Is the camera compatible with x2-eye-fi cards and doesn it have an AC connection?
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I can't say for sure whether it's compatible with a x2 eye-fi card or not. It certainly takes SDHC cards up to 32GB, I believe. I haven't used an eye-fi card, but if it is made to plug into an SD slot (it looks like it is), it might work. I just pop out the SD card and insert it into my laptop, and I've downloaded (or is it uploaded?) thousands of pictures that way. There is no AC connection, but you can plug in a 12 volt dc source (I use a lawnmower lead-acid battery), and that runs it for a long time. On AA batteries, I got about 2 months during the winter, with lots of sub-zero temps, and there was still about 25% capacity left, according to the camera display. The storage battery works really well, if you don't have to worry about theft.
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It does not need to be compatible. It takes a microsd card which can be removed. There is no need to hook the camera up to a computer.
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I use the Eye-Fi Pro X2 16G card. Class 10 speed. It Geotags the photo location, and will wirelessly upload to your network.
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According to the Olympus support site, "This camera accepts SD, SDHC and SDXC memory cards. It supports Eye-Fi cards for wireless image transfer. Olympus maintains lists of cards that have been tested and are known to be compatible with its digital cameras. To view lists of cards that are compatible with this camera, please click here." Here's the shortened link http://bit.ly/15dRgJR
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No, an AC adapter is not included. However, the camera is powered/recharched via the USB port, so any USB AC Power Adapter should work.
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I believe it does compatible with an AC adapter, but not sure. I recommend contacting Bushnell's customer service folks. We've has no problem with this camera.
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The camera signal is wireless. It just needs 110v AC; I made small holes for the camera power wires, then plugged them in regular household extension cords from the light fixture in my attic (I got an adaptor for the light socket that has two outlets & the bulb socket).
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No. It has an ethernet out port, a cable in port, and a port to connect to the AC adapter.
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There is NOT an a/C adaptor for it. I have not tried connecting to an outlet by using my iPhone charger so I'm not sure it would work. Don't know if it void warranty. Good question; I'm going to look into it. Sorry I wasn't much help. I love the camera though.
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I too was concerned with that, since the description and pictures didn't give a clue. Happy to say, it includes an AC adapter for both camera and monitor.
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I'm not certain if CF adapter can feed a power need it for WiFi . Although Eye-Fi does work with it maybe it does. I think you should contact Toshiba or maybe someone can share as well
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Wireless for data / wifi. The camera still needs 110 volts AC. Comes with a power supply.
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The camera came with a small CD that is entitled "Airsight IP camera resource CD XX40A". I hope that helps. I have 2 and they work fine!
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When you access the camera compatibility page on their website, i says: "When used with an Eye-Fi card, the Nikon D5200 stays powered on until wireless media uploads are complete, has an onscreen icon, and offers the ability to enable/disable the Eye-Fi cards Wi-Fi via the camera menu." So I would say it works. You will love it. Good luck Clem
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Yes it is compatible, but the image quality through the 2x APO converter is pretty crappy
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The camera is "eye-fi" compatible, this requires the puchase of any "eye-fi" enabled sd card. Otherwise, photos are retrieved by card reader or usb cable.
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This camera does not have duel card slots. It does have a Built-in 32 GB of memory and 1 SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card slot