Delkin Devices MultiMedia Card to Floppy Disk Adapter User Manual

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Delkin Devices User’s Manual

Notched edge
with MultiMedia
Card inserted

Arrow

3.5” Floppy Disk Drive

Metallic face
of FlashPath

Figure 4:

Inserting the

FlashPath

Adapter

1.

Start Windows and close any other applications during installation.

2.

Insert the Delkin Devices driver CD-ROM. If the CD does not start automatically,
double click on the CD-ROM drive in My Computer. The CD will open in a driver
installation application. (See Figure 3)

3.

Click FlashPath-MMC from the list of products on the left.

4.

Verify that your product matches the one pictured on the screen.

5.

Click the button labeled Click Here to Begin Installation and follow the on-screen
instructions. For best results, allow the drivers to be installed into the default
locations.

6.

When the installation is complete, reboot your computer.

NOTE: Setup, by default, copies the FlashPath files to the directory C:\Program
Files\Smartdisk\FlashMMC or FlashPath for SD It is strongly recommended that
the files be copied to the default directory.

Basic Operations for Windows

With the drivers installed, and your MultiMediaCard inserted into the FlashPath, you
can now transfer data between the card and your computer/laptop. You can copy, cut
or paste to or from the FlashPath, delete, move, edit files (using photo editors, word
processors, etc, based on type of data).

Zip files may be transferred to and from the MultiMediaCard via the FlashPath,
however, DO NOT use compression utilities (i.e. Stacker, DriveSpace, etc.) on
the MultiMediaCard or FlashPath file systems.

Accessing the FlashPath

1.

Insert the MultiMediaCard into the FlashPath with gold contacts facing the black
plastic face and away from the metallic cover. (See Figure 1).

2.

Insert the FlashPath, metal side up, into the 3.5” floppy disk drive of the computer
in the direction of the arrow. (See Figure 4)

FlashPath Floppy Adapter for MultiMediaCard

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