Showing posts with label USB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USB. Show all posts

Friday, October 30, 2015

How to Connect iPhone to New Mac


Click the Mac logo on the toolbar and then click 'Software Update.'
Click 'iTunes' from the list of available updates, then click 'Update.'
Connect your iPhone with the USB cable to your Mac. iTunes will automatically open.
Click 'iPhone' from the 'Devices' list on the left panel of iTunes. Click 'Check for Updates' and then click 'Download' if any are available.
Click the tick boxes next to the 'Options' that you want to enable. If you have a large amount of music or video in your iTunes library, make sure you select 'Sync only checked songs and videos,' and 'Manually manage music and videos,' so that you have complete control over what you transfer. Click 'Apply' to complete setting up your iPhone with your new Mac.
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How to Sync Mac Laptop to Mac Desktop (5 Steps)


Connect the power port on the MagSafe connector into the power connection on the MacBook. This allows you to charge the laptop while it is connected to the desktop display.
Insert the USB cable, also running out of the MagSafe cable, into one of the USB ports on the side of the Macbook.
Connect the mini DVI cable (also part of the MagSafe connector) into the mini DVI connection port, located on the left side of the MacBook computer.
Insert the opposite end of the MagSafe cable (a single USB cable) into one of the self-powered USB ports, located on the rear of the Mac desktop display.
Power on the MacBook and the desktop display. The content of the laptop now syncs with the desktop.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2015

How to Unsync Applications Without Deleting


Open iTunes.
Connect your iOS device to the computer via USB cable.
Select the device within iTunes. Click the 'Apps' tab.
Remove the corresponding check mark next to the applications you wish to stop syncing with the device. Removing the check will remove the app from the device, but it will remain in your iTunes library with all the data intact.
Click 'Apply,' then 'Sync.'
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Monday, October 26, 2015

Transferring Photos From a Canon EOS Rebel T2i to an iPad


Purchase the Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit, which is available at the Apple Store and many popular electronics stores, including BestBuy and RadioShack.
Insert the dock connector end of the iPad Camera Connector into the dock connector on the iPad.
Plug the micro-USB end of the camera’s USB cable into the device, and then plug the opposite end into the USB port on the iPad Camera Connector. Alternatively, remove the SDHC or SDXC memory card from the camera and insert it into the card reader port on the iPad Camera Connector. The Photos app opens automatically and your media content displays.
Tap the “Import All” option to transfer all of the pictures from the camera to the Photos app. If you don’t want to transfer all of the photos, tap each of your preferred images, and then tap the “Import” button. The pictures transfer to the Photos app automatically.
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Sunday, October 25, 2015

How to Connect a Motorola S10


Turn off any other devices that you have previously paired with the headset. Leaving these devices active may prevent the headset from pairing properly with your computer. Press the S10-HD's power button in the center of the headset to turn on the device.
Check that the headset's status light is blue, indicating that the device is fully charged. If you need to charge the headset, connect one end of the S10-HD's USB cable to the port near the center of headset, and then connect the remaining end of the cable to one of the USB ports on the left side of the MacBook Pro.
Log into your MacBook Pro and find the Bluetooth icon on the right side of the menu bar. Click on the icon to open the 'Bluetooth' menu. Check that Bluetooth is on and the 'Discoverable' setting is enabled.
Select the 'Set Up Bluetooth Device...' option from the Bluetooth menu. This will open the 'Bluetooth Setub Assistant' window, displaying a list of any active Bluetooth devices that your MacBook Pro is able to detect. Select the SD10-HD from the list of devices. Click 'Continue' to pair the headset with your computer.
Click on the icon of an apple on the right side of the menu bar. Open the 'System Preferences' window and click on the icon labeled 'Sound.' Browse the settings labeled 'Output' and 'Input' and select the SD10-HD as the designated device on both screens. Put on the headphones and click on the volume slider to test the volume.
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Friday, October 23, 2015

How to Connect a USB Camera to a Macbook Pro


Boot the MacBook Pro into Mac OS X.
Insert one end of the USB cable into the camera.
Insert the other end of the USB cable into an available USB port on the MacBook Pro.
Power on the still camera.
Double-click the icon on the desktop representing the camera's internal storage. This allows you to view the pictures stored on the camera.
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Wednesday, October 21, 2015

How to Find Your UDID


Turn on the iPhone by holding down the power button on the top right of the device until the screen turns on.
Connect the iPhone USB cable to the iPhone dock connector on the bottom of the device.
Plug the USB cable into a PC or Mac.
Open iTunes on the PC or Mac.
Select the iPhone in the devices list in iTunes.
Click on the “Summary” tab to display summary information about your iPhone.
Click on the label that says “Serial Number” to the right of the picture of the iPhone, which will change to “Identifier” and show you your iPhone's UDID, which is the 40-character, alphanumeric string of characters.
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Sunday, October 18, 2015

How to Install a Canon Printer in Mac Classic


Put the Canon printer install CD into your Mac and click the icon. Click on the 'Install.pkg' to install the printer drivers on your Mac. Click 'Continue' and then 'Install.'
Plug your Canon printer into an outlet and connect it to the Mac via the printer port or USB port. Turn the printer on.
Eject the disk from your Mac and open the 'Chooser' in the Apple menu.
Choose the Canon printer's icon from the list and click on 'Select a port.'
Select the printer icon and click 'Close.' A new window will open prompting you to set up the printer.
Align your Canon printer following the directions on your screen and click 'Close' when it is finished.
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How to Transfer a VHS to a MacBook


Install the appropriate VHS conversion software onto your MacBook. This will upload programs that can convert the video from your VHS into a video file, such as an MPEG. Restart your MacBook if required.
Connect the USB plug of the analog/digital video converter to one of the open USB ports on your MacBook.
Connect the VCR to the analog/digital video converter with the RCA A/V cable. Make sure that all RCA plugs are connected to their color-appropriate jacks.
Insert your VHS tape into the VCR. Make sure to rewind the videocassette all the way to the beginning.
From your MacBook, open up the installed VHS conversion software. Begin a new conversion project with your software, so the program imports the VHS signal encoded by the digital converter and converts it into a usable video file. Reference the owner’s manual or help section of your VHS conversion software if you’re having difficulties starting the program.
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How to Do a Dual Screen on an iMac (9 Steps)


Determine the type of video connection used with the external monitor you wish to connect to the iMac. The iMac features a Mini DisplayPort on the back of the monitor that supports DVI, VGA and dual-link DVI connections through the use of different adapters. DVI and VGA are two of the most common connections used with computer monitors. The type of connection your external monitor uses should be printed beneath its connection port (see Resources).
Plug in the appropriate Mini DisplayPort adapter for your monitor. The Mini DisplayPort connector is located in the lower-left corner on the back of your iMac to the right of the USB cable and ethernet cable inputs (see Resources).
Turn on the external monitor and the iMac computer.
Connect the external monitor's connection cable to the Mini DisplayPort adapter that you connected to the back of the computer.
Click the 'Finder' icon on the iMac Dock and then click the 'Applications' folder. Click 'System Preferences' to open the 'System Preferences' dialog box. Click 'Displays' beneath the 'Hardware' subheading to bring up the 'Display Settings' dialog box.
Click 'Detect Displays' in the lower-right side of the dialog box to force the iMac to detect the external display. Once the computer detects the external display, select the 'Arrangement' tab. Two boxes will appear in the dialog box, representing your monitors. The box with the white bar across the top of it represents the iMac monitor while the other box represents the external monitor.
Drag the box that represents your external monitor to the appropriate side of the box that represents your iMac monitor. For example, if your external monitor is on the left side of your iMac, drag the box representing the external monitor to the left side of the box representing the iMac monitor.
Place a checkmark next to the 'Mirror Displays' option in the lower-left corner of the 'Arrangement' dialog box if you want to use the external display to mirror the iMac display. Remove the check mark from the 'Mirror Displays' option if you want to use the external display as an extended display. This means that the monitor will act as an extension of your iMac's desktop, letting you drag the mouse cursor from one screen to the other. You can display programs, movies, applications or anything else on the second monitor to free up space on the iMac's main screen.
Close the 'Display Preferences' window to save the changes.
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Friday, October 16, 2015

How to Clean Up Your MacBook System


Launch your disk inventory utility (Disk Inventory X, GrandPerspective or WhatSize -- all are freeware or shareware) to see a visualization of the files taking up space on your computer. Every bit of information on your drive is color-coded in this visualization. For instance, if you have a large music collection on your hard drive, these files will be indicated by large blocks of a solid color. Examining what takes up the most space on your drive can help you locate misplaced or unwanted files and determine what files can be moved to an external drive.
Connect a USB or Firewire external hard drive to your computer. Locate document and media files that you do not frequently use on the computer. Photos, music and videos are ideal candidates to store on an external hard drive. These files can be accessed anytime the drive is connected. Do not copy system or program files. For example, computer games may take up a large amount of space on your hard drive, but these files would need to be physically installed on the drive. Even then, running the game from the external drive would significantly decrease performance speeds.
Organize your system folders, primarily the Downloads and Documents folders. Click the asterisk button in the Finder window to create new subfolders and assign easily remembered titles to them. Drag and drop files into these new folders instead of storing a mixed bag of media in your Downloads folder. Many files downloaded from the Internet are automatically copied from the browser to your Downloads folder, however, so you may have a picture or an email attachment that was stored on your drive even though you only viewed it the first time you opened it. By default, the Mac operating system keeps your important system files together in a separate folder away from your personal and regularly accessed media. Do not try to copy and relocate system files.
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Thursday, October 15, 2015

How to Put CBR on an iPhone


Turn on the iPhone. Tap the 'App Store' icon. Download an application capable of reading CBR files. IComicViewer, ComicZeal and ComiXology are all such applications.
Plug the iPhone USB cable into the dock connector on the bottom of the phone. Plug the remaining end in to your computer's USB port to tether the two. Double click 'iTunes' on the computer.
Click the iPhone and click 'Sync,' if syncing doesn't occur automatically.
Click the 'Apps' tab while the iPhone is still selected. Scroll down to the 'File Sharing' section.
Click the CBR reader app in the left-hand column, and drag the CBR files to right-hand column. iTunes automatically transfers the CBR files to the iPhone as they are added. Once copied to the device, you can browse and open the files within the selected applications.
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How to Remove Cydia From an iPad


Download and install the latest version of iTunes on your computer, following the installation instructions detailed on apple.com. Once installation is complete, launch iTunes by clicking its icon on the desktop.
Connect the iPad to the computer using its USB cable. ITunes will automatically detect the iPad and add it to the 'Devices' section in the left-hand column.
Select the iPad from the 'Devices' list and open the 'Summary' tab in the main iTunes window.
Click the 'Restore' button, followed by the 'Back Up' button in the dialog box that pops up. This will create a backup of the iPad's non-jailbreak content and settings that will be used to restore the device later on.
Click the 'Restore' button once the backup has completed. The iPad's screen will go black and display the Apple logo while its memory is erased.
Select the iPad's backup file from the 'Restore from the backup of' drop-down menu when prompted by iTunes. Click the 'Continue' button. The iPad will be restored to its previous state, and Cydia will be removed.
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Monday, October 12, 2015

How to Hook Up an External Antenna to MacBook


Purchase a wireless USB adapter with an external antenna (see Resources section for suggestions).
Plug your wireless USB adapter into your MacBook's USB port.
Insert the included CD into your CD drive to install the drivers to run your wireless USB adapter (follow manufacturer's instructions).
Go to 'System Preferences - Network' and ensure that your wireless adapter is listed under the available network connections.
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Thursday, October 8, 2015

How to Save Files to My iPad


Download and install the latest version of iTunes on your computer, following the installation instructions detailed on the Apple website. Once installation is complete, launch iTunes on your computer.
Connect the iPad to the computer using its USB cable. The iPad is detected by iTunes and added to the 'Devices' list in its left-hand column.
Select the iPad from the 'Devices' list in iTunes, and open the 'Apps' tab in the main window.
Select the application that's compatible with your files from the 'Apps' list in the 'File Sharing' section. A list of the application's files currently saved on the iPad is displayed in the 'Documents' box to the right.
Drag and drop the files from your computer into the 'Documents' box in iTunes. The files automatically sync to the iPad, where they'll be available through the associated application.
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Saturday, October 3, 2015

How to Synch an iMac and iPad to iTunes (6 Steps)


Click the 'iTunes' icon in your program dock to start iTunes. Click 'iTunes' in the menu bar at the top of the screen and choose 'Check for updates.' Install the latest updates if you haven't already, or click 'OK' to close the dialogue box.
Connect your iPad to your iMac with the included USB sync cable. Agree to the iPad Software License Agreement if this is your first time connecting your iPad and click 'Continue.'
Enter your Apple ID or, if you don't have one, click 'I do not have an Apple ID.' Click 'Next' to register with Apple and create an ID. Fill in your personal information and click 'Next.'
Click the option button next to 'Set up as a new iPad.' Click 'Continue.' Name your iPad on the next screen, and click the check box next to each of your choices for syncing your iPad with your iMac. Your options are to sync songs, photos or applications -- or any combination of the three.
Click 'Done.' Click the 'Info' tab on the next screen and check the boxes next to 'Sync Address Book Contacts,' 'Sync iCal Calendars' and 'Sync Web Bookmarks' if you want to enable those features.
Click each tab at the top of the screen to select the 'Sync' check box for each category. If you would prefer to add apps, music, movies and TV shows manually, leave the 'Sync' check box unchecked.
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Friday, October 2, 2015

How to Use an iPad as a Writing Tool


Dock the iPad on to the add-on external keyboard for typing articles, press releases, reports, and other documents. The keyboard has an easy to use port and the iPad sits right on top.
Use the Pages word processing program to create, edit, save, and print documents. Files can be saved to and printed from the iPad. This word processing program is a full featured program with cut, copy, paste and formatting capabilities.
Backup the files created on the iPad daily by emailing files to a business or personal email to transfer to another computer or thumb drive. The iPad lacks USB ports and other connectivity to other computers or other external storage devices , making emailing files to other computers the fastest and most secure way to transfer files.
Use the PrintCentral program to print files. The iPad lacks a standard print function so users need to download a print management app such as PrintCentral to be able to print documents, photos, or Web content from the iPad.
Use the Calendar program to manage a writing schedule, interview dates, media calendars, deadlines, and other events.
Create to-do lists and reminder post-its that can be displayed on the opening screen of the iPad. Use the Corkit program to create and save post-it notes as a jpg file. Use the Settings app on the iPad desktop to change the wallpaper daily to put up the new post-it screen.
Use the Safari app to conduct on-line research to include in press releases or articles.
Create a photo slide-show of writing clips and photography samples to quickly show potential clients samples of your work. Public relations writers can scan printed writing clips, press releases or other promotional materials to PDF or JPG. files and save to a desktop or laptop computer that has a copy of iTunes downloaded to it. Sync the iPad with iTunes on the desktop computer to transfer scanned files and photos to the iPad.
Use the Evernote app to enter and manage public relations and writing projects. You can enter URLs from your Internet research, photos, graphics, and many other elements that belong to a particular writing project into individual notebook like folders. This program will also sync to a regular computer so that all of the project files can be transferred for backup purposes to another storage device.
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Wednesday, September 30, 2015

How to Connect a PC to a Mac Via USB


On a Mac-to-PC USB cable, the connection plugs are the same on both ends, so it doesn't matter which plug is connected to which computer. Plug one end of the 6-foot cable into a USB port on your Mac.
Plug the second end into a USB port on your PC. Because software drivers are built into the cable, they will install automatically when the second connection is made.
Drag and drop your files from computer to computer. On your Mac, a PC icon will be displayed on your desktop. Drag and drop files to your PC by dropping them on the icon. To send files from your PC to your Mac, click “My Computer” on the PC and there will be a “D” or “E” drive displayed to signify the Mac. Drag and drop any files you want to transfer into that icon.
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How to Restore Your iPhone After Jailbreaking Fails


Charge the iPhone for 30 minutes. A computer or iPhone charger can be used to charge the device.
Turn the iPhone off or hold down 'Home' and 'Power' on the phone until it powers down.
Connect an iPhone/iPod USB cable to a computer that has iTunes installed on it. Do not connect to the phone yet.
Open iTunes on the computer.
Hold down the phone's 'Home' button. Then, connect the iPhone to the iPhone/iPod USB cable. Keep holding 'Home' until a 'Connect to iTunes' screen appears on the phone. A dialog box opens inside of iTunes. Click 'OK' in this box.
Click the iPhone menu in the iTunes Source Pane, which is under 'Devices.' Then, click the 'Summary' tab in iTunes.
Click 'Restore' inside iTunes. A small box appears. Click 'Restore' inside this box. The iTunes Software goes into 'Restore' mode. Follow the instructions inside iTunes to restore your iPhone to your preferences (via a previous iPhone backup, with or without a software update, etc.).
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Sunday, September 27, 2015

How to Use i


Install i-FunBox on your computer if you haven't done so already. To do, this open your Web browser and navigate to a site that offers an i-FunBox download (see Resources).
Plug your iPhone into your computer via the included data cable. One end goes into the port at the end of the iPhone and the other plugs into an available USB port on your computer.
Click on the i-FunBox application icon on your computer's desktop to launch the program.
Click on the 'Cydia App Install' tab on-screen and then click on the 'IPA Downloads' tab in the window that appears. A list of various IPA applications will appear.
Scroll to the app you wish to download and click 'Download.' The app will download to the computer.
Locate the 'Actions' tab at the top of the i-FunBox window and then click the 'Sync all Applications' option. The IPA app will be automatically put on the iPhone.
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