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Connecting a Galaxy Note to a projector..
Hi
Has anyone investigated the possibility of connecting a Galaxy Note (or for that matter, an S2) to a projector? As a student, this would be an incredibly useful feature for me.
For a regular old fashioned VGA projector, one would need some kind of a dock or interface converting Micro USB to VGA out. Is such a cable available, and if so, how would the projector interact with the phone?
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Thanks, this seems like an interesting product. I'm based in India, so I'll have to figure out how to get it and not get ripped off.
Have you used this though? Does it work with the Galaxy Note? I've bought a lot of data cables in the past which claimed to work with one or other of my phones, but never did.
The only problem with this device is that the cable size is small, so while holding the Note in my hand during a presentation, I'd have to be fairly close to the projector.
Is there a wifi version of this device? That would be super awesome
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Thanks for the replies guys. There's a potential issue with the cable you mentioned. The EBay page says
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This cable will NOT work without a power source. Power charger is not included in packaging. The MHL cable features an USB Micro-B (female) power input. Connect the charger supplied with your mobile device to the Micro USB input MHL cable Micro USB input to power your mobile device while it is in use. You may also search for ASIN B005E151O0 on Amazon to get the complementary power adapter kit for this adapter.
1. On a Galaxy Note, there's only one MicroUSB port. You can either connect this cable, or your charger.
3. If the cellphone can connect to a laptop or a desktop via wifi, which in turn controls the projector, then the need for a cable can be eliminated. This is probably where that Power Point remote app comes in. I'll check it out...thanks again!
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Originally Posted by itsrijo
I don't understand the problem.
I don't understand your description either ("female microusb of the cable"...). Can you be more specific? Male and female apply to the connectors or sockets at the ends of the cable.
If this is what you mean, let's say I have
(a) Galaxy Note (with ONE female MicroUSB slot and no other slots)
(b) Cable shipped with Galaxy Note (regular USB male and MicroUSB male)
Once (b) is plugged into (a), the other end of (b) can be connected either to a computer, or to a charger.
If the device is connected to a projector using one of the cables suggested above, then unless the projector has active +5V and GND lines in its USB interface, how will the Note get charged?
PS -- I don't have access to any of the cables suggested in the previous threads, so if you think this is a non-issue that will become evident upon inspection of the cable, then I will just wait to get it locally
With the USB to VGA MHL Adapter connect the male slot to your phone and the female to your phone charger and THEN to the projector. It should work perfectly.
You can look for it on amazon as: Cable Matters Micro USB to VGA MHL Adapter with Stereo Audio