The image size is just 4 MB. How can i change it to 12 MB?

Hi Greg, you need to provide more information, for instance , from what medium to what medium, (media types.) Please add the detail and resubmit

are you sure this the model no

CONNER SPECIFICATIONS
CFA540A Specifications

JUMPER SETTINGS SINGLE DRIVE MASTER DRIVE SLAVE DRIVE C AND D JUMPED C AND D JUMPED C AND D NOT JUMPED A/C out when master slave with non-CFA/CFA Conner drives (except CP30254 and CP30344). A/C in with CFA/CFS and all other drives.
CMOS SETTINGS MODEL (CFA SERIES) SIZE CYL HDS SECT WPCOMP LZONE TYPE CFA540A 540 MB 1048 16 63 0 1048 IDE
HARD DRIVE SPECIFICATIONS Formatted Capacity (MB=1,000,000): 540 Cylinders: 2805 Sectors: 75 - 114 Heads: 4 Disks: 2 Buffer Size: 256KB, segmented, adaptive Average Seek: 10.5ms Single Track 3ms Rotation Speed/Avg. Latency 4500 rpm / 6.7ms Transfer Rate to/from. media 3.4-5.82MB/sec Transfer Rate to/from buffer 11.1MB / sec TPI 3258 tracks per inch BPI 63,000 bits per inch Size 1.0" Height x 4.0" Wide x 5.75" Depth Weight 1.16 lbs.
POWER REQUIREMENTS +12 Volts +5 Volts Power Read / Write 170 ma 620 ma 5.1 W Seek 420 ma 590 ma 8.0 W Idle 160 ma 400 ma 3.9 W Standby 0.0 ma 350 ma 1.8 W Sleep 0.0 ma 350 ma 1.8 W Spin up (7 seconds) 1200 ma 580 ma N/A

Storage Memory Type: Built-in · CompactFlash Card Type I · SmartMedia Card Built-in Memory Size: 16 MB File Size (High Res.): 0.8 MB (160 images on 128MB card) File Size (Low Res.): 0.16 MB (about 800 images on 128MB card)
128 MB memory card

I suggest you get used to it or upgrade to a newer machine. I have 2 doc 12 and files that took 45 minutes to rip with the XP12 fiery and 20 minutes with the XP12e fiery or about 2 minutes my new equipment

It looks like from error codes that yoi may have a hardware error, or a disk format problem, if this is only burning problem you have on pc and it worked before, then uninstall and reinstall Nero, info gathered from here,
http://www.isobuster.com/help.php?help=305
sense code 5 ASC 2c= 5 / 2C / 00 COMMAND SEQUENCE ERROR
5ASC2700=5 / 27 / 00 WRITE PROTECTED
Please give good rating if this helps you or points you in right direction, thanks

try this site:

http://www.machinetoolhelp.com/Information/Machine_tool_manuals.html?gclid=CL-A7rSol5sCFchL5Qod2WOMnQ

If you have your camera set to take the highest resolution pictures(8 MegaPixel), but save in jpg format, then 3 - 4 MB is a normal size for the image file. There is nothing wrong with your camera.

If you have your camera set to save in RAW format, the image files will not be compressed and MUCH bigger. However you will need software that will be able to manipulate images in RAW format.

Hi,
I generally depends upon the size of the picture that you are storing and the memory card that in the digital frame.
eg 128 MB photo frame ,would store close to 10 pictures at 8 megapixel resolution