Lightning to 30 pin to Yamaha iMX1 cable

According to my experiments and endless endeavors this kind of connection doesn't work on iPad Air with iOS 7.1.x.
Any clues?
Thanks
Michele

Peter
thanks for your reply. The adapter is Genuine Apple and I bought it just to connect a MIDI keybard with that Yamaha MIDI cable to the iPad Air.
Honestly I don't know what other gear could connect to that lightning to 30 pin adapter.
I bought also the lightning CCK and it works with Roland Audio Capture EX. The MIDI keyboard sends and receives MIDI data. At present I was not able to record any audio with Cubasis, perhaps it's a matter of configuration.
Unfortunately I heard other people who had issues with this lighting to 30 pin adapter.
i'm still clueless and ****** off because I hate wasting my money for expensive accessories.

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