Ricoh Smart Card Reader

[Mica Withington]

Andaccording to the driver has been included in the official kernel sources.

Unfortunately the smart card reader Ricoh Co Ltd RL5c476 II still not recognized by Ubuntu for me.

Windows XP works with it correctly.

Ricoh RL5c476 is a multifunction (4-in-1) device and the driver you linked supports the MMC/SD part of the chip. Unfortunately, you will have no chance of getting the SC reader part to work with Linux because, as far as I know, there are no public specifications available.

However, the software overview of some HP notebooks (for instance, HP-Compaq 6910p) reports a generic Certified SuSe Linux Enterprise Desktop 10, meaning that there could be a non-free driver somewhere in the wild, but do not count on that.

This package contains the Ricoh Media Card Reader Driver for the supported notebook models and operating systems. The Ricoh Media Card Reader driver provides support for the following media: Memory Stick, xD-Picture Card, MMC, SD, and SmartCard.

This helps with my elitebook 8530w, windows 10-1709, 64 bit. After Upgrading to windows 10, the sd-card reader would not accept any medium, though the device manager showed the sd card manager entry without signalling any error.

First time I right-clicked the downloaded driver package and choose 'treat with compatibility problems' = 'Behandle Kompatibilittsprobleme'. The assistant automativcally recognized 'Windows XP SP3' compatibilty level and failed after I let it test the installer with this configuration.

Register the user's IC card or smart device to link to the user information in the address book and authenticate the user. The user can specify both an IC card and smart device to use for authentication.

To authenticate a smart device, install the cooperative application (RICOH Smart Device Connector) in the smart device so that the Bluetooth function built in the control panel of the machine can authenticate the smart device.

The authentication process time can be shortened by registering a user who uses the machine frequently to [User Priority Settings] of [Quick Card Authentication Config.]. Specify the setting with the authority of the machine administrator.

I have an Acer Aspire 7720G-813G32Bn laptop. It has integrated (maybe 3?)-in-one memory card reader. The reader uses Ricoh chip from R5C8 series. I don't know the exact model number. I can't see the chip itself because it's covered by plastic and is very difficult to remove.

My problem are drivers. Acer has some drivers (unfortunately, driver I used, the "CarReader_Ricoh_352.02_Vistax64" is unavailable at this time, but there is still 351 version) for Vista SP1 64 bit. So far I've used those. However since the last reinstall of Windows, when I install those drivers, nothing happens. Normally, Windows would detect a bunch of unknown devices and the SD card reader. Once I install drivers from Acer, those unknown devices turn into various card readers.

Now, however, Windows only detected SD card reader and installed the SDA Standard Compliant Host Controller. The card reader would work sporadically with that driver. After some time it stopped working altogether. At first I thought it was a hardware problem and thought is was unsolvable. Later I was trying to force the installation of Acer's drivers but when I select the .inf files, I get the "The folder you selected doesn't contain a compatible driver blah blah blah make sure driver is for win64 blah blah" error. When I try to right-lick install the .inf files, I get the "The INF file you selected does not support this method of installation" error. It worked several months ago, but doesn't now.

EDIT1 I just downloaded some drivers from Microsoft(warinig: IE-only link!). With them too, I get the "The INF file you selected does not support this method of installation." error. This is strange since those drivers are from M$'s official driver website.

To me, it looks like everything is working as it should from that picture. However, if you want an updated driver, take a look at Dell's support site here. Ricoh use a generic driver architecture (similar to Nvidia) and anything is pretty much compatible with anything.

so, all I can really suggest is look up the original specifications of your laptop and make sure it is compatible with the type of card you are using. If the card is not working, make sure it is in correctly.

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