Compact flash cards

Can you format the card with your computer and then try it in the machine? Is the flash card exactly the same type that you have previously used with your machine? Sometimes, not all cards are compatible.

If nothing else, delete the files using the machine routine, and then see if it will format.

Good luck,

It's possible your CF card is full.
1. Connect the card to your computer as you have done. 2. Copy the files off it and save same them to a folder on your desktop.3. Right click only the Flash drive and navigate to "Properties" or "Get Info" if your a mac user.4. Take not of the file system it is currently using.5. Re-format the card with the same file system using your computer.6. Replace the card into your Roland SPD-S and Re-format using these steps: a. Select patch mode or wave mode. b. Press {SHIFT} and {SETUP} (CARD UTIL) c. Press the PAGE buttons to select "CARD FORMAT" then press {ENTER} d. A"[>] to format." indication appears. Press [>] e. A "format, sure?" indication is displayed. Press {ENTER} to start formatting.
7. Once formatted you can replace the card in your computers card reader and copy the files you backed up earlier onto it.8. Re-place the CF card in your Roland and it should work. If not then you may have a irreparable CF Card.

Are all three cards 2GB and smaller? Cards larger than 2GB are actually SDHC cards and will not work in the D53.

hi,

1. Power on the Nokia 6133. Turn the Nokia 6133 on and allow it to load the home screen.
2. Navigate to options. Press the "Menu" key on the Nokia 6133. Select "Options" and press "OK".
3. Select the memory card folder. Highlight the memory card folder. Press "OK".
4. Select options. Select "Options". Highlight "Format memory card".
5. Confirm the format. When prompted, select "Yes". Wait patiently while the Nokia 6133 formats the memory card.
6. Enter a name. When the Nokia 6133 is finished formatting the memory card it will ask you for a name. Enter a name into the Nokia 6133 for the memory card. The Nokia 6133 allows the name to be up to eleven characters and numbers.

Hi friend first you install yours device then logoff yours system then logon again and click on start--->run --> write command cmd then click on ok,Now write commands step by step
1) cd\ press enter
2) c:/>format drive letter (eg d: f: e: etc) press enter
3) read message carefully and then press y
now yours flash drive formatted

I would try a 2GB or smaller card - that seems to be where cut-off for a lot of equipment - and older Windows hardware is 2GB

you are overcomplicating it... all you need is a compact flash card big enough for the firmware... then you upload the firmware to the card and stick the card into the printer... but first power down printer and plug it out and then turn it on and follow the display... it will prompt you

here is the steps...

you will see ready
then press menu... arrow down to memory card
press forward arrow
you will see format
press enter
you will see processing
when its finished
you will see ready...
turn off machine... unplug it...
pull out compact flash
plug machine in
turn it on...

the **** for the compac flash is on the right hand side at the bottom by the ventillation opening...


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Go to the menu and format the card (as long as it's blank) formatting will erase all data from the card

A CF card is a compact flash memory card. It's rectangular and has two rows of holes along one side which fit over the connector pins when you slide the card into its socket. Compact flash cards can be bought from electronics or photographic shops, and some department stores. They are not expensive but these days they are usually 1Gb and up. The TASCAM Pocketstudio 5 can only format up to 128Mb so most of a modern card is not used but the card will still work.

Try formatting the card on a computer than again on the camera. If you don't have success formatting the card with a computer than it is a pretty sure thing that there may be something wrong with the card.