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<strong>IMAGE</strong> <strong>MEMORY</strong> <strong>CARD</strong> <strong>READER</strong><br />

<strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong><br />

User's Guide<br />

for Windows / Macintosh<br />

This manual will show you how to use your <strong>IMAGE</strong> <strong>MEMORY</strong> <strong>CARD</strong> <strong>READER</strong> <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong><br />

correctly. Please follow the instructions carefully.


IMPORTANT<br />

To customer _____ Please read the following before using your <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>.<br />

Software and User's Guide precautions<br />

(1) No part of the software and owner’s manual may be reproduced without<br />

prior permission.<br />

(2) The software and owner’s manual can be used with one Image Memory<br />

Card Reader <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>.<br />

(3) Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd. shall not be liable for any losses incurred by the<br />

customer or other parties by use of the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> according to the accessory<br />

software and owner’s manual.<br />

(4) The <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> has been carefully inspected, however, if the product is found<br />

to be defective due to faulty materials or workmanship the product will be<br />

replaced. No other warranty is implied.<br />

(5) The contents of the software and User's Guide are subject to change<br />

without prior notice.<br />

In rare cases the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> may not be compatible, depending on the personal<br />

computer used.<br />

■ To open an image<br />

To display an image on your personal computer, JPEG image reading software<br />

is required.<br />

■ Trademark Information<br />

● Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of the Microsoft<br />

Corporation of the U.S. registered in the <strong>USA</strong> and other countries.<br />

Windows is an abbreviated term referring to the Microsoft Windows<br />

Operating System.<br />

● IBM PC/AT is a registered trademark of International Business Machines<br />

Corp. of the <strong>USA</strong>.<br />

● Macintosh, iMac, iBook, PowerMacintosh, PowerBook, MacOS are<br />

trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.<br />

● SmartMedia is a trademark of Toshiba Corporation.<br />

● Other company or product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of<br />

the respective companies.<br />

■ Notes on Electrical Interference<br />

Usage of the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> in an aircraft or hospital may cause erroneous operations<br />

of the aircraft and hospital control devices, make sure of the regulations of<br />

hospitals or aircraft.<br />

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NOTES ON USING YOUR <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> CORRECTLY<br />

● Do not turn off the personal computer power, while the “READY/ACCESS lamp” is on<br />

or blink.<br />

The xD-Picture Card, SmartMedia Card and internal data will be destroyed.<br />

● Do not drop or otherwise apply strong shock or vibration to the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>.<br />

Strong shock or vibration will damage the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> or cause trouble.<br />

● Do not store, or use, the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> with heavy objects atop it.<br />

Heavy objects will damage the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>, or cause trouble.<br />

● Do not touch the pins of the USB connector.<br />

Touching the pins may damage the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> and the personal computer.<br />

● When disconnecting the USB interface cable, pull out the connector while pressing<br />

the end with your finger.<br />

Forcefully pulling out the cable itself will damage the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> and the cable.<br />

● Do not use cable other than the cable supplied.<br />

The use of other cable will cause erroneous operation.<br />

● When inserting the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia Card, pay careful attention to the<br />

direction of the card. Inserting the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia Card in reverse<br />

may cause trouble.<br />

● The <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> does not support 2MB SmartMedia. Note also that when a 2MB<br />

SmartMedia and an xD-Picture Card are loaded at the same time, the xD-Picture<br />

Card cannot be accessed after the SmartMedia has been accessed. Open the cover<br />

and remove the 2MB SmartMedia.<br />

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CONTENTS<br />

IMPORTANT ................................................................2<br />

NOTES ON USING YOUR <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> CORRECTLY...........3<br />

BEFORE USING...........................................................5<br />

Data storage ..................................................................................5<br />

HANDLING...................................................................6<br />

USB cable connection ...................................................................6<br />

Inserting the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia .............................10<br />

Removing the xD-Picture Card and SmartMedia Card ................11<br />

Disconnecting the USB cable ......................................................12<br />

Windows<br />

Using with Windows....................................................14<br />

Hardware and software requirements .........................................14<br />

Setup Procedure in Windows ......................................................15<br />

Using the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> .......................................................................18<br />

Macintosh<br />

Using with a Macintosh ...............................................19<br />

Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2<br />

Hardware and software requirements ....................................19<br />

Set up procedure.....................................................................20<br />

Mac OS X<br />

Hardware and software requirements ....................................22<br />

Set up procedure ....................................................................22<br />

Using the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> .......................................................................27<br />

File Exchange (Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2 users) ....................................28<br />

TROUBLE SHOOTING ................................................29<br />

MAIN SPECIFICATIONS .............................................30<br />

UNINSTALLING THE SOFTWARE ...............................31<br />

Windows ......................................................................................31<br />

Macintosh ....................................................................................35<br />

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Data storage<br />

BEFORE USING<br />

The data stored in the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia Card may be destroyed in the<br />

following cases. Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd. shall not be liable for destruction of the stored<br />

data.<br />

1. When the customer, or other party, used the xD-Picture Card, SmartMedia Card and<br />

<strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> improperly.<br />

2. When the USB cable or xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia Card were removed and<br />

when the device power was turned off while the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> was being accessed (data<br />

communication).<br />

We recommend that you copy your valuable data to another media (MO disk, CD-R,<br />

hard disk, etc.).<br />

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PC<br />

HANDLING<br />

The accessory rubber feet are designed to prevent slipping. Install these feet at the four<br />

corners of the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>, as required.<br />

✽ Install the software before connecting the USB cable to your computer.<br />

USB cable connection<br />

Connect the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> directly to the USB port on the personal computer base unit as<br />

shown below.<br />

NOTE<br />

IBM PC/AT compatible, Macintosh<br />

Personal computer<br />

<strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong><br />

•Insert the USB cable fully and firmly. Improper connection will cause the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> to<br />

malfunction.<br />

•The <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> can be connected and disconnected even while the personal computer<br />

power is on.<br />

•When there are two or more USB connectors, the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> can be connected to any<br />

port.<br />

• If connected through a USB hub, depending on the type of hub, the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> may<br />

malfunction. In this case, connect the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> directly to the personal computer.<br />

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USB cable<br />

(<strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> accessory)<br />

xD-Picture Card SmartMedia


Windows XP<br />

(1) When you first connect the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> to your computer, the "Found<br />

New Hardware Wizard" window appears. Click the [Next] button.<br />

(2) The search window shown below appears.<br />

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(3) A warning message such as the one shown below may appear. If so,<br />

click the [Continue Anyway] button.<br />

NOTE<br />

Tests are being performed to ensure that there are no problems<br />

with <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> Driver operation.<br />

Note that clicking the [STOP installation] button requires you to redo the installation<br />

from the beginning.<br />

(4) The software installation window appears.<br />

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(5) When the "Installation completed" window appears, click the<br />

[Finish] button.<br />

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Inserting the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia<br />

When inserting a xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia, insert them into the xD-Picture Card<br />

slot or SmartMedia slot respectively, as indicated in the figures below.<br />

NOTE<br />

NOTE<br />

xD-Picture Card slot<br />

READY / ACSESS<br />

lamp (green)<br />

SmartMedia slot<br />

READY / ACSESS<br />

lamp (green)<br />

xD-Picture Card<br />

✽ Insert the xD-Picture Card with the contact area (gold colored area) facing downwards.<br />

Push the xD-Picture Card slowly but firmly all the way into the slot with your fingertip.<br />

When the xD-Picture Card is inserted correctly and the cover is closed, the READY /<br />

ACSESS lamp will be lit. The same READY / ACSESS lamp is used for both the xD-<br />

Picture Card slot and the SmartMedia slot.<br />

SmartMedia<br />

✽ Insert the SmartMedia with the contact area (gold colored area) facing upwards.<br />

Push the rear edge of the SmartMedia firmly with your fingertip until the SmartMedia is<br />

fully inserted. When SmartMedia is inserted correctly and the cover is closed, the<br />

READY / ACSESS lamp will be lit. The same READY / ACSESS lamp is used for both<br />

the xD-Picture Card slot and the SmartMedia slot.<br />

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Cover<br />

Cover


Removing the xD-Picture Card and SmartMedia Card<br />

Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000 Professional<br />

Always remove the xD-Picture Card and SmartMedia Card as described below.<br />

If images downloaded from the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> are still open, exit the image viewing<br />

application.<br />

(1) Before removing the xD-Picture Card and<br />

SmartMedia Card, open “My Computer”<br />

and right-click on the “Removable disk”<br />

icon and select the “Eject” menu.<br />

If an xD-Picture Card and SmartMedia are<br />

both inserted, perform this procedure for<br />

both media.<br />

Confirm that the “READY / ACSESS lamp”<br />

is off<br />

(2) Check that the "READY/ACCESS" lamp is no longer lit. Then open<br />

the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> cover and slowly pull the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia<br />

out.<br />

NOTE<br />

Macintosh<br />

Do not touch the cover while the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia is being accessed<br />

(while the READY/ACCESS lamp is lit).<br />

(1) To remove a xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia, drag the corresponding<br />

icon on the desktop to the Trash or select “Eject” from the “Special”<br />

menu at the top of the screen.<br />

(2) Check that the "READY/ACCESS" lamp is no longer lit and then<br />

open the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> cover, grasp the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia<br />

and slowly pull it out.<br />

NOTE<br />

<br />

Do not touch the cover while the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia is being accessed<br />

(while the READY/ACCESS lamp is lit).<br />

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Disconnecting the USB cable<br />

Windows 98 / 98SE / Me, Macintosh<br />

Check that the READY/ACCESS lamp is no longer lit and then disconnect the USB<br />

cable.<br />

Windows 2000 Professional / XP<br />

(1) Double-click the icon (circled) displayed in the taskbar (in the<br />

bottom-right corner of the screen).<br />

(2) When the next screen appears, check that the READY/ACCESS lamp<br />

is no longer lit or flashing and then left-click "<strong>Fujifilm</strong> USB<br />

MemoryCard ReaderWriter" to select it. Then click the [Stop] button.<br />

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(3) Select "<strong>Fujifilm</strong> USB MemoryCard ReaderWriter" and click the [OK]<br />

button.<br />

(4) In Windows 2000, the window shown below appears. Click the [OK]<br />

button and close the "Disconnect hardware" window.<br />

In Windows XP, close the "It is safe to disconnect the hardware"<br />

window.<br />

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Using with Windows<br />

Hardware and software requirements<br />

To run this software, you must have the hardware and software described<br />

below. Check your system before you begin the installation.<br />

Compatible PCs IBM PC/AT or compatible ✽1<br />

Operating System Windows 98 (including the Second Edition)<br />

Windows Millennium Edition (Windows Me)<br />

Windows 2000 Professional✽2<br />

Windows XP Home Edition✽2<br />

Windows XP Professional✽2<br />

CPU 200 MHz Pentium or better recommended (800 MHz<br />

Pentium III or better recommended for Windows XP<br />

RAM 64MB minimum (128 MB minimum for Windows XP)<br />

Hard disk space Amount required for installation: 140 MB minimum<br />

Amount required for operation: 300 MB minimum<br />

✽1 Models with a USB interface as a standard feature and one of the above operating<br />

systems preinstalled.<br />

✽2 When you install the software, log in using a system administrator account (e.g.<br />

“Administrator”).<br />

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Setup Procedure in Windows<br />

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Windows<br />

This section describes the setup procedure for using this product on Windows.<br />

Be sure to use this procedure for setup.<br />

✽ The screens shown on some PCs may differ slightly from those shown here.<br />

Do not connect the USB cable to your computer until you<br />

have finished installing the software.<br />

(1) Switch on your PC and start up Windows.<br />

NOTE<br />

✽ If you have already switched on your PC, restart your PC at this point.<br />

Users of Windows 2000 or Windows XP should log in using a system administrator<br />

account (e.g. “Administrator”).<br />

(2) Quit all other active applications until no applications are shown in<br />

the taskbar.<br />

<br />

1 Click the right mouse button on the application icon in the taskbar.<br />

2 Click “Close” in the menu that appears to quit the application.<br />

✽ For more information, refer to the instructions provided with your PC and<br />

applications (antivirus software, etc.).<br />

NOTE<br />

Applications to be shut down<br />

(the icons shown vary depending on the applications that are running)<br />

If a “----.dll file not found.” message appears during installation, there is another<br />

application running in the background. Forcibly shut down the application. Refer to<br />

your Windows manuals for information on how to forcibly shut down an application.<br />

(3) Load the enclosed CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The installer<br />

starts up automatically.


Launching the Installer Manually<br />

1 Double-click the “My Computer” icon.<br />

✽ Windows XP users should click “My Computer” in the “Start” menu.<br />

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Windows<br />

2 Right-click “<strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>” (CD-ROM drive) in the “My Computer” window and<br />

select “Open”.<br />

3 Double-click “SETUP” or “SETUP.exe” in the CD-ROM window.<br />

✽ The way file names are displayed differs as described below depending on<br />

your computer settings.<br />

• File extensions (3-letter suffixes indicating the file type) may be shown or hidden.<br />

(e.g. Setup.exe or Setup)<br />

• Text may be shown normally or all in uppercase (e.g. Setup or SETUP).<br />

If the "New Hardware Wizard" appears<br />

The USB cable is already connected. Click the [Cancel] button and then disconnect the<br />

USB cable.


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Windows<br />

(4) The Setup screen appears. Click the [Install Driver Software for <strong>DPC</strong>-<br />

<strong>R1</strong>] button.<br />

(5) When file copying ends, the "InstallShield wizard finished" window<br />

appears. Click [Finish].<br />

(6) When the screen shown below appears, select "Yes, I want to restart<br />

my computer now" and click the [Finish] button. Restart your<br />

computer.<br />

This completes driver software installation. Remove the setup disk<br />

from the CD-ROM drive and store it in a safe place.<br />

(7) Connect the USB cable to your computer.


Using the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong><br />

〈Reading and writing digital camera image files〉<br />

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Windows<br />

To view an image imported onto a Windows PC, you will need an image-viewing<br />

software program that supports the image format.<br />

1 Load the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia into the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>.<br />

2 When you open the “My Computer” window, a “Removable disk” icon that<br />

was not there previously is displayed.<br />

The drive with the lower drive letter is used for xD-Picture Cards.<br />

(In the window below, the I: drive is for xD-Picture Cards.<br />

Double-click this icon. The folders and files on the xD-Picture Card or<br />

SmartMedia appear.<br />

● Files can be read by dragging them from the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia<br />

to your hard disk.<br />

● Files can be written by dragging them from your hard disk to the xD-Picture<br />

Card or SmartMedia.<br />

● Files can also be read and written by specifying the xD-Picture Card or<br />

SmartMedia as the drive name from an application program.<br />

● Files can be copied in either direction between a xD-Picture Card and a<br />

SmartMedia.<br />

NOTE<br />

•Never switch off your PC or touch the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> slot cover while the READY/ACCESS<br />

lamp is lit. Either of these actions could corrupt the data on the xD-Picture Card or<br />

SmartMedia or damage the media itself.<br />

• To use a xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia in a digital camera, you must always<br />

initialize (format) the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia in the digital camera.<br />

• The <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> does not support 2MB SmartMedia. Note also that when a 2MB<br />

SmartMedia and an xD-Picture Card are loaded at the same time, the xD-Picture<br />

Card cannot be accessed after the SmartMedia has been accessed. Open the cover<br />

and remove the 2MB SmartMedia.


Using with a Macintosh<br />

This section describes the setup procedure for using this product on a Macintosh. Note<br />

that the setup procedures for Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2 and Mac OS X are different. The setup<br />

procedure for Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2 is described below. See P.22 for the procedure for Mac<br />

OS X.<br />

Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2<br />

Hardware and software requirements<br />

To run this software, you must have the hardware and software described<br />

below. Check your system before you begin the installation.<br />

Compatible Mac Power Macintosh G3✽1, PowerBook G3 ✽1,<br />

Power Macintosh G4, iMac, iBook,<br />

Power Macintosh G4 Cube or PowerBook G4<br />

Operating System Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2✽2<br />

RAM 64 MB minimum✽3<br />

Hard disk space Amount required for installation: 40 MB minimum<br />

✽1 Models with a USB port as a standard feature<br />

✽2 This software does not run correctly in the Mac OS X Classic environment.<br />

✽3 Turn virtual memory on if necessary.<br />

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Set up procedure<br />

(1) Switch on your Macintosh and launch the Mac OS.<br />

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Macintosh<br />

(2) Load the bundled CD-ROM (<strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> setup disk) into the CD-ROM<br />

drive.<br />

(3) Double-click the "<strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>" CD-ROM icon displayed on the desktop.<br />

(4) Double-click "Installer for Mac OS 8.6-9.x" to launch the installer.<br />

(5) A message appears asking you to confirm that you want to continue<br />

with the installation. Click the [OK] button.


(6) Check the installation destination and then click [Install].<br />

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Macintosh<br />

(7) When installation ends, the window shown below appears. Click<br />

[Restart] and restart your Mac.<br />

(8) After restarting, connect the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> directly to the USB port on the<br />

personal computer base unit.<br />

NOTE<br />

•Insert the USB connector fully and firmly. Improper connection will cause the <strong>DPC</strong>-<br />

<strong>R1</strong> to malfunction.<br />

• If connected through a USB hub, depending on the type of hub, the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> may<br />

malfunction. In this case, connect the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> directly to the personal computer.<br />

• If there are two or more USB ports, the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> can be connected to any port.<br />

This completes set up. Hereafter, the personal computer automatically recognizes the<br />

<strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> by connection of the USB cable.


Mac OS X<br />

Hardware and software requirements<br />

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Macintosh<br />

To run this software, you must have the hardware and software described<br />

below. Check your system before you begin the installation.<br />

Compatible Mac Power Macintosh G3 ✽1, PowerBook G3,<br />

Power Macintosh G4, iMac, iBook,<br />

Power Macintosh G4 Cube, or PowerBook G4<br />

Operating System Mac OS X (compatible with version 10.1.2 to 10.1.5)<br />

RAM 128 MB minimum<br />

Hard disk space Amount required for installation: 40 MB minimum<br />

✽1 Models with a USB port as a standard feature<br />

Set up procedure<br />

(1) Start up your Macintosh and load the enclosed CD-ROM into the CD-<br />

ROM drive.<br />

Quit any applications that are currently running.<br />

Open the "<strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>" CD-ROM icon displayed on the desktop and<br />

double-click "Installer for MacOS X".


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Macintosh<br />

(2) When you double-click "Installer for MacOS X", the window shown<br />

below appears. Click the padlock icon beside "Click the lock to make<br />

changes".<br />

(3) The "Authorization" window shown below appears.<br />

Enter the administrator name and password. Then click "OK".


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Macintosh<br />

(4) The "Introduction" window shown below appears. Click [Continue].<br />

(5) The "Important Information" window shown below appears. Click<br />

[Continue].


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Macintosh<br />

(6) The "Select a Destination" window shown below appears. Select the<br />

installation destination disk and click [Continue].<br />

(7) The "Easy Install" window shown below appears. Click [Install].


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Macintosh<br />

(8) A message then appears saying “Installing this software requires<br />

you to restart your computer when the installation is done. Are you<br />

sure you want to install the software now?”. Click [Continue<br />

installation].<br />

(9) The installation continues and the "Install Software" window shown<br />

below appears. Click [Restart].<br />

(10)After restarting, connect the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> directly to the USB port on the<br />

personal computer base unit.<br />

NOTE<br />

•Insert the USB connector fully and firmly. Improper connection will cause the <strong>DPC</strong>-<br />

<strong>R1</strong> to malfunction.<br />

• If connected through a USB hub, depending on the type of hub, the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> may<br />

malfunction. In this case, connect the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> directly to the personal computer.<br />

• If there are two or more USB ports, the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> can be connected to any port.<br />

This completes set up. Hereafter, the personal computer automatically recognizes the<br />

<strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> by connection of the USB cable.


Using the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong><br />

〈Reading and Writing Digital Camera Image Files〉<br />

27<br />

Macintosh<br />

(1) Load the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia into the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> and the<br />

cover is closed.<br />

The following icon appears:<br />

(2) Double-click the icon displayed on the desktop. The folders and files<br />

on the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia appear.<br />

● Files can be written by dragging them from your hard disk to the xD-Picture<br />

Card or SmartMedia.<br />

● Files can be read by dragging them from the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia<br />

to your hard disk.<br />

● Files can also be read and written by specifying the xD-Picture Card or<br />

SmartMedia as the drive name from an application program.<br />

● Files can be copied in either direction between a xD-Picture Card and a<br />

SmartMedia.<br />

NOTE<br />

<br />

•Never shut down your Macintosh or touch the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> slot cover while the<br />

READY/ACCESS lamp is lit.<br />

•Either of these actions could corrupt the data on the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia<br />

or damage the media itself.<br />

• To use a xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia in a digital camera, you must always<br />

initialize (format) the xD-Picture Card or SmartMedia in the digital camera.<br />

• The <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> does not support 2MB SmartMedia. Note also that when a 2MB<br />

SmartMedia and an xD-Picture Card are loaded at the same time, the xD-Picture<br />

Card cannot be accessed after the SmartMedia has been accessed. Open the cover<br />

and remove the 2MB SmartMedia.


File Exchange (Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2 users)<br />

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Macintosh<br />

To use a xD-Picture Card or a SmartMedia, the “File Exchange” utility provided with the<br />

Mac OS system is required. Check that “File Exchange” is installed in the “Extensions<br />

Manager” Control Panel inside the System folder.<br />

● Check that there is an [✕] in the “File Exchange” checkbox.<br />

Refer to the “Mac OS Help” or the “Mac OS Info Center” for more information on the<br />

“File Exchange” control panel.


TROUBLE SHOOTING<br />

Before deciding that there is some kind of trouble, check the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> again.<br />

Error Possible Causes Remedies<br />

Personal computer<br />

does not recognize<br />

the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>.<br />

The PC cannot read<br />

the xD-Picture Card<br />

or SmartMedia (no<br />

drive icon appears).<br />

xD-Picture Card or<br />

SmartMedia is not<br />

written.<br />

USB connector is not<br />

properly connected to the<br />

personal computer.<br />

Device driver is not installed<br />

correctly.<br />

Device driver is not installed<br />

correctly.<br />

The xD-Picture Card or<br />

SmartMedia is inserted the<br />

wrong way round.<br />

There is no xD-Picture Card<br />

or SmartMedia inserted in<br />

the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>.<br />

The write protect seal was<br />

not removed from the<br />

SmartMedia Card.<br />

The data being written is too<br />

large for the available space<br />

on the xD-Picture Card or<br />

SmartMedia.<br />

Device driver is not installed<br />

correctly.<br />

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Check if the USB connector<br />

is connected properly.<br />

(➡ Page 6)<br />

Install the device driver correctly.<br />

(➡ Page 14-17, 19-26)<br />

Install the device driver correctly.<br />

(➡ Page 14-17, 19-26)<br />

Insert the xD-Picture Card or<br />

SmartMedia correctly.<br />

(➡ Page 10)<br />

Insert the xD-Picture Card or<br />

SmartMedia into the <strong>DPC</strong>-<br />

<strong>R1</strong>. (➡ Page 10)<br />

Remove the write protect<br />

seal.<br />

Amounts of data that exceed<br />

the available space cannot<br />

be written. Make additional<br />

space available on the xD-<br />

Picture Card or SmartMedia.<br />

Install the device driver correctly.<br />

(➡ Page 14-17, 19-26)


MAIN SPECIFICATIONS<br />

Type USB Image Memory Card Reader<br />

Applicable Computer ✽1 IBM PC/AT compatible machines<br />

iMac DV, iMac or any Macintosh that supports the USB<br />

interface as standard<br />

Applicable OS ✽2 Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows 2000 Professional<br />

Windows XP Professional / Home<br />

Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2, 10.1.2 to 10.1.5<br />

Compatible media ●SmartMedia<br />

3.3 V (4, 8, 16 or 32 MB)<br />

3.3 V with ID (16, 32, 64 or 128 MB)<br />

However, 64MB media formatted on the following<br />

FUJIFILM cameras cannot be used:<br />

FinePix 700, FinePix 500, CLIP-IT 50 or DS-250HD<br />

●xD-Picture Card<br />

16, 32, 64 or 128MB<br />

Host interface Universal Serial Bus (USB) Interface ver 1.1<br />

Current drain Operating : Max. 530mA or less<br />

Operating conditions Temperature : 0°C to +40°C (+32°F to +104°F)<br />

Humidity : 20% to 80% or less (no condensation)<br />

Dimensions 72 ✕ 23.4 ✕ 103.7mm (2.8 ✕ 0.9 ✕ 4.1 in.) (W ✕ H ✕ D)<br />

Mass (Weight) Approx.110g (3.9 oz.)<br />

✽ 1 : Only models that support USB as standard.<br />

✽ 2 : Standard installation models recommended.<br />

❋ Specifications and functions are subject to change without prior notice.<br />

Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd. shall not be liable for any mistakes, etc. in the contents of this manual.<br />

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UNINSTALLING THE SOFTWARE<br />

Windows<br />

Only perform this operation when you no longer require the installed software.<br />

Windows 98 / 98SE / Me<br />

(1) Switch on your PC.<br />

(2) Disconnect the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>.<br />

(3) Quit all currently running applications.<br />

(4) Close all files.<br />

(5) Open the “My Computer” window and double-click “Add/Remove<br />

Programs” in the Control Panel.<br />

(6) The “Add/Remove Programs Properties” window appears. Select the<br />

software to be uninstalled (<strong>Fujifilm</strong> USB MemoryCard ReaderWriter)<br />

and then click the [Add/Remove] button.<br />

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UNINSTALLING THE SOFTWARE<br />

(7) When the confirmation message appears, click the [OK] button.<br />

Check your selection carefully since the process cannot be<br />

cancelled once you click [OK].<br />

(8) The uninstallation in progress window is displayed. When<br />

uninstallation ends, the maintenance completion screen shown<br />

below appears.<br />

Click [Finish].<br />

(9) The restart request window shown below appears.<br />

Click [Finish] and restart your computer.<br />

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Windows 2000 / XP<br />

UNINSTALLING THE SOFTWARE<br />

* The screens shown on some PCs may differ slightly from those shown here.<br />

(1) Disconnect the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong>.<br />

(2) Quit all currently running applications.<br />

(3) Close all files.<br />

(4) Open the My Computer window and double-click [Add/Remove<br />

Programs] (Windows 2000) or [Add or Remove Programs] (Windows<br />

XP) in the Control Panel.<br />

(5) Select the file name of the driver (<strong>Fujifilm</strong> USB MemoryCard<br />

ReaderWriter) to be deleted and then click [Change/Remove].<br />

(6) The "Confirm file removal" message shown below appears.<br />

Click [OK].<br />

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UNINSTALLING THE SOFTWARE<br />

(7) The uninstallation in progress window is displayed. When<br />

uninstallation ends, the maintenance completion screen shown<br />

below appears.<br />

Click [Finish].<br />

(8) The restart request window shown below appears.<br />

Click [Finish] and restart your computer.<br />

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Macintosh<br />

Only perform this operation when you no longer require the installed software.<br />

Mac OS 8.6 to 9.2<br />

(1) Check that the <strong>DPC</strong>-<strong>R1</strong> is not connected to your Macintosh.<br />

Open the "Extensions" folder in the Mac OS System Folder (on the<br />

startup volume) and put the 2 files shown below in the Trash.<br />

(2) Restart your Macintosh.<br />

Mac OS X<br />

UNINSTALLING THE SOFTWARE<br />

"Alauda StorageDriver(Y)"<br />

"Alauda StorageShim(Y)"<br />

The driver software for Mac OS X (versions 10.1.2 to 10.1.5)<br />

cannot be uninstalled (deleted).<br />

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