Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
iPad Camera Connection Kit DOA?
- Thread starter Strom1
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
Do you think it could have anything to do with a firmware update or something? Because ever since I've used this camera connection kit, the power button is now NOT working all the time.
I have to touch the power button three to four times before it comes to life?
I have to touch the power button three to four times before it comes to life?
Mac.World
macrumors 68000
Try this:
Turn on iPad
Plug camera USB/SD card reader into port
Insert SD card
Open Photo App
Within 3 seconds, the photos should appear.
The USB portion will never work with anything, other than when it is connected to something else that supplies the power. i.e. Connecting a powered camera to it. In which case follow the same steps above, substituting the cameras USB for the SD card.
If this does not work, you may have a faulty reader.
Turn on iPad
Plug camera USB/SD card reader into port
Insert SD card
Open Photo App
Within 3 seconds, the photos should appear.
The USB portion will never work with anything, other than when it is connected to something else that supplies the power. i.e. Connecting a powered camera to it. In which case follow the same steps above, substituting the cameras USB for the SD card.
If this does not work, you may have a faulty reader.
Really not sure. I have the original iPad 3G 32gb it came with 3.2.2. After thie firmware update it has 4.3.3.
Anyone know if this has anything to do with this issue?
Not to be a smart ass, but if the problem went away after a software update, then yes.
AppleGoddess
macrumors 6502a
Make sure you format the card I and issues too.
Make a dcim folder..on the card that should work.
Make a dcim folder..on the card that should work.
I bought my CCK back on UK launch day last year and it worked fine under 3.2. Maybe Apple has updated the hardware somehow. Alternatively the OP's iPad may have been acting weird and the reboot during the upgrade process cleared that up.