Addonics Technologies Internal DigiDrive Flash Reader aeiuddu User Manual

							 
ADDONICS TECHNOLOGIES 
Model: AEIUDDU2, AEI9UDDU, AEIUDDSA 
 
Installation Guide 
 
  
 
Any flash media below is compatible to use with the Internal 
Ultra Digidrive, using the optional Addonics CF D igiAdapter 
and 4-in-1 DigiAdapter or equivalent third party adapter. 
 
 
 
 
 
Note:  The internal UDD is not compatible with Wireless 
Broadband card, Panasonic P2 card, SRAM card 
and Linear Memory card. 
 
Operation of the Internal UDD 
 
The internal UDD is designed not to draw any power when 
there is no media inserted. The LED light will remain off even 
if the device is connected to the computer.  
 
Use the following procedures to add or remove the media 
from the internal UDD. 
 
1. Insert the media fully into the device, the LED light will 
turn green, indicating the media is properly inserted 
inside and the device is now turned on. Your operating 
system will report new hardware detected and begin to 
install the device. This may take a few seconds before a 
new drive icon appears in the My Computer folder. 
During this initialization, the LED light on the internal 
UDD toggles between orange and green color; and will 
stay green once the computer recognizes the media. 
2. Once the drive icon appears, the media is now ready 
and can be used like regular floppy media. 
3. During the read / write operation, the LED light of the 
internal UDD will turn Red. 
4. To remove the media, click on the Safe Remove icon to 
stop the connection as shown below. Once the “you 
may now safely remove window” shows up, you can 
 
 
 
 
then remove the media from the internal UDD by pushing on 
the eject button.  
           
Note:  If you eject the media from the internal UDD without 
checking the Safe Remove icon, a warning message 
will appear from Windows 98SE, Me and 2000. This 
message is a reminder that it is safer to use the Safe 
Remove icon when you remove the media to prevent 
possible data loss in case you are in the middle of 
copying a file to and from the media. You can go 
ahead and close this message. 
 
5. After the media is ejected from the internal UDD, the 
LED light will go off, indicating the media is fully ejected 
from the device. 
6. Do not pull the media out of the device without 
using the eject button. This may crash the computer, 
as it does not realize the media has been manually 
removed from the device. 
 
Connect the USB 2.0 USIB cable to the USIB connector at 
the back of the device. Then connect the USB to 5-pin USB 
header adapter. 
 Red: + 5V / Voltage + / VCC  
White: USB - / Data - / D -  
Green: USB + / Data + / D +  
Black: GND / Voltage - / Ground  
 
1. On most motherboards, the USB header consists of 9 
pins arranged in 2 rows; and each header allows for 2 
USB connections (i.e. USB1 and USB2). Normally, the 
pins for USB1 and USB2 are in separate rows.  
2. Simply plug the connector onto the header of the 
motherboard pins, in such that; the wires are correctly 
connected to the appropriate pins (i.e. wire assignments 
and pin assignments are matched).  
3. Connect the USB male end connector from the drive to 
the female end connector coming from the motherboard. 
 
Please check the motherboard documentation for the correct 
header pin out of your USB port. 
 
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Internet:  http://www.addonics.com 
 
Technical Support (8:30 am to 6:00 pm PST) 
Phone:    408 433-3855 
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Power/Drive Activity LED 
Eject Button