Can I use this item with "SANOXY&reg; 6 In1 Hdmi (or 5 in1) Dock Adapter" together to sync data for Lighting devices (ipa4, mini retina) ???
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We never tested it with SANOXY 6 In1 Hdmi (or 5 in1) Dock Adapter,but you have 30 days return policy if it not compatible!
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My wife has an iPod 5 and we use a 30 pin to lightning adaptor on the cradle (which you can get here for $25). It's just like using an older pre-lightening iDevice. No issues whatsoever....
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Yes Larry, the 30 pin to 8 pin adapter will work on the Dexim dual dock, or most any other dock or cable that you have that is the 30 pin. I have used the adapters with the Dexim dock.
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It looks like you can output 2 digital signals and 1 analog signal. For my case, I have 2 DisplayPorts and 1 VGA monitor working when hook up to the dock. When adding another DVI or HDMI monitor separately, it didn't come up at all. It might display a fourth monitor if you could get an adapter that converts USB to DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort.
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Is this the model you own? https://support.apple.com/kb/sp618?locale=en_US If so, your laptop supports Mini Displayport. Thanks!
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The IRig comes with three cables, lighting adapter the 32 pin and the usb. So works with new iOS old iOS and USB to computers.
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It only connects with wall outlet. Would have been perfect if it did both. If like my family has multiple i-devices that sync to home desktop, you could sync multiple devices at once. Also remember that this device predates gen 2 iPad and is of lower amperage and all docks are 32 pin connectors not newer lighting.
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Yes. There isn't much this dock wont work with. They use pretty much the same connector in all their products.
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You can use something like this: http://www.accessorygeeks.com/white-apple-30-pin-to-lightning-port-adapter.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=comparisonshopping&utm_term=&utm_campaign=&utm_content=ADAPT-LIGHTNING&pcrid=19219996495&gclid=CP2xqqu6_LsCFUZqfgodyzoA9Q but the result will be so unwieldy as to be useless. I would recommend against trying to make this work.
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Hi there acdc19: I have the iPhone 4s and this unit is compatible with that sort of connector. I know you didn't ask this, but I love this iHome dock. I use it every day, it is great in my bathroom (away from water) and emits enough light to serve as a nightlight. I would highly recommend it!!
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I dont think so not without an adapter i use an I POD in it has the 30 pin that fits direct to dock when i use my wife's I PAD in it i have to use a 30 pin to lighting adapter i think the I phone 5 has a lightning conection Onkyo now i think has a lightning conection on there new docks But whatever you do i think you can adapt it to the dock Hope i didn't confuse you
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No, because one port is used to connect to the mac, leaving only one port to go out to hdmi via a converter (the only flaw of the dock: no hdmi port)
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Dear Susan, I just tried it and I don't think so. I have this dock driving a 2560x1600 display through the display port. There is an HDMI port left over. Just for you I hooked up a 1080p display through the HDMI. I couldn't get the dock to detect or talk to the HDMI display until I disconnected the display port display. Bottom line, one display, unless you jump through the hoops of the first answer.
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Try clicking "detect displays" in the display settings through the dock settings menu once connected. LED Showtime FAQ re: connecting to Mac on the AAXA site: http://www.aaxatech.com/support/faq/kb012ledpj.php
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Mike,Just get the USB Sync Dock, it's the same but lacking HDMI cable, USB AC adaptor, and Composite cable.Both Docks from HD AV and USB Sync have the exact same dock and Remote Control.Choose wisely for $40 more on HDMI Cable, USB AC adaptor and Composite Video cable.
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it's best to contact, support.apple.com. and then click on learn about Apple universal dock
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if you have an older version with the thirty pin connector then OK. Otherwise you need the adapter from lighting plug to 30 pin plug which is available at Apple