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    peter-70
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    I have two devices: iPhone and iPad. Qt connects to the iPhone without problems, but the connection to the iPad fails:

    0_1551773382392_Bildschirmfoto 2019-03-05 um 09.03.55.png

    0_1551773394464_Bildschirmfoto 2019-03-05 um 09.04.39.png

    As you can see, the circle by "Current state" is yellow. It should be green!
    Do you know what is wrong with the devices?

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      I have two devices: iPhone and iPad. Qt connects to the iPhone without problems, but the connection to the iPad fails:

      0_1551773382392_Bildschirmfoto 2019-03-05 um 09.03.55.png

      0_1551773394464_Bildschirmfoto 2019-03-05 um 09.04.39.png

      As you can see, the circle by "Current state" is yellow. It should be green!
      Do you know what is wrong with the devices?

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      @peter-70
      That's because your iPad is not in the "Ready to use" state :P

      Why that's the case, can have a lot of reasons.

      The following come to my mind:

      • the Device needs to be unlocked
      • your Mac needs to be "trusted"
      • your device needs to be registered as developing device

      To be honest, the easiest solution is to simply double click on the generated Xcode project and check from inside of Xcode what is wrong.


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        @peter-70
        That's because your iPad is not in the "Ready to use" state :P

        Why that's the case, can have a lot of reasons.

        The following come to my mind:

        • the Device needs to be unlocked
        • your Mac needs to be "trusted"
        • your device needs to be registered as developing device

        To be honest, the easiest solution is to simply double click on the generated Xcode project and check from inside of Xcode what is wrong.

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        @J.Hilk

        Yeah, you're surely right. It run's now, but to be honest, I don't know why :-(

        I've started iTunes, and it instructed me to setup the iPad. After this, I created a mini app, and opened it in Xcode. Up and down... the run-buttons on Qt-Creator are green now.

        Nevertheless I get an error:
        :-1: error: Deployment failed. The settings in the Devices window of Xcode might be incorrect.

        So I must see, what it is

        Thank you very much for your advice!

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