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Data LED
Indicates when a slot is reading from or writing to a card.
• LED off–Your card reader is not being used
• LED on–A card is inserted in one of the slots
• LED flashing–Data is being transferred to or from a card and the hard drive or another
card
Formatting a memory card (Windows)
Caution: Formatting a memory card permanently deletes all files on the card. Be sure that
If your computer has trouble recognizing a new memory card, format the memory card in
your device (refer to the documentation that came with the device) or by using the following
procedure.
To format a memory card:
1 Click Start, then click My Computer or Computer.
2 Under Removable Storage, right-click the appropriate memory card drive.
3 Select Format.
4 Type a name into the Volume Label box. The name of your memory card appears
next to the drive.
5 Click Start, then click OK in the Warning dialog box.
6 Click OK on the Format Complete window.
7 Click Close to finish.
Formatting a memory card (Macintosh)
Caution: Formatting a memory card permanently deletes all files on the card. Be sure that
If your computer has trouble recognizing a new memory card, format the memory card in
your device or by using the computer.
To format a memory card:
1 Click Go, then click Utilities.
2 Double-click Disk Utility from the list.
3 In the left-hand column, select the memory card you want to format, then click the
Erase tab.
4 Specify a volume format and name for the memory card, then click Erase. A warning
box opens.
5 Click Erase again. The Erase process takes a minute or so to erase and reformat your
memory card.
you copy any valued files to a computer before formatting a memory card. Do not
disconnect the card reader or remove the memory card while formatting is in progress.
you copy any valued files to a computer before formatting a memory card. Do not
disconnect the card reader or remove the memory card while formatting is in progress.
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