Will this read a CF3 (Compact Flash Extreme 3) The last multi card reader I purchased said it worked for CF1&2 but not 3
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mine would not read any thing. I could not get it to read any of my cards, and that is trying it on2 different computers. the company sent me one after I talked with their customer service but still I could not get it to work.. good luck
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I don't have an Extreme 3 CF card to try. I have a 8GB Extreme card that works just fine with it.
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Yes, the cable is permanently attached on one end to the card reader enclosure, and the other end is a female usb 2.0 header block. CAUTION! the CF card reader slot is less than 1mm too small. My card would not fit in it no matter how much I tried. So if you have any CF media, this unit is useless.
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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.
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How did you get a CF Card into a USB Port? If you used an adapter then the problem might be with that. With CF cards don't you need a CF Card Reader? I have a couple of SanDisk 8GB USB's and they seem to work well with the UNITEK 3 Port USB hub.
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I have a canon rebel XTi and the sandisk compact flash cards will all fit into the compact flash slot of the XTi. All CF cards should, in theory, because it is a standardized format like USB or cd or dvd. I can say yes. Hope that helps :*)
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Yes, I've used all my CF cards and it works fine. The only issue would be the device you're plugging the card into and whether it has any limit. Some computer card slots may have a limit to how much it can read.
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It will read micro SD with the adapter and SD cards. It has one SD card slot and three USB ports.
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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
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Hi Michael,Thank you for the inquiry. Yes, you can read from and write to your cf card with this device. Kind Regards,PM
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Unless I am missing something, this CF card reader SHOULD work with ANY computer with a USB drive. It's a simple device that does NOT require any software or any recognition by the computer other than acknowledging that a device is plugged into one of its USB ports that needs to be powered. All the "brains" of the device (what little there are, mostly mechanics and electronic components) are inside the device itself. I bought one and it worked sweet for a couple of weeks and then stopped working. I think I just got a defective one. The company that sold it to me replaced it and there is a new one on the way. It solves a particular problem well as long as it works. Unless I am missing something, this CF card reader SHOULD work with ANY computer with a USB drive. It's a simple device that does NOT require any software or any recognition by the computer other than acknowledging that a device is plugged into one of its USB ports that needs to be powered. All the "brains" of the device (what little there are, mostly mechanics and electronic components) are inside the device itself. I bought one and it worked sweet for a couple of weeks and then stopped working. I think I just got a defective one. The company that sold it to me replaced it and... » Read More Unless I am missing something, this CF card reader SHOULD work with ANY computer with a USB drive. It's a simple device that does NOT require any software or any recognition by the computer other than acknowledging that a device is plugged into one of its USB ports that needs to be powered. All the "brains" of the device (what little there are, mostly mechanics and electronic components) are inside the device itself. I bought one and it worked sweet for a couple of weeks and then stopped working. I think I just got a defective one. The company that sold it to me replaced it and there is a new one on the way. It solves a particular problem well as long as it works. « Show Less
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If the reader has a USB 3.0 connector then this should work perfectly fine for you. I purchased a USB 3.0 card reader as well and it functions perfectly fine using this 2.0 converter. Good luck!
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I think it does read compact flash and it reads micro SD. The cord on it is quite long and not limiting at all. 1.5m to be exact. I manged to download corrupted pictures from the SD card from an old nokia phone and recovered them on my PC. Quite chuffed with it. The cards listed on the front of the device are; CF,Microdrive, SD, MMC ,Mini SD , M2, Smartmedia, xD, MS, MSDuo and Micro SD. Hope this helps. One other thing you don't need the disc which isn't compatible with W7. It ran fine. Just plug and play.
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Yes. It works in my card reader and my camera. Keep in mind that the reader must support CF type II flash memory which is thicker than type I.
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I use Extreme 60MB/s UDMA 16 GB SanDisk and works perfect ,I have not use Type II CF. Also use my Mac and recognized it .
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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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Yes, there is a card reader slot. According to the user's manual "The Memory card reader supports the use of Secure Digital (SD, SDHC, SDXC), miniSD, microSD, or MultiMediaCard (MMC) media." However an adapter is required for mini or microSD (many microSD cards come with one). It also says other formats "may" be supported, whatever that means. Certainly the slot is not large enough for CF (Compact Flash) so that won't work.
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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.