how to connect for ipad2
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Can't help you here. You will need to configure the device through a LAN port which I do not think an iPad has. You can use a laptop or PC that allow s you mto look at the device's system. My 300 stopped working and is now a paperweight!
1635921
You first connect the repeater to a computer with the Ethernet cable they give you already and connect to your Wi-Fi signal. then you can plug the repeater into your wall and it will work just like your normal Wi-Fi.
2129165
Try this:1. Power off the headphones2. On the iPad Mini, go to Settings, Bluetooth3. Power on the headphones, continue holding the button until the light blinks red and blue (pairing mode)4. The headphones will appear under Bluetooth as PLT_BBTGO2, tap it to pair5. Once the pairing is complete, the status will show as "Connected"I just tried this on my iPhone running IOS7 and it worked perfectly, should work the same for an iPad. Give it a try with these instructions.
398996
Turn on keyboard, turn Bluetooth on, then your Ipad should find the keyboard and link them together. At least that is how I did it, hope this helps.
1592680
Apple Support Community has links to driver for your iPad...https://discussions.apple.com/thread/484359?start=0&tstart;=0
901543
Have you checked called Apple to see if the IOS on an iTouch2 supports this device? I researched online to see which ones would work well with my iPad2, then purchased it here.
1079759
I don't have an iPad2 but maybe it would work if you had the app? The Jabra may not be designed to work with the latest version of Bluetooth. I suggest you also contact Jabra for more info.
1657874
You can't, even if you get an adapter it won't connect to the iPad. The USB port is only for transferring midi to and from a computer.
420743
Press the Bluetooth button on the keyboard , then turn Bluetooth on in settings on ipad. It should search and have a list of devices. Choose "Bluetooth keyboard" and you have to enter a passcode on the keyboard that flashes on the screen and hit enter...that should b it
1155678
You'll need bluetooth in order to connect them. If your ipad or ipod has bluetooth you should be able to use them
1568260
Mine connected to the iPad 2 and 3 with no problem. I don't know what to suggest.
1528427
I have had no issues connecting, after initial setup the keyboard turns on automatically when in connect the side magnets of the iPad just past the row of function keys (a blue light above the delete key indicates the keyboard is active and connected)
340386
On my iPad, I simply click on "Connect". Or, you might be able to click on the "HMDX" name. Be sure to have the HMDX Plus on when you do that.
251816
I tried to find something but I couldn't. I thought the one I bought would also work with an Apple iPad 2. Good luck.
543607
B. Reingold, I don't think you can use this for your usage but you may not even need it at all. First of all, this adapter needs to plug into a USB port. None of the ipads have a standard USB port. So there's no place to plug this adapter into. Secondly, your ipad2 should be bluetooth capable. There should be a place to enable bluetooth and initiate pairing. However, I do not know if the ipad2 will support your heart rate monitor. Once it's paired I don't know how you will use this. Unless the heart rate monitor has an ipad app that goes with it, you won't have any way to interact with the monitor.
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Based on what I have read, just click your airport icon and choose the netgear adapter name that comes with yours, and you will be prompted for the password that also comes with yours and connect. I don't have an Apple computer, I have a PC, but I do have an Ipad and have had zero problems connecting. Iphone as well. the whole setup took about 10 minutes.
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Make sure the keyboard is fully charged. Turn on both the keyboard and the iPad. You'll need to turn on the Bluetooth on the iPad and then stay on that screen. You should see the keyboard show up as a choice-if not, press the connect button (upper right on keyboard). The two devices should connect and the keyboard will be useable. Hope that helps
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Yes, your iPad 2 has bluetooth for keyboards, mice and headphones. This mouse will work. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3777559?start=0&tstart;=0