Asus FrontLinker User's Guide download pdf (Page 9)

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Multimedia card reader

With the card reader placed on the front panel of the computer case, users are

able to read and save data easily. You no longer need to waste desk space for

external card readers.

Follow the information below to insert cards to the specied card slots. Look at the

label beside each card slot for reference.

CF card slot: Supports Compact Flash (CF) card.

SM card slot: Supports Smart Media card (SM).

MS card slot: Supports Memory Stick and all Memory Stick Pro series.

SD/MMC card slot: Supports Secure Digital (SD/mini SD) and Multi-media

card.

Front panel connectors

Front panel IEEE 1394a port (1394)

The front-loaded IEEE 1394a port is more convenient for users, allowing you

to connect to video devices, storage peripherals, or portable devices in 1394a

interface easily. Make sure IEEE 1394a cable is connected to the IE1394a

connector on your motherboard before using the function.

External SATA port (E-SATA)

The front-accessed E-SATA port, supporting Serial ATA 1.5 Gb/s and Serial

ATA II 3.0 Gb/s devices, enables users to connect to an external SATA box with

ease. Ensure that SATA cable is connected to the external SATA connector on

your motherboard before using this function.

The distance between the E-SATA port and your SATA device should not

exceed 1.5 m.

• Hold the cable header and pull out the cable to the end, then release

SLOWLY to retrieve the Magic Cables. Do not release the cables quickly,

doing so might damage the FrontLinker™.

• We suggest leaving the cable access door open while pulling/releasing the

cables to avoid the risk of a cable jam.

• The total current consumed must NOT exceed the power supply capability

(+5VSB) whether the PC is turned on or off. We suggest charging no more

than two devices at the same time when the PC is turned off.

• Use this product according to instructions in the user guide. Product

warranty or service does not cover damage resulting from incorrect usage.

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Asus FrontLinker User's Guide Page 9