I have never. I have used a USB-C to HDMI to display on a TV but never to fly. I'm assuming the results will be similar though.
That's what I was afraid of. Thank you.It won't work. Any time you connect one of these the port becomes a host, while connecting the remote needs it to work as device.
But the USB-C version (which is what the OP was asking about) also has a USB port that can accept any standard USB device.Because the Lightning port on that is only a power input, so connecting the remote to it does nothing.
I understand that, but the implication from Apple is that the USB port on the adapter is for any standard USB device and it doesn’t specify anything about host-only use. Are you basing your comments on actually having used the Apple USB-C multiport adapter?Same as with the Lightning version the USB-C port on the adapter is only for power, no comms.
Yep, it's a USB-A port, to which you connect any device, which means the iPad is the host.USB port on the adapter is for any standard USB device
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