I have a Samsung Galaxy tab 10.1 GT_P7510 I am looking for an adapter to hook up to an overhead projector
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I bought this adapter for my wife to use in her school room (high school). Between her SG tab 10.1 and a large screen tv - HDMI input...at first I could not get it to work and then remembered something about the order of hookup...power must be applied to the adapter first...once I did that it worked great and have no problems with it...if your overhead projector has an HMDI input, it should work as well...
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This adapter works with all HDMI hook ups if the projector has a HDMI your good to go hope this helps
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I have not been able to get my windows 8 tablet which is at 1366x768 to go from the HDMI signal to VGA input on a projector or monitor. I tried 3 different projectors and one monitor. I have had no success with it.
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A VGA adapter is included so it should be able to do it IF the Tablet has a USB port, NOT HDMI. You would have to connect the USB exit on your Tablet to the Plugable UGA 2K, and then the VGA adapter to the DMI output on the Plugable. The VGA would then be connected to the projector.
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I read somewhere that the Galaxy tab 2 10.1 doesn,t have enough power for HDTV. So I purchased a Belkin Galaxy TabletCharger Kit from Amazon. You can look it up on the Belkin website for more detailed description of the product.
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I have no idea. It works with my Samsung Tablet 10.1. There are different adaptors you can use.
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We had a Samsung Tab 10.1 Model GTP7510MA and the cable was just BAD. It was identical to the replacement I later purchased at a retail store with a yellow sign and it worked just fine. The Samsung cable from Amazon was the same but by the time I figured out a brand new cable was defective as opposed to a bad battery, it was a few days past when I could return it under Amazon/seller policy. So I ate the cost and moved on. I am sorry I do not know you SCH-1800 model number.
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Your Acer Aspire 10 tablet has a micro HDMI video output port. If your projector has a VGA input, this is what you need. The mini HDMI is larger than the micro HDMI but smaller than the standard HDMI.
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There is a mini HDMI output port on the tablet. You will need a cord with a male mini HDMI plug on it or buy an adapter for it to accept a standard size plug.
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I had zero success making it work on any adapter aside from the standard display port. The one I bought is a really pretty paper weight, but i wish you luck!
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A standard monitor cable will work. May need one end to be female and the other end to be male. Search for projector cable and it should come up.
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Spoke with a Samsung support person today who seemed very knowledgeable. He says we need the Samsung Galaxy Tab HDTV adapter, part number EPL-3PHPEG. It has ports for the Samsung power cable connector and standard size HDMI cable. He claims it's compatible with the Tab 10.1, 8.9, and 7+. You can use it in conjunction with the multimedia dock, but you don't need the dock which apparently is just a very expensive stand to hold the tablet upright (has the same ports as the tablet itself). Will let you know more after my adapter arrives and I give it a spin.
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Yes it should, you'll need a vga adaptor if your tablet doesn't have a vga output. But this will take the display from a device, then clone it twice one for each end.
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The only adapters that I have seen are expensive active adapters. There are USB to Displayport adapters for just under $100.
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I hooked up a laptop to input 1, and my projector saw it fine but when I hooked up an ipad to a vga adapter the projector did not see the signal. It may be a resolution issue with ipads but laptops work fine
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You get an adapter like this one > http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008FO7PQA/ref=pe_385040_30332190_TE_3p_M3T1_ST1_dp_1
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This adapter only support HDMI Input(the mini HDMI input interface) to VGA Output (VGA signal Output interface),it can not get the audio from tablet.
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Mine did not work at all. My tablet was brand new and thought something was wrong with it, It turns out the adapter didn't work. I wound up getting a micro HDMI cable instead of the adapter. The connectors are kinda flimsy and havind the weight of a full size HDMI on it seemed to put undue stress on the connector. If your device has a micro HDMI port an adapter such as this should work.