Does this connect from ipad2 directly into the projector?
1595135
I am sorry, I haven't checked my email in awhile. This connects the ipad 2 into the cord that connects to the projector. Most projectors come with a cord to hook it to the computer and that is what it connects to.
1595136
As long as you have a projector connection cord, it will work. Keep in mind, not all apps can be projected though.
1595137
No, you still need a VGA cable, but if you have a PC monitor, you probably already have that.
1595138
It connects directly into my projector. I have an epson, I use for school.I don't know about home usage.
1595139
The projector cable plugs directly into this adapter. Although I would not purchase it. It is made very cheaply and during the first use it broke. I am not hard on things either, it just started falling a part literally while I plugged and unplugged the projector cable into and out of it. This company basically stole my money and I would never recommend this product for purchase.
1434006
I do have the iPad2 but I am running 5.1.1 and it works beautifully for me. I have 18 ft HDMI cable and there is no loss of quality in the projected image.
977876
No because the Ipad2 doesn´t have a HDMI Output. If you want to use this cable with the Ipad2 you need first buy a conversor from the Ipad2 Output (I don´t remember the name of this particularly output) to HDMI.
1904257
Yes. I used it for a Keynote presentation in Fort Worth last month. It worked great. I was able to use the two screen presentation mode. The projector showed current current, and the iPad showed current and next slide.
315728
ABSOLUTELY! I have the connector from Apple and this is how I do presentations. http://www.amazon.com/Apple-iPad-Connector-Adapter-MC552ZM/dp/B005HRLPPA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1403402840&sr;=8-1&keywords;=ipad+2+to+vga
1173892
may depend on I-pads docs to projector. If bluetooth is used , then maybe! My kids' ipad has no video out port but I have not tried it that way. LCD would have to be bluetooth equipped
759109
No - with just the projector. However,t here are third party devices that can help you with this.
525617
The answers are correct. It plugs directly into your HDMI port on your TV. It works well with my iPad2.
2127087
As far as I'm aware, iPad 2 does not have a USB slot. However, if your custom rig did have a USB slot, it should work.
577444
Yes, or it has connection via usb. FYI - I was not happy with this product. I ended up returning the projector. You could not see the image unless there was almost total darkness.
423109
Yes. However you will need an adapter that will connect your ipad to the HDMI cable then to your projector. If you are needing the Lightning Digital AV Adapter (eight pin) it is sold at Amazon. But if you have an older version ipad then you would need the 30 pin Digital AV adapter, also sold at Amazon. Just make sure you know what version of ipad you have. The 30 pin has a wider end, the 8 pin (lightning) is quite small. Hope this helps!
757268
I don't think so. the mini iPad uses a Lightning cable for connection, which is different from the Thunderbolt miniDisplay Port. Try looking for a lightning-to-HDMI adapter/cable. You may need to purchase the lightning-to-apple 30-pin adaptor to bridge the connection though. Hope this helps.
1856514
First - I do not have an iPad air. The projector has ports for usb, hdmi, and a universal i/o. Since the iPad air comes with the lightening to usb, that should work, but I haven't tried it.
2077857
I don't believe you can, altough I'm not entirely sure. You can always use apple's "AirPlay mirroring" feature by purchasing an Apple TV and using a wifi network. You can stream your screen from your current iPad or iPhone to the projector.
739892
No. I have a single HDMI cable connected from the projector to my receiver.
943355
No it does not. iPad 4 requires a lightning connector. I wouldn't order this connector for an iPad 2 either. Low quality and it doesn't work.
1498437
Not sure but I think the ipad has a lightning connector which is not the same as HDMI. Check the specs of the ipad.