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OWNER'S HANDBOOK
PC cards may become fairly hot during normal use.
This is normal, and does not indicate a fault with
either the PC card or your computer.
Note for Windows NT users
Cardbus and ZV cards cannot be used with any version
of Windows NT.
You must shut the computer down completely to change a
PC card when using Windows NT.
Inserting a PC card
If connecting an external device to the PC card, you
should switch the device on and plug it into the PC
card before inserting the PC card into the slot.
1.
Slide the PC card into the required slot, making
sure it is aligned correctly. There is usually an
arrow on the PC card to indicate which way to
insert it. Failing this, the edge with the row of
connection holes must go in first. When the
card is fully inserted, the eject button to the
right of the card should pop outwards. To
prevent damage to the button, push it round to
the right into the space provided for it.
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2.
The card should automatically be recognised by
the computer. Follow the instructions on screen,
or refer to the documentation which came with
your PC card to install the necessary driver
software.
Removing a PC card
1.
Gently turn the eject button back round to the
protruding position. Press it in, and the PC card
should pop out slightly.
2.
Remove the PC card from the slot.
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