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