Pls help about digital camera

Hi
If your SD card is not recognised there are possibilities:
1. The manual - I'l give the link later in case yours is mislaid - only mentions "Micro SD" up to 32Gb. Sometimes these cards can be the SDHC category and these are not always accepted in devices designed for SD only. They look identical so make sure yours doesn't say SDHC.
2. The file format on the card can be significant. It needs to be a format compatible with the phone. If you have no other data on the card, it might be easiest to see if the phone will format it.
3. Of course it might be a faulty card - can you test it elsewhere?
The link for the manual mentioned above is here:
Proscan Media Tablets eBooks ReadersInstructions Manuals Quick Start...
Its about 15th down the list and will download direct to your computer.
With regard to downloading from nand to SD card, is this essential? If you have a micro USB to normal USB, then you should be able to use a computer to take data from the nand. The nand would show up as a drive in "My Computer".
Hope this is helpful, if so would you please register that with Fixya
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The features are:
* MS Windows CE.NNET 5.0
* 4.3 inch Samsung TFT LCD 65K
* Samsung S3C2400 (400MHz) CPU
* High Sensitive GPS Receiver (SiRF III)
* 64MB SDRAM / 64MB Nand Flash
* Rechargeable Li-Polymer Battery
* Multimedia Player / Image Viewer
* Insert SD Card slot support up to 4GB (SD Card Makers Should Be Tested and recommended CNS Marketing)
* Including SD Card 1GB
alextheboss has attached the following file

You may have to large of a sd card. If it;s larger than 1mb then you may want to try using another that is smaller. See if that helps you out! Good-luck!!

I'm working on the premise that you've deleted the photos from your camera memory or memory card.

If you have and used them since, its unlikely that you'll be able to retrieve them, you could have already over written them.

Its unlikely that you've deleted to your recycle bin, thats on your PC, usually already on your desktop. Camera's normally delete for good.

However, check your pc recycle bin, just double click onto it, it should be on your desk top. Once open you can choose to restore deleted files.

There are 2 file recovery programmes available for free from "filehippo.com" called "recuva" and "PC Inspector File Recovery 4.0". Download and install either of these onto your pc and recover from you camera memory to your pc (just create a folder on you desktop".

Good luck.

I just fixed a friends Pentax Optio S4i.
You want to extract this file.
File name : O4IE101W.EXE
Format your SD card in my computer. Open the O4IE101W.EXE on your desktop. It makes the file fwdc124p.bin. Put the fwdc124p.bin on the SD card.
I did save this file on the flash card.

Then I fully charged the battery (I got this from the Pentax site)
I opened the "secret menu" by pressing the MENU-FLASH and the POWER button at the same time.
Once menu opened, I pressed the FOCUS twice then (FLOWER, MOUNTAIN, MF) symbol twice after this two toggles to the right with the OK button.
Then press the MENU button once again.
So the menu screen open now.
Down toggle of the OK button, go to ROM UPDATE then go down to "SYSTEM INITIAL" and press OK. Press another OK to re-initialize your camera.
Once this has been done, turn your camera off.

Turn camera on again opening your camera with the MENU+Power ON procedure...finally this should be posting "Complete" after the "Loading"
When it shows Complete, turn camera off.

You are finished and your camera should be ready to work again.

At least this is how I fixed my friends A90 error message.

The firm ware is here:
http://www.pentaximaging.com/support/manuals-and-literature/
navigate to your camera

...Actually it probably says error code 020000...flash test.
Other error codes: 6 digits in codes:
left to right digits;
1- Battery Test 0= Pass; 1= Fail ( batteries have to be good and in place even if using power supply (100000)
2=Flash Test/ Flash Charging 0=Pass; 1= Fail (020000)
3= IR Sensor Test 0= Pass; 3= Fail (003000)
4= Camera Mod Test 0= Pass; 4= Fail (000400)
5= Memory Test 0= Memory o.k. or no sd card; (000000) 5= Memory Full (000050) 6= SD card locked (000060) 7= SD card damaged (000070) 8= Comms Error (000080)
6= Clock Test 0= Pass; 9= Fail (000009)
ALL SYSTEMS OK= 000000, GOOD

WHEN PERFORMING THESE TESTS, FOR THE FLASH TO TEST OK YOU HAVE TO COVER LIGHT SENSORS small glass items each side of lens.If you still have error, install good batteries, power on, drop batteries out, turn unit off, reinstall batteries and turn on again....if all this, you still have error, you probably have bad flash unit.

You need to switch the camera over to saving pics directly onto the SD card.

1: Menu, Cam settings, Chose AUTO or SD card option Press OK

Note if the SD card isn't in the camera or is unreadable the camera will automaticly go back to saving on the internal memory.

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your card is not formatted! use a computer to do that.

pls download it free from the link below

http://pdf.crse.com/manuals/2319497111.pdf

go to samsungplay.com and download the firmware for the yp-p2LAB witht hat it will update images and everything else