Is it possible to have an iPad Pro connected to an external monitor with stage manager on and charging the iPad at the same time? If so, how and what do I need? I suspect a USB-C to HDMI cable won't be enough.
It charges at the same time?It’s monitor dependent. I do exactly that with my Apple Studio Display. Just plug in a high speed USB-C cable and I’m off and running.
What about this?Sounds like you need a USB-C hub with HDMI and pass-through power ports.
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What about this?
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Will the SD ports work with the iPad Pro?
How do I know it's going to work? Won't the power and data have to pass into the iPad? How do I know which USB port will do that?That should do it, too. Yes, The SD ports will work.
There are multiple contacts in the USB=C cable! Just plug it in . . . .How do I know it's going to work? Won't the power and data have to pass into the iPad? How do I know which USB port will do that?
A couple of ways about it.Is it possible to have an iPad Pro connected to an external monitor with stage manager on and charging the iPad at the same time? If so, how and what do I need? I suspect a USB-C to HDMI cable won't be enough.
You can tell from the lengh of the part behind the metal. If it's short (generally under 2cm), it does not have display support, if it's long (2cm or more) it does.Can I just use any USB-C cable or even a Thunderbolt 4 cable? I think I read that the USB-C cable has to support video transmission?
Would the USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter work?
USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter
USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter lets you connect your USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) enabled Mac to a HDMI display, standard USB device, and charging cable. Buy now at apple.com.www.apple.com
I'm thinking of getting an iPad Pro to use Stage Manager with an external monitor and I would like to charge the iPad at the same time, while connecting standalone Magic Trackpad and Magic Keyboard via bluetooth.
That’s the one I use with my iPad Pro, to connect it to my 1200p monitor, to the power network to charge the iPad, and my USB-A SSDs. It works great, but with a caveat: The power pass-through makes it charge the iPad slower, I suspect it reduces the Watts, or adds a lot of resistance.Would the USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter work?
USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter
USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter lets you connect your USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) enabled Mac to a HDMI display, standard USB device, and charging cable. Buy now at apple.com.www.apple.com
I'm thinking of getting an iPad Pro to use Stage Manager with an external monitor and I would like to charge the iPad at the same time, while connecting standalone Magic Trackpad and Magic Keyboard via bluetooth.
You will need at least a usb 3.1 cable to do power, data and display. Thunderbolt 4 will work as well (no need to get the Apple one, any reasonably priced cable from your nearest computer hardware store should suffice).Can I just use any USB-C cable or even a Thunderbolt 4 cable? I think I read that the USB-C cable has to support video transmission?