What is the output of a smart card reader and  in what format will the data is read?
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i'm not 100% sure of what your asking, but the data format will be whatever filesystem the media is formatted for, be it FAT16 (palmtop organizers' media cards generally) FAT32 (most camera cards & thumb drives and the like, some iPods depending on how it is setup) HFS+ (Mac and other iPods) or whatever, those are just the most common these days, but there are about 100 different filesystem formats.  As far as what the card reader outputs it will be compliant with the USB mass storage device driver which is built into the OS.  but i'm not sure if this is the type of card reader you're referring to
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If your computer has a card reader built in, then the adapter goes in the SD port. \nIf your computer dosen't have a built in card reader, then you need to buy an external USB card reader.
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Basic Input Output System..\ncheck out on google...or..followinglink
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If this is a regular memory card (flash-based), it's not possible to retrieve information from a formatted card, I'm afraid.\n\nIf your card is harddrive-based, it could be possible to restore the information. However, this would involve submitting your device to a company like IBAS (http://www.ibas.com/), who specializes in recovering data from harddrives. \nThis will cost you, though. A lot.
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if you are hooked up usb running the software it came with there should be an option in the software to format the card installed in the player so you can send your files to it
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Check the jumper settings on the motherboard. They may not be set to read the added memory cards. You should have a diagram of the motherboard printed with the paperwork you got with the computer.
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Universal Serial Bus\nyou can easily get more information here\nthanks
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Is the SD card formatted? Are you reading a different card each time (when you say 'when ever'). If no cards read on the SD reader, perhaps the reader is bad.\n\nIf it is just one card, you might to reformat the card.
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Well,\n\n---->Use a little piece of Scotch tape to hold the switch in place while I inserted the card into the reader. Works perfect now. \n\n-------->To things called WRITE_PROT that lead me to believe that there is a software toggle inside the chip. Here are some lines from one .PDF file I found: CMD28 SET_WRITE_PROT Optional CMD29 CLR_WRITE_PROT Optional CMD30 SEND_WRITE_PROT Optional
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check here... http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic23655.html\n\nYou should be very careful not to burn your card out.  COuld be a very costly experiment if you're not careful and know what you're oding.
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ATA (IDE EIDE), SCSI, SATA\n\nThe link at wiki will give you more.
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They are stored in a password file and they are encrypted, you won't be able to see what the file contents. It is not in a human readable form.
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Here is a handy link from HowStuffWorks about hard drives which are the main source that data is read from and written to. http://computer.howstuffworks.com/hard-disk.htm
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Please specify the PCI card's name and model.\n\n(Written on the card usually)
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well if your printer is got a card reader, you just have to place the card on the sd card slot, then if your printer is connected to your computer , the computer should read the card automatically without pressing anything, if this doesnt work you shoul plug your camera to your computer then the wizard will telll you what to do,
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When you move the card through the reader pulses of current (not voltage) are generated in the coil(s) which reads your card (the Faraday effect).  The more quickly the card moves through the reader, the higher amplitude current is generated.  If you move the card too slow, the current generated is too small, and then the electronics attached to the read coil(s) cannot see a signal large enough to be detected as pulses which are interpreted as the 1's and 0's of the data on your card.\nTry the first link below and move the magnet slowly and quickly and observe what the difference is on the meter.
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you need a card tv card that has a svideo output.