There is no cable with the PCMCIA adapter. It is simply a card which
slides into the big slot on the right side of your BN. Usually I place the
flash card into the PCMCIA type 2 adapter, then I place the adapter with
card into the right side slot (PCMCIA) into the BN. It will also work with
a PCMCIA slot in a PC if that is available. My PCMCIA type 2 adapter was
$12 at Costco at the time. No doubt it can be found easily in most
computer stores. It didn't come with my BN.
Jim Aldrich
At 06:21 AM 02/03/2005 , you wrote:
Hi Stacey and List,
Okay thanks for everyone's explanation of the flash card reader. So this
adapter for the PCMCIA slot it apparently did not come with the BN? I
thought I got some adapter that was like a cable on one end and a plug
time thing on the other. Small adapter thing. I'm willing to go buy one
but if I already have one why buy one? I'm guessing computer stores should
carry this item? Thanks!
Lisa
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>From: Stacey Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2005 03:10:40 +1300
>Subject: re: [Braillenote] flash card reader
>Lisa,
>If you don't have or use a pc, then you don't need a card reader. They
are for the pc. If you want to put compact flahs cards into the side
slot on your unit, you need a pcmcia adaptor. Then you could put the
card into the adaptor and slikde it into that side slot. If you also
want to have a card in the back slot, just buy two CF cards and stick one
in there without any adaptor.
>Hope this helps some.
>Stacey
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