is this a universal chip that can be read by any reader?
1627745
Yes. As long as you register it! AKC Reunite is reasonably priced and the one time fee (under $30) is good for the life of your pet.
1627746
It works with Sure Flap chip-activated pet door. The syringe comes with a phone number to register your chip, seems like it should be read by any reader, but I do not know that as a fact.
1627747
Yes, I've used it several times, all of my pups new owners have confirmed that their vets were able to scan it!
1380615
No. This reader reads common access cards which are the size of an identification card.
355083
Just plug into a USB 1.0 or 2.0 slot and wait for Windows to detect the reader. It should display a balloon indicating it is ready to read/write, etc. Windows supplies the driver. I use Windows XP.
548974
It only has a cable with a connector for the USB 3.0 header on the motherboard. If your motherboard doesn't have such a header, you can't use this card reader.
1257785
The SDHC standard supports cards up to 32gb, so reading a 64gb sdXc card would not be supported on this reader. There may be some degraded ability to access SDXC (>32gb) cards under certain circumstances, but I would not count on it.
17005
No, it will read and write to any card that will fit into one of its slots, as long as the card is in a format that is readable by your operating system (some phones format their cards in ways that are not directly readable by a computer).
723998
I don't know I only tried using it as a reader. It is also worthless. The pins are so close to the front where you insert the card that one or two easily get bent. I gave up trying to straighten them out so I could insert a card and bought a different reader.
350410
Yes they can. Depending on the computer I am using I use the built in card reader or a usb card reader. Either will work equally well.
2143542
Yes, be careful with the cheap card readers from China. I had one that corrupted image files during the read or import of the images and they were unrecoverable. I threw it away of course, but I just wanted to agree that it does happen.
2211436
There actually is, just search for "MSR90 Config" on Google and you'll find it. You don't need it to use the reader, though.
2022872
This card reader employs a PCI-express card to provide USB 3.0--you cannot hook it up via a 20 pin header on your motherboard. It does require 2 USB 2.0 headers, and at least 1 SATA header. As for this other connection being compatible, I would have to refer you to your motherboard and device recommendations--Improperly coupling devices to your motherboard could irreparably damage both.
2084418
This card reader connects to the usb 2.0 header on your motherboard, which powers all the card slots. Just make sure you have an open header on your board.
1664485
Yes, it does. It is an MMC, XD, SD, SDHC, MS/PRO card reader on the front panel. The only drawback in my case is that it has stopped working a long time ago, and I have struggled to fix it ever since. I suspect it's a matter of updating or re-installing drivers, which I am to get to yet.
236217
If your chip can be read by pickit2, it'll read it. It will do other programs also. I guess what I'm trying to say is, it depends on the software. In my opinion, this CanaKit is awesome.
612058
Yes. If your OS or bootloader can see the device, you can use it just like any other CD / DVD / BD reader.
1252788
This will be up to the reader built in or added via USB to your machine. If you give more details you may get more help here. Generally speaking this should work unless the reader is extremely old.
1985554
This reader only reads ATA Flash cards. Not very reliable. Problems with Windows 7 and above. If you need something to read SRAM or Linear Flash ... let me know. This is not it.