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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You'll need an adaptor to plug it directly into the unit, but airplay works so I've never had to plug mine in.
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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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If you hold down the power button on the Charge until you hear a sonar type of alert and on the iPad you should see the charge on the Bluetooth menu, tap to connect and it should connect.
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Hey,I have the SHOWWX and there is no app to connect them. The iPad will play through the SHOWWX on its own as if it were playing to a TV. Just make sure you have TV out enabled in the settings. Also, when connected to SHOWWX, you can hit the home button twice, swipe the multitasking from left to right, you will see an icon for playback tap on it and make sure it is on "dock".Ben
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You can use the cord that came with your iPod Classic and connect the cord to the iPad outlet that's located on top of the unit.
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To pair the iFit-3BT speaker to your iPad via Bluetooth, please first turn Bluetooth on, on your iPad. As soon as you turn on the iFit-3BT, it will go into pairing mode. Scan for devices on your iPad and you should see the iFit-3BT show up on the list of available Bluetooth devices. Tap on the iFit-3BT name on the list and it should connect. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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just plug the standard usb "A" end of the cable into the front panel connector. same cable you use to sync to your computer. you then select the source with a button on the front. then use your ipad to select what to listen to. works great. will not charge the ipad though.
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I have a usb port on my laptop that I use a rca to usb adapter with. Theres a how to use usb on the Ipad online. Hope this helps
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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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Apple Support Community has links to driver for your iPad...https://discussions.apple.com/thread/484359?start=0&tstart;=0
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Yes, the iPad can be connected via the rca jacks if that's what your old tv has. I use this particular item to connect to tvs with RCA jacks or HDMI ports. Most older tvs only have one audio in so i only connect one of the audio rca plugs to get the audio. You can also use a splitter to connect both audio plugs to a single RCA jack but that is not required.
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To hook your iPad up to an external display (i.e. a television) you will need both an HDMI cable AND the Apple digital AV adapter.
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I have been using it with my Apple TV unit since I purchased it. There is no set up required, plug in your units and plug the unit in. That's it!
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I never tried hooking it up to an iPad, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. I think you would need a lightning to HDMI adapter. I don't think you can just plug it into the usb slot.
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You need a specific cable to interface with the iPad. This cable was discontinued.
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Plug-in the VicTsing cable into the HDMI port on your TV, with your TV remote change the TV video source to HDMI. Connect the other end of the VicTsing cable to the iPad and you should be seeing what's in your iPad screen on TV.