Would a dock extension cable fit into the iPod port without interfering with other functions, so I could connect an iPad 2?
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Who knows. Compatibility with this is shady at best. I still have never been able to get my iPod Classic to work!The extension might be a problem, because the unit closes, encasing the iPod.Try and return, that is my advise.
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It's designed to close over the front of the iPod while it plays, so running a cable from that port isn't likely to work very well.
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It would work, but you wouldn't be able to close the sliding door where the ipod sits.
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I dont know what the new ipad ports look like. It connects to the wide thin port of ipads 1 and 2. Sorry not much help
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There is an I-Pod dock. Why would you need an adapter? To adapt from/to what?I agree with the last two answers
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Hi Ali! Thank you for your inquiry! All of our docking units are designed to work with the bare iPad, iPhone or iPod. Cases often interfere with proper docking causing these sort of problems. Aiste BisonOffice
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Is the dock for the iPod/iPhone recessed? I'm wondering if I can also dock my iPad in it. Anyone?
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I tested it with an iPad 2. Apple charger, Apple cable. It does NOT charge with this extension.
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The whole point to this adapter is to extend the connection to a device in a case. If you can connect an original Apple cable to the iPod without problems then this adapter should work for you. I have it connected through a iPhone 3gs Otterbox Defender case that is cut to exacting standards around the bottom and the aftermarket cable would not connect to as the plug was slightly over sized.
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Honestly, I have no idea. The extender raises the port about 0.5cm total - my biggest concern would be the obstructions from the overall with of the ipad. Best of luck
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No. iPhone 5 uses a 'lightning' dock connector, while iPad 2 uses an older 30-pin dock connector. This product converts a micro USB to 30-dock.
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This Dock Extender (I purchased the 6-foot for 30-pin) does pass through all functionality that the device would normally have when directly connected to a dock. I read reviews and Jive's website details, both of which did seem to say that the cable has "full 30-pin pass-through," and I have not encountered anything to the contrary in regular use over the past 6 months. Essentially, the "dockstubz+" seems to be a small adapter that serves the same purpose, but in my case, I wanted to flexibility to lay my device (iPad 3rd gen) down on a table, rather than risking its standing up in a dock and getting knocked over. Let me know if that helps. Thanks and good luck.
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Not certain, but I've solved some compatibility issues by using a dock extender "stub" or cable (I have both types).
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I have an old 20GB ipod classic and it is too thick to fit in the dock... Heard of any adapters for this condition?
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If your dock also charges your ipod it might work.. but it still a mystery in which can and cannot work
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I have not used the ipad dock as I am purely a CD guy. The Unit I bought recently appears to be ok though I would have much preferred a socket for MP3 - Rais Yatim
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Is your I pod a thirty pin docking. If not they also make adapters of different configuration that should make it compatible . I use these extensions so I can leave my I pod in its case. My son has this dock and he loves it. Carries it to locker room , and his hockey team listens to it before games.
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I don't know if it would work with an Ipod. The cable is the same size as a standard headphone jack so it would plug in to the Ipad just fine.
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unless there is a cable that can attach it to the docking station - I'd say no. The depression in the docking station can accomodate iphones, nano and ipods. Newer versions may have the capacity to hook up to an ipad - but not this one