I am firstrated! I have an official apple Ethernet adapter, a lighting camera to I pad adaptor and an official power cable.
ive followed video instruction and all of that yet all I get is that there is too much power! If I then take the adaptors away, nothing happens at all!
The ethernet adapter is not designed to be used with the iPad. The iPad does not officially support an ethernet connection, only wifi. There is no guarantee it will work, since its not something Apple consciously made to work with it.
The message is not that there is too much power, but that the device you are trying to use, the ethernet adapter, is using too much power, and the iPad cannot supply that amount of power to it.
Best way to get something that causes the "Uses too much power" message to work is to add a powered USB hub between the accessory and the iPad.
You need to realize this is not a supported way of doing this, so no guarantees it will work correctly or at all and that it will do so after iOS updates. It's a user found function that is not in any way designed to work like that by Apple and is expected to not be 100% functional.
The ethernet adapter is not designed to be used with the iPad. The iPad does not officially support an ethernet connection, only wifi. There is no guarantee it will work, since its not something Apple consciously made to work with it.
The message is not that there is too much power, but that the device you are trying to use, the ethernet adapter, is using too much power, and the iPad cannot supply that amount of power to it.
Best way to get something that causes the "Uses too much power" message to work is to add a powered USB hub between the accessory and the iPad.
You need to realize this is not a supported way of doing this, so no guarantees it will work correctly or at all and that it will do so after iOS updates. It's a user found function that is not in any way designed to work like that by Apple and is expected to not be 100% functional.
I have an official apple Ethernet adapter
Keep in mind, this is a Mac accessory. I don't believe it was designed to be used in the way you are wanting.
I have seen some users here get it to work, while others can't.
Ethernet connection ****
