If I use this cable to attach my HD Fire to a touchscreen monitor will the touch screen feature on the external monitor work and control the Fire?
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This may be possible, but it depends on your Monitor's capability. If the monitor has a plug and play capability that can automatically detect the HD Fire, then it's possible.
300652
You can connect to an external HDMI monitor but you cannot (as far as I know) use an external touch interface with it.
1295225
Yes you can use it is a high speed HDMI cable and it would work well between you Kindle Fire HR and you LCD TV
911986
Sorry to tell you this,. but non of the external keyboards currently on the market will work with the Fire.
1683657
The USB connection goes to the desktop computer in order to enable the touch-screen to work properly. I also connected the HDMI and Video Cables, although I am not sure they were both necessary. I am very pleased with this monitor......beautiful picture, no problems......I give it 5 stars.
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Technically it should work. Touch is controlled through the USB and the Iconia has 1 USB port built-in and three if you dock it with the included dock. The Iconia also has micro HDMI port that can connect to the monitor if you have micro HDMI to standard HDMI cable. The Iconia also has micro HDMI to VGA converter that also work with the monitor but picture quality might not be as good as HDMI.
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I have connected an Acer Win8 tablet and a Raspberry Pi to my lap dock. You need a set of short cable adapters (1 micro-HDMI and 1 micro-USB). The device will need to have an HDMI port and an USB port to drive the lap dock. Since the Kindle Fire has an internal battery, there would only be a flicker on the screens when you open up the lap dock and the display is tranfered from the Fire to the lap dock. However, when the Raspberry Pi is drawing power from the USB, and the lid is closed, this momentarily disconnects the Pi from power and it reboots each time.
1027777
Your Kindle Fire has a "Micro" HDMI port. This cable is HDMI to HDMI "Mini". Mini and Micro are NOT the same thing. This cord wont work for your Fire. You want something like: BlueRigger High Speed Micro HDMI to HDMI cable with Ethernet (6 Feet)
2034763
If I understand what you are asking....I use this cable to charge and load data to the touchpad. You have to have this particular one for the Touchpad. Others will not work. I hope that helped.
181343
If the dongle you have is a standard usb male on the one end and the Fire uses a micro usb than physically they'll connect. Whether the two devices are compatible is another question to which I don't have an answer. Hope this was of some use.
1394910
As far as I know, the Kindle Fire HD does not have an HDMI output port. It only has a Micro USB connector so this would not work.
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I connected my VSD220 to my desktop computer with a micro-HDMI to HDMI cable. I am running Windows 7 but like you I am unable to get the Touch function to work. I did not get a driver disk either.....I am trying to set up 2 monitors and cannot get them to work together...
139128
I did read online that this works with the Fire, the article I read had a link to this cable.
1826001
No, this is for a DisplayPort, not a USB Port. Two different things. Unfortunately the HDX doesn't have native HDMI out like the Fire HD had (micro HDMDI).
929280
If you have a standard HDMI cable and the Kindle Fire HD requires the micro HDMI it will work. All this does is convert the standard HDMI to the micro HDMI.I use it with a laptop PC and it works great.
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Jerry, you may be assured that I did indeed purchase this particular cable for the Kindle Fire HD, 8.9" tablet ... and can personally vouch for the fact that it does indeed work with that unit, without any negative issues.
911987
what if I bought an adapter for the fire's mini-usb port and connected that to a keyboard. Wouldn't it work then? Or is it a software communication problem that wouldn't be fixed even if I could get the fire and usb keyboard to physically connect to each other correctly?