30 pin connector to vga connectivity

my 4 th generation ipod can be used with 30 pin connector to vga for display

Try http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC552ZM/B/apple-vga-adapter

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My 30-pin dock is connected to my lightning to 30-pin connector which is connected to my iPod touch 5g. But my iPod will only charge, and will not play music through my dock.

My 30-pin dock is connected to my lightning to 30-pin connector which is connected to my iPod touch 5g. But my iPod will only charge, and will not play music through my dock, only through the iPod's internal speaker. Help please!

Have you tried resetting both the iPod and dock? To reset the iPod, press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons together long enough for the Apple logo to appear.
To reset the dock, unplug it and plug it back in.
B-rock

Is their an adapter that has multiple 30-pin connectors that can connect multiple things to an iOS device?

I ask this because their are time when I want to connect my VGA adapter to my iPad and I want to charge it at the same time or I may want to import pictures from my camera and I want to charge my iPad. Does such adapter exist?

I know they make that but I just want a basic extender that I can plug any combination of devices in to.

MOVED: 3-pin connector for fan

This topic has been moved to Overclockers and Modding Corner.
3-pin connector for fan

Generally, the 3 pin connector on VGA cards is smaller than the CPU fan connector on a motherboard. You would need a converter or you may aslo need to mod the connector on the Zalman.
You could check to see if the actual contacts between the two are the same, in some cases I have been able to use a dental pik to remove the contact pins from the female connector of the original fan's connector and install it into the larger size connector but it's been so long since I have done it. In some cases I have been able to find the little metal contacts at an electronics store and crimp them on myself.
Since this is not an MSI product and this is an MSI forum, I have moved this topic from the VGA forum to here.
Good luck.

I have a mac book pro and i have connected my panasonic mini dv video camera via firewire 9 to 4 pin connector but imovie doesnt recognize. please help.

I have a mac book pro and i have connected my panasonic mini dv video camera via firewire 9 to 4 pin connector but imovie doesnt recognize. please help.

Hello twrate,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
For more information on this, take a look at:
iMovie '11: If iMovie doesn’t recognize your camcorder
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2146
Best of luck,
Mario

Tv not supported when connecting HDMI to ipad 30 pin connector running ios 8

tv not supported when connecting HDMI to ipad-2 30 pin connector running ios 8. Was working fine with ios 7.

Hello,
I need to conect it to either a mouse or an OLED display to transfer the content I was going to use thee standard charging USB to a port splitter and sending it from there but I wanted to check before I did something stupid.
Thanks.
James

I cannot play music when connect to stereo via 30-pin connector. Help?

Since I first upgraded my iPod Touch 2nd Gen to iOS 4.x, I cannot play music when connect to external speakers via the 30-pin connector. I've tried several different speaker systems, but none work. My iPod freezes after making my song selection and doesn't do anything until after rebooting. Even then, it just goes through the same cycle if I select another song. My iPod is 100% functional until I try to plug it in to an external speaker system.
Keep in mind that it worked up until iOS 3.1.3.

Sounds like iOS 4 broke the compatibility with your accessory, something that sometimes happens with major OS changes. Your only hope is to see if the accessory manufacturer has an update to make it compatible with iOS 4, or downgrade your Touch back to 3.1.3.

PCI Fan for PowerEdge 860 has 3 pins, motherboard connector is 5 pins? how to connect?

I recently purchased a Perc RAID card for my PowerEdge 860 rackmount server. It came with a PCI fan assembly. I can't see how to connect this fan to the motherboard. The fan has a 3 pin connector. The PCI fan connector on the motherboard is a 5 pin connector. How do I connect this fan? Is there an adapter I can purchase?
My server is flashing orange at me now with a fan error in the openmanage software. Everything appears to be running fine, but I'd like to correct this problem.

Yep, the connector is there. It is a 5 pin connector. The connector on the fan that came with the PERC board has only a 3 pin connector. It is notched so that even if I knew which 3 of the 5 pins to connect to, I couldn't.

Iphone4 wont connect to or play through accessories dock via 30 pin connector but charges ok??

As the title states really!
I can connect and play songs via the head phone jack but not via the 30 pin connector on the bottom. For example, when fitted in a dock (I have 3 different ones to try), FM transmitter or anything else through that 30 pin connector it wont recognise the phone to play songs, but the phone will charge fine through all of these and I can plug in into my PC and access itunes.
Its not the end of the world, just frustrating as i cant use the docks for playing music, they are just really expensive chargers now!
I would be greatful for any help or ideas, i cant find anyone with the same problem.
Thanks, Emma.

I'm experiencing the same problem now. I cannot play any music through the doc connector on my iPhone 4. Music plays through the headphone jack just fine. I have the feeling that this is a software issue with the iPhone 4, iOS 5.0.1.

Dual 30-pin connector

Is there way to connect more than 1 accessory to an iPad? I've got a MIDI adapter used with an app, and I'd like to output the display from the iPad to a monitor (using the VGA adapter) at the same time.
If it's not possible to connect 2 30-pin accessories, is there another way to get the video output to a monitor that might work? Thanks!

Tried a google search. I was at least expecting something saying that it wasn't possible, but maybe my google foo isn't working well today I did see an Apple HDMI adapter with a 2nd 30 pin connector built in (for charging), but I was hoping to be able to use a VGA adapter.
It does seem like there's no dual 30 pin connector. That's why I asked about any other options - maybe a bluetooth video adapter or something.
Thanks!
Nathan

NX6800GT-T2D256E, Power supply and 6-pin connector

My NX6800GT-T2D256E came with a power adapter: 2x 4-pin Molex to a 6-pin connector that goes into the VGA-Card.
I've noticed that I have an identical 6-pin connector directly on my power supply (a Cieftec GPS-400AA-101A)
According to the power supply's manual, it is a PCI power connector, seemingly for powering PCI-express VGA cards.
Of course I want to use that connector, as it seems to be the ideal way of powering the card, but first I compared the pin configuration to make sure it is the same thing - and found a slight difference.
On the Adapter supplied with the card, 1 of the pins is empty (not connected) while on the connector from my power supply it is connected to +12V
Basically the pin configuration looks like this:
1 4
2 5
3 6
On the adapter supplied with the card they are:
1: +12V
2: NOT CONNECTED
3: +12V
4: Ground
5: Ground
6: Ground
On the power supply they are:
1: +12V
2: +12V
3: +12V
4: Ground
5: Ground
6: Ground
Can I safely use the connector from my power supply or could the additional +12V damage my VGA card?

Your PC has a standard ATX power supply and physical sizes will vary slightly. You might want to measure the dimensions of your power supply. Normally the standard ATX PSU will measure 5.9" by 5.5" by 3.4". You don't want to get too far away from the dimensions of your PSU since the HP mini-tower cabinets are very tight inside. I prefer the modular model PSUs to help with excess cabling issues. www.newegg.com has many good brands. Not all PSUs are created equal. Look at the warranty period, amperage on the 12+ volt bus, specification level, i7 support, efficiency rating etc..
OCZ, Enermax, Corsair and Rosewill are all good brands as is Thermaltake.
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How can i use my iPad 2 as a display via the 30 pin connector ?

i want to use my ipad as a display from a range of devises like my video camer, computer and dvd player. The ipad outputs its display, so is there a way of using the 30 pin connector to input video?

Hi there,
At this time you cannot use your iPad as a display like you describe.
However, you can buy the extra Camera Connection Kit, to import video and pictures from some camera's and SD Cards.
I urge you to submit feedback to Apple:
iPad feedback
Nathan

Lightning to 30 pin connector not charging my nano from my dock

Is it just me, or does the Apple Lightning to 30 pin connector not pass charge correctly?
I bought a new iPod Nano a few weeks ago, not realising I would be getting one of the new Lightning connector ones, so when I ordered my iPad from Apple I also bought a Lightning to 30 pin connector so that I can properly use my JBL dock (which is quite old, bought it with my old 5th Gen iPod). Although it's great that it connects and allows me to control the iPod with the remote control and is a **** of a lot neater than dangling it by a cable from the headphone jack to the RCA input on the dock, I'm getting really frustrated by the fact that I'm not getting any charge being passed through to the iPod from the dock. This was one of the best things about having a dock, not only could I play my music with a good quality sound from the speakers, I could also play it all day long without worrying about the battery consumption as it was being charged at the same time. Now, if I've been using the iPod at the gym through the week, I find that I'm having to take the iPod off the dock and charge via a wall charger or my laptop - the latter allowing me to rever to the old way of hooking the iPod to the dock via headphone jack. It's really annoying that I've spent so much money on something that doesn't do everything I'd expected of it. I'm wondering if it's faulty or if it's the age of the dock - which I haven't used with an iPod for about 5 years!
Has anyone else had this problem?

Have you tried resetting the dock by removing it from power? What about resetting the iPod Touch? To do this, press and hold both the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons together long enough for the Apple logo to appear.
B-rock

Using Keynote with USB Vga connection

I'm trying a new setup for two projectors, where I'm hooking up one using a mini displayport on an imac, connecting it via DVI, and a second one through a USB VGA connection. Previously, we were using a VGA splitter off the displayport, which kept me from having a digital connection for the one (better) projector.
This setup seems to work fine except in Keynote. I have the two projectors setup to mirror each other, while the imac serves as the main display. In other programs, the mirroring works, but in Keynote, when I activate the slide presentation, the VGA projector goes black. To my untrained eye, it appears as if Keynote is overriding the OS' display setup, and is only using the display port's connection as the secondary display.
Hope I'm explaining this well enough. Anyone have any suggestions?

In my experience, most current business projectors will display at 1024 X 768, although older/cheaper models may have a native resolution of 800 X 600. Most projectors can rescale some higher resolutions, but I'd say that you're safest to not go above 1024 X 768. Also, although some projectors will have digital inputs, many business projectors will not, and so it is vital to have the VGA connector. While you may lose a bit of quality, in the cases where you need it, you won't likely have any other option.

Pin connector for front headphone ja

The front headphone jack cable connection on my Dell 4600 is incompatible with my new Xtreme Gamer soundcard's male pin connection. Can anyone tell me where to find the correct female pin connector, and how do I know which leads go to which pin slots?Thanks?

more or less to adapt the here is the crude way to do it. DO AT YOUR OWN RISK. . Check to see if you have some slack from /8-/4" of an in in cable is going bye bye.2. Cut all the wires or the cable with all the colored ones in them about /2-" up the line.3. Strip exposed ends as to allow splicing on the Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red, Black, and brown cables only.4. on the plug side twist together these wire colors [The should always be back to back]:?Blue and Green??Yellow and Orange5. Splice the wires together from plug piece to wires goint to front:??[Blue+Green {Step 4}] to just the Blue Wire?The Purple and Navy Blue that went into the hole next to plugged are not used trim all off plug.
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Brown to Brown?Black to Black?Red to Red6. Check your work: Wires not connected that lead to front of computer should be: Grey, Orange, Purple, and Navy.7. Use electrical tape to cover exposed splices area on each splice. Make sure tight at least 2 rotations.8. Use electrical tape to wrap all wires together and tightly.9. Plug the newly rewired plug into your SB Card.0. DONE.

30 pin connector to vga connectivity

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