Kodak Post Serial Connectivity Kit for DC290
Published Jan 30, 2000
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dpreview staff
Received
an email from a Kodak owner noting that Kodak have now released a Serial
Connectivity Kit for the Kodak DC290. This will enable the connection
of the DC290 to a computer which doesn't support USB (using a serial port
connection instead). Generally we recommend either USB or a dedicated
card reader (serial is very slow).
Click
here to download the DC290 Software Update
This from the website:
What does the Software Update do?
This software update provides serial connection capability
and enhancements to the USB connection capability. This software is for
users with a personal computer running Windows software that meets the
minimum system requirements for each type of connection.
NOTE
Depending on the modem you are using, it may take several minutes or longer
to download these files. In order to minimize the size of the download,
the following utilities are not provided as part of the driver installer.
- KODAK AVI Generator Utility
- KODAK Watermark Conversion Utility
These utilities are provided as part
of the KODAK Digital Camera Software utilities installer. You must perform
a separate download of the utilities installer from this web site.
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