If it can be connect to a computer for all night recording,can it be connected to an iPad? If so, what cable assy?
1169647
no----- but contact me if you have any probs setting it up on a pc -- it's a great little device
1169648
This oxymeter only connects to a PC using the mini USB connector. It's not compatible with iPod or iPad.
1169649
You do not connect it to the computer for recording. The recording feature works by storing the data from the night inside the device. In the morning, you connect to a laptop or desktop computer and upload the data. Unfortunately, the software only works with a Windows-based computer. This is a big problem for a lot of people. I have to use my work laptop since all of my computers at home are Macs. I do not believe it will work with any iOS device like an iPad.
1169650
Recording during the night does not require being connected to a computer. The device has a battery for power and a memory that will save about 24 hrs of data. After the recording is made you connect it to a computer via USB and download the file to the software that comes with it.
756409
Hionestly I could not give a 100% "for sure" answer on this. But I would think that if you had a 1/4 inch to 1/8th inch adaptor and plugged that into the "mic/input" port fot the i-mic that you could get the "sound" into computer to make a recording . Or you could try an RCA stereo to 1/8th inch stereo adaptor that might work as well. Whish I had a more definitive answer for you.
1794805
I noticed that there are two models of this mic. One has a lightning connector that works with iPhone and iPad. I've used it on a second generation iPad mini, via garage band, and it worked fine.
1893764
I don't believe it has an interface or cable that will allow it to work with iPads. You can hook it directly to a computer using the included interface or you can run normal 1/4 inch cables out to any existing audio interface (such as the PreSonus AudioBox or any M-Audio interface, etc). Or you can plug headphones into it directly and use it for practicing -- it really shines for that use. Now that I think about it, you might be able to use the quarter-inch cable method to hook it into an iPad interface, perhaps like iRig? But I never tried it.
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No you connect it to another device such as computer, iPad and save the recordings there.
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You would have to get a converter to convert the USB to your ipad connector. You can also use this on skype you just change the setting in your computer to the mic being your input device
1021875
I am not sure - -However, I do know that there is a USB port on the back - So, you should be able to connect to your computer or other device with any appropriate program.Example: so you could transfer/ record content or just listen to a disc recording on that device.But I haven't tried to do that myself (yet).
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USB. 120-160 mA. You can connect in to any computer with USB port or for example, to iPad via camera connection kit. Caveat: iPad will refuse to power it directly, but putting cheap tiny USB hub in between resolved the problem for me.
1513639
Yes you can connect to an Ipad or pc. You must have the camera attachment to connect to an Ipad 1st generation. I am not an expert on later versions.
1847574
You need a specific cable to interface with the iPad. This cable was discontinued.
307623
It doesn't come with a cable and I didn't do it BUT there is a way to connect a cable so yeah, you probably can... (To be sure check if the app can be downloaded to your computer!)
2045884
A computer can be used with the Optoma dv10, I don't know if it could be used with an ipad.
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Not directly, as far as I know. It has a USB cable so if you could somehow convert that to attach to your iPad or a Bluetooth transmitter, it may be possible. One of the advantages of the camera is the high frame rate that transfers to the computer so if you try to make it work wirelessly, you may lose some of that benefit.
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I don't know why, since in my opinion just the GarageBand app + iRig would be a better option for mac users... But yes -- you just might need the right cable, depending on what you intend to do with it: probably just a cable with a stereo mini-TRS connector (earphone plug type) and a TS or TRS big connector (common guitar-cable plug type), if you want to record from the mac to the recorder.
833819
Yes&#65292;it can be connected to a laptop,but it can not control the sound which can be controlled by iPhone ,iPad.Generally,it's good.
1096277
Do you intend to connect the microscope to the iPad and see the output on the iPad? If so, I seriously doubt it would work but I could be wrong. This is intended to be used to charge an Apple device and not for video transfer. However, if there is a specific app that is designed to work with the microscope then it might do the trick. Sorry that I can't be more definitive.
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You can record and it will play live out of the iPad using garage band into headphones or any other speaker. Will not play over bluetooth.