USB port on docking station does not work

Connect to wall outlet Uses the USB power adapter and USB cable included with the device. If it is a third-party accessory, check to see if it is Apple Certified . Then follow these steps:

1. Connect the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to the Lightning to USB connector cable or the 30-pin to USB connector cable .
2. Connect it to one of three power sources:

Wall outlet

Connect the charging cable to a USB AC adapter and connect the USB AC adapter to the wall outlet.

Computer

Connect the charging cable to a USB 2.0 or 3.0 port on a computer that is not in sleep mode. Do not use the USB ports on the keyboard.

Power supply
Connect the cable to a powered USB hub, docking station, or other Apple-certified accessory.


When the device is charging, you will see a lightning bolt next to the battery icon in the status bar or a large battery icon on the lock screen.

To help you connect your ipad to the computer, please follow the step-by-step instructions given below:
- Turn both the computer and iPad ON before connecting.
- Plug the iPad's docking port into the appropriate end of the dock connector-to-USB cable.
- Plug the USB end of the iPad's dock connector-to-USB cable into an open USB port on your desktop. If iTunes doesn't open automatically, open the program to sync files and apps between the devices.
- Do not disconnect while the iPad is syncing or the sync won't complete.
- Remove either end of the cable to disconnect your iPad from the PC.
- After the first connection, you may choose to connect the two via Wi-Fi so you don't need to use the cable.
- Using iTunes, you can sync your audio, video, photos, apps and documents. This lets you transfer important files and apps you use for your business between your iPad and computer.

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No, that is not possible. That's because you need an ASUS-specific charging cable to charge either the tablet or the dock/keyboard (or the docked combination of the two). You can however use any charger with a USB-port that outputs at least 2 Amperes. So you need to buy a new ASUS charging cable (and a suitable charger, if you don't have one already)

Motorola doesn't endorse/support this type of modification.

Mark
Motorola Support

1. Turn off iPad


2. Turn on computer and launch iTunes (make sure you have the latest version of iTune)


3. Plug USB cable into computer's USB port


4. Hold Home button down and plug the other end of cable into docking port.


DO NOT RELEASE BUTTON until you see picture of iTunes and plug


5. Release Home button.


ON COMPUTER


6. iTunes has detected iPad in recovery mode. You must restore this iPad before it can be used with iTunes.


7. Select "Restore iPad"...


Note:


1. Data will be lost if you do not have backup


2. You must follow step 1 to step 4 VERY CLOSELY.

know of similar problems. either the cable and connection end you have or the receiving end in the tablet. can be diagnosed by getting replacement charging cable. if the problem goes away then its the cable if not it is probably the receiving end in the tablet

You need to get the Asus Transformer Keyboard Dock. It has 2 USB port built in.

Buy it here on amazon.

Otherwise you need to a microSD card.

As far as I am aware windows 7 has not been confirmed for tablets or win CE platform type devices

Check you manuals and any Cd's that came with the 1600 and see if there is some form of reset or original system restore ability.

Microsoft has a win7 compatibility check utility anyone wishing to try win 7 on these types of device is recommended to use that first to identify potential issues.

The guy's that can fix this are in the uk Sumo Technologies they fix all DTR products (address on DTR's website)

In some Motion LE1600 tablet pcs, the AC adapter port becomes separated from the motherboard. It will charge in the convertible keyboard or docking station because the power comes from the USB connection (for the kb) or the dock connector (for the FlexDock). Motion used to fix this by repairing the solder joint but now they just replace the motherboard (very expensive). There are ways to solder this but the repair doesn't always last unless you have someone really good do it.