works wirelessly with iPhone/iPad out of box? So, would I need to purchase the transmitter or not?
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The Creative D200 will work out of the box with your iPhone / iPad - if your device has A2DP bluetooth connectivity. The transmitter is for devices which do not support this bluetooth profile. iPhones / iPads received A2DP support with the iPhone OS 3.0 update, so you should have no issues connecting to this speaker.
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sync with an iPad? If you mean play via AirPlay, you'll need a receiver that's capable. but yes, that's what I do.
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Jim--No, it's not a kit and pretty much works right out of the box. Some want to attach a different antenna to the transmitter and they often get the type of connector wrong. By the way, the unit works just fine with the included antenna.
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You can plug it in via alternate input sources, but it won't be wireless. If you don't use a source that streams Airplay, you will have to physically connect it with a cable.
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Absolutely works with any device that is WiFi capable....I use it for my iPad.
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No, it is not possible this is a transmitter at all. It is a receiver. I fell for the same comments when I selected to purchase this device. I received it and it didn't do either, so I contacted the seller about it not transmitting or receiving and the seller told me it's only a receiver and not a transmitter. Those claiming it's a transmitter are making comments about the wrong device or a similar device used to transmit and now only receives or they received the wrong device or they're simply wrong. This is not a transmitter. And, frankly, it's not that great of a receiver for the price. After receiving my replacement, I tried it out and then gave it away, because I found a better one for around $2.50.
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no. I think you'll need a high end model (if it exists). This model is not even wireless.
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No, I have the A100 as well and that one requires a remote with a wire. It doesn't have a wireless option.
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From my understanding it will not hook up directly to your iPad. You would need to use a computer like a laptop to send the WiFi signal to it but that however requires separate software altogether. So not it will not by itself.
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As it has worked for me, I just plug in the cable and it works - your service provider has no control (and therefore cannot charge extra) over how you use the internet connection that you are already paying for. I found it to work seamlessly (used it mostly while travelling; in hotels where they have an internet connection/cable in the room but no wireless - yes there are many places like that in the world) with my tablet, iPad and phone.
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I didn't have this one set-up for WiFi but just set it up and printed from my iPhone so I'm sure it will print from your iPad.
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You can hook up the transmitter to the back of you receiver (to an audio output) OR you can plug your iPad directly in to the speaker.
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Thank you for the response! Absolutely correct, feed it a wireless signal and you are good to go!
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No transmitter is needed. It connects to my phone or computer easily via Bluetooth. It's a very nice speaker set.
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1) I do NOT see they have taken the device to the WiFi certification org (no logo), that is about as close as you could get to "compatible to any device"2) However, I have it working with a iPhone 5, iPad 2, and a couple different lap tops.3) From a signal level, I was able to use going through no fewer than 6 walls and 30-40 feet
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If you want to do it wirelessly you'll need a receiver for your transmitter and it will work. As for the wired connection, if your transmitter has a 1/8" trainer plug it should work.
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Yes, works very well with iPad, iMac and iPhone. All are on my LAN and no problems connecting them all. Use the web interface to configure the router, save set up as a file and download firmware upgrades. Very nice router with good transmission even though there are no external antenna.