What amp adapter should I use ? I have tried 0.85A and 1.0A and both produce a red flashing light.My iPad adapter @ 2.5A works fine. Is that to much?
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The specs on this device calls for 5V 1.5A power input. As long as the supply you have is also 5V, you can use anything capable of producing at LEAST 1.5A. Charging with a supply greater than 1.5A capacity will not hurt your device. I hope this answers your question. For an analogy, think about car batteries... More Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) will not hurt your car's starter motor. It's more capacity that may never get used.
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the factory adapter that came with mine has an output of 19 volts and 1.0 amp. not sure if increased amperage will hurt anything.
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I am going to try mini iPad USB adapter at Apple store next. Nothing else that I got from Amazon worked. Plan on doing that next week. It looks iffy but it is the only thing left to try, and I have seen little to no info on this. I'll try it in the Apple store first and then let you know if if works ASAP.
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I believe it would work with the 2 amp supply, but Ipads normally want 2.4 amp, so it may charge slower than normal, but it should charge.You will need to purchase the correct adapter. It does not come with the other adapters, only the one for video camera.
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Hi Steve, You'll need to buy converter for the audio jack to the smaller pin 3.5mm adaptor. As for the amp, I use Fiio E12 and it works great for the all rounder to bring up the resolution and the music details. Hope that helps.
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Hi Ryan Any usb device that is 2.4A or less will work. Majority if not all. iPods, iPhones, iPads, smartphones and tablets will charge. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with. RND
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No, I would look for a 2 amp charger. It will say made for iPad on it. This is a 1 amp charger for iPhones and iPods.
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There seems to be some erroneous advise posted here. I thought it advisable to repeat this:I own an iPhone 5s. It does not require a 2.1 amp charger. In fact, it will not charge faster with a charger rated above 1 amp.Also: the Apple Brand charger included in the box with an iPhone 5s purchase is clearly marked "5v, 1.0 amp".Fact: An iPhone will only draw a maximum of 1A of current, no matter the charger.
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I use it with one and an iPad without problems. This is 2.1 amps per port which is more than needed. However, if you are only using phones and no tablets, you are paying for more than you need.
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That depends on the input voltage/amperage and polarity of your speakers. On the back there should be a label with what looks like a little circle with a line coming out of it in another circle. Where're the + and - signs? There should also be a thing that says INPUT: ___ V or mV, ___A. What numbers are by the V and A? However, my kneejerk reaction would be to say no because as soon as I plugged in the adapter I bought it started sparking and immediately stopped working.
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You can use adapter but make sure that the current and voltage both are good for this device.That means you should check the power output of your adapter which must be same or more than the power (Wattage) of this device.
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I don't have any experience with your keyboard, but usually you'll find a sticker near the plug that tells you what voltage and amperage it needs from its adapter. Also, if there's a little diagram that looks kind of like a "C" wrapped around a dot, pay attention to which one is labelled positive and which is negative. If you can get that info, you can just buy an adapter that matches that description and you're in business. Good hunting!
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It will work with the device you want. The device will only draw the necessary amps it needs therefore as long as the adapter has a greater amp rating you are fine. This is NOT true of voltage. Voltage must be exact to work under will not power the device (and perhaps ruin it) and over will defintely damage the device.
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Hello. Joe here from T-Power USA. thanks for the call this morning Jim and bringing the awareness of the issue. I'll contact my supplier about it. We have an exchange guarantee for a new adapter, or refund no problem if there is any problems with your adapter. I will try my best to help.thank youJoe SandovalT-Power USA
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the box states 63 ohms. when plugged into my ipad air, i need to max out volume to get decent loudness. On my Aune T1 amp/dac I have the gain set to 10gb and volume sits between 7-10 o'clock, which is moderate-loud volume for me.
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That guy is actually wrong, using a 3.5mm connector will send analog out and it'll only be using the amp function of this.To use the dac and charging functions with an ipad air you need to do iPad air -> Apple Camera Connector Kit -> Usb A Male to Micro Usb -> E18
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The output is 5 volts and 12 amps, the output for my iPad mini charger is 5.1 volts and 2.1amps. I have no issues charging my iPad mini, wifi puck iPhone, and the wife's stuff at the same time. I do not see a full size iPad being an issue for this power hub.