Quick Start Guide - MediCapture MediCap USB100 Guia Del Usuario

Quick Start Guide

1. Connect the USB100 as shown on page 8 and turn it on.
2. Insert the supplied MediCap USB flash drive in the front panel.
(This is a small "stick" with a silver connector on one end.)
3. Use your imaging equipment as you normally do, except now
you can capture still images onto the USB flash drive.
4. When you see an image on the monitor that you would like to
capture, press the Capture Images button.
5. You can review the images you have captured by using the
Back and Next buttons ( < > ) on the front panel. (Reviewing
images requires use of a stand-alone external monitor.)
6. IMPORTANT: When you finish capturing all the images you
want, press the Save to USB Memory button. This copies all the
images from internal memory in the box to the memory in the
flash drive. You must follow this step to save your images.
7. Remove the flash drive from the USB100.
8. Insert the flash drive in the USB connector of a Windows
computer or laptop. Use the supplied USB extension cable if
needed.
9. Install the MediCapture Image Transfer Wizard. To do so,
double-click on My Computer. Double-click on the USB flash
drive letter, for example, MEDICAP - USB (D:). Then double-
click on SETUP.EXE. Follow the prompts to install the wizard.
(You only need to perform this installation step once. In future,
you can skip this step.)
10. Locate the MediCapture Image Wizard icon on your desktop and
double-click on it. The wizard will guide you through the process
of transferring images from you flash drive to your computer.
That's it! You've captured your first batch of digital images with your USB100!
MediCap™ USB100 User Guide
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Make sure the "Input
Select" and "PAL/NTSC"
switches on the back
panel are properly
positioned.
You must use a
MediCapture brand
flash drive. Drives from
other manufacturers will
not work with the
USB100.
Follow the on-screen
instructions. They will
guide you while using
the USB100.
After you press the
"Save to USB Memory"
button, it may take a
minute or up to several
minutes for the images
to be saved. Do not
remove the flash drive
until the green light
under the Save to USB
Memory button stops
blinking.
Windows 98, ME, NT,
2000, or XP required
You must use the
wizard for the transfer
process, because it
performs important
processing on the
images during the
transfer. The images on
your flash drive are not
useable on your
computer until they have
been processed by the
image transfer wizard.