Hello all. When I connect an iOS device to the iTx, will the iTx charge my iOS device, or do I need an independent power source?
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The only way I know to connect an IOS device directly to the iTx DAC is thru the use of Apple Camera Connection Kit (cck) and a powered usb hub, since the IOS device does not supply the required current to iTx USB port. If you use the cck, to the best of my knowledge, the IOS device can not be charged at the same time. Your option is to use a dock station, like the Pure i20, to connect the IOS device to the iTx. The dock station allows simultaneous charging and digital output to feed the iTx. Note that the digital output of the Pure i-20 will be limited to 48 kHz. Hope this helps you.
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will charge about 1 iphone full HP... (when iphone is idling without using, around 80% if using simultaneously)
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Remember, this is a 4 amp unit. That means that any single device which needs less than 4A to charge, will be charged.... as long as that is the only device attached. If you have other devices attached, they will be drawing some current, usually up to 900 mA for a USB3 device... sooo something like an iPad may not be able to draw enough current. Most other devices should be ok.
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I am having the same problem. The iTrip documentation states that it should power the iTrip AND charge the ipod, however it's not doing the latter which is very important. UNFORTUNATE
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Well, yes, using the proper cable to the iPad, it will supply power to your device. I don't believe it will fully recharge your iPad, but will certainly extend it's usability.
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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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I cannot answer this exactly, however in my experience I was charging a nexus phone, an iPad and an iPhone (The iDevices were never on at the same time since I only had one cable.). The Duracell Powerpack began with ~70-80 percent charge. The iPad charged fully from ~35%, the iPhone from ~50% and the Nexus phone from ~20% or lower. Afterwards the Powerpack was at 40-50%. (the numbers are from memory and not to be taken scientifically) However, if I were to guess, it would charge your android phone and an iPad around 5-6 times due to the inefficiencies I experienced. If you divide out the Ah of this battery between your two device batteries, you would obviously get a much larger number of charges, but I would expect a much lower efficiency for this.
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I'm not sure, but I use both ports at a time with iPhone and iPad. I've not noticed it taking any longer for them to charge. We now have 2 of these. Love them !!!
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Anything that uses that connection. My iPad 4 and my old iPod touch both charge with it. Next pay I plan to get another one to keep in my truck and two for my newer iPod touch which uses the new connection.
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Hello A Miller, unfortunately I had connected my brand new "iPad Air" into this awesome device (Anker USB HUB) to charge it. Let me brake it down for you. Apparently it seems that this device will not support enough power to charge such a device (iPad Air). Please note that I tried this while both (PC + USB HUB Power Adapter) were connected to the Anker HUB, and never displayed a message that it would be charging (on my iPad Air). Realize this, I am testing this with an "iPad Air". Just another thing. It will NOT charge any device if is not plugged in to a PC, and the PC is turned off. Don't know why, but it seems that it runs on some sort of activation mode from PC detection. Hope this helps. "My own personal experience"
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I am thinking that it charges once docked from your iPad. I gave it away as a gift but when I set it up all seemed to have all parts and work well once docked. If I learn more from the gifted owner, I will share more.
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The short answer is yes because, without the USB adapter attached, you can plug your 10watt ipad power block into the converter, thereby powering either your ipad or mini. If you are wondering whether the built in USB adapter will charge your iOS devices 'without' their charging blocks, I can only tell you this off the top of my head. Standard USB Ports on most PCs only provide 5 watts (same as the smaller iphone adapters). A connected iPad will tell you 'not charging'. In reality, it will charge even at 5 watts if the screen is off, albeit more slowly. So, I cannot verify that this Adapter's built in USB port provides the full 10 watts that a standard iPad charger does, but I can say that it will charge your iPad if you plug it in overnight.
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Yes, the power pass through will charge your iPhone. Works great and you will need a mini USB which plugs into the side.
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You can use the charging cord that comes with your Iphone. I am able to use mine from my ipad without any problem on the side of the appliance is a usb connection so this is where you would put it to charge it. It's really an excellent battery pack.
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I have had it since Christmas and have not had to charge it other than keeping it connected to my ipad and charging that. I thought they were connected.
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This comes with USB-micro-USB. You can use Apple Lightning to USB Cable (for charge iPhone or iPad).
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No. The accessory doesn't care what device you are charging, it just provides power. Make sure the Powerstation is completely charged to 4 dots of charge before you continue.