Do the hubs support any CF card? It specifically says "UDMA 7 Compact Flash cards." What if your card doesn't specify if it is a UDMA 7 card?
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It will read any card up to a UDMA 7. With many cards from different shooters, we've not had one problem from any size, brand, speed, or rating.
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I honestly can't recall. Do a search for the model # and see if there is more about it. i know a lot of Sandisk players have FM.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER:Thanks for posting your question here! No, Plugable USB 2.0 Flash Memory Card Reader for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Certain Android Systems - Supports SD cards (SDHC, Mini SD, Micro SD / T-Flash, etc) and MS, MS Pro Duo, MMC, More cannot be used to read sim cards. Sorry about that!If you need any additional information please do feel free to shoot us an email at support@plugable.com. We are here to help!Thanks!Regards, Roze Plugable Technologies
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Regarding the USB 3.0 question, those are the specifications. The card reader handles multiple different storage card types including CF, SD/SDHC/SCXC, microSD, M2 etc. I have used the card twice, it worked easily, right out of the packaging. Seems to be a good buy.
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I think its the fastest CF card you can get, its 800 Mbs per second. whereas Sandisks are only a fraction of this speed
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It has no port to directly plug in a CF card (which I use myself on other printers that accept it). However, I think you can use the USB port to plug in a card reader which has A CF card slot available. I have a card reader myself which I intend use myself when I get around to it. I believe the printer manual said to use a powered card reader. My reader is not powered but will try it anyhow and go from there.
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I emailed Asus when I inserted a 64gb generic card and it would not work. There are specific cards it will work with so check out asus info. Also DO NOT FORMAT THE CARD or you ruin it... gee nice to know huh? Kingston and Sandisk are the two I am shopping for because I have used them before and trust the brand. The SanDisk Ultra is on sale right now too I noticed on Amazon.
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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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Here it is October 2010 and you are getting a reply to your Compact Flash item of last July 30th. I have a CF input device plugged into a USB socket in the back of my iMac G5. I insert a CF card (from a camera) into the input device and . . . And that's my problem. What next? What App do I use to move/download data from the CF to the iMac? From what I read, everybody does it. I am the only dense person who has not figured how it's done. PLEASE HELP!!!!! Frank at frdavis1@cox.net
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Hi.I hope this helps. I had the same question as you did. On occassions I use the standard SD cards, but when traveling I like to use the Extreme SDHC cards. I called tech support and they told me the following.The first ones out on the market only could read Standard SD cards. The new ones being sold accepts SDHC cards. Good new if you have an older model. Sandisk offers a firmware update at their site. So you are covered.I hope this helped.
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I don't know what it doesn't read, and I no longer have it, I threw it away after the CF pins bent. This one is flawed for CF cards, the slot is too shallow and it is just too easy to insert a card wrong and bend the pins. If you need a CF card reader, the TRANSCEND USB 3.0 is much better, and I think it's about the same price.
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i had a cf plugged in at the same time i had a sdhc in, then plugged in a sd micro and it dropped the sdhc and did not register either sdhc or micro sd until i unplugged one or the other. (the same went for when i plugged in a sony MS Duo Pro) however the cf card never dropped out. side point: speeds are nice, usb 3.0 transfer was faster than with a firewire transferring the exact same video file.
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I do have problem with this card when using USB 3.0 card reader with my CF cards, regardless Sandisk, Lexar, or Komputer Bay, it keep eject and mount as a loop. I am getting very frustrated now with this card.
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Dear Dale, I have a MacBook Air and a Nikon DSLR. I got the PixelFlash USB compact flash card reader to make it easy to transfer files from my camera to my laptop without using the camera's USB cable. Now all I have to do is to remove the CF card and use the card reader on my laptop. The main reason I got it was to transfer files to someone else's computer without carrying the camera's USB cord around. So far, it has worked perfectly. It's a good buy, especially for the price and functionality. Best wishes, Ray Honolulu, Hawaii
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It does not have a port to directly plug in a CF card. It does have a USB port to plug in a card reader which should work but I have not tried it myself. You may have to use a powered CF reader but I can not confirm this. Good Luck!
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There are only two types of CF cards, I and II. Ultra II and Extreme III are just trademark names for SanDisk products--fast CF cards, but still just CF cards like any other (same size, shape, etc.). Any CF Type I/II reader will recognise and work with any Ultra II/Extreme III CF card.
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It's a CF or Compact Flash card, not an SD card. Memory cards are so inexpensive these days it doesn't really matter. Card readers are cheap too.