Atarimax Maxflash USB Cartridge Programmer

• Windows 10/ 8 / 7 / Windows Vista (32-bit Versions)
• Windows 10/ 8 / 7 / Windows Vista (64-bit Versions)
• Windows XP
• Windows 2000
• Windows ME
• Windows 98

If not already in your CD-ROM drive, insert the Atarimax USB Cartridge Interface Driver CD now.

Attach one end of a standard USB A/A to the USB connector on the Atarimax USB Cartridge Interface and the other end to a USB port on your PC.

Note: For optimal performance, it is recommended that you plug the interface into a USB port directly on your PC and not a USB hub.

When plugged into your PC or USB Hub, the activity LED on your interface will blink and then glow continuously to indicate the device is ready.

If the activity LED does not blink when plugged in, re-check your connections and try again.

You should see the new hardware notification bubble appear. Note this may appear and disappear very quickly on some systems.

Wait a few seconds for the new hardware wizard to begin.

Click 'Locate and install driver software' to begin driver installation.

You will now be prompted for the driver software as seen on the right.

Click 'Next' to continue driver installation.

If you did not have the CD inserted when you began the installation process, it may take a few seconds for the 'Next' button to appear after CD insertion.

The hardware installation wizard will now search your local CD-ROM drive for the appropriate drivers.

If at any time after this dialog appears you are warned that the driver is 'unsigned' or that Windows 'Can't identify the publisher of this software', press the 'Install this driver software anyway' option to continue.

Please Note: On Windows Vista and Windows 7 you may have to be logged in as an Administrator in order to install new hardware.

Driver installation is complete.

Press 'Finish' to exit if prompted to do so.

You can now run the Multi-Cart Studio software and your cartridge status indicator in the program should say 'CONNECTED' when the cartridge is plugged in.

If not already in your CD-ROM drive, insert the Atarimax USB Cartridge Interface Driver CD now.

Attach one end of a standard USB A/A to the USB connector on the Atarimax USB Cartridge Interface and the other end to a USB port on your PC.

Note: For optimal performance, it is recommended that you plug the interface into a USB port directly on your PC and not a USB hub.

When plugged into your PC or USB Hub, the activity LED on your interface will blink and then glow continuously to indicate the device is ready.

If the activity LED does not blink when plugged in, re-check your connections and try again.

You should see the new hardware notification bubble appear. Note this may appear and disappear very quickly on some systems.

Wait a few seconds for the new hardware wizard to begin.

Select 'Install the Software Automatically'

Click 'Next' to continue driver installation.

The hardware installation wizard will now search your local CD-ROM drive for the appropriate drivers.

If at any time after this dialog appears you are warned that the driver is 'unsigned', press the 'Install Anyway' option to continue.

Driver installation is complete.

Press 'Finish' to exit if prompted to do so.

You can now run the Multi-Cart Studio software and your cartridge status indicator in the program should say 'CONNECTED' when the cartridge is plugged in.

If not already in your CD-ROM drive, insert the Atarimax USB Cartridge Interface Driver CD now.

Attach one end of a standard USB A/A to the USB connector on the Atarimax USB Cartridge Interface and the other end to a USB port on your PC.

Note: For optimal performance, it is recommended that you plug the interface into a USB port directly on your PC and not a USB hub.

When plugged into your PC or USB Hub, the activity LED on your interface will blink and then glow continuously to indicate the device is ready.

If the activity LED does not blink when plugged in, re-check your connections and try again.

You should see the new hardware notification bubble appear. Note this may appear and disappear very quickly on some systems.

Wait a few seconds for the new hardware wizard to begin.

Click 'Next' to continue driver installation.

Select the 'Search for a suitable driver' option.

Click 'Next' to continue.

Select 'CD-ROM Drives' as the search location and deselect any other options.

Click 'Next' to continue.

Windows has located the driver for your interface on the CD-ROM.

Press 'Next' to proceed with driver installation.

If at any time after this dialog appears you are warned that the driver is 'unsigned', press the 'Install Anyway' option to continue.

Driver installation is complete.

Press 'Finish' to exit.

You can now run the Multi-Cart Studio software and your cartridge status indicator in the program should say 'CONNECTED' when the cartridge is plugged in.

If not already in your CD-ROM drive, insert the Atarimax USB Cartridge Interface Driver CD now.

Attach one end of a standard USB A/A to the USB connector on the Atarimax USB Cartridge Interface and the other end to a USB port on your PC.

Note: For optimal performance, it is recommended that you plug the interface into a USB port directly on your PC and not a USB hub.

When plugged into your PC or USB Hub, the activity LED on your interface will blink and then glow continuously to indicate the device is ready.

If the activity LED does not blink when plugged in, re-check your connections and try again.

You should see the new hardware notification bubble appear. Note this may appear and disappear very quickly on some systems.

Select the 'Search for the best driver for your device' option.

Click 'Next' to continue.

Windows has located the driver for your interface on the CD-ROM.

Press 'Next' to proceed with driver installation.

If at any time after this dialog appears you are warned that the driver is 'unsigned', press the 'Install Anyway' option to continue.

Driver installation is complete.

Press 'Finish' to exit.

You can now run the Multi-Cart Studio software and your cartridge status indicator in the program should say 'CONNECTED' when the cartridge is plugged in.