Reddit reviews SanDisk 2GB MicroSD / TransFlash Card w/SD Adapter camcorder
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SanDisk 2 GB MicroSD/TransFlash CardGeneral Features: 2 GB capacity Compatible with all MicroSD/TranIncludes a Secure Digital MicroSD/TransFlash adapter with lockSandisk SDSDQ-2048 (Bulk Package)
If it was this card then you might as well give up. I tried all four of my Select Minis and both of the Mini Delta's and couldn't get any of them to read the card. Tried different formatting options but all were a no go.
SanDisk 2GB MicroSD / TransFlash Card w/SD Adapter camcorder - Sandisk SDSDQ-2048
Hey Guys,
I just got a clone to work! Been stressing about this for a while.
First thing to note is that new firmware supposedly reduces writes to the internal memory card, and should extend the life of the mc3 processor significantly, and that early failures are probably because of writing "too frequently" to the sd card which may be caused by the crestron programmer who programmed the system (me).
I can confirm that the program called "win32diskimager-1.0.0-install.exe" works. I got it off of sourceforge, and was able to successfully clone the internal sd card of a pmc3 to an .img file. (when you hook it up to your pc it will tell you you need to format the card. DON'T DO IT. CLICK NO. I used the same program to write the image to this sd card:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000VOU91U/ref=ya_st_dp_summary?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The new card is slightly smaller than the orig. one, so the program complains but gives you the option to go ahead, and that worked for me. I
was able to boot the pmc3 and load the system info tool on a cloned card. Note that the serial number comes with the image, so ideally you would want to clone the sd card while it was good as a preemptive measure. Note, I'm sure this voids the warranty, and is surely has the potential to screw up your hardware worse than it was to begin with.
I look at this as a save crestron face option since end users don't seem to like paying for randomly failing electronics, and at best have to pay labor for re-loading and re-acquiring all infinet devices.