Where can you plug in both an ipad and an iphone at the same time? I'm sure it's a stupid question but I have no instructions. Thanks!
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There is a plug-in area both on the back and on the top of the adapter. Therefore you can plug in two AC cords that would come out 90* from each other. Note the plug-in area on the top in the product photograph.
589854
I had 2 adapters. I plugged my ipad in with one and use another one for my hair dryer.
589855
These adapters, for use in Italy, will take two plugs. So you can charge both devices with just one adapter.
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In the video (last "photo" box) he specifically shows how to hook this mic up to an ipad and talks about how the ipad port produces enough juice to power the mic. At least with that iOS device this mic works. Maybe an iphone wont be able to power it up, but the video does not answer that one.
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Am not able to help you. Sorry. My son assisted me in getting my iPad setup. Your question is too technical for me, and he is too busy these days. I can tell you, though, that I do like my iPad and do use it everyday.
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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.
1350884
It has an AUX input. Is that what u mean? Can't figure out why you'd want one though. Best sound ever. Easy to use with my iPad.
1893765
It depends on what you want to do with the iPad. I use my android phone with it, but just on the AUX channel, so I can play with the music I like. I believe you can do the same with an iPad. You just need a male-male cable to plug it in the aux.Also, there is no need of a PC. You can plug your headphones directly to listen while playing.
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As far as I can tell, both ports are the same. We don't have an iPad, but we charged two phones at the same time and both charged. We also charged a Kindle and an Android tablet with no problems.
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We have hooked up iPad and iPhone using either the USB port or 3.5 mm plug ( like ear buds/many headphones.) Am sure iPad mini would be the same. I just hooked up my Mac - thru headphone jack - would not work for me
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No. The base is constructed so that one iPad and one iPhone can be charged at the same time. Another option is that two iPhones could be charged at the same time.
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I can give you no answers. I was never able to hook up the device due to a glitch in my iPad. Sorry. I hope someone else can answer. ):
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You can connect two different devices at the same time, and charge both. It will "rescan" each time you switch input devices on the head unit. You can only play one at a time as a source.
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Yes you can. On the right side in the microphone there's a place for a little USB port to go in. Plug in a mini USB port into there and then at the end on the USB port you can just plug that in to your iPads charger brick and insert that into an outlet and it should charge and use the microphone at the same time
1930908
Similar answer as below. You can only charge them one at a time, but you can play songs from the iPhone while charging the iPad
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I have charged 2 iphones and 2 ipads all at the same time. This is for the older iphones with the 30 pin power connection but it looks like you can buy a separate adapter for the new iphone lightning connection.
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You can stream to multiple AirPlay devices from iTunes on OS/X - but not on iPad/iPhone. You can even set different relative volume levels for each of the multiple devices.
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Yes it can! It has two outputs, one a higher amperage than the other, and both can run at the same time. Just remember to use the right output for the ipad and the left for the iphone to charge them in about the same amount of time, because of how much bigger the iPad's battery is.
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Unfortunately, it has to be on the iPad. I could have sware once I plugged the power in it would be fine, but nope...Pretty big bummer IMOP. I did look at the Scarlett and that one appears to be basically the same thing except not marketed towards apple. The scarlett looks to be more PC / USB built, but as far as the "having to be plugged into a recording device before outputting any sound" is concerned?? May be the same way, not sure.