how do you connect kindle fire to a mouse with a usb connector
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Let me try to answer this as best as I can, if your kindle has a usb slot that should be fine. If not then your mouse should have bluetooth connectivity. As far as the specifics for connecting a mouse to a kindle, I can't tell you because I've never owned one.Though I don't understand your question pertaining to this usb hub, could you please be a bit more specific.
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Fire HDs with Bluetooth do support the use of a mouse and keyboard. But a corded usb mouse will not work.
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to connect mouse or other "client" devices, you need a "OTG" usb hub. in this case, your android device will work in host (or server) mode. this usb hub is not a otg mode hub. try to find something by this keywords "micro-USB to USB OTG Adapter Cable for Amazon Kindle Fire"
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I wish i could help out with this but i dont have a Kindle Fire to try it on. Sorry.
1955414
I don't think it will work with the Kindle. This one has a USB transmitter you plug into a USB port on your computer and communicates that way. Sounds like you need to get a BlueTooth mouse. Thanks
662498
The one I got did not make a good connection with my ASUS MEMO 7. I have another cable that works well with the ASUS but does not work on my daughter's Kindle Fire. To the best of my knowledge, the Kindle Android structure does not support the USB standard and does not work with keyboards or mice. The ASUS does.
807663
I don't know. I bought it with an android tablet---a cheap one from China. The bluetooth blew out from the tablet and I have been unable to use the the mouse. As for the Kindle, I don't have one and I don't know.
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Get a microUSB to female USB adapter cable and a USB mouse. Plug the adapter into the tablet (wide side up) and the USB mouse into the adapter. Then Power on the 4sight tablet. You can manage the tablet completely with the mouse.
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If your Kindle HD has a regular sized HDMI Port, then it would connect. I doubt that your kindle fire has a regular sized HDMI Port though, it probably has a mini HDMI port in which case you probably would need an adapter to hook it up to any HDMI cable, or an HDMI cable with one side mini and one side regular.
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I have connected an Acer Win8 tablet and a Raspberry Pi to my lap dock. You need a set of short cable adapters (1 micro-HDMI and 1 micro-USB). The device will need to have an HDMI port and an USB port to drive the lap dock. Since the Kindle Fire has an internal battery, there would only be a flicker on the screens when you open up the lap dock and the display is tranfered from the Fire to the lap dock. However, when the Raspberry Pi is drawing power from the USB, and the lid is closed, this momentarily disconnects the Pi from power and it reboots each time.
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The Kindle Fire, like all Kindles and almost all tablets and smartphones, does have a USB port that is the same as the charging port. However, the Kindle is programmed to connect to a USB host as a peripheral device, and not to act as a host. The ORIGINAL Kindle Fire (serial number beginning with D01E) will work as a host if you replace Amazon's firmware with a third-party ROM based on Android 4.1 or later, or maybe even 4.0, together with a microUSB OTG adapter. I don't know about any of the Kindles currently being sold by Amazon, however. Information can probably be found on the xda-developers site, but I don't have the time to research it at the moment.
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Yes. Use a hdmi to micro hdmi cable to connect kindle fire. Make sure both ends are male.
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well that's easy there is a little thing attached to the bottom of the mouse that you can take out and plug into a usb port of a laptop, computer and etc.once you do that turn on whatever computer you're using it on and then turn the switch on the bottom of the mouse and it should connect quickly.
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I would think any universal usb cord would work. I'm not too familiar with Kindles, so I'm just guessing.
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*STOCK* Kindle Fires do not accept any USB devices. Notice I said *Stock*Consult Google for how to get around that and you may find that your device is more capable then it appears.
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Hi Kevin. The mouse is connected by USB port. The little USB plug in is provided with the mouse.
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It's a USB reader so if your kindle has a USB port, I suppose it would. I have Kindle touch and it doesn't have a USB port. I don't know anything about Kindle Fires.
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I have an XPERIA tablet and I can't connect the mouse to it. Regarding game playing, I dont know.
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By simply plugging in the adapter into a USB port that comes with the mouse. This adapter is housed on the underside of the mouse. Pull it out and plug it into the laptop or CPU.
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Yes. The only way I can charge my Kindle Fire is by putting something underneath the cord, before it goes on the Kindle. This puts pressure upwards on the cord and makes it work OK. I'm surprised that the Kindle has such a sloppy loose connection where the cord attaches. You would think Amazon knows about it. Why not have a connector like the ones that go into a laptop from the cord. Those never get loose. Just sayin...