Can i link up this keyboard to my ipad mini?
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Maybe "sort of," but it is highly unlikely that the touchpad will work. On balance, I would say that as a complete and satisfying entity, definitely not. Although I don't remember the exact date, this keyboard (as a Lenovo product) was discontinued by about the time the iPad came out. With some care to the version of the touchpad driver, I was able to use it in Windows 7. It had trouble with Windows 8, even with a very carefully thought through solution I found from another user. This was my all time favorite keyboard in 60 years of typing (especially the version that included the numeric keypad). Maybe "sort of," but it is highly unlikely that the touchpad will work. On balance, I would say that as a complete and satisfying entity, definitely not. Although I don't remember the exact date, this keyboard (as a Lenovo product) was discontinued by about the time the iPad came out. With some care to the version of the touchpad driver, I was able to use it in Windows 7. It had trouble with Windows 8, even with a very carefully thought through solution I found from another user. This was my all time favorite keyboard in 60 years of typing (especially the version that included the... » Read More Maybe "sort of," but it is highly unlikely that the touchpad will work. On balance, I would say that as a complete and satisfying entity, definitely not. Although I don't remember the exact date, this keyboard (as a Lenovo product) was discontinued by about the time the iPad came out. With some care to the version of the touchpad driver, I was able to use it in Windows 7. It had trouble with Windows 8, even with a very carefully thought through solution I found from another user. This was my all time favorite keyboard in 60 years of typing (especially the version that included the numeric keypad). « Show Less
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I am not sure about that, however, I have seen cases on mini ipads where there is a keyboard attached. I would suggest you look at the mini keyboards for sale for ipad mini and check out the case that is on the ipad.
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Yes you can. The casing for the entire keyboard and iPad mini case are durable and smooth. You can fold it over and still use the iPad or you can set it up for Landscape mode or portrait and use the keyboard.
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most keyboards which have a mini USB connection can be used. The only key is they must be android compatible
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Unfortunately my iPad mini was never able to link up with the Bluetooth keyboard so I just used the case and took off the keyboard.
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No, Ipad mini has totally different input port . It's smaller than the older one that iRig work with.
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yes but you will need an adapter called USB A Female to Mini USB B 5 Pin Male Adapter by generic and they sell them for $1.05 each with free shipping. so i got 2 of them. they work perfect. just plug your keyboard cable into the adapter then into your tablet and it will work perfect for you. i have been using min for a long time and helps without fail. give it a try, randy
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what keyboard do you have? I assume you mean iPAD? the one i have is a very short cable (too short) USB one end, the other end is so tiny you can't count the pins. I suggest you go to the company's website and write or call them. My guess is they have spare parts to sell. let me know if you are successful, I'd like to get on e with wire longer than 12"!!
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The keyboard is bluetooth . It turns on and off with a switch on the keyboard. You can remove the keyboard from the mini and it will still work. The holder is just to hold the ipad mini up like a laptop screen.
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First, I am presuming that you have a USB keyboard, not a bluetooth or a standard PC type. If this is the case, look on the edge of your tablet and find a mini-USB port (it should be about 1/4 inch long, wider on one edge than the other. Take the USB cable from the keyboard, plug it onto the big end of the adapter, and plug the small end into the mini-USB you found above. The keyboard should now work with the tablet.
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Yes Trevor, the iPad connects to the keyboard by placing onto the slots in the keyboard and it serves as a stand as well. It should work just fine. Hope this helps.
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Try going into the settings on your iPad, to bluetooth. Let the iPad detect the keyboard, then select it. That should do it.
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You need to install keyboard app to ipad. Google Kensington technical support and they will help. However, just to let you know, the installation did not work for me and ipad never recognized it. Good luck.
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Don't know about iPad mini - I have a Samsung Galaxy 10.1. When I used it in conjunction with a bluetooth keyboard, it had issues/conflicts. Fine when used alone though.
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Yes, it is a normal bluetooth keyboard that you connect via bluetooth, like any other device, it has a toggle on the top of the keyboard which you can set to iOS and get further functionaility with any Apple device that accepts the bluetooth device, such as the ipad Air.
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Yes it will work with a mini ipad. In general what you do is put batteries in the keyO, put your ipad device in Bluetooth discovery mode, while it is searching press the button on the underside of the keyboard till the light begins flashing on the top. the ipad mini or other device should find a keyboard. Click on the keyboard to add, and a code comes up on your device, enter these numbers into the keyboard and press enter. Wait a few minutes for the driver to be loaded and then you can type away. Thanks for the question and feel free to ask others.
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Yes I do, on my Ipad Mini Retina.My converter it´s original from apple.I think it´s to mucho things connected. Look´s like a Frankstein solution. Would be better ir the convertor have a wire to do not force the connectiions.My opinion: I am not happy and I will try to use the CCK with a usb-midi converter.PS. You need to use a independent power supply for your controller keyboard