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Apple MD823ZM/A Lightning to 30-pin adapter

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Apple MD823ZM/A Lightning to 30-pin adapter
Product no: 9000-0005-8083 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

This Apple Lightning to 30-pin adapter is unique in its kind, as it does more than merely connect one device to another. The adapter is equipped with a kind of miniature computer, which allows it to convert digital signals to analogue signals. Besides charging your iPhone 5, the adapter can also effortlessly connect older 30-pin accessories, provided that they are compatible with the iPod interface (which means listening to and synchronising music).

Tips or comments about this product

- Please note: this Lightning to 30-pin adapter can only be used in combination with certain generations of Apple iPhone, iPad, iPod Nano and iPod Touch.
- Please note: certain 30-pin accessories are not supported.

Specifications

Product features

Length	not applicable
Data plug type	Lightning, 30-pin

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	250 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	8,0 x 6,5 x 1,5 cm

Product specifications

- suited for: iPhone 5, iPod Touch 5th generation, iPod Nano 7th generation, iPad 4th generation, iPad mini
- Apple iPhone 5 charger
- supports: analogue audio output, USB audio
- does not support: video output
- can also be used for synchronisation and battery charging
- colour: white

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