FireWire 2-Port PCIe DV Quick Installation Guide

The FireWire 2-Port PCIe DV is designed to add FireWire interface to your PCI Express-enabled system. Ulead VideoStudio video editing software is included for producing greeting cards, video e-mails, or home videos complete with attractive titles, effects, and background music.

Features and Benefits
• Compliant with PCI Express Base Specification 1.0a
• Compliant with IEEE 1394-1995, 1394a-2000 and OHCI 1.1 Standards
• PCI Express 1-lane (x1) FireWire adapter works with PCI Express slots with different lane width
• Installs in any available PCI Express slot and supports data transfer rates up to 400Mbps
• Spare enchanced low profile bracket is included to work in low profile chassis
• Two external 6-pin FireWire (1394a) ports to support DV camcorders, hard disk, removable drives, scanners, digital cameras and other FireWire audio/video devices
• Onboard power connector to provide reliable power source
• Ulead VideoStudio software provides exciting digital video capturing, editing and exporting capabilities.

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Basic Computer Hardware Tutorial

The term computer hardware refers to the physical components of a computer – basically, the parts and pieces that can be touched or moved, whether inside or outside of the computer. This tutorial will focus on the components that will be used on a day-to-day basis – the parts on the outside. Below is an example of a computer with several common components:

Here are the common components in a little more detail.
Monitor:
The monitor looks like a television screen, except instead of watching television programs on it, the monitor allows for viewing of computer programs. It is connected to the main computer box. There are several types of monitors, but they all function in the same way. The power button is usually located on the front of the monitor, beneath the screen. Often, there will be a small light to indicate if the power is on. Here are two examples of different monitors.

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Printer Driver Files Guide

The Paper Catalog files and the PPD file for Windows operating systems are installed in the default folder by multiple software utilities. You can modify the location during the installation. If you move the location after the installation, you must remap or update the associated file paths for the software utilities.

Editing Windows Printer Driver Files
Editing Paper
Catalog files for Release 6.x System
The Paper Catalog files for Release 6.x system are located in c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ \*.
You can modify the Paper Catalog files using the Paper Management Utility. The modifications can be seen on the Release 6.x Custom Postscript Driver, PCL Driver and Print File Downloader immediately**.

Editing Paper
Catalog files for Release 7.x System
The default Paper Catalog files for Release 7.x system are located in c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ \*.
However, the Release 7.x Custom Postscript Driver, PCL Driver and Print File Downloader can use any Paper Catalog file at any location. You can modify the Paper Catalog files using the Paper Management Utility. If you modify the Paper Catalog file that the Release 7.x Custom Postscript Driver, PCL Driver and Print File Downloader are currently using, the modifications can be seen immediately**.

Editing PPD file for Release 6.x System
The PPD file for Release 6.x system is located in c:\[WINDOWS|WINNT]\system32\spool\drivers\w32x86\2, however the PPD file you need to modify is located in c:\\\. You can modify the PPD file using the Paper Management Utility. The modifications cannot be seen on the Release 6.x Custom Postscript Driver immediately. You have to re- install/update the Printer Driver to see the modifications. This is necessary so that applications can see the updated Paper Size list.

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