Looks like this adapter will connect an iPad Air cable with a printer cable, as both cables have USB male ends. The question is, will it print?
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The connector works fine for me -- one cable was not long enough so it allowed me to use two cables with male ends. My computer for some strange reason had an out let cable with a male end -- not typical -- so the HBD allowed me to add an extension. Well worth the few dollars. I know no reason why it wouldn't print -- it just extends the cable so there shouldn't be any problem. The printer wouldn't know the difference.
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Yes; either of two ways. Use a double USB connector wire and connect it directly to the printer or set up the printer on your IPad in the tools section and print wirelessly using the program(s) driver; i.e. if you're in Word for IPad, click on the file menu then the print option.
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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.
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Sorry, but no. The small end is the connector for your iPad. The larger end is a standard female USB connector. You would need a card reader and a standard USB cable in addition to this adapter.
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You'll need a lightning to 30 pin adaptor. That's how I use it with an iPad Air.
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No. The iPad lacks the USB port needed to directly connect this printer. AFIK, the only way you could print from an iPad would be to configure this as a shared printer connected via USB to a computer on a wireless network. I don't use Apple products, so I don't know if your iPad can join such a network.
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Oops, my last response was for a different printer. Yes, AirPrint on this model is very slick and works well for all Apple products.
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The short answer is no. This printer is not AirPrint and therefore not friendly with iPads and iPhones. It is confusing because they are all bluetooth devices but your iPad and iPhone cannot "see" this printer. I also heard that it could be done with the PrintCentral Pro app, but I was never able to get my apple devices to see the printer when using that app. I've heard of some other complicated work-arounds, but all involved significant extra expense. I would say that if you need a mobile printer that works with your iPad or iPhone, look elsewhere.
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Not sure but I know it does not print from my IPad. If you search for info on the printer, you should be able to find that out.
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Yes, I have an iPad Air and I am using the item with it. But you have to buy a cable in the Apple Store. But the cable is short and uncomfortable... But it works. I am having these issues with the precision though: several different measures in a sequence.
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Afraid I can't help. I have never tried it and only printed once from my iPad. I guess you would call me an non techie. Hope someone can provide you the answer soon.
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I was trying to use this to get an old piece of land surveying hardware to work and was unsuccessful. I can't say if it will work with your printer or not. I do not think my problem was related to the cable. It was a software interface issue.
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Yes. It works with what Apple calls "AirPrint" - printing wirelessly via iPods/iPads/iPhones. See: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4356S
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Yes, it worked with my iPad air!! Very quick also. Backed up contact info immediately.
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According to the specs, it will output 2.1 amps to each USB port--the same output of the iPad 2. The charger for the iPad Air is 2.4 amps, but this should charge one (if only a bit more slowly.)
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it supports all USB... new and old, so as long as the iPad comes with a USB cord (or you buy one), it will work
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No, this printer dose not support air print for Apple i devices. If you connect via USB to a Mac you can run software that will make it work.