION
The installation procedures have two sections for each type of interface.
1. PCMCIA(PC Card) interface
2. Parallel Port interface (option)
The procedure includes hardware and software installation. Just follow along
the interface of your choice.
INSTALLATION FOR PCMCIA INTERFACE
HARDWARE INSTALLATION
If install on a Windows NT station, make sure you turn OFF all power to your
system before connecting the CD Traveler Plus to your computer. However,
you are allowed to install the CD with power while using Windows 95/98,
because OS support plug-and-play. Before you begin, make sure you turn
OFF all power to your system before connecting the PCMCIA CD-ROM to
your computer.
1. Turn over the CD-ROM drive, locate the PCMCIA interface card at the
back of the CD-ROM drive. Lift and take out the card from the holder.
Place the CD-ROM drive upright in the horizontal position.
2. Make sure that the PCMCIA interface cable is firmly connected to the
interface connector at the back panel of the CD-ROM drive.
3. Refer to the computer user’s manual to locate your computer’s PCMCIA
slot.
4. Align the PCMCIA interface card with the arrow
sign pointing towards the computer’s slot.
(Please note that the card is keyed to guide for
proper insertion.)
5. Slowly insert the PCMCIA interface card into the
slot and press firmly until the connector is seated.
6. Check the power source switch set it according to power source and your
connection type.(PCMCIA or Parallel Port)
PCMCIA Socket -> PC
AC adapter or Battery -> DC/BATT (Parallel Port only)
(Make sure the AC adapter is properly connected or the batteries are
installed)
7. Turn the system ON to install the PCMCIA CD-ROM device driver.