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USB Hard ware not supported Message

Bibifrine

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I am using a USB Keyboard and it works fine so far. The only think which is killing my nerves is, that from time to time a Message pops up on the Ipad, which tells me: USB Hardware not supported. I just have to klick OK and can continue to work.
Can I block this message somewere?
 

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Interesting! Not sure how to block this but you're lucky to get the keyboard to work! The iPad USB interface supplies only 10 mA and that's insufficient to drive most keyboards.

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Have considered a Bluetooth keyboard?

This is pretty much the "official" way to add an external keyboard to the iPad. A bonus is that there is no cable with the attendant risk of snagging it and sending the iPad flying accross the room:mad:.

They do cost quite a bit more than a USB keyboard of course.

I use the ZaggMate which also acts as an iPad stand and hard cover.
 
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I have a BT Keyboard. It is a rubber keyboard integrated into a Case, but I am not happy with it. keys are to weak and I getting a lot of double letters where I do not want it.
Do you have experience with the Zagg mate?

I tested already several USB Keyboards and all of them worked except the Message which pops up every couple of minutes .


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I have a BT Keyboard. It is a rubber keyboard integrated into a Case, but I am not happy with it. keys are to weak and I getting a lot of double letters where I do not want it.
Do you have experience with the Zagg mate?

What you describe sound a lot like the ZaggMate:), although I assume that you mean a folio type of arrangement.

The the ZaggMate has a rubbery keyboard which I find quite usable. What I like is that the case is rigid so that you can use it on your lap. I only use it which I have serious typing to do though.
 

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