Does it support CF type II cards?
1113827
I have old cards and new card so far had no problem with it.it should be reverse tech, so u should be able to read old cards.hope this help.the reader works flawlessly, So far i have two.one for my house and the other to laptop.
1113828
Manufacturer Site:Specification: Compatible with the following cards without the need for an adapter: CompactFlash (CF) Type I/II, Microdrive, Secure Digital (SD), miniSD miniSDHC, microSDHC, microSD/ TransFlash, MultiMediaCard (MMC) MMCplus, RS-MMC, MMCmobile, Memory Stick (MS), Memory Stick PRO Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick PRO Duo, Memory Stick Micro(M2) Operating Voltage: 5V DC from USB port Operating Temperature: -25°C (-13°F) to 85°C (185°F) Certification: CE, FCC, BSMI
1113829
Looks like a negative. I don't have any Type II cards, but I compared it next to my Lexar reader (http://www.amazon.com/Lexar-Firewire-CompactFlash-RW019-Rev/dp/B00181U2Q2/) and the Lexar clearly has space to accommodate a taller card whereas this Transcend doesn't.
1113830
I don't think so. Here is what the specs say: SDHC (UHS-I), SDXC (UHS-I), MicroSDHC, M2, MS (MSXC), CF (UDMA6/UDMA7)
1113831
It has a CF slot, but the only CF cards I have are the older variety, so I can't vouch for Type II.
1113832
yes, it does. for some reason though, it destroyed my sd card. could just be the one i bought. everyone seems to like it.
165831
I don't know the specifics of your situation, but in past I had to upgrade my card reader when I bought a new type of CF memory card. This card is listed as UDMA 7, and an older card reader may not be able to handle that standard.
1782313
Dear Miriam,This will depend on the cf card you are using, not the cf reader. If you are using an "industrial" cf card that supports "fixed disk" mode, you will be able to assign a drive letter to the cf card as a permanent data storage device.If you are using a cf card that doesn't support fixed disk mode, the cf card will be recognized as a portable storage device.In either case, a drive letter will be associated with the cf card.Kind Regards,Spotlight Media
1991007
As far as I know, it will. I have never tried it with another device but if the device say you need a TF card, it should work.
1130488
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!
1328070
It's type I (3.3 mm thick). Type II CF cards (5 mm thick) are very rare these days. I haven't seen one for sale in quite some years. The last time I saw a Type II CF card, it had an actual rotating HDD inside. I think that HDD was the reason the Type II CF cards existed.
2137442
This is more of a clarification, because I don't have a definite answer. CF Type I and Type II are identical, except for thickness (3.3 and 5mm respectively). The roman numerals (I and II) are not related to the Ultra "II" (10Mb/s), Extreme "III" (20Mb/s) and Extreme "IV" (40Mb/s) numerals, which simply refer to a faster generation. Most cards are CF-I. I'd be surprised if Extreme III and IV would not be compatible with Sandisk's most recent multicard reader, but at least one user reports otherwise.
2229180
Look at the manufacturer website, it's very specific about compatibility with cards and devices.
1139087
Don't know if it accepts it. Buy several smaller capacity cards as you are bound to misplace one or more over time, safety in numbers. Thats what I did.
272995
This adapter allows you to use an SD card in a camera that uses CF Type 2 cards. I've been using it for a while with no problems. You need to know what card your camera uses to start with.
1792090
Hi Michael,Thank you for the inquiry. Yes, you can read from and write to your cf card with this device. Kind Regards,PM
2047020
No, it's doesn't have a compact flash (CF) card slot - it has a small sd card slot that will read any standard sd card.
332912
Yes, it does, but you will have to use card formatted in FAT32, that is 8-32GB or, if you want to use a 64GB card, it will require reformatting the card in FAT32 using the tools. If you need help, please email us at services@leefco.com
2200814
Yes this card will will work with all cameras that can take CF cards. Check your cameras card type before buying.
1008773
This is more of a clarification, because I don't have a definite answer.CF Type I and Type II are identical, except for thickness (3.3 and 5mm respectively). The roman numerals (I and II) are not related to the Ultra "II" (10Mb/s), Extreme "III" (20Mb/s) and Extreme "IV" (40Mb/s) numerals, which simply refer to a faster generation. Most cards are CF-I.I'd be surprised if Extreme III and IV would not be compatible with Sandisk's most recent multicard reader, but at least one user reports otherwise.
1435171
I have tried this adapter with 3 different readers and it did not fit any of them. It is slightly thicker than a normal CF card. For my purposes, I had an open face reader, so it didn't matter how thick it was. But it doesn't seem to fit in my readers.
1511213
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.