Sharp Vr-1fpn User manual

Floppy

Disk

Adapter

for

SmartMedia!

™

Model

VR-1FPN

e

We

greatly

appreciate

your

purchase

of

the

Sharp

“FlashPath”

floppy

disk

adapter.

To

ensure

proper

operation,

be

sure

you

read

this

manual

carefully.

Also

be

sure

to

keep

this

manual

for

future

reference.

OPERATION

MANUAL

Piease

read

this

operation

manual

carefully

before

using

the

FlashPath.

important

For

assistance

in

reporting

the

theft

or

loss

of

this

product,

record

on

the

line

below

the

serial

number

which

is

located

on

the

bottom

of

the

unit.

Please

retain

this

information.

Model

No.:

VR-1FPN

Serial

No.:

WARNING—FCC

Regulations

state

that

any

unauthorized

changes

or

modifications

to

this

equipment

not

expressly

approved

by

the

manufacturer

could

void

the

user’s

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

NOTE

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

e

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

e

Increase

the

distance

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

e

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

e

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

A

shielded

I/F

cable

is

required

to

insure

compliance

with

FCC

regulations

for

Class

B

computing

equipment.

DECLARATION

OF

CONFORMITY

Sharp

Floppy

Disk

Adapter

VR-1FPN

This

device

complies

with

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

This

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference,

and

(2)

this

device

must

accept

any

interference

received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation.

RESPONSIBLE

PARTY:

SmartDisk

Corporation

3506

Mercantile

Avenue

Naples,

Florida

34104

941-436-2501

i

WARNING

TO

PREVENT

SHOCK

HAZARD,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

CAUTION

ON

LITHIUM

BATTERY

If

a

battery

is

reversed

(positive

end

where

the

negative

end

belongs

and

vice

versa),

it

can

overheat

and

rupture.

This

has

happened

when

young

children

install

batteries

backwards.

Warn

children

not

to

take

out

batteries

or

install

them.

Parents

should

install

the

lithium

battery

in

the

Floppy

Disk

Adapter.

CAUTION

To

prevent

shock,

do

not

open

the

cabinet.

No

user

serviceable

parts

inside.

Refer

servicing

to

a

qualified

dealer

or

service

center.

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FlashPath

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the

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the

SmartMedia

in

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FlashPath

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the

SmartMedia

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the

FlashPath

in

the

Floppy

Disk

Drive

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SmartMedia

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FlashPath

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Computer

Operating

Environment

Applicable

models:

IBM

PC/AT

or

compatible

computers,

FDD

with

1.44

MB

support

CPU:

80486

or

higher

RAM:

8

MB

or

more

Two

setup

disks

Two

lithium

batteries

Free

hard

disk

space

required

for

(For

Windows

95/98

and

Type

CR2016

installation:

8

MB

or

more

Windows

NT

4.0)

Applicable

OS:

Windows

95/98,

Windows

NT

4.0

Note:

The

above

are

necessary

conditions

for

writing

and

TRADEMARKS

e

FlashPath

is

a

trademark

of

SmartDisk

Corporation

of

the

United

States.

e

SmartMedia

is

a

trademark

of

TOSHIBA

Corporation.

e

PC/AT

is

a

registered

trademark

of

International

Business

Machines

of

the

United

States.

e

Microsoft

and

Windows

are

a

registered

trademark

of

Microsoft

Corporation

in

the

United

States

and

other

countries.

e

Other

names

of

corporations

and

products

are

trademarks

or

registered

trademarks

of

the

respective

corporations.

reading

data

on

the

SmartMedia.

Important

Information

Precautions

ə

The

FlashPath

is

an

adapter

for

using

SmartMedia

on

a

computer’s

FDD

(Floppy

Disk

Drive).

(For

FDDs

with

1.44

MB

support

only)

e

The

FlashPath

is

the

same

size

as

a

3.5-inch

floppy

disk.

It

allows

SmartMedia

to

be

read

and

written

on

the

FDD.

e

The

FlashPath

operates

on

IBM

PC/AT

or

compatible

computers

on

which

a

Microsoft

Windows

95/98/NT4.0

operating

system

(OS)

must

be

installed

and

operating

properly.

For

details,

refer

to

“Computer

Operating

Environment”

on

page

2.

e

Do

not

subject

the

unit

to

vibrations

or

shocks

while

data

is

being

written

onto

or

read

from

the

SmartMedia.

Doing

so

may

result

in

damage

to

or

loss

of

the

internal

data.

e

Do

not

remove

the

FlashPath

or

SmartMedia

or

turn

off

the

power

while

data

is

being

written

or

erased.

Doing

so

may

result

in

loss

of

the

data

or

damage

to

the

SmartMedia.

e

Do

not

remove

the

FlashPath

while

the

FDD

is

operating.

Doing

so

may

result

in

loss

of

the

data

or

damage

to

the

SmartMedia.

e

Note

that

the

FlashPath

does

not

recognize

write

protect

seals

on

the

SmartMedia.

Be

careful

not

to

erase

or

overwrite

the

data

by

mistake.

e

The

data

is

lost

when

the

SmartMedia

is

formatted.

Check

that

the

SmartMedia

contains

no

important

data

before

formatting

it.

e

The

FlashPath

may

not

function

for

some

makes

of

FDDs.

It

will

also

not

function

when

the

FDD

is

connected

with

an

interface

other

than

the

normal

interface.

For

example,

the

~

FlashPath

cannot

be

used

with

external

FDDs

connected

via

a

PC

card,

with

FDDs

connected

using

USB,

or

with

high

storage

capacity

FDDs

(120

MB,

etc.).

e

To

protect

the

FlashPath

and

the

FDD,

remove

the

FlashPath

from

the

FDD

after

using

it.

When

transporting

the

FlashPath

or

not

using

it

for

long

periods

of

time,

be

sure

to

remove

the

SmartMedia

and

store

the

FlashPath

in

its

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If

the

computer’s

power

is

already

on

and

Windows

other

applicat

Iisa

1

2

Load

the

included

FlashPath

setup

disk

in

the

FDD.

Installing

the

Driver

Software

Preparation

4

The

FlashPath

setup

window

appears.

Follow

the

5

To

use

the

software,

eject

the

floppy

disk

and

then

instructions

on

the

screen

to

install

the

driver

restart

the

computer.

softwar

S:

The

software

is

not

operable

until

the

computer

is

restarted.

For the

latest

information,

refer

to

the

“Readme.txt”

file

on

the

floppy

disk.

By

factory

default,

the

setup

program

copies

the

required

files

to

directory

C:\Program

Files\FlashPath.

The

program

creates

a

group

called

“FlashPath”

and

puts

the

foilowing

three

icons

in

this

group:

1

3E

(FlashPath

Format):

Icon

for

formatting

the

}

SmartMedia.

(FlashPath

Status):

Utility

icon

for

monitoring

the

status

of

the

FlashPath.

4

(FlashPath

Uninstall):

Icon

for

uninstalling

SF

the

driver

software.

The

following

window

appears

once

installation

is

completed:

Preparation

Uninstalling

the

Driver

Software

{1

Click

the

“FlashPath

Uninstall”

from

“Programs”.

The

uninstall

utility

window

appears.

f

Question

2

Click

the

“Yes”

button.

Uninstalling

starts.

When

it

is

completed,

the

following

window

appears:

Restat

Windows

SSO

ea

cs

Click

the

“OK”

button

and

restart

the

computer.

Preparation

Inserting

(removing)

the

Batteries

in

4

Set

the

battery

cover

over

the

battery,

then

hold

down

and

turn

it

clockwise

to

fasten

it

in

place.

the

FlashPath

{1

Set

the

FlashPath

on

a

flat

surface.

2

Hold

down

the

battery

cover

and

turn

it

counterclockwise

to

remove

it.

REPLACE

BATTERY

WITH

TOSHIBA

OR

HITACHI

MAXELL

TYPE

CR2016

ONLY.

USE

OF

A

DIFFERENT

BATTERY

MAY

PRESENT

A

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

EXPLOSION.

MII

KEEP

THIS

BATTERY

AWAY

FROM

3

Insert

(remove)

the

battery.

|

CHILDREN.

IF

SWALLOWED,

CONSULT

A

PHYSICIAN

Set

the

battery

with

the

@

side

facing

upwards

and

IMMEDIATELY

FOR

EMERGENCY

TREATMENT.

check

that

the

side

of

the

battery

is

touching

the

electrode

in

the

cover.

Check

carefully

that

the

oT

URTOMIBATTERY

MAY

EXPLODE

IF

MISUSED

OR

electrode

is

not

underneath

the

battery

INSTALLED

WITH

POLARITY

REVERSED.

DO

NOT

l

RECHARGE,

DISASSEMBLE

OR

DISPOSE

OF

IN

FIRE.

Battery

cover

Cautions:

e

The

lithium

battery

will

not

function

if

installed

with

the

polarity

reversed.

¢

Do

not

short-circuit,

recharge,

disassemble,

or

heat

the

battery.

e

Should

the

battery

leak,

wipe

the

battery

compartment

clean,

and

then

insert

a

new

battery.

Loading

the

SmartMedia

in

the

FlashPath

Load

the

SmartMedia

with

its

contact

area

facing

the

opposite

side

of

the

FlashPath’s

metal

surface.

Check

that

the

SmartMedia

is

in

the

direction

indicated

on

the

diagram

on

the

adapter,

then

insert

it

fully

to

the

rear.

Contact

area

The

SmartMedia

will

not

operate

if

it

is

not

completely

inserted.

The

SmartMedia

will

not

operate

if

it

is

inserted

upside-

down.

Use

a

3.3V

SmartMedia.

Removing

the

SmartMedia

Remove

the

SmartMedia.

Grasp

the

exposed

section

of

the

SmartMedia

with

your

fingers

and

pull

it

out.

Using

the

FlashPath

Loading

the

FlashPath

in

the

Floppy

Disk

Drive

{1

Carefully

wipe

any

dirt

or

dust

out

of

the

oblong

hollow

at

the

top

center

of

the

rear

side

of

the

FlashPath

by

using

a

cotton

swab

or

soft

cloth.

2

Load

the

FlashPath

in

the

FDD.

The

FlashPath

can

now

be

used

in

the

floppy

disk

drive.

e

The

computer

will

not

recognized

the

FlashPath

if

it

is

loaded

without

the

SmartMedia.

e

To

format

the

SmartMedia,

refer

to

“Formatting

the

SmartMedia”

on

page

10.

3

Remove

the

FlashPath.

e

After

removing

the

FlashPath

from

the

FDD,

carefully

wipe

any

dirt

or

dust

out

of

the

oblong

hollow

at

the

top

center

of

the

rear

side

of

the

FlashPath.

e

After

cleaning

the

FlashPath,

always

remove

the

SmartMedia

and

store

the

FlashPath

in

its

hard

case.

s

To

extend

the

service

life

of

the

batteries,

always

remove

the

FlashPath

from

the

FDD

except

when

accessing

it.

Using

the

FlashPath

Formatting

the

SmartMedia

Saunos

¢

Write

protection

{1

Insert

the

SmartMedia

to

be

formatted

into

the

The

FlashPath

does

not

recognize

write

protect

seals

on

the

FlashPath

and

load

the

FlashPath

in

the

FDD.

SmartMedia.

Be

careful

not

to

erase

or

overwrite

the

data

by

mistake.

2

Click

the

button.

then

select

“FlashPath’

then

Stick

the

write

protect

seal

in

the

proper

position.

Do

not

reuse

“FlashPath

Format”

fom

“Programs”

write

protect

seals

that

have

been

attached

then

removed.

The

format

utility

window

appears.

.

rena

damage

the

FlashPath.

The

FlashPath

is

equipped

with

a

shutdown

mode

to

extend

the

service

life

of

the

batteries.

The

shutdown

mode

is

set

if

the

FlashPath

is

not

accessed

for

5

minutes

while

loaded

in

the

FDD.

To

cancel

the

shutdown

mode,

remove

the

FlashPath

from

the

FDD

then

reload

it.

z

HashPath

Format

Utility

eee

3

Input

“y”

(Yes),

then

press

the

“Enter”

key.

Formatting

starts.

Wait

until

formatting

is

completed.

10

Using

the

FlashPath

Using

the

FlashPath

Status

3

Double-click

on

the

monitoring

program

icon.

` è

The

monitoring

program's

status

monitor

window

Monitoring

Program

appears.

The

FlashPath

status

monitoring

program

(hereafter

referred

to

as

monitoring

program)

is

a

function

for

displaying

the

FlashPath’s

status.

1

“FlashPath

Status”

from

“Programs”.

When

the

monitoring

program

starts,

its

icon

appears

on

the

task

bar.

Monitoring

program

icon

2

Load

the

FlashPath

in

the

FDD.

The

floppy

disk

drive

is

accessed

to

use

the

monitoring

program.

Note:

¢

The

FlashPath’s

status

will

not

be

displayed

correctly

if

the

monitoring

program

is

started

after

the

FlashPath

has

been

accessed

while

the

icon

was

not

displayed

on

the

task

bar

(when

the

monitoring

program

is

not

started).

11

Using

the

FlashPath

Status

Monitor

Window

[Windows

95/98

Operating

System]

Status

icons

Caption

Lona

DS.

Status

message

fe

abe

Version

information

[Windows

NT

4.0

Operating

System]

Caption

Status

icons

FlashPath

Status

Monitor

|

j

:

Version

information

Status

message

Status

icons

The

status

icons

indicate

the

battery

status,

the

FlashPath’s

power

status

and

the

SmartMedia's

status.

Battery

Condition

....

This

indicates

the

degree

of

remaining

power

of

the

batteries.

Green:

Batteries

OK

Yellow:

Batteries

low

(only

reading

is

possible)

Red:

Batteries

dead

(Replace

the

batteries.)

Note:

è

“Battery

A”

is

displayed

instead

of

“Battery

Condition”

when

using

a

Windows

NT

4.0

operating

system.

Power

On/Off

....

This

indicates

whether

the

FlashPath

is

in

the

ready

or

shutdown

mode.

Green:

FlashPath

operable

Red:

Shutdown

mode

Note:

e

Power

On/Off

indicator

is

not

displayed

when

using

a

Windows

NT

4.0

operating

system.

SmartMedia

Status

........

This

indicates

the

SmartMedia’s

loading

status

Green:

SmartMedia

OK

Red:

SmartMedia

not

loaded

properly

Note:

e

“Status

A”

is

displayed

instead

of

“SmartMedia

Status”

when

using

a

Windows

NT

4.0

operating

system.

12

Using

the

FlashPath

Status

message

display

The

status

messages

are

text

messages

indicating

the

details

of

the

status.

Version

information

This

indicates

the

program's

version

information.

Caption

Different

messages

are

displayed

here,

depending

on

the

situation.

Normally:

FlashPath

status

monitor

After

a

change

of

status

is

detected:

The

FlashPath

user

must

be

selected.

On

the

status

icons,

the

signal

of

the

part

for

which

the

error

is

detected

changes

from

green

to

red.

13

Description

of

status

messages

Messages

appear

on

the

status

message

display

under

the

conditions

described

below.

[Windows

95/98

Operating

System]

When

the

FlashPath

has

not

been

detected

even

once:

“No

FlashPath

has

been

detected

in

any

drive.”

Under

normal

conditions:

“The

FlashPath

is

functioning

normally.”

When

the

remaining

battery

power

is

low:

“FlashPath

Battery

Low.”

When

there

is

no

SmartMedia

in

the

FlashPath

or

the

SmartMedia

is

inserted

backwards:

“The

SmartMedia

is

inaccessible.”

When

the

FlashPath

has

switched

to

the

shutdown

mode:

“Eject

and

re-insert

the

FlashPath.”

When

the

SmartMedia’s

internal

format

is

not

compatible:

“Invalid

SmartMedia”

Using

the

FlashPath

[Windows

NT

4.0

Operating

System]

Error

window

“No

FlashPath

has

been

detected

in

any

drive.”

appears

immediately.

Under

normal

conditions:

:

;

“The

FlashPath

is

functioning

normally.”

[windows

93/99

Operating

system

When

the

remaining

battery

power

is

low:

“Battery

low

condition

detected.”

When

there

is

no

SmartMedia

in

the

FlashPath

or

the

SmartMedia

is

inserted

backwards:

“FlashPath

error.

Check

SmartMedia

and

retry”

When

the

FlashPath

has

switched

to

the

shutdown

mode:

“FlashPath

has

powered

off.

Eject

and

re-insert

to

activate.”

When

the

remaining

battery

power

is

low:

“Battery

low

condition

detected.

The

SmartMedia

is

now

read

only.”

When

there

is

no

SmartMedia

in

the

FlashPath

or

the

SmartMedia

is

inserted

backwards:

“The

SmartMedia

cannot

be

accessed.

Please

eject

the

FlashPath

and

be

sure

that

the

SmartMedia

has

been

inserted

properly.”

When

the

FlashPath

has

switched

to

the

shutdown

mode:

“The

FlashPath

has

powered

off

to

save

its

batteries.

Please

eject

the

FlashPath

from

your

floppy

drive

and

re-

insert

it

to

turn

it

back

on.”

14

Using

the

FlashPath

When

the

SmartMedia’s

internal

format

is

not

compatible:

“The

logical

filing

system

on the

SmartMedia

is

unrecognized.

This

SmartMedia

cannot

be

used

with

FlashPath.”

[Windows

NT

4.0

Operating

System]

Error

window

(example)

.

FlashPath

Erro

Ey

SSA

aa

When

the

remaining

battery

power

is

low:

“Warning:

Low

Battery

on

FlashPath

has

been

detected!

ALL

writes

to

the

SmartMedia

will

be

disabled.”

When

there

is

no

SmartMedia

in

the

FlashPath

or

the

SmartMedia

is

inserted

backwards:

“FlashPath

error.

Check

SmartMedia

and

retry”

When

the

FlashPath

has

switched

to

the

shutdown

mode:

“FlashPath

has

powered

off.

Eject

and

re-insert

to

activate.”

15

Before

calling

for

service,

please

check

the

following

troubleshooting

table.

The

computer

does

not

recognize

the

FlashPath.

“The

disk

in

drive

A

is

not

formatted”

may

be

displayed

accidentally.

The

write

protect

status

is

not

recognized

with

your

PC

even

if

a

write

protect

seal

is

attached.

The

FlashPath

Status

Monitor

has

disappeared

from

the

Windows

95/98

or

Windows

NT

4.0

task

bar.

The

FlashPath’s

data

writing

speed

is

so

much

slower

than

the

data

reading

speed.

The

batteries

are

loaded

in

the

wrong

direction.

The

FiashPath

driver

has

not

been

installed.

The

FlashPath

does

not

recognize

the

write

protect

status

of

the

SmartMedia,

even

when

a

write

protect

seal

is

attached

to

it.

If,

after

displaying

the

FlashPath

Status

Monitor

window,

the

X

(close)

button

is

clicked

without

clicking

the

“OK”

button,

the

FlashPath

Status

Monitor

program

is

closed

and

the

icon

disappears

from

the

task

bar.

Unlike

ordinary

floppy

disks,

the

FlashPath

exchanges

data

with

the

SmartMedia

while

communicating

with

the

driver

software

and

FlashPath

hardware.

As

a

result,

performance

is

not

the

same

for

data

read

and

write.

It

takes

about

twice

as

long

to

write

data

as

to

read

it.

This

is

not

a

malfunction.

FlashPath

is in

the

shutdown

mode.

Eject

the

FlashPath

from

the

FDD

and

insert

it

again.

The

batteries

are

not

loaded

or

are

depleted.

|

Insert

the

batteries

or

replace

new

ones.

Reinsert

the

batteries

correctly.

Install

the

FlashPath

driver.

Under

Windows

95/98

or

Windows

NT

4.0,

select:

Start

—

Programs

—>

FlashPath

~

FlashPath

Status.

16

Product

name:

Floppy

disk

adapter

for

SmartMedia

Applicable

SmartMedia:

2MB, 4MB, 8MB,

16MB,

32MB

(3.3

V

drive

voltage)

Applicable

OS:

Windows

95/98

or

Windows

NT

4.0

Applicable

computer:

IBM

PC/AT

or

compatible

Applicable

FDD:

FDD

with

1.44

MB

support

Operating

temperature

range:

10°C

to

40°C

(50°F

to

104°F)

Storage

temperature

range:

-20°C

to

60°C

(—4°F

to

140°F)

*Operating

humidity

range:

20

to

80%

Power

source:

CR2016

lithium

battery

x

2

Dimensions:

3/32”

(W)

x

3/32"

(D)

x

"/s”

(H)[90

mm

(W)

x

94

mm

(D)

x

3.3

mm

(H)]

Weight:

0.08

Ib

(35

g)

(without

batteries

and

SmartMedia)

*

Even

within

above

ranges,

do

not

subject

the

unit

to

abrupt

changes

in

temperature

which

may

result

in

condensation.

For

improvement

purposes,

the

FiashPath’s

design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

SERVICE

INFORMATION

(For

the

U.S.)

For

the

location

of

the

nearest

Sharp

Authorized

Service,

or

to

obtain

product

literature,

accessories,

supplies

or

customer

assistance,

please

call

1-800-BE

SHARP

(1-800-237-4277)

or

visit

SHARP’s

web

site

(http://www.sharp-usa.com).

Operational

Support

If

you

have

read

the

operation

manual

but

are

still

having

difficulty

using

your

unit,

you

can

call

a

SHARP

Representative

at:

630-378-3590

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