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5 Insert the Memory Card The D1 digital camera uses compact flash-memory cards to record photographs and other information. Before taking photographs, you will need to insert a memory card in the camera's card slot. 5.1 Open the card slot After making sure the camera is off, open the door covering the cardslot cover release button (1) and press the card-slot cover release button (2) to open the card slot (3). 5.2 Insert the memory card, fold the eject button over, and close the cover A B Insert the memory card in the slot (A), being sure that the card terminals are fully inserted in the connector at the back of the slot. The card should be inserted facing the vCARD label next to the card slot. ✔ Important: Do not attempt to insert the card upside down or backwards. Do not use force when inserting the card. Either action could damage your camera. Fold the eject button over and close the cover (B). If the button is not folded over when the cover is closed, closing the door may partially eject the card, causing errors in recording photographs or during playback. Note The following CompactFlash memory cards have been tested and approved for use in the D1: • Nikon EC-CF CompactFlash memory cards • SanDisk Corporation SDCFB-4/8/15/30/40/48/64/96 CompactFlash memory cards Operation is not guaranteed with other cards. IBM microdrive cards are not supported. 12 First Steps: Insert the Memory Card

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5
Insert the Memory Card
The D1 digital camera uses compact flash-memory cards to record
photographs and other information.
Before taking photographs, you
will need to insert a memory card in the camera’s card slot.
5
.1
Open the card slot
After making sure the camera is off, open the door covering the card-
slot cover release button (1) and press the card-slot cover release
button (2) to open the card slot (3).
5
.2
Insert the memory card, fold the eject button over,
and close the cover
A
B
Insert the memory card in the slot (A), being sure that the card terminals
are fully inserted in the connector at the back of the slot.
The card
should be inserted facing the
▲
CARD label next to the card slot.
Important:
Do not attempt to insert the card upside down or
backwards.
Do not use force when inserting the card.
Either
action could damage your camera.
Fold the eject button over and close the cover (B).
If the button is not folded
over when the cover is closed, closing the door may partially eject the card,
causing errors in recording photographs or during playback.
First Steps: Insert the Memory Card
Note
The following CompactFlash memory cards have been tested and approved for use
in the D1:
•
Nikon EC-CF CompactFlash memory cards
•
SanDisk Corporation SDCFB-4/8/15/30/40/48/64/96 CompactFlash memory cards
Operation is not guaranteed with other cards.
IBM microdrive cards are not supported.