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OS/2 Warp Compatible Hardware List Web site: Cameras
OS/2 and USB Web Site: Cameras.
Listing of tested and reported USB devices
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There is a fine
article that appeared on OS/2 VOICE about downloading pictures from a USB
digital camera using OS/2. There are several cameras that work like a USB Mass
Storage Device, and these are - of course - supported by USB MSD device drivers,
either the official IBM ones or those of Chris Wohlgemuth.
It is also wise to throw an eye on the ThirdEye Shareware Project. They told
us they were going to introduce support for a selected number of USB cameras.
You can find their homepage at http://ecomstation.ru/thirdeye/.
There is also a port of gphoto for OS/2 at ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/gphoto/.
You can check the cameras compatible with Ghoto at http://www.gphoto.org/cameras.html.
A patched device driver for the Olympus C-1 digital camera is available at the
Drivers page in this section of os2warp.be.
Maybe other USB Digital Cameras will work with this patch, send us an e-mail
and tell us which models also run with OS/2.
| Product |
Ability Enterprise Revue DC 3330 |
| P/N | VQ3000Z |
| Designer | Ability Enterprise |
| URL | http://www.abico.com.tw
http://www.vqti.com/viewq... |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Artur Söhnholz told us this device works fine under OS/2 as an storage device.
It has 3,1 Mega pixels, 3x optical zoom, 16 MB built-in storage.
This is an OEM product, so \"VQ3000Z\" probably means a producer named VIEWQUEST.
Camera is recognized by CWUSBMSD via USB 2.0-Hub/2.0-Card.
Config.sys:
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBEHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBD.SYS /v /REQ:USBUHCD$,USBOHCD$,USBEHCD$
BASEDEV=CWUSBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:3 /FIXED_DISKS:3 /FORCE_TO_REMOVABLE
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| DeviceID | - |
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| Product |
Aiptek International pocket Cam 3 Mega camera |
| P/N | - |
| Designer | Aiptek |
| URL | http://www.aiptek.de/index.php?mapid1&katid1=8&kat... |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Gay Guillaume reports us that this device works under OS/2 Warp 4.
He updated USB.IDS (He used the INF files on the Windows drivers CD-ROM) to
make it properly shown by USB Device Monitor.
This camera is seen as a Mass Storage Device once connected. It works -at least-
with the OS/2 USB Device Driver v10.84 (available via Software Choice or with
eComStation).
Note : He had problems with CW's USB drivers : all the image files were corrupted once downloaded...
Here it his CONFIG.SYS :
BASEDEV=BMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1 /FIXED_DISKS:0
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| VendorID | 0x08CA |
| DeviceID | 0x2011 |
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| Product |
Canon Digital IXUS 400 |
| P/N | IXUS 400 |
| Designer | Canon |
| URL | http://www.canon-europe.com/For_Home/Product_Finde... |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Frank Vos told us used the following command with gphoto2 to make this camera work:
gphoto2.exe --port \"usb:\" --camera \"Canon Digital IXUS 300\" --usbid 0x04A9:0x3075=04A9:0x304d -P
His config.sys entries:
BASEDEV=BUHCD.SYS (dated 30-09-03)
BASEDEV=BUHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=BUHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=BD.SYS (dated 30-09-03)
BASEDEV=BHID.SYS (dated 30-09-03)
BASEDEV=BMSD.ADD /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1 (dated 30-09-03)
REM BASEDEV=BCDROM.ADD
REM DEVICE=\\OS2\\BOOT\\USBKBD.SYS
DEVICE=\\OS2\\BOOT\\USBMOUSE.SYS
REM DEVICE=\\OS2\\BOOT\\USBCOM.SYS
REM DEVICE=\\OS2\\BOOT\\USBPRT.SYS
DEVICE=\\OS2\\BOOT\\USBRESMG.SYS
DEVICE=\\PROGRAMS\\GPHOTO\\gph2usb.sys
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| VendorID | 0x04A9 |
| DeviceID | 0x3075 |
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| Product |
Canon PowerShot A200 |
| P/N | A200 |
| Designer | Canon |
| URL | http://www.powershot.com/powershot2/a200-a100/inde... |
| Price | USD 179 - 229 |
| Comments | Chris Hellwig reports that this camera is working fine with CW-USBMSD V1.1 (9/08/02) and gphoto2.exe (Using an proprietary protocol supported by gphoto2). The only trick he used was to change the USB-ID from 3065 (as expected by gphoto) to 3062 (as reported via USBRES.EXE). |
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| DeviceID | - |
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| Product |
Canon PowerShot A40 |
| P/N | A40 |
| Designer | Canon |
| URL | http://www.powershot.com/powershot2/a40-30/index.h... |
| Price | USD 240 |
| Comments | Stom tried it with eComStation and gphoto/2 and it worked great but the USB ID needs to be changed. His CMD for transferring the files is: "gphoto2.exe --port:usb: --camera "Canon PowerShot A40" --usbid 0x04A9:0x3062=0x04A9:0x3065 -P". |
| VendorID | 0x04A9 |
| DeviceID | 0x3058 |
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| Product |
Canon PowerShot A70 |
| P/N | A70 |
| Designer | Canon |
| URL | http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/camera/digital/... |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Neil Waldhauer told us thats this camera works fine with eComStation 1.1 and gphoto/2.
Here is the gphoto/2 command:
gphoto2 --port "usb" --camera "Canon PowerShot A40" --usbid "0x04a9:0x3073=0x04a9:0x3058" -P
Franz Bakan also told us this device works fine under eComStation 1.1 with FP3. He uses an Intel Pentium III with 256 MB RAM.
With the new version of gphoto2 (available at netlabs)
ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/gphoto/gphoto2-devpack.zip
There is no need the special parameters. 'gphoto2 -P' is enough to get all pictures from the camera. And it's faster than the previous version. |
| VendorID | 0x04A9 |
| DeviceID | 0x3073 |
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| Product |
Canon Powershot G6 |
| P/N | G6 |
| Designer | Canon |
| URL | http://www.canon.de/for_home/product_finder/camera... |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Rainer Greulich told us this device works with eComStation 1.0 with fix pack 1.04 using Netlabs Gphoto2 with the following command :
gphoto2 --port \"usb:\" --usbid \"0x04a9:0x30B3=0x04a9:0x3056\" -P
USB-Drivers in config.sys:
BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS /V
BASEDEV=USBD.SYS /REQ:USBUHCD$
BASEDEV=USBHID.SYS
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD
DEVICE=x:\\OS2\\BOOT\\usbresmg.sys
DEVICE=J:\\apps\\graphic\\GPHOTO2\\gph2usb.sys
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| VendorID | 0x04A9 |
| DeviceID | 0x30B3 |
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| Product |
Canon PowerShot S40/S30 |
| P/N | S40/S30 |
| Designer | Canon |
| URL | http://www.powershot.com/powershot2/s40-30/ |
| Price | - |
| Comments | According to Torsten Schulz it works fine under eCS 1.1 and Warp 4 with either cw-USB 1.2 or USB drivers supplied with eCS. You need gphoto to access it.
Just do the usual thing:
"gphoto --port "usb:" --camera "Canon PowerShot S30" -P"
for downloading all photos. |
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| DeviceID | - |
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| Product |
Canon PowerShot S50/S45 |
| P/N | S50/S45 |
| Designer | Canon |
| URL | http://www.powershot.com/powershot2/s50-45/index.h... |
| Price | EUR 500 |
| Comments | According to Torsten Schulz it works fine under eCS 1.1 and Warp 4 with either cw-USB 1.2 or USB drivers supplied with eCS.
You need gphoto and use the following command:
"gphoto2 --port usb: --camera "Canon PowerShot S30" --usbid 0x04A9:0x3077=0x04A9:0x3057 -P"
If you use "gphoto --auto-detect"
it says it's a PTP Class Camera. But it doesn't work with the actual version of
gphoto2/2. |
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| DeviceID | - |
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| Product |
Casio Exilim EX-Z55 |
| P/N | EX-Z55 |
| Designer | Casio |
| URL | http://exilim.casio.com/ |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Mike told us he used the latest IBM USB drivers (usbbasic, usbmsd) (it works also with cwusbmsd), you need a kind of docking station to connect via USB (included). The camera has a option for usb: mass storage (usb direct print) or PTP (PictBridge), select Mass Storage. Theres no problem mounting the device and copy files however unmount does not work, eject gives SYS0021 . The only way to disconnect/recover the usb drive is to disconnect the camera and plug in a usb stick and use the eject command again, it will work. OS/2 version didnt matter, at least Warp3 wont work ;-) , tested with Warp4 FP15 and WSEB FP2.
config.sys line:
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1 |
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| DeviceID | - |
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| Product |
CASIO Exilim S-1 Digital Camera |
| P/N | S-1 |
| Designer | CASIO COMPUTER |
| URL | http://www.exilim.jp/ex_s1/style/ |
| Price | - |
| Comments | This device was reported to work with CWUSBMSD.ADD drivers V1.2 or higher needed.
The follwing cameras should also work: QV 3EX, QV 2000 UX, QV 2300 UX, QV 2800 UX, QV 2900 UX, QV 3000 EX, QV 4000, QV 5700, QV 8000, QV R3, QV R4.
USBRES device report available. |
| VendorID | 0x07CF |
| DeviceID | 0x1001 |
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| Product |
CASIO QV 3000 EX Digital Camera |
| P/N | QV 3000 EX |
| Designer | CASIO COMPUTER |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | This device was reported to work with CWUSBMSD.ADD drivers V1.2 or higher needed.
The follwing cameras should also work: QV 3EX, QV 2000 UX, QV 2300 UX, QV 2800 UX, QV 2900 UX, QV 3000 EX, QV 4000, QV 5700, QV 8000 , QV R3, QV R4.
USBRES device report available. |
| VendorID | 0x07CF |
| DeviceID | 0x1001 |
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| Product |
CASIO QV 5700 EX Digital Camera |
| P/N | QV 5700 EX |
| Designer | CASIO COMPUTER |
| URL | www.casio.com |
| Price | - |
| Comments | This device was reported to work with CWUSBMSD.ADD drivers V1.2 or higher needed.
The follwing cameras should also work: QV 3EX, QV 2000 UX, QV 2300 UX, QV 2800 UX, QV 2900 UX, QV 3000 EX, QV 4000, QV 5700, QV 8000, QV R3, QV R4.
USBRES device report available. |
| VendorID | 0x07CF |
| DeviceID | 0x1001 |
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| Product |
Casio QV-3500EX |
| P/N | QV-3500EX |
| Designer | Casio |
| URL | http://world.casio.com/asia/qv/3000ex/ |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Andy B. told us that this works fine with the CWUSBMSD driver (attach, view, copy, the whole shebang).
CWUSBMSD.ADD V1.2 or higher needed.
The follwing cameras should also work: QV 3EX, QV 2000 UX, QV 2300 UX, QV 2800 UX, QV 2900 UX, QV 3000 EX, QV 4000, QV 5700, QV 8000, QV R3, QV R4.
USBRES device report available here.
Jurg Faulhammer also reports this device works. Here its his config.sys
BASEDEV=USBUHC.SYS /V
BASEDEV=SBD.SYS /V
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:2 /FIXED_DISKS:0 /FORCE_TO_REMOVABLE
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| VendorID | 0x07CF |
| DeviceID | 0x1001 |
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| Product |
EMPREX DSC 2200V |
| P/N | 2200V |
| Designer | EMPREX |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Ed Durrant told me this camera works.
“It works attached it to OS/2 CP2FP4 system (latest IBM USB drivers) and clicked on the refresh removable media icon in the drives folder and a new drive appeared. Sure enough I can access the pictures and delete them from the OS/2 computer. I have attached some pictures of the camera for the list.” |
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Fuji FinePix 6800Z Digital Camera |
| P/N | - |
| Designer | - |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Works great with CW-USB drivers
eCS (Kernel 14.091a)
Shuttle AK31 Mainboard Vers. 3.1
Athlon K7 1668.7 MHz
Award BIOS 4.17.02 |
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| DeviceID | - |
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FujiFilm FinePix A500 5.1MP Digital Camera |
| P/N | A500 |
| Designer | FujiFilm |
| URL | http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital/lineup/a5... |
| Price | $150.00 |
| Comments | Ed Durrant told us this device works fine with OS/2 Warp and Warp Server 4.52 with Fixpack 4.
Although this camera has a pictbridge interface, it also has a standard USB interface and looks to OS/2 as a standard MSD device. Pictures can be read from it as if it were a USB memory stick. |
| VendorID | 0x04CB |
| DeviceID | 0x019E |
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| Product |
FujiFilm FinePix S304 |
| P/N | S304 |
| Designer | FujiFilm |
| URL | http://www.finepix.com/lineup/s304/ |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Robert Kokeny told me it works with the CW mass storage. He has a config.sys configuration like:
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS /V /FS (or BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS /V /FS)
BASEDEV=CWUSBOHC.SYS /V (or BASEDEV=CWUSBUHC.SYS /V)
BASEDEV=CWUSBD.SYS /V /REQ:USBOHCD$,CWUSBOHC$,CWUSBUHC$ (or BASEDEV=CWUSBD.SYS /V /REQ:USBUHCD$,CWUSBOHC$,CWUSBUHC$)
BASEDEV=CWUSBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1 /FIXED_DISKS:0
rem /FORCE_TO_REMOVABLE
I remove this parameter, because the mouse driver is not working)
Reboot and in the Driver folder run the "Refresh removable media".
The new Icon will apearing... |
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Fujifilm FinePix s5000 SLR digital |
| P/N | s5000 |
| Designer | Fujifilm |
| URL | http://home.fujifilm.com/products/digital/digitalc... |
| Price | $AUD 999.00 ($750USD) |
| Comments | David Shearer reports that the Fujifilm s5000 SLR digital camera works well with OS2-eCs. He is using eCs 1.1 with the latest USB MSD drivers and the camera works perfectly as a mass storage device.
His config.sys settings are fairly standard:
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1
The camera also records motion JPEG movies at 320*240 (30fps) which can be played back using latest WarpVision (includes sound). These are saved in the same directory on the xD memory card in the camera.
There are no special tricks to get the camera working. The camera is 3.2 meg pixels with 10 times optical zoom.
Yuri Dario also tested this device under eComStaiton 1.1 with Fix 4 using the USBMSD version 10.135. |
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Fujifilm S602Z Digital Camera |
| P/N | - |
| Designer | Fujifilm |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Use CWUSBMSD.ADD V1.2 or higher.
Tested with IBM USB 2 driver.
USBRES device report available here. |
| VendorID | 0x04CB |
| DeviceID | 0x010a |
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| Product |
HP Photosmart 318 Digital Camera |
| P/N | HP 318XI |
| Designer | Hewlett Packard |
| URL | http://products.hp-at-home.com/products/detail.php... |
| Price | USD 199.99 |
| Comments | This camera is currently for sale on buy.com and other outlets. It has 8 megabytes of internal flash memory. It has a slot for a compact flash card. It comes with a USB cable, and the camera can be configured for Camera Mode or Disk Mode with USB.
If it is configured for Disk Mode, it is recognized as a disk drive under OS/2. The currently installed memory type is recognized (i.e. internal memory or compact flash, but not both). The camera permits you to copy internal images to compact flash as well. I have tested memory sizes of 4 MB, 8 MB (internal), 64 MB and 128 MB and they are all recognized as valid disks. The camera has the standard DCIM folder for photos containing folders of images. These images can be copied or opened directly with PMView 2000.
This camera works rather nicely and takes a standard (A) connector to a compact (A) connector. I would recommend that extensive use of the camera connected to USB requires the use of the 6V AC Adapter.
Thanks to Mike Maksimik for this information. |
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HP Photosmart 618 Digital Camera |
| P/N | 618 |
| Designer | Hewlett Packard |
| URL | http://h20015.www2.hp.com/en/product.jhtml?reg=&cc... |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Bart Bremmers told me this device works fine as a storage device using the september USB drivers from the eCS site. (usbehci.exe & usbstor.zip). His config.sys settings:
BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=USBD.SYS /REQ:USBUHCD$
USBOHCD$
USBEHCD$
BASEDEV=USBHID.SYS
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD.
Also works fine with CW-USB drivers. USBRES device report available here. |
| VendorID | 0x03F0 |
| DeviceID | 0x4002 |
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JD C 1.3 LCD |
| P/N | C 1.3 LCD |
| Designer | JenDigital |
| URL | http://www.digital-kamera-discount.de/p109.html |
| Price | USD 116 |
| Comments | Dimitrios "Taki" Bogiatzoules tried this camera under OS/2 and it worked fine.
You can access the data on the camera by executing "LVM.EXE /RediscoverPRM" or by clicking on the "Refresh removable Media" icon. Then you will find the *.JPG, *.AVI and *.WAV in a directory called G:DCIM100V1310 (if G. is the next free drive letter). I could open the *.JPG with any program (I use PMVIEW) and the *.AVI with WarpVision. The sound files and the sound of the AVI files didn't work :-(
I think there isn't a 4 Bit codec on my eCS available. Config.sys:
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=USBD.SYS /REQ:USBOHCD$
BASEDEV=USBHID.SYS
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1. |
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| Product |
Konica Digital Revio KD-100 |
| P/N | KD-100 |
| Designer | Konica |
| URL | http://www.konica.co.uk/ |
| Price | 89.95 |
| Comments | David Raison told us this camera works fine to copy images from it. |
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| DeviceID | - |
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Konica KD-510Z |
| P/N | KD-510Z |
| Designer | Konica |
| URL | http://www.konicaminolta.com |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Delfi Rienoso told us this camera works under eComStation 1.2.
This model was issued before the Konica-Minolta merger.
Newer models Konica-Minolta are only rebranded cameras, so it\'s likely that they will perform very well too, specialy the KonicaMinolta G530 that has only cosmetic changes from the awarded Konica KZ510. |
| VendorID | 0x04C8 |
| DeviceID | 0x072E |
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| Product |
Konica Minolta Dimage A200 |
| P/N | A200 |
| Designer | Konica Minolta |
| URL | http://konicaminolta.com/products/consumer/digital... |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Heiko Nitzsche told us this device works fine under eCS 1.1 with fixes XRGC004 (FP4), XRG4503 (DDK3), Kernel 14.100c.
This device has been tested with the following USB driver revisions:
IBM\'s USB base : 10.145
IBM\'s USB mass storage: 10.145
CW\'s USB mass storage: 1.2b
After pluging in the camera, double click \"Refresh Removable Media\", after which a new storage device object will appear in the drives folder. This object gives access to the images on the camera\'s storage device. Reading, writing and deleting works as expected.
Both of this drivers on his config sys works:
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:x
or
BASEDEV=CWUSBMSD.ADD /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:x
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| VendorID | 0x132B |
| DeviceID | 0x0019 |
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| Product |
Konica Minolta Dimage G500 |
| P/N | G500 |
| Designer | Konica Minolta |
| URL | http://konicaminolta.com/products/consumer/digital... |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Luc Van Bogaert told us that the Minolta G500 works fine as a mass storage device using IBM's MSD USB device drivers on eComStation 1.1. After pluging in the camera, double click "Refresh Removable Media", after which a new storage device object will appear in the Drives folder. This object gives access to the images on the camera's storage device. |
| VendorID | 0x0686 |
| DeviceID | 0x4020 |
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| Product |
Konica Minolta Dimage Z1 |
| P/N | DimageZ1 |
| Designer | - |
| URL | http://www2.konicaminolta.jp/english/products/cons... |
| Price | - |
| Comments | According to David T. Johnson it works very well but only with the newest OS/2 USB drivers dated 30 September 2003 (or newer). The USB drivers need to have the following dates and file sizes:
9-30-03 1:55p 22706 0 USBD.SYS
9-30-03 1:56p 41292 0 USBEHCD.SYS
9-30-03 1:56p 13310 0 USBHID.SYS
9-30-03 1:56p 33558 0 USBOHCD.SYS
9-30-03 1:57p 5278 0 USBCDROM.ADD
9-30-03 1:57p 34662 0 USBMSD.ADD
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| Product |
Konica Minolta Dimage Z10 |
| P/N | Z10 |
| Designer | Minolta |
| URL | http://www.konica.co.uk/ |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Installed Asus P4P800SE, Dawicontrol DC-2974 PCI, Realtek 8139 based NIC
(Sitecom card), Dr Cooler DCRU2-D43 card reader, Matrox G400 videocard.
In the
config.sys are the next few lines;
BASEDEV=BUHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=BUHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=BUHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=BEHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=BD.SYS /REQ:USBUHCD$,USBEHCD$
BASEDEV=BHID.SYS
BASEDEV=BMSD.ADD /REMOVABLES:9
As digital camera I have a Konica Minolta Dimage Z10. Its mounted via its own
cable to USB port 1. For setup in the config.sys, see above. You can hotplug the
camera. Switch on camera, it will look for a connection. After that you can
either use the command "lvm /RediscoverPRM" or do it more automatic with
USBMOUNTD. Because the latter doesn't recognize the reader (Dr Cooler DCRU2-D43), I don't use the
program and I use the LVM command instead.
Thanks to Joop Nijenhuis for this very nice information, and his very constructive feedback (Sorry we kept you waiting so long)! |
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| DeviceID | - |
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| Product |
Konicakd310z.jpg |
| P/N | KD-310Z |
| Designer | Konica |
| URL | http://www.konica.com/products/digital/cameras/kd3... |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Bodo told us this camera works fine with Chris Wohlgemuth's USB drivers.
BASEDEV=CWUSBUHC.SYS /V
BASEDEV=CWUSBD.SYS /REQ:USBUHCD$,USBOHCD$,USBEHCD$
BASEDEV=CWUSBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1 /FIXED_DISKS:0 /FORCE_TO_REMOVABLE.
"I can load the images from the camera to the hard disc of the PC and I can erase then on the SD card of the camera, I can't transfer images from the hard disc to the camera." |
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| Product |
Kyocera Finecam S3 Digital camera |
| P/N | eUSB MultiMediaCard Adapter |
| Designer | SCM Microsystems Inc. |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | CW-USB drivers. USBRES device report available here. |
| VendorID | 0x04E6 |
| DeviceID | 0x4002 |
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| Product |
Minolta Dimage X20 |
| P/N | X20 |
| Designer | Minolta |
| URL | http://www.minoltausa.com/eprise/main/MinoltaUSA/M... |
| Price | €181.00 approx. |
| Comments | Here are Dimitrios Bogiatzoules comments about this camera.
“I'm using eCS 1.1 with the newest driver and it works fine as a mass storage device. For the folks with noch SW-Choice or eCS I've tried free CWUSB-Package and it works fine too.
My CONFIG.SYS looks like
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=USBD.SYS /V
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1
Either the LVM.EXE /RediscoverPRM command (or the "Refresh removable Media" icon) or the "Removable Device Monitor" installed with eCS force a new drive to appear.
ATTENTION: Doing some experiments I found out that accessing the files via WPS causes problems. Sometimes I couldn't read a file and sometimes the camera complaint a SD-Card error. I suppose it has to do with saving EAs on the SD-Card, which is FAT formated. Using the command line or REXX works as expected.
The movies taken with the camera are saved as quicktime, which I couldn't read using OS/2.... (WVGUI20031006)
The camera itself is very handy and fast, has a build-within-the-camera zoom and doesn't need too much energy (2x AA batteries or NiMH accu).” |
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Mintola F200 |
| P/N | F200 |
| Designer | Mintola |
| URL | http://www.minolta.com |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Adriaan Van Os told us this camera works fine under his eCS 1.1 installation. |
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| DeviceID | - |
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Nikon Coolpix 2000 |
| P/N | Coolpix 2000 |
| Designer | Nikon Corp. |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Tested with ACP on ASUS P5A (Ali Aladdin V chipset. thus OHCI) and CW-USB devices. |
| VendorID | 0x04b0 |
| DeviceID | 0x0301 |
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Nikon CoolPix 5700 |
| P/N | 5700 |
| Designer | Nikon |
| URL | http://www.europe-nikon.com/details.aspx?countryid... |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Hilsen Per Lok Larsena told me this camera works fine with both IBM's USBMSD and CWUSBMSD 1.2b driver on MCP2
It can transfer files to and from the camera and can also delete files on the camera.
The transfer rate is a bit slow though. |
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Nikon CoolPix 7900SE |
| P/N | 7900SE |
| Designer | Nikon |
| URL | http://www.europe-nikon.com/details.aspx?countryid... |
| Price | £319.99 |
| Comments | Jan-Erik Lärka told us this device works under ecs 1.1 and eComStation v2.0 ß2.
Just plug in and start the camera, then just copy ... no special software or and
kind of need for configuration. :-D
Work very good as Mass storage device, but you can also switch the camera to PTP-mode, not tested for that though, nor the video capabilities. |
| VendorID | 0x04B0 |
| DeviceID | 0x0136 |
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Nikon Coolpix 995 |
| P/N | Nikon Corp. |
| Designer | Coolpix 995 |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Working config.sys settings:
BASEDEV=CWUSBUHC.SYS / V
BASEDEV=CWUSBD.SYS / V
BASEDEV=CWUSBMSD.ADD / V / FLOPPIES:0 / REMOVABLES:1 / FIXED_DISKS:0 /FORCE_TO_REMOVABLE
Compatible with CW-USB drivers. If you're having problems, then refer to this file. |
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Nikon CoolPix E2500 |
| P/N | E2500 |
| Designer | Nikon |
| URL | http://www.nikon-image.com/eng/PDF/index2500.htm |
| Price | USD 350 |
| Comments | Lesha Bogdanow wrote me and told me that this camera works fine in mass storage device mode with CW-USB driver v. 1.1. The camera is very handy (just takes some time to get used to its extraordinary shape) and makes nice shots when the light is good, unfortunately high noises and low sensitivity make it hardly useful when the light is poor. |
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Nikon D-70 SLR |
| P/N | D-70SLR |
| Designer | Nikon |
| URL | http://www.nikon-image.com/eng/PDF/d70.htm |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Kim Foder told us this device works under OS/2 Warp 4 (FP17). Works great as MSD, using the latest drivers from IBM. Only 1 minor problem : Whenever the drive has been opened in OS/2, the camera
insists the card must be formatted before it can be used again. You can still
read the device from os/2 the camera just won\'t store/read images on/from it.
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OLYMPUS C-1 Digital Camera |
| P/N | C-1 |
| Designer | OLYMPUS |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | USBRES device report available here.
CWUSBMSD.ADD V1.2 or higher needed. |
| VendorID | 0x07B4 |
| DeviceID | 0x0102 |
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Olympus C-2040 Zoom |
| P/N | C-2040 |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | http://cf.olympus-europa.com/consumer/digimg/intro... |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Wolfgang wrote me to tell me that this camera is workign fine as a storage device under OS/2 using the USB storage driver from 2002/04/09 |
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Olympus C-3020 |
| P/N | C3020 |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_digi... |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Chrisitan Langanke reports this camera works fine as a storage device.
The MSD support is of IBM:10.073 @ OS/2 USB MSD Class Adapter Driver but I also use 10.83 at home.
AFAIK at least the Olympus 4xxx cameras, which are pretty much more current, should also be usable with USB as standard mass storage device. |
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Olympus C-370 Camera |
| P/N | C-370 |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | http://www.olympus-europe.com/consumer/29_C-370_ZO... |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Alexandr Cherkaev told us this device works fine under OS/2 MCP2 and ACP2. He used the patched USBD.SYS from mmportv1.zip package. Also tested only with cwusbmsd driver from cw-usbmsd-v1_2b.zip, IBM\'s usbmsd.add not tested. |
| VendorID | 0x07B4 |
| DeviceID | 0x0109 |
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Olympus C-5050 Zoom |
| P/N | C5050 |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_prod... |
| Price | USD 460 |
| Comments | Wolfgang and Leo Martin told us this camera works fine as storage device.
You can copy the pictures from the camera to OS/2 and from OS/2 to the camera. It is possible to generate and delete your own directory.
The drivers that were used during testing:
BASEDEV=CWUSBUHC.SYS /V
BASEDEV=CWUSBD.SYS /REQ:USBUHCD$ /I13 /V
BASEDEV=USBHID.SYS
BASEDEV=CWUSBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /FIXED_DISK:1.
Make sure the camera is plugged in when connected to the USB port. The images are in the x:/DCIM/100OLYM directory as JPEG images. |
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OLYMPUS C-700 Ultra Zoom Digital Camera |
| P/N | C-700 Ultra Zoom |
| Designer | OLYMPUS |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | CW-USB drivers compliant.
USBRES device report available here. |
| VendorID | 0x07B4 |
| DeviceID | 0x0105 |
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OLYMPUS C-730 Ultra Zoom Digital Camera |
| P/N | C730UZ |
| Designer | OLYMPUS |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Reading and writing works with CW-USB device driver suite.
USBRES device report available here. |
| VendorID | 0x07B4 |
| DeviceID | 0x0105 |
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Olympus C-740 Ultra Zoom |
| P/N | - |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | http://cf.olympus-europa.com/consumer/digimg/intro... |
| Price | € 380.00 approx. (2003 October) |
| Comments | Juergen Ulbts told me this camera works fine under OS/2.
Resolution: 3.2 MPixel
Zoom: 10xoptical; 4xdigital
Media: xD Picture Card (16MB are delivered with the camera).
A 128 MB xD Picture Card costs about 50 EUR (October 2003) and stores about 70 SHQ (SuperHighQuality) and 170 HQ pictures.
xD-Cards are available are: 16 MB, 32 MB, 64MB, 128MB, 256MB and 512MB. It uses 2 x CR-V3 or 4 x Size AA R6 (I use rechargeable Ni-MH batteries from Sanyo - Model HR-3U - with 2100 mAh)
Connection: USB (standard mass storage device). It's working here with the IBM USB Mass Storage Device (MSD) driver 1.4 (Date: 2002-07-24; Filedate: 2002-09-06 ; V10.83/10.083)
Config.sys lines:
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BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=USBEHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=USBD.SYS /REQ:USBOHCD$,USBEHCD$ /V
BASEDEV=USBHID.SYS /V
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /V /REMOVABLES:1 /FLOPPIES:0
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| VendorID | 0x07B4 |
| DeviceID | 0x0105 |
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| Product |
Olympus C-8080 8.0 |
| P/N | C-8080 |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | http://www.olympus-global.com/en/global/ |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Dan Drake told us that this device works fine under eCS 1.0 (with up-to-date fixes)
Downloaded the usbbasic package from ecomstation.com (also available
straight from IBM). Installed it according to the readme. Rebooted,
connected the camera's USB cable, did Refresh Removable Media, and there
it was, acting like a disk drive.
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Olympus Camedia C-120 Digital Camera |
| P/N | C-120 |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Michael Taylor told me this camera works fine as a storage device with the USBMSD driver. |
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Olympus Camedia C-720 UZ (Ultra-Zoom) |
| P/N | C-720 UZ |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | - |
| Price | $599 |
| Comments | Hans Huben told me this camera works fine as an storage device under OS/2. The OLYMPUS Camedia C-720UZ Digital Camera also works great with Chris Wohlgemuth's CW-USB dd suite. |
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Olympus D-380 |
| P/N | D-380 |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_prod... |
| Price | USD 179 |
| Comments | Per Johansson told me this camera works fine as an storage device. The camera appears as a removeable drive after doing "Refresh Removable Media" and He can download the jpeg files from it. It can also record short Quicktime films. However, it often needs CHKDSK /F as the EA's get messed up.
Config.sys:
BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=USBD.SYS /REQ: USBUHCD$ /I13
BASEDEV=USBHID.SYS
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /V
DEVICE=H:\OS2\BOOT\USBKBD.SYS
DEVICE=H:\OS2\BOOT\USBMOUSE.SYS
DEVICE=H:\OS2\BOOT\USBCOM.SYS
DEVICE=H:\OS2\BOOT\USBPRT.SYS /V |
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Olympus D-520 |
| P/N | D520 |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_prod... |
| Price | USD 230 |
| Comments | Miles Barnett used this camera with eCS and he told me it shows up as a removable drive, and you can view the pictures and copy them off. He even recommend using PmJPeg to view the pictures.
He uses eComStation 1.0, Abit KT7A motherboard (VIA KT133A chipset, built-in USB) and Chris Wohlgemuth's USB drivers, version 1.2. Here's his config.sys information:
BASEDEV=CWUSBUHC.SYS /V /FS
BASEDEV=CWUSBD.SYS /V
BASEDEV=CWUSBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /FIXED_DISKS:0 /FORCE_TO_REMOVABLE /ISS.
The kicker was the /ISS switch. It didn't work right until he added it.
USBRES device report available here. C2Z,D520Z,C220Z models also work. |
| VendorID | 0x07B4 |
| DeviceID | 0x0102 |
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| Product |
Olympus E-20N |
| P/N | E-20N |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_prod... |
| Price | USD 1699 |
| Comments | Derek Wright told this fine camera can transfer images to OS/2 from its flash card, by using the USB connection and using the USBMSD.ADD driver dated 4 July 2002 (without using any kind of patch). |
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Olympus E1 Digital Camera |
| P/N | E1 |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | http://www.olympusamerica.com/e1/default.asp |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Derek Wright reports that this devices runs fine as an storage device under OS/2 using the USBMSD.ADD driver dated 4 July 2002 (without using any kind of patch).http://www.olympusamerica.com/e1/default.asp
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Olympus Stylus 400 |
| P/N | C720 |
| Designer | Olympus |
| URL | - |
| Price | $599 |
| Comments | Wesley Aman told me this camera works fine as an storage device under OS/2 using the USB Basic Version 10.117 and the USB Mass Storage Version 10.083.
He uses the config.sys this way:
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS
BASEDEV=USB.SYS/REQ:USBUHCD$,USBOHCD$,USBEHCD$
BASEDEV=USBHID.SYS
BASEDEV=USBMSD.SYS |
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Panasonic PV-DV2020-K Palmcorder |
| P/N | PV-DV2020-K |
| Designer | Panasonic (Matsushita) |
| URL | http://www.panasonic.com |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Michel Goyette told us this devicer works with OS/2 Warp 4 FP15 accessing the SD MultiMediaCard.
He needed to plug in and remove the flash memory key first to be able to
access the camera directories.
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| VendorID | 0x04DA |
| DeviceID | 0x0907 |
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| Product |
Pentacon Praktica DCZ 2.2 |
| P/N | DCZ |
| Designer | Pentacon |
| URL | http://www.praktica.de/ |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Jens Troeger told us this camera works fine to copy images from it.
This camera can be connected to the computer via USB. He used the USB drivers v1.4:
USBUHCD.SYS (dated 19.9.02)
USBMSD.ADD (dated 6.9.02) with the parameters /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1 in config.sys. |
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| Product |
Pentax Option 330GS |
| P/N | 330GS |
| Designer | Pentax |
| URL | http://www.pentaxusa.com/products/cameras/ |
| Price | - |
| Comments | According to Sedlmayr Hanno the Digital Camera PENTAX 330GS works under OS/2 without problems (USB2.0). |
| VendorID | 7x0A17 |
| DeviceID | 7x0006 |
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| Product |
Pentax S4 (4Mb) |
| P/N | S4 |
| Designer | Pentax USA |
| URL | http://www.pentaxusa.com/products/cameras/camera_o... |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Frans reported that this device works fine with a USB connection with OS/2. Both internal memory and external SD-card can be read from and written to as an additional hard disk drive. |
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Revue DC 3330, OEM-Product from: Ability Enterprise (ViewQuest) (TW) (VQ3000Z) |
| P/N | VQ3000Z |
| Designer | ViewQuest |
| URL | http://www.vqti.com/viewquest_english/index.asp
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| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Artur Söhnholz told us this device works fine under OS/2 Warp with Fixpack 17.
The Camera is recognized by CWUSBMSD via USB 2.0-Hub/2.0-Card.
Config.sys:
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBOHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBEHCD.SYS /v /fs
BASEDEV=USBD.SYS /v /REQ:USBUHCD$,USBOHCD$,USBEHCD$
BASEDEV=CWUSBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:3 /FIXED_DISKS:3 /FORCE_TO_REMOVABLE
Also on http://www.abico.com.tw |
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| Product |
Ricoh Caplio RR120 Digital Camera |
| P/N | - |
| Designer | - |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Works perfect with CW-USB driver suite. |
| VendorID | - |
| DeviceID | - |
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Samsung Digimax V4 |
| P/N | Digimax |
| Designer | Samsung |
| URL | http://www.samsug.com |
| Price | ?? |
| Comments | Jurg Faulhammer told us this camera works fine with OS/2. Here it his config.sys
BASEDEV=USBUHC.SYS /V
BASEDEV=SBD.SYS /V
BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:2 /FIXED_DISKS:0 /FORCE_TO_REMOVABLE
Tip:
To work properly unter eCS 1.1 it was necessary to enable USB IRQ (under the XP OS the cameras where recognized with disabled USB IRQ too).
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| Product |
SKYMASTER DCD 1300 digital camera |
| P/N | - |
| Designer | Sierra Imaging, Inc. |
| URL | - |
| Price | - |
| Comments | USBRES device report available from here. |
| VendorID | 0x0636 |
| DeviceID | 0x0003 |
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| Product |
Toshiba PDR-M4 Digital Camera |
| P/N | TO.M4KIT1 |
| Designer | Toshiba |
| URL | http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/pd/pd_ac_d... |
| Price | USD 349 |
| Comments | According to the OS2VOICE article, you can download pictures from this camera using OS/2, with some limitations, It will be good to check that article and take your own comments. The basic trick is to use the IBM USB Storage Driver on this camera. |
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| DeviceID | - |
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Traveler DC3000 |
| P/N | DC3000 |
| Designer | Traveller |
| URL | http://www.traveler-service.de/english/dc-3000.htm |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Olafur Gunnlaugsson told me this:
These are actually the same basic with the Vivitar V3715 model but come differently equipped, (the DC3000 has no built in memory). Interestingly the movie mode works with OS/2, it's listed on the technical spec sheet as a QT codec but it's actually a bog standard AVI and plays with the old W3 and up codecs! |
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Vivitar ViviCam V3715 |
| P/N | V3715 |
| Designer | Vivitar |
| URL | http://www.vivitar.com/Products/DigCams/3mpdsc.htm... |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Olafur Gunnlaugsson told me this:
"These are actually the same basic with the Traveler DB300 model but come differently equipped, (the DC3000 has no built in memory). Interestingly the movie mode works with OS/2, it's listed on the technical spec sheet as a QT codec but it's actually a bog standard AVI and plays with the old W3 and up codecs !" |
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Yakumo Mega-Imaga II a129 (Jay Cam i210) |
| P/N | a129 |
| Designer | Yakumo |
| URL | http://www.yakumo.de |
| Price | - |
| Comments | Chris Hellwig told me this camera works fine as an storage device, working fine with USB MSD and CW-USB drivers. |
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