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What are the labels for that came with my SmartMedia card?
What does "ID" mean ?
My SmartMedia card does not work in my reader. Why ?

Q: What are the labels for that came with my SmartMedia card?
A: Usually SmartMedia cards should be delivered with a title label and a few silver circular stickers. Use of the title label is optional; to help you remember what is on the card. The silver circular stickers are used to stop accidental erasure/overwriting of the card (similar to the switch found on a floppy disk). On the front of the Smartmedia card is a circular indentation. Apply a silver circular sticker to the centre of this indentation if you want to write protect the card. Simply remove the sticker if you need to write to the card again.

Q: What does "ID" mean ?
A: The "ID" fuction is used for protection of data, normally MP3 files. It is used to stop copying of copyright data. All current SmartMedia cards from 16MB to 128MB are "ID" compliant. For most uses such as taking images with Digital Cameras the "ID" fuction is not used. MP3 players will normally require SmartMedia with the "ID" function

Q: My SmartMedia card does not work in my reader. Why ?
A: A common problem is that the card is placed upside down. Refer to your user manual.

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