Does this reader work with SanDisk CompactFlash Extreme III SDCFX 4gb cards?
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Yes, this reader functions well with all SanDisk CF cards. I own Extreme III's as well as SanDisk higher end 90 MB/sec cards and all read and write flawlessly.
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Hello SakeBoy, It took my SanDisk CompactFlash Extreme III 8.0GB card just fine, so it should work for your 4GB card. I really like it's small size. Cards fit snugly into slots so I know it's mounted correctly.
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This eSecure All in 1 USB Card Reader has 6 card slotsBig one on back reads CF cards the 5 on the front read several different size cards via USB connection to PC or anything USB compatible ....I love this reader very pleased with multi sized reader. I believe your Sd card will fit please check product description to confirm...hope this helps.
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The Sandisk SDDR-189 will read Compact Flash Type I cards; it supports the UDMA versions. It most likely will not read/write at the latest UDMA-6 or UDMA-7 speeds though as it predates those standards. It does NOT support Compact Flash Type II cards (i.e., MicroDrives).
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I tested it with Atech Flash Pro-37U USB 3.0 True SuperSpeed 3.5" Internal / External Flash Memory Card Reader w/ Front USB 3.0 Port (Retail) *MUST HAVE USB 3.0 PORTS ON COMPUTERAtech Flash Pro-37U USB 3.0 True SuperSpeed 3.5" Internal / External Flash Memory Card Reader w/ Front USB 3.0 Port. Works fine, but need hi-speed USD Flash or similar device.
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Never tried...Don't know Sorry....I know it reads CF cards with adapter, but that's all....
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As stated in one of the reviews, some of these may require a firmware update to run in Mavericks. SIIG, as of this posting, doesn't have an update on their site, but the reader will accept the Sandisk ImageMate firmware. Mine would not access a CF card without the firmware update. Seemed to read other types of memory cards fine, though. Mine is a few years old, so maybe the newer units won't have that issue.
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Hello Carole. I've used this CardReader only for SanDisk Extreme, Ultra, etc... SDXC, SDHC cards... I've never used for Compact Flash. But I'm quite sure it will work. I suggest you to try. It's a good item. Good Luck!!!
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I don't have the SanDisk ExpressCard (SDAD109A11), but according to the SDAD109A11 specification it only supports up to SDHC (limited to 32 GB). Compared to SDXC that supports up to 2 TB and UHS (ultra high speed). Based on the SDAD109A11 production description this 128 GB SDXC would not work with it. Hope this helps.
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The reader only takes full size SD cards. If you have an adapter that takes a micro SD and allows it to be plugged into a full size SD card reader it should work here. But I've not tried that with this reader.
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SanDisk SDCFX3-2048-901 2 GB Extreme III CompactFlash Card is the recommended choice. You can find this card selling in the $20 - $30 price range. The camera will not read anything larger than 2 GB. As for the reader i have the ULTRA PRODUCTS 22-in-1 Media Card Reader 31803 which sells in the $20 price range. Both of these products can be found on Amazon.com.
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First, I bought the Lexar Dual Slot reader which only accepts CF and SD cards, not the Multi Card reader you are looking at. Also, this is a reader, not a storage device so capacity is not an issue. It should accept a card of any capacity.
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The ImageMate 12-in-1 reader/writer supports all CF cards designed according to the CF specification. This includes (and is not limited to) Ultra, Ultra II, Extreme III and Extreme IV.Always use the latest firmware (available at sandisk.com) and make sure you use a USB2.0 connection that complies with the USB2.0 standard (read: that supplies enough power).
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N.B. The the plugable multi card reader that does support SDHC and Micro SD HC is USB 3.0. USB3-FLASH3 -- Van
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usb 3.0 is only avaibly through usb 3.0 slot. The card reader is through serial ATA.
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SanDisk's firmware updater (which BTW is a Windows-only program) for SDHC support does not work for their earliest ImageMate 12-in-1 and 5-in-1 Reader part numbers (20-90-00135 and 20-90-00136).But it worked for my old ImageReader, which now works fine with my new 8GB Extreme III SDHC card in Windows XP. I'm impressed that SanDisk offers this firmware update for free for an old out-of-warranty adapter.
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I've used 64GB versions of both Micro and standard sized SD cards in this unit. I don't think it will have any problem reading higher capacity SD cards and micro cards in the future. If the card has the SDXC label on it, this reader will be compatible.
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Yes, got mine to work with 2 Sandisk 32GB cards. @James1980, I had a similar problem at first. You need to just insert both MicroSD cards into the adapter and format using the PSP. It will not format correctly on the computer.