How do I connect a Kindle Fire HDX to the Lexmark s315 ?
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I'm not sure. I have my connected wirelesly to my HP Pavilion desktop computer. I used the included CD to do this.
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Yes you should be able to just from the aux cord. As for the usb im not intirely sure and if the kindle hdx has bluetooth you could use that also. With this unit it pretty much covers everyway you can hook something up. So yes you can.
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I'm not sure about the plugs on the Kindle Fire HD, but It has Bluetooth, and you can pair the HDMX Jam with any Bluetooth device. It's very easy to pair up, and Jam lets you know when it's connected by a loud brief tone. As Adao stated, it does have a 3.5 mm input jack (labeled AUX IN) that would work as well. I hope this helps.
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Possibly, but I would highly recommend this instead: Micro HDMI (Type D) to HDMI (Type A) Cable For Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 Tablet - 6 Feet (Package include a HandHelditems Sketch Stylus Pen) (NOT COMPATIBLE WITH Kindle Fire HDX 8.9) It's only 5$ and according to the specs of your tablet, I believe it supports HDMI out via a micro D output.
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Only if your Kindle Fire has a standard size HDMI connector, otherwise look on Amazon for an accessory cable. Check the manual as I don't believe they want customers to stream to outside devices. And read the manual
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Dear William, Thank you for your question regarding our Micro HDMI to HDMI cable. We have researched the specs for the Kindle Fire HDX and it does not have a Micro HDMI port. As such, this cable would not be compatible. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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This question is better asked to Kindle Fire, the cable will display what the OS supports.
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I purchased an original Kindle Fire probably about the same time and recently got a new Kindle Fire HDX. It works great on both of them. Hope this helps!
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To transfer data from your computer to the Kindle Fire, you'd just need the USB cable that came with the Kindle. If you have a Mac, you also need the Android File Transfer utility to transfer from your computer to the Fire. It's available on the Kindle site. The Amazon Basics HDMI to Micro HDMI cable will connect your Kindle Fire HD to a television. You can then play Amazon Prime video on your TV set.
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I have no idea because I've never seen a kindle in person. I used this for my iPod touch to connect to external speakers.
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NO!!! My Kindle Fire HDX recognizes the dongle then half way thru connection you get GET_IP_FAIL!! Error on screen. Time after time. The text of the error even overlaps the homescreen. This is junk. I want my money back.
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This is a microsdhc card _reader_. It should work with the sd card in your kindle, if you have one and take it out. You pull it out of the kindle and slide it into the reader, and then pop the reader into a USB port on a computer to transfer files. Generally, when you connect your kindle to your computer, if you have an sd card you should be able to transfer files onto it just with your kindle, computer, and the cord it came with.
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from camera hdmi mini to hdmi to tvsame cable also works for kindle fire to tv.sorry,kindle fire uses hdmi micro to hdmi cable to tv
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Sorry - I can't be of any help; I bought it strictly for use with my Kindle Fire.
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I would say it is not compatible.If you look at Amazon's description of that Kindleat url Kindle Fire - Includes Special Offers (Previous Generation - 2nd)Scroll down to Technical DetailsIt does not list an HDMI port on the Kindle. Without such a port there is no place to plug in an HDMI cable
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Sorry, never connected it to Lexmark. But it shouldn't be a problem even if installation isn't done, as many computers automatically connect. Sorry I couldn't help more.
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Having no experience with the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9, I cannot provide a definitive answer. However, if the aforementioned device has a HDMI port, I would wager on it being compatible. There is generally very little difference between one brand of HDMI cable to another.