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Select “Ethernet” in order to access the ethernet configuration details.

It will be located in between “Wi-Fi” and “Bluetooth” as shown below. Once the ethernet adapter is connected to power and to the iPhone “Ethernet” will appear in the Settings app on the iPhone. Or you can use a Lightning to USB Micro B cable made by other brands (as long as the cable is MFi-certified).ģ – Configure the ethernet connection using the Settings app on your iPhone Redpark offers this cable in several lengths. Use a Lightning to USB Micro B cable to connect the ethernet adapter to an iPhone. A Cat 5e or Cat 6A ethernet cable is recommended.Ģ – Connect the Redpark ethernet adapter to the iPhone PoE power: If you are using power over ethernet (PoE) as the power source use an ethernet cable to connect the Redpark adapter to a PoE enabled switch or PoE injector. Both of these adapters are licensed under Apple’s “Made for iPhone” (MFi) program.Ĭonnect iPhone to Ethernet in 3 Easy Steps:ġ – Connect the Redpark ethernet adapter to powerĪC power: If you have a local AC power outlet plug the Redpark adapter into the power outlet using the power adapter that Redpark provides. The other uses an AC power adapter as the power source. One uses Power over Ethernet (PoE) as the power source. Two versions of the adapter are available.

The new 2nd generation ethernet adapters from Redpark offer a much easier approach. But this created a large mess of adapters and cables! If you plugged all of these items together in exactly the right order you could get things to work.

In recent years the only way to connect an iPhone to ethernet has been to plug together a handful of adapters - a USB camera adapter, a USB hub, a USB ethernet adapter, and an iPhone power adapter (plus, of course, a Lightning to USB cable).