Connecting The Reader - Lexar Multi-card 24-in-1 reader Quick Start Manual
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Connecting the Reader
the Lexar Multi-card 24-in-1 reader has a plug-and-play design, with no driver
installation needed.
to connect the reader, simply follow these steps:
- remove cable and reader from the box
- Locate the mini usB port on the back of the reader and
insert the usB cable into the reader as illustrated above
- Locate the usB port on your desktop or laptop and
connect the usB cable into the port
to open the reader, locate the release button on each
side of the reader and push simultaneously. the reader
will pop open.
Note: Windows XP Network users
if your laptop or desktop is linked to a work or home network with multiple drives, your
system may not detect all 5 reader slots. if that's the case, follow the instructions below:
- On your desktop screen, right click on MY cOMPuter and select MaNage
- select disk MaNageMeNt from the menu located on the left hand side of your screen
- Locate and select your reMOVaBLe driVe (reader slot), then right click
- select cHaNge driVe Letter aNd PatH and select cHaNge
- On the right side, you will see a drop-down menu with a letter. click on the drop-down
arrow, select a new letter for your reMOVaBLe driVe (reader slot), and click Ok
repeat the above process for each undetected reader slot.
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my computer doesn't recognize the card reader
Your Lexar Multi-Card 24-in-1 reader may not be recognized by your computer for the following reasons:
1. USB Connection Issue – Ensure the USB cable is properly connected to both the reader and the computer’s USB port.
2. Network Drive Conflict (Windows XP) – If your computer is linked to a network with multiple drives, some reader slots may not be detected. Try manually assigning drive letters.
3. Driver Not Needed but System Issue – The reader does not require drivers, but restarting the computer or trying a different USB port may help.
4. Power or Recognition Issue – Check if the LED activity light turns on when connected. If not, the reader may not be receiving power.
5. Faulty USB Port or Cable – Try using a different USB cable or port to rule out hardware issues.
6. Card Detection Problem – Ensure the memory card is properly inserted and compatible with the reader.
If none of these solutions work, the reader may be faulty.
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