On 23/04/02 11:41, "Japecan_at_aol.com" <Japecan_at_aol.com> wrote:
> Laurent,
>
> Thank you for your reply. So 5v/5v for Mp2100 and 5v/12v can read/write
> onto both MP130/MP2100 (compatable). I hope this is correct. Remember still
> on the digest mode. Then you mentioned V1/V2 the ssible difference of Yellow
> and Blue Pretec card too later in digest v2 #321. Thanks for the lead. This
> list is so helpful!!!
Not exactly.
5v/5v:
can read: MP1x0, MP2x00, eMate
can write: MP2x00, eMate
5v/12v:
can read: MP1x0, MP2x00
can write: MP1x0, MP2x00
IIRC, the eMate cannot deal at all with a 5v/12v card, but I'm sure someone
will correct me if I'm wrong...
-Laurent.
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