Toshiba Gigashot A Series - Manual (Page 33)

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Hard Disk Camera GSC-A100FE/GSC-A40FE
Removing an SD Card
Push the card into the slot once so that it springs out slightly. Then slowly
pull it out of the slot.
About SD Memory Cards
Notes on Using SD Cards
SD cards contain built-in nonvolatile semiconductor memory. Recorded
data is not generally corrupted (or erased) during normal use, but
misuse can result in data corruption (loss).Toshiba accepts no liability
whatsoever for any damages or loss arising from the corruption (loss) of
data stored on SD cards, regardless of the details or cause.
Because part of the memory on an SD card is used as a management
area for features such as the copyright protection function, the actual
memory available is slightly less than the displayed amount. The actual
available memory varies depending on the SD card manufacturer and
the card type.
Always format SD cards in the camera. Formatting an SD card on
another device (such as a PC) can cause problems that may prevent
data being written to or read from the card.
You should always make backup copies of important data.
SD cards have a limited operating life. If you are no longer able to
record or erase images on an SD card that has been used for a long
period, you should purchase a new SD card.
Take care to ensure that SD cards are not accidentally swallowed by
small children. This could cause suffocation.
This camera conforms to SD standard version 2.0.
IMPORTANT
Never remove an SD card while images are being saved to the card
(while the MEDIA LED is blinking). Doing so could corrupt the data on
the SD card or damage the SD card itself.
The first time you use an SD card, or when using an SD card that has
been used on another device, always format the card in the camera
before recording.
This camera does not support the MultiMediaCardTM format.