Lance Librandi
November 18th, 2013, 05:24 PM
Hi I have a Delkin UDMA 64gb card that's is just over 2 years old and it will no longer format or play the contents on the Nanoflash rev 1.6.248.
When the card is inserted into the Nanoflash I get "DMA RD(1): Err=0004" message.
If I try to format the card the format process goes ahead but seems to hang and at then I get
"Insert (1): 97,0004 message.
Any insight would be appericated.
Thanks
Lance
Chris Medico
November 18th, 2013, 05:39 PM
Have you tried to read it with your computer?
Look in the slot of the recorder and make sure one of the pins isn't bent.
Lance Librandi
November 18th, 2013, 08:04 PM
I can read and transfer the contents. I also out of desperation attempted to format the card in fat32 but windows 7 report I/O error and nothing happens. I also tried to clean, partition and format the card from the CMD without success.
l have never seen this with a card where you can still read the contents of the card but not format the card, almost like it's been write inhibited.
I wonder if it's a control chip problem on the card that's failed.
Thanks
Dan Keaton
November 18th, 2013, 09:33 PM
Dear Lance,
First, I would take a bright flashlight and check for bent pins in the nanoFlash.
Please check both slots.
The DMA error message indicates that we cannot perform a high speed (Direct Memory Access) Read from the CompactFlash card.
Do other cards format ok?
Lance Librandi
November 21st, 2013, 03:59 PM
Dear Dan,
I have managed to get the Nanoflash under a microscope and all pins in slot 1 and 2 are not bent, I also examined the connection socket of the Delkin card in case there may be any foreign debris and all sockets are clear. Mechanically both card and Nano flash are clear, I can also format other CF cards in both slots of the Nanoflash with no problems. I now know the card is now stuffed but it would have been nice to know what or why this has occurred. I will now have to put Delkin and Gmonster cards into the same do not buy category as both have now exhibited unexplained errors.
Dan Keaton
November 23rd, 2013, 12:51 AM
Dear Lance,
I will discuss this with Delkin.
Which type/speed of card were you using?
Lance Librandi
November 26th, 2013, 02:36 PM
Thanks Dan the card in question is a Delkin CompactFlash Pro UDMA 64gb 420x 63MB/s card.
Dan Keaton
November 26th, 2013, 03:23 PM
Dear Lance,
I have notified our Delkin representative.
Respectfully,
Dan Keaton
November 26th, 2013, 04:20 PM
Dear Lance,
I have notified our Delkin Representative, Scott Clark.
He has registered for this forum, and is awaiting approval to post a reply.
He told me:
"It seems this card has been corrupted and needs to be replaced."
Delkin stands behind their products.
Respectfully,