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Memory Card Reader FAQs

Benefits of using the 6 in 1 Memory Card Reader versus connecting your device directly to a computer
  1. Speed and Convenience: Having the ability to read multiple card formats with one small single cable unit is probably the most obvious reason. Your device normally runs at a much slower speed than reading directly from the flash card reader. For those of you who are using serial cables to download off of your camera, It's certain that you will appreciate the difference between minutes and seconds!!! Downloading Music: Some MP3 players use Smart Media or Compact Flash and simple DOS formatting, for these players you can use our card reader to save music blazingly fast!
  2. Extra Drive: With an appropriate Smart Media card, the memory card reader becomes a mini Solid State Drive, this allows you to easily transport around files that just won't fit on a floppy.
  3. Plug and Play: : The USB Memory Card Reader requires only a minimum of setup time. This means that anyone can connect this up and get it working.

Troubleshoot your Memory Card Reader

Why can't I copy files to my card anymore?
The user should first check to see if the card is damaged by running scandisk on the computer. If the card has been previously formatted in a computer or other reader, try to reformat the card using the Digital Camera.

Why do I get an error message "this card cannot be written to or copied"?
Please try to unplug the card or unplug the card reader, and plug back again.

How could my Flash Card get damaged?
The Flash Card may damage by the card reader only if the user unplugs the card before all the data is finished copying. Use the eject icon to stop the reader before removing the card, or inserting another card. Note: Each Flash Card has different time to copy some files. For example SM card is much slower then the CF card If the flash card is corrupt, we suggest you to reformat the card using your digital camera.

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