Abocom UHR2060 - Manual
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7 in 1 Card Reader and Writer
with Removable Hard Drive
As the digital technology is evolving rapidly, there are more and more
devices utilizing digital media.
The USB Card Reader
provides an ideal
solution for those who want the convenience and mobility to read the
most popular memory cards, including MMC (Multimedia Card), CF
(CompactFlash card), IBM Microdrive, SM (Smart Media card), SD (Secure Digital memory card), MS Pro
(Memory Stick Pro) and MS (Memory Stick). It also supports a 2.5" hard disk drive which built-in to the
card reader.
The USB Card Reader
works with all digital data devices, making it the ideal media for data storage and
backup users.
The USB Card Reader
can be used as an effective hard drive to transmit large amount of data
immediately between the memory cards and the host computer through USB 1.1 cable. Even more, you may
backup data on the memory cards to the optional built-in hard drive.
Furthermore, with two built-in internal Li-ion batteries, you can take the Card Reader anywhere without
worrying about extra power supply. It's the perfect stand-alone solution for users shooting digital stills away
from home or office. With the USB plug and play function, you can use it easily and simply and have fun
right away.
FEATURES
Fully compatible with USB1.1
Support Plug & Play and hot-swappable
Support USB power saving mode
Built-in Li-Lon rechargeable battery, no external power required
Download files via USB high-speed transfer rate up to 12Mbps
Support Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, MAC and Linux
Driver installation is not required for Windows ME and Windows XP
Support to build in 2.5" HDD,
optional
up to 100GB
LCD display panel indicates working status, battery power status, file transfer status, out of memory, card
type and battery charging.
Laptop data backup
Support work-standalone
Doc. No.: 010804-01
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