How do I hook up my ipad to unit?
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You would need to use a cord from your Ipad to the Ipod connection, or into the AUX jack. Of course, the cord is sold seperately.
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there should be a dock on the top and a input for a regular 3mm jack on the front
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Can't help you here. You will need to configure the device through a LAN port which I do not think an iPad has. You can use a laptop or PC that allow s you mto look at the device's system. My 300 stopped working and is now a paperweight!
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Sorry i missed the part that you need to buy a convertor to USB since IPAD has to USB port
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I have a different iPad than yours. I have the newest iPad with a lightning port. I bought a lightning digital adapter for my mp300 projector to connect to my iPad. I purchased it from amazon for $39.00. The adaptor is an apple product.
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I have an iPad (gen 1) and hook it up all the time with one of the auxiliary inputs and it works fine. You CAN'T use the docking station for the ipad, only an iphone or ipod will work there. So when you use the ipad you don't get any on screen info on your TV like you do when you use the ipod or iphone. The sound is really good and the base is way better than you would believe coming from the small sub. Very nice "all in one" system.
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I don't specifically know what outputs are available on iPad and iPhone nor do I know what cabling options are available, but the projects has 4 different input formats, Pb/Cb, Pc/Cr,Y RCA Jacks,S-Video, XVGA 15 pin computer monitor jacks (what I use) and HDMI. If you can find a cable to get your from your iPod to one of those 4, it will work.
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this unit has a USB plug in running from the back. from there you can hook your lightning cable up to the usb.
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There should be a switch right by charge outlet. You need to change it first thing then pair it like you would a bluetooth by looking for it in the wifi on your iPad wireless settings
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I really don't know how to connect this to the iPad. I do have a MIDI interface for my iPad which I don't really use but That would be the first step. I bought the iRig MIDI interface to use to run sequences off of the iPad into an external sound module but couldn't find an app that would do what I needed.Sorry, this isn't much help but the MIDI interface is a start.
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Make sure the Bluetooth on both devices is on. You should see the keyboard as an option in the Bluetooth menu. Select it and the iPad should ask if you want to connect.
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Plug it into the one with the Blue USB port and 2 lightning symbols. Hope it helps.
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Chezron, go to ipad settings and turn on bluetooth. Then turn on your Divoom and hold down bluetooth button until you hear two beeps. After you two beeps let go of the button and you should see the button flash rapidly. When see it flashing go back to ipad settings and tap the Bluetune-Solo option. Once it connects you will hear Divoom beep and your connected. Hope this helps
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you must use windows this is not apple compatible. i just plugged it in turn the unit on and it will come up
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Hi Julee, I agree with the previous comments. You have to 'pair' the ipad and the keyboard together. Here are some instructions from apple. http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4111
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yes, you just use the original ipad adapter cable to plug into this device.
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if you have a iCloud account you can. if you don't you need to plug in your iPad using USB port. logging in to iTunes to manage your iPad.
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You'll need to charge the keyboard first. Mine came with very little charge. Once you've done that, there's a little switch on the side that's a power switch. Flip it on and then press the connect button. The indicator light should start to flash and that's how you know it's ready to be paired. Then go to settings on your iPad and enable bluetooth if it's not already on. When you see "Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard" come up in the list of devices, click on it and wait for a little window to pop up. The window will ask you to enter the 4-digit code using the keyboard, then hit the enter button on the keyboard. It should then finish the pairing process on it's own. As far as I know it works with all iPads including first generations (though I'm not sure about the mini), so pairing shouldn't be a problem.