Saving The Same Images Onto Multiple Flash Drives; Transferring Images From The Usb Flash Drive To Your Computer - MediCapture MediCap USB100 Guia Del Usuario

Saving the Same Images onto
Multiple Flash Drives
After saving images from the internal memory to a flash drive, you
can remove the flash drive, insert another flash drive and save the
same batch of images to that drive. In this way, you can save the
same images to as many drives as you want.
For example, suppose you have just finished an imaging session
with a patient and you want to keep a flash drive containing the
images, but you also want to give the patient a flash drive with the
images. To do so, press the Save to USB Memory button. After the
images are saved from internal memory to the flash drive, a menu
will be displayed allowing you to "Clear internal memory" or "Save to
another USB." Remove the current USB flash drive from the front
panel, insert another one, and select "Save to another USB." You
can repeat this procedure to save to additional flash drives.
Once you have saved the images to as many flash drives as you
want, you can select "Clear internal memory" because you will no
longer need to keep the images in internal memory (and you will be
freeing up needed memory space for more images).
Transferring Images from the
USB Flash Drive to Your Computer
To transfer images from your flash drive to your computer, you use
the MediCapture Image Transfer Wizard (mcwiz.exe). You must
use this wizard for the transfer process. DO NOT TRANSFER
IMAGES FROM YOUR FLASH DRIVE BY "DRAGGING AND
DROPPING." This is because, in addition to transferring the images,
the wizard also converts them to a format that is usable on your
computer. THE "RAW IMAGES" ON YOUR FLASH DRIVE ARE
NOT USEABLE ON YOUR COMPUTER UNTIL THEY HAVE BEEN
PROCESSED BY THE WIZARD.
MediCap™ USB100 User Guide
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System Requirements:
• Windows 98, ME, NT
2000, or XP
• USB support
• At least 32MB RAM,
600MHz processor, 1GB
free space on hard drive
• If using Windows 98, you
may need to download
USB drivers from
www.medicapture.com
If the USB connection
on your computer is in
the back, you can plug
in the supplied USB
cable so that you do not
need to reach behind
the computer each time
you want to connect the
flash drive. If the USB
connector on your
computer is easily
accessible, you do not
need the USB cable.