Trying to read micro sd... can't seem to get it to recognize. How do i correctly insert? No manual found online (or advice in reviews here).
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microSD cards are typically FAT32 format, which is a PC-specific format. That means that you can only view files on a microSD card on a PC. *If you are on a PC, first connect the Kingston 19-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Card Reader to a USB port on your PC. Next, insert the microSD card into the microSD card slot on the memory card reader sideways (right side in or left side in depending upon your card brand). Make sure that the contacts are facing down when you inside the microSD card into the microSD slot. Push the microSD card all the way into the microSD slot until it makes a clicking sound. You will be able to view all of the files on the microSD card.
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microSD cards are typically FAT32 format, which is a PC-specific format. That means that you can only view files on a microSD card on a PC. *If you are on a PC, first connect the Kingston 19-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Card Reader to a USB port on your PC. Next, insert the microSD card into the microSD card slot on the memory card reader sideways (right side in or left side in depending upon your card brand). Make sure that the contacts are facing down when you inside the microSD card into the microSD slot. Push the microSD card all the way into the microSD slot until it makes a clicking sound. You will be able to view all of the files on the microSD card. microSD cards are typically FAT32 format, which is a PC-specific format. That means that you can only view files on a microSD card on a PC. *If you are on a PC, first connect the Kingston 19-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Card Reader to a USB port on your PC. Next, insert the microSD card into the microSD card slot on the memory card reader sideways (right side in or left side in depending upon your card brand). Make sure that the contacts are facing down when you inside the microSD card into the microSD slot. Push the microSD card all the way into the microSD slot until it makes a clicking... » Read More microSD cards are typically FAT32 format, which is a PC-specific format. That means that you can only view files on a microSD card on a PC. *If you are on a PC, first connect the Kingston 19-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Card Reader to a USB port on your PC. Next, insert the microSD card into the microSD card slot on the memory card reader sideways (right side in or left side in depending upon your card brand). Make sure that the contacts are facing down when you inside the microSD card into the microSD slot. Push the microSD card all the way into the microSD slot until it makes a clicking sound. You will be able to view all of the files on the microSD card. « Show Less
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Make sure to have your card reader with the Kingston logo facing up. When you insert the card, make sure the fingers are facing down. You should feel a satisfying click when properly positioned. If the reader still isn't working properly, use a different usb port. Hope this helps.
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Joe, take a look at the attached site and it should provide an answer to you question about the SD card problem. You can click on the questions listed and see the appropriate answers or address you own to the Kingston site. Good luck and the site is listed below:http://www.kingston.com/us/support/technical/products?model=fcr-hs219
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I wonder if it is not recognizing the SD card. That is the kind of message you get with the internal is full. Try "playback" with the chip removed to see if you have images there.
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The mini (microSDHC) goes in the back near where the little rope is. The entire device goes into a USB port. From there, a screen should pop up and check the one to open the folder. I hope this helps.
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7/14/14 8:00 AM PDT: Alan, I bought 8GB microSD's. I don't know if they are made in larger capacity chips. Have you been able to get D-Link to respond? That's an important question and consideration. I'd like to know the answer if you can get one. Thanks for the good question.
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You need to remove the back cover plate around the camera. Pry it loose with a small flat head screwdriver and you'll see the micro sd card slot. Here's a video of the process www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D4uiMCbm9o
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If you Canon unit handles the micro SD card of that size, all you probably have to to is turn the unit off, plug in the card properly and turn the Canon back on. It will be found, recognized and assimilated into your system.
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ok so i will see what i can do to help first what pdf reader did you end up installing? and did you transfer them to sd or the internal tablet memory? If so one thing that you can try is plug the tablet back into your pc see what file or location they are at then target it that way. If you are uncertin as to how to do this let me know what reader you are using and i will run the same on mine and give you a walk threw. Robert.d.geier@g-m-a-i-l if you have any further questions
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It works fine with my 16 Gb micro SD. But, I'm headed to the store. I'll try to pick up a larger capacity card and let you know what happens.-Dan
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I tried with my external drive and could not get it to read. Now, it may have been the cable acting up (the quality out of the box was poor), or it may be that the drive is too large to be recognized. As I recall, you are limited to 32GB on the mini-SD card, so the same limit may apply to this as well.
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I just bought a sp 565 uz and try to install the memory of 2 gb micro sd into the adapter masd1 and not work for me, it seems to be formatted to use
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ok so i will see what i can do to help first what pdf reader did you end up installing? and did you transfer them to sd or the internal tablet memory? If so one thing that you can try is plug the tablet back into your pc see what file or location they are at then target it that way. If you are uncertin as to how to do this let me know what reader you are using and i will run the same on mine and give you a walk threw.Robert.d.geier@g-m-a-i-l if you have any further questions
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Mine came with a USB card reader adapter. It's very nice, but any SD card adapter should work.
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Paul - verify with the seller that the micro SD card is accessible viathe internet and that you can make a connection to it from off site oranother state... is it wired or wireless and if wireless, does it support a browser secure session login? stuff like that must work for you to view.the way it seems, this units card can be viewed on a PC but you have tobe there and remove it from the hidden cam and then insert it into a readeron the PC yourself... not sure this is what you wanted
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Sometimes sd cards need to be formatted. If this is not the case in your situation, then look up trouble shooting for the card reader. All else fails you can obviously try another card or contact customer service for the manufacturer, they should be able to walk you through trouble shooting and correcting the problem.
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I don't know. My first guess would be: Is the card firmly in the slot? Is the card any good? Is the card locked? (Little tab thingie on the side.) Can you read the card on your or any other computer? Are you feeding the pictures picture side up? Have you plugged in a usb cable and seen if it even scans? Does the unit even power up as per the instruction sheet?
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When I was looking for mine I went by what was said on the site. But I am finding out that working with a sd card is not easy. I would suggest that you find out how to down load app s on it before any purchase.
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I used the scan disk micro SD card just fine. Maybe try it again and make sure it slides in until it locks; you will feel it connect. I was able to access my music from the micro SD card.