User Manual

_MAN40-A (CMU040-A3)

3. Remove the expansion bay cover by lifting it and slide it toward the front.

4. To remove an actual PC Card, if present, press the appropriate release

button located on the side of the card. The card will exit the socket by a

few millimeters. It is preferable to use a finger, as a protection to stop the

card. Complete the removal by pulling out the card.

5. To insert a PC Card, slide it in the socket (the end with the two rows of

little holes first and the manufacturer label on top). When the sliding begins

to be a bit tight, push the card firmly. The release button should pop out

and the card should hold firmly in the socket. If this is not so, the card is

possibly upside down. Before closing the cover, check the plastic gasket

located around the internal side of the expansion bay. It should be in good

condition, perfectly clean, with no dust, sand, grease, oil or other

impurities. Any fault in this aspect could cause the PC Card door to leak

and eventually damage the unit. The longest card must me placed in the

lower PCMCIA Socket

6. On the cover of the expansion bay, adjust the PCMCIA Card stopper.

Loosen the two screws and sliding up or down the two stoppers. While the

card is installed in the socket, report the first number that will be displayed

at the top of the installed card and set the stopper found on the cover at

the same number. The stoppers are there to keep the cards in place and

also help them to absorb shock and vibration.

7. To close the cover, replace the cover on its initial position. Tighten the four

screws, about two turns to the right (clockwise). Tighten them until you

feel some resistance. Do not over tighten

8. Turn on the unit, the application program should run normally after these

steps.

1.- Pull up the cover.

2.- Slide the

cover toward the

front of the unit.

Stopper default position

Turn the longer stoppe

upside down for longer

PCMCIA Card

Use the shorter stoppe

for the upper PCMCIA

Card

PCMCIA

Card