The e-LCR is the culmination of our research in how to improve the original MxR.

We removed the push in / push out mechanism, and replaced it with a semi permanent locking mechanism, that allows the user to insert the card, but only remove it by a determined effort.

We looked at permanently locking the card inside the casing, but believed that gave our users no choice at all. Why not give the user the choice in changing or updating the SDHC card in the future, with the security of a no-goof lock?

We also took the opportunity to reverse the SDHC insertion mechanism, so we could see the memory card face up as it went in.

By revising the PCB we are now able to provide full support for the Sandisk Ultra II 32GB, which joins the Transcend 32GB as being the new standard in recording for the EX-series camera, offering up to 2 hours of recording.

We also replaced the casing, which allows us to have a face label, and a reverse label. Each e-LCR comes with a sheet with 10 labels which have preprinted date and description fields, so that users can record what is on the card, and when full remove the label and replace.

We think that the e-LCR represents an exciting step forward in media recording for the EX series cameras. With the revision of the PCB we are well prepared for larger SDHC sizes in the future.

Key Features

• The e-LCR Express Card Reader has been specifically designed by Video Professionals to accommodate SD/SDHC cards for HD acquisition and is fully compatible with Sony EX1/EX3 cameras.

• The e-LCR Express Card Reader has the same physical footprint of other SxS media therefore giving you 100% compatibility with camera memory bay doors. It uses a push-in/push-out mechanism where the whole SD card is enclosed in the reader and works with memory cards from most of the popular manufacturer’s, including Sandisk, Transcend and Kingston.

• The "e-LCR" is capable of recording 1920x1080 35Mb/s HD in the same way as SxS cards. Producers can now complete several days of shooting and download when they return to the studio eliminating the need to take a laptop into the field.

• The "e-LCR" has largely decreased the cost per hour of footage to between 1/6th and 1/8th of SxS. The "MxR" card adapter was specifically designed and engineered as a low-cost alternative to SxS card acquisition without compromising any of its capabilities

Key Features
• Compliant with Express Card™ USB 2.0 standard
• Suitable for desktop/laptop with Express Card™ /34 slot
• Allows smaller and thinner mobile systems
• Ideal for small form factor and sealed systems
• Compatible for both desktop & mobile device
• Rugged and reliable stainless steel cover
• Australian designed, Australian Support
• Rugged design, built to last
• 1 Year Warranty

Please note: You can happily overcrank up to 720p/48 fps, but will not work at 720p/50-60 fps. The overcrank limitation is not from either the e-LCR or the SDHC cards, but is rather the result of the Sony's USB 2 implementation on their cameras. This Express Card Reader is specifically designed to accommodate SD/SDHC cards only. It uses a push-in/push-out mechanism where the whole SD card is enclosed in the reader. It has been tested to work with the upto 32GB Ultra II Sandisk, 16GB and 32GB Class 6 Transcend card, as well as Kingston 16GB.  We cannot guarantee to be compatible with all brands of cards, as we have only tested these major brands, and some miscellaneous smaller cards

The e-LCR supports all SD formats and all HD formats (1080i and 720P). The e-LCR uses the USB 2.0 protocol to record from the EX1 and EX3 cameras.

Support SDHC without adapter
Interface: Hi-Speed USB
Operation Voltage: +5.0V - +3.0V (+/-5% wide range power supply)

System Environment:
Operating Temprature: 0C -70C
Operating Humidity: 20% - 85%

System Requirements:
Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista and Mac OS 8.6, 9.X, 10.1.2 or above (Driver is needed for 98SE)

Items included:

1x e-LCR Express Card Reader

1x SD 16Gb  Memory card*

1x Plastic Storage Case 

*SD card media brands may vary depending on availablity.

Disclaimer: "Videoguys takes no responsibility for the reliability or data integrity of the SD flash memory supplied as part of the MXR/eLCR. The product is used at the customer’s own risk and Videoguys shall not be liable for any data loss incurred by failure of the SD media supplied"