How do I hook up my IPad to it?
909862
I have an old Rocketfish cable that I use that works great, Rocketfish iPod Composite/RCA AV Cable - 6 feet-1.8M But you can also get ones that go out to HDMI like Apple Digital AV Adapter (MD098ZM/A) or Lightning Digital AV Adapter for iPhone 5, 5C, 5S, 6, 6 Plus / iPad Retina Display, mini, mini 2, mini 3, Air, Air 2 / iPod touch 5th Generation, 6th Generation . I got the RCA one as I take it with me when I travel and use it to connect to televisions in hotels etc.EDIT: I saw in your comments to another answer that you are only playing Audio, Which I use a cable like Mediabridge 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter (6 Feet) - Step Down Design - (Part# MPC-35-2XRCA-6 ) as there is an SA-CD audio only input that you can use for this purpose. I have an old Rocketfish cable that I use that works great, Rocketfish iPod Composite/RCA AV Cable - 6 feet-1.8M But you can also get ones that go out to HDMI like Apple Digital AV Adapter (MD098ZM/A) or Lightning Digital AV Adapter for iPhone 5, 5C, 5S, 6, 6 Plus / iPad Retina Display, mini, mini 2, mini 3, Air, Air 2 / iPod touch 5th Generation, 6th Generation . I got the RCA one as I take it with me when I travel and... » Read More I have an old Rocketfish cable that I use that works great, Rocketfish iPod Composite/RCA AV Cable - 6 feet-1.8M But you can also get ones that go out to HDMI like Apple Digital AV Adapter (MD098ZM/A) or Lightning Digital AV Adapter for iPhone 5, 5C, 5S, 6, 6 Plus / iPad Retina Display, mini, mini 2, mini 3, Air, Air 2 / iPod touch 5th Generation, 6th Generation . I got the RCA one as I take it with me when I travel and use it to connect to televisions in hotels etc.EDIT: I saw in your comments to another answer that you are only playing Audio, Which I use a cable like Mediabridge 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter (6 Feet) - Step Down Design - (Part# MPC-35-2XRCA-6 ) as there is an SA-CD audio only input that you can use for this purpose. « Show Less
909863
I found a couple of options.... my easiest one is to use ChromeCast (Google Device for $35) but the only problem is that you have limited access as to what you can watch on the bluray player. I believe iPad makes a special connector too but don't quote me on that.
1573146
First turn on the keyboard. Make sure you see the lights turn on. Then Go to settings on your iPad. Find and select Bluetooth. Turn on Bluetooth. let your iPad find the keyboard signal. Once found, select the keyboard option on the iPad then immediately press the Bluetooth button on the keyboard, located next to the on switch.
1735787
There isn't a connect button. It connects to your iPad via Bluetooth. So You'll want to turn the keyboard on via the tiny switch on the right side. Then go to Bluetooth in the settings and the iPad should locate the keyboard. If it doesn't connect easily you may want to charge the keyboard for a while. I didn't need to charge it to connect but I could of just got lucky. Hope that helps!
507623
You will have to go on your tv settings and select a/v . Then on your iPad just select ok give a couple of seconds and it should work, * make sure the a/v colors are match up with your tv's and the #'s as well.
1782232
You'll need a lightning to 30 pin adaptor. That's how I use it with an iPad Air.
930661
Chezron, go to ipad settings and turn on bluetooth. Then turn on your Divoom and hold down bluetooth button until you hear two beeps. After you two beeps let go of the button and you should see the button flash rapidly. When see it flashing go back to ipad settings and tap the Bluetune-Solo option. Once it connects you will hear Divoom beep and your connected. Hope this helps
655874
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.
1754229
I am sorry I don't know on that but my best guess is just use the aux cord in the back and connect all ur systems to a emulator I think it's called and hook ur iPad to that and use it like that my best guess is but I can be wrong so try at ur risk of success or failure have a nice day
1168633
Put the printer on your wireless network. Turn it on. Pick something on your iPad that is printable. Use the bent arrow icon. Pick your printer. Print.
1872081
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.
484258
just turn it on your iPad should see it automatically and you pair the two and away you go!
1002217
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.
730792
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.
131876
Unplug the Sounddock's power cord. Plug it back in and then turn on bluetooth on your iPad.
725240
No. Your IPad needs an adapter to make the cabling work. They are available on Amazon.com
1237172
set it up through bluetooth. Turn on ipad bluetooth to find new devices, and set up the outdoor tech in discoverable mode (very simple, follow instructions on box) and you're set.
7075
if you have a iCloud account you can. if you don't you need to plug in your iPad using USB port. logging in to iTunes to manage your iPad.