Sony Mead-Sd02 Sd Card Adapter For Xdcam Ex

Sony Mead-sd02 Sd Card Adapter For Xdcam Ex

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The Sony MEAD-SD02 SD Card Adapter for XDCAM EXfrom Sony MEAD-SD02 SD Card Adapter for XDCAM EXenables the use of a Class 10 SDHC/SDXC memory card, including UHS-1, in the ExpressCard slot of XDCAM EX equipment, such as camcorders and recording decks. It will also work with other ExpressCard compatible hardware, such as Windows and Mac computers and storage drives.

Although the SxS PRO and SxS-1 cards intended for the memory slots in XDCAM models offer higher performance, SDHC and SDXC cards are more readily available in a pinch when additional memory is required. This adapter, which is the same size as an SxS memory card, provides a viable solution in this type of situation.

Please note that use of the slow motion recording function is not recommended, due to the speed limitations of SD cards. XDCAM EX hardware may require a firmware upgrade in order to support the use of the adapter.

Use SDHC/SDXC Cards in XDCAM Equipment Works with ExpressCard-Compatible PC/Mac

Physical
Interface	ExpressCard/34
Operating Temperature	32 to 140°F (0 to 60°C)
Operating Humidity	20-90% non-condensing
System Requirements	Windows XP SP 2, Vista or 7 Mac OS X v10.4.9 or later
Dimensions	1.38 x 0.20 x 2.96" (3.4 × 0.5 × 7.5 cm)
Weight	Approx. 0.7 oz (20 g) without SD card
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.25 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6 x 4.8 x 1"

Including but not necessarily limited to the following:

SDHC-compatible devices (operation not guaranteed with SDXC):

Cameras:

PMW-EX1 (ver 1.20 or later), PMW-EX1R (ver 1.10 or later), PMW-EX3 (ver 1.10 or later), PMW-350 (ver 1.10 or later), PMW-F3, PMW-100, PMW-150, PMW-200, PMW-300, PMW-10MD (ver 1.10 or later)

Other hardware:

PMW-EX30 Recording Deck (ver 1.20 or later)

Not compatible with SBAC-US10

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use CFexpressA card on this adapter for Z280?

A: Unfortunately MEAD-SD02 is not compatible with CFExpress Typ A.

Q: 2. Will the magnetic base damage my computer?

A: This item does not have a magnetic base.

Q: 3. Will this adapter work with a PXW-Z100?

A: From everything that I've seen... No.

Q: 4. Is it Hyundai? Like real Hyundai? Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai???

A: Yes, the company is Hyundai. And they make the Hyundai 128GB UHS-I microSDXC Memory Card with SD Adapter. Hundai is into many industries from automotive to construction, shipbuilding, steel and technology.

Q: 5. I know it isn't officially supported, but has anyone gotten this to work with the Sony F5?

A: We have not successfully tested the Sony MEAD-SD02 SDHC/SDXC Card Adapter with the Sony F5. Supported devices are: PMW-EX1, PMW-EX30: Ver1.20 or later PMW-EX3, PMW-10MD: Ver1.10 or later PMW-EX1R, PMW-350: Ver1.10 or later PMW-F3, PMW-100, PMW-150, PMW-200

Q: 6. Will this adapter work with a 128gb sdxc cards with the camcorder Sony pxw-x160 please help? Format Long 50!

A: Yes, the SD card adapter will work with 128GB SDXC cards.

Q: 7. Is it compatible with SDXC I (Previous generation)?

A: Yes it is. Works well.

Q: 8. 128 GB sd card is supported?

A: It is possible that a 128gb card will work in this adapter, however this will depend on the camera you are using. Feel free to email us directly at provideo@bhphoto.com for additional assistance with this question.

Q: 9. Will a 4gb transcend mirco sd card adapter work for a android device!?.

A: Yes this should work for media storage on an android device.

Q: 10. Does the reader have a push-to-eject mechanism like those card slots in cameras?

A: Sony UHS-II SD Memory Card Reader does not have a push ejection button. You just need to eject the card on your PC/MAC and pull the card or card reader out.

Max	09/09/2024
[6 x 4.8 x 1"] Use for reality shoots with EX3/EX1. Great alternative to pricey and annoyingly proprietary SxS media. Use with SanDisk Extreme SDHC 32GB cards. Never had any problems with this gear. 5

Daniel	21/08/2024
[ExpressCard/34] Sony MEAD-SD02 SDHC/SDXC Card Adapter for XDCAM Camcorders when you dont need the high data rate like basic hd projects. 5

James	16/08/2024
[0.25 lb] I got this with my PXW-X160 I was very skeptical at first. Back in the day I lost a job shooting on and adapter and SD card with my EX1. They seem to have fixed those problems. Others have written you don't get the higher codecs but that's only if you use SDHC cards to get the full range you need to use SDXC card U3 II. Two things 1 buy a second adapter so you can span card to card in MXF mode. SxS card to Adapter will not hot swap and you can't just change slots you need to stop recording and unload the card then load the SxS. 2. I would make sure you buy the newest cards and forget the SDHC cards all together because the camera will not allow you to record higher then avchd to those cards. I recommend this adapter to anyone that needs 128 gig SXS card but can't afford the Sony version. 5

James	21/07/2024
[ExpressCard/34] I got this with my PXW-X160 I was very skeptical at first. Back in the day I lost a job shooting on and adapter and SD card with my EX1. They seem to have fixed those problems. Others have written you don't get the higher codecs but that's only if you use SDHC cards to get the full range you need to use SDXC card U3 II. Two things 1 buy a second adapter so you can span card to card in MXF mode. SxS card to Adapter will not hot swap and you can't just change slots you need to stop recording and unload the card then load the SxS. 2. I would make sure you buy the newest cards and forget the SDHC cards all together because the camera will not allow you to record higher then avchd to those cards. I recommend this adapter to anyone that needs 128 gig SXS card but can't afford the Sony version. 5

William	04/07/2024
[6 x 4.8 x 1"] My first one was destroyed by an incompetent media manager. Great device allows me to use cards in both my FS7M2 and F5 5

Peter	13/05/2024
[6 x 4.8 x 1"] We have a few SxS cards from our previous cameras but with our new x320s shooting at a high bit rate, we needed more storage space and more cards. We have some 3rd party SD card converters from e-films but they would not allow us to record at greater than 35mbps. There was a lot of disagreement in reviews on various sites about whether this card would support higher bit rates. The Sony instruction manual even implies it will not. I decided to get one to test, and it does work with all codecs on the X320 including the 100mbps XAVC codec. My testing was with with SanDisk Extreme PRO 64GB SDXC cards. To get the higher bit-rate codecs it needs to be formatted exFAT 5