Before You Begin - EUROCOM 3400 UltraLite User Manual

BaySwap Utility
Win 9x & BaySwap

Before you begin

If you are using Windows 9x , make
sure you've installed Microsoft
Internet Explorer 4 or 5. These utili-
ties also install components needed
by BaySwap.
1. Insert the Device Drivers & Tools
CD-ROM.
2. Go to the Start menu,
Click on Run...> Browse...
3. Navigate to
D:\drivers\(
YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM
\bayswap\setup.exe
4. Click on Open > OK.
5. Select the appropriate language,
then click on OK, Next, Yes or Fin-
ish to allow the utility to set itself
up then restart the computer.
6. When the system resumes, the
Bayswap command will appear
in the tray on the lower right side
of the screen.
Usage:
Right-(mouse) button click on the
icon for an options menu.
Left-(mouse) button click on the
icon for an activity menu.
Hot Method
1. Launch BaySwap from the tray on
the lower-right of the screen.
2. When the BaySwap dialog box ap-
pears, switch the modules. (Follow
the instructions on page 3-3.)
3. Click on OK to allow the system to
re-scan itself.
)
Warm Method
1. Put the system in suspend mode
(F n+ ).
2. Switch modules.
3. Resume full-power mode (press
Fn+ again).
4. Launch BaySwap from the tray on
the lower-right of the screen, and
allow the system to detect the
"new" hardware.
Device Bay: swaping
Windows 2000
This operating system has its own
"swapping system":
1. Press +Break*> Hardware
(tab) > Device Manager (but-
ton).
2. Highlight the device you want
to remove. (either the "...CD/
DVD-ROM..." or "...LS-120..." or
" High-Capacity Floppy Disk
Drive")
3. Click on the right mouse but-
ton, and choose "Disable".
4. When the list stops refreshing
itself, remove the module and
swap in its replacement.
5. Click on the right mouse but-
ton again, and choose "Scan for
new hardware changes".
6. After the menu refreshes itself,
should the new device appear
with an "x", highlight it, click on
the right mouse button, and
choose "Enable".
7. Close out Device Manager,
and use your new module.
* +Break =
Start > Control Panel > System
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
3 – 5