Sonilco
Sonilco SD to CF Compact Flash Card Reader Adapter Type I Converter
An SD-to-CF Type I adapter that supports UDMA6 and Wi-Fi SD cards up to 2 TB capacity
- TypeSD to CF Adapter
- InterfaceCompact Flash
- SD-to-CF adapter enables high-speed transfer with near-zero loss
- Supports CF true IDE, memory and I/O modes for broad device compatibility
- Works with Wi-Fi SD cards when camera auto-off timing is adjusted
- Compact 43 mm × 36 mm × 3.3 mm form factor weighs only 15 g
- Compatible with Windows 2000 through Vista and Mac OS 10.4+
SD to CF Adapter for Legacy Devices
This adapter lets you use SD and SDHC cards in equipment that only accepts CompactFlash Type I media. It connects directly to a CF slot and supports UDMA6 for high-speed data transfer with minimal performance loss. The unit works with Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Mac OS 10.4 or later.
Photographers with CF-only cameras
The converter suits photographers who want to keep using older CF-only cameras while switching to widely available SD cards. It also supports Wi-Fi enabled SD cards for wireless transfer when camera power settings allow enough time. Users needing CF Type II thickness or microSD support should look elsewhere.
Maximum 2 TB capacity with SDHC support
The adapter accepts SD and SDHC cards up to a maximum of 2 TB. It operates in true IDE, memory and I/O modes for broad device compatibility. No memory card is included with the adapter.
Highlights
- SD-to-CF adapter enables high-speed transfer with near-zero loss
- Supports CF true IDE, memory and I/O modes for broad device compatibility
- Works with Wi-Fi SD cards when camera auto-off timing is adjusted
- Compact 43 mm × 36 mm × 3.3 mm form factor weighs only 15 g
- Compatible with Windows 2000 through Vista and Mac OS 10.4+
Specifications
| Type | SD to CF Adapter |
|---|---|
| Interface | Compact Flash |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Sonilco SD to CF adapter and what step do people often miss?
Insert your SD or SDHC card into the adapter first, then insert the adapter into the CF socket of your device; the step often missed is adjusting the camera's Auto Power Off timer so a Wi-Fi SD card has enough time to finish its wireless transfer.
What maintenance or replacement will this adapter need later?
The passive adapter has no moving parts or firmware, so it requires no scheduled maintenance; replacement is only needed if the 43 mm by 36 mm housing or the CF connector pins suffer physical damage.
What limit appears first during sustained use with a Wi-Fi SD card?
The camera's Auto Power Off setting is the first limit — if the timer is too short it cuts power before the Wi-Fi SD card can complete its wireless transfer, halting the sustained operation.
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