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If Windows '95 was already installed on your system when you
installed the dual drive, you can use the Windows '95 Control
Panel to configure your PCMCIA drive. Refer to the Windows
'95 software documentation for instructions.
Note
As you configure your PCMCIA drive through the Control
Panel, you will need to supply the name of the PCMCIA
controller chip manufacturer. (The PCMCIA controller chip
is mounted on the PCMCIA controller card.) The name is
printed on the chip and should be either Inte1®365, Vadem®
365, or Vadem 465. If you are unsure of the name, choose
Intel PCIC or a compatible chipset from the list of choices
specified in your Windows '95 Control Panel.
Troubleshooting
If you have any problems as you set up and use your DYO dual
drive, refer to this section. You can correct most problems by
adjusting a cable connection, repeating a software procedure,
or resetting the computer.
If the suggestions here do not solve the problem, contact your
Authorized EPSON Servicer or the EPSON Connection. See
"Where to Get Help" on page 3 for instructions.
You see a "Not Ready Reading Drive n:" DOS error
Check whether you are using a flash PC card without Flash File
System software (FFS). The DYO dual drive supports the
standard Intel-compatible flash cards only when you are using
FFS software as well. This software usually comes with the
flash card, or you can purchase it.
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