DigiGear, Inc.

 

The single source for digital accessories!

 
U2ATASD UATASD SDXCPA SDXCF SDXCF1PCD-TP202CS/PCD-TP220SCUATASD & U2ATASDPCE10EZ3D Photo PrintAdapter/ReaderContact & Shop

Digigear Industrial Grade Low Profil Front Load PCIe/PCI Express to ExpressCard Adapter/Reader/Writer: PCE10

PCE10_2048x2048.jpg  

Features:

Supports 34mm & 54mm ExpressCard

Works with ExpressCard devices including Wireless Wide Area Network modems (such as CDMA, EV-DO, GPRS, etc.), SATA controllers, FireWire (400 & 800) adapters, flash card adapters, TV tuners, security, legacy I/O (PS2, serial, parallel), optical disk drives, GPS receivers, and more…

Push- Push mechanism for easy insertion of Express Card

Install in the front of PC 3.5” slot

Supports max 5 Gb/s express new card.

Supports 480Mb/s USB 2.0 express card.

Enable Hot- Swap

A type USB Host for other USB device like mouse or keyboard…etc

5 G bps PCI Express Cable

OS:

Microsoft Windows Vista™ and future versions

Microsoft Windows Server™ 2003/2000/ XP

Standard Type:
1 socket for PCI-E/USB 2.0 ExpressCard.
1 USB host for other USB devices.

Package Contents:
3.5” ExpressCard Bay x1
PCI-E Adapter x1
PCI-E(HDMI) Cable x1
Internal USB Cable x1
Manual x1

Things to Know when Using the Reader:
There are two interfaces of ExpressCard: PCI-E ExpressCard and USB 2.0 ExpressCard. Standard Type and Advanced Type card reader accept both PCI-E and USB 2.0 ExpressCard, but the Basic Type card reader only accepts USB 2.0 ExpressCard.
When using the USB 2.0 ExpressCard, the system will automatically identify the ExpressCard and add new device at the insertion of the card.
When using the PCI-E ExpressCard, the system cannot automatically identify new device, so the user need to add new device manually.
After inserting the PCI-E ExpressCard, please do following procedure and enter:
Control Panel - System - Hardware - Device Manager -Scan for Hardware Changes.
After the scan, the system will identify the ExpressCard and add new device.
The card reader does not require any driver to be installed. It is when a device is plug into the reader that the system would detect that device and ask for a driver for the ExpressCard.
Although the reader supports Hot-Swap function, we still suggest the
ExpressCard should be inserted before power on the system.