The camera connector kit is only good for transferring fotos.
curiously, if you put a PDF file in the DCIM folder and connect with CCK, the iPad will see that PDF file in the Camera Import screen, complete with valid preview thumbnail. you can then select it and click on Import - then in your Imported photos section you'll see a generic gray icon labelled "PDF"Not without jailbreaking. The camera kit doesn't "read" anything. The iPad will allow for transfer of compatible files provided that they're in the DCIM folder on the connected device or SD card. However, those are limited to photo and video files. To access any other types of files you need to jailbreak.
Trying to figure out a an easy way to get pdfs into the ipad without any web access or wifi....
The camera connector kit is only good for transferring fotos. And contrary to what some have said, a USB keyboard does not work either.
The camera connector kit is only good for transferring fotos. And contrary to what some have said, a USB keyboard does not work either.
Trying to figure out a an easy way to get pdfs into the ipad without any web access or wifi....
I am on firmware 3.2.1 and the USB Keyboard does indeed work for me.
It pops up a message when I first connect it:
"The attached USB device is not supported"
I click dismiss, and I can start typing away no problem. E-Mail's, Notes, it all works.
Try using the latest firmware (3.2.2) and see if the keyboard works.
;-)
That's not accurate, you can easily use SD cards to store additional movies for the iPad.
Can you provide more detail on this? I have been searching for a way to do this without jb'ing the iPad, and have not had any success.
thanks
The camera connector kit is only good for transferring fotos. And contrary to what some have said, a USB keyboard does not work either.
I don't own one myself, but I imagine you should be able to read the PDF, Here's how I'd do it.. but I can't test it myself so someone can confirm or deny this.
Place your PDF inside the DCIM folder on the SD card, then import it and open up GoodReader (don't be cheap just buy full version, it's totally the best 1$ I ever spent) then you should be able to read it.
Really? This might convince me to get the connection kit.
I don't own one myself, but I imagine you should be able to read the PDF, Here's how I'd do it.. but I can't test it myself so someone can confirm or deny this.
Place your PDF inside the DCIM folder on the SD card, then import it and open up GoodReader (don't be cheap just buy full version, it's totally the best 1$ I ever spent) then you should be able to read it.
Try using the latest firmware (3.2.2) and see if the keyboard works.
;-)