Is there any limit to card capacity & can any CF card be used?
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I recently purchased the transcend PCMCIA card reader to used in a Honda model that requires that kind of a card holder. It was the least expensive one out there and I know it can read the CF card so I purchased it. NOt many cameras now a day use a CF card, cf card reader. My old Nikon and Canon cameras use a cf card and I have purchased the biggest capacity that I could afford after reading if there was any limitation(s) in the specs of the cameras. There was none so I purchased 4 gig and 8 gig CF card for my cameras. You have to look at the specs of the electronic that you are using to see the specific card that must be used and then wait for the sale. dan I recently purchased the transcend PCMCIA card reader to used in a Honda model that requires that kind of a card holder. It was the least expensive one out there and I know it can read the CF card so I purchased it. NOt many cameras now a day use a CF card, cf card reader. My old Nikon and Canon cameras use a cf card and I have purchased the biggest capacity that I could afford after reading if there was any limitation(s) in the specs of the cameras. There was none so I purchased 4 gig and 8 gig CF card for my cameras. You have to look at the specs of the electronic that you are using to... » Read More I recently purchased the transcend PCMCIA card reader to used in a Honda model that requires that kind of a card holder. It was the least expensive one out there and I know it can read the CF card so I purchased it. NOt many cameras now a day use a CF card, cf card reader. My old Nikon and Canon cameras use a cf card and I have purchased the biggest capacity that I could afford after reading if there was any limitation(s) in the specs of the cameras. There was none so I purchased 4 gig and 8 gig CF card for my cameras. You have to look at the specs of the electronic that you are using to see the specific card that must be used and then wait for the sale. dan « Show Less
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Yes, I've used all my CF cards and it works fine. The only issue would be the device you're plugging the card into and whether it has any limit. Some computer card slots may have a limit to how much it can read.
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I have used it with 16gig cards, I do not have any larger cf cards. I have varying brands and all work. Some I use in professional cameras and others are used in industrial electronics devices. It just works.
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I have used a 64 gb card and it worked. Pretty sure the limit is based on the drive. Check the drives limitations.
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Hi Michael, Thank you for the inquiry. Yes, you can read from and write to your cf card with this device. Kind Regards, PM
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I'm not sure. That would be a Belkin Question. I only put CF and SD cards in it.
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I'm honestly not sure, however, I do know that 3 cards can fit..... hope this helps
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8 gb cards are avaialble. Google it. I have a 4 gb in mine and it works fine.
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These card manufactures should print what the actual usable Gigs are. Something like- 64 Gig/58.5 usable.
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Cards need to be formatted using FAT16 or FAT32. If that's the case, then I'm not sure, you might try their customer support.
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As long as it is the same size or larger card being copied to it should work. Note higher capacity cards would lose extra space.
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The limitation on the capacity is not related to the camera, I believe. I found no restrictions in the users manual. It is only to the size of the card that you use. I regularly use a 32gb and find that more than adequate. But I do not believe that you would find a problem with one with a greater capacity.
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Provided you have the required space left on the card, it should be no problem.
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I have a 32GB card in mine. I don't know whether there is anything larger available.
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Sorry, biggest I have used is 32 GB. I like to keep image files on more smaller capacity cards. The ole "don't place all of your eggs in one basket" ploy
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So far the CF card 128GB or SDXC card 64GB are working fine. There might be a 256GB CF or 128GB SD card out there, Sanho have not tested it yet and also have not heard any issue of card not detecting so far.
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From the Philips web site:Assuming you have the latest firmware (available on the Philips site), the Max capacity for different cards is:Internal: 16MB, 14 availableSD or mini SD: 4GBCF: 8GBMMC/RS-MMC: 1GBMS/MS Pro/Duo/Duo Pro: 2GB
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I have a 32gb card in mine right now but you can probably pop in a bigger one no problem.
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It can use either CF card and larger, but the choice will depend upon the nature as to why additional storage is required.
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I've used 16 GB cards. I think it will take 32. I know it won't take anything larger.