I cannot get the keyboard to connect. Bluetooth is turned on the tablet and when i do the scan under network connections, Bluetooth, no devices found
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I purchased a galaxy tab 4 10.1 and subsequently purchased a key board for the tablet. I first charged the key board then continued on to pair the key board to the tablet. It took a couple of minutes but it found the key board and was able to pair them. I was lucky and it took me just a couple of minutes.
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The only thing I can think of is that the keyboard is not on. You may also have to push the little button next to the on/off slider button.
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Hit the Bluetooth button on the keyboard and scan and then enter the code it gives is all I did
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I had the same problem. I keep messing with it and it finally paired. I also moved my cell phone to another room, because I thought it might be the problem...not sure.
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I had the same issue, the keyboard never connected again. It's a piece of trash, get your money back if you can
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Try re-adding the keyboard to the tablets Bluetooth devices. It might give you the code then.
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I'm not sure because I didn't get no use for it being my tablet couldn't connect to any keyboard. I found that out after my purchase was made. I'm sorry that I cannot help any I would say try it out.
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Jenn, thebest thing to do is to turn on your keyboard first and then turn on your bluetooth, if it says paired then that means the tablet recongnizes it. but its still not connected. If it says it is not connected to input device then click the little bluetooth button next to the on and off switch, a little blue light will start blinking, hit scan on your tablet and bam, it should connect.
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You turn the tablet to blue tooth on and turn keybrd on and scan it should find the keyboard...
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The connection is wireless. Turn on the blue tooth on the "tablet" and on the "case". Then have them pair as you would do your cell phone and blue tooth wireless headset. You will be typing very shortly.
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The problem is in the device your trying to sync with, try working with the tablet, phone, etc., end of the problem. It's not a keyboard problem I would guess, because I had the same problem at first. You need to turn something on in your device that you are trying to sync with.
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Yes it is!! My little brother has that exact tablet and we tried connecting it to his device and it worked. Just turn on the bluetooth and then connect to the keyboard.
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You have to go to your bluetooth settings, where you can connect the keyboard to your tablet. When you are there, you should be able to make your tablet search for near by devices that are bluetooth compatible. When it searches, you need to make sure the keyboard is on. Once the device is located by the tablet, you are ready to "pair" it. You will be given a code that you have to type into your keyboard and then click enter to complete the pairing process.
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Hopefully your Bluetooth is working properly, I had some issues with it after updating to Windows 8.1 (driver needed updating). Click the Bluetooth icon on the task bar, select "Add a Bluetooth Device". You should now be at a "Manage Bluetooth Devices" Metro style screen. Ensure the keyboard is powered on and hit the "Connect" button next to the power switch on the keyboard. You should then see it as an option to pair with the tablet. Click on pair, then type in the numbers you see on the screen and press enter. Hopefully that is all you need, but if your Bluetooth is wonky, get the updated drivers from the Intel website. Hopefully your Bluetooth is working properly, I had some issues with it after updating to Windows 8.1 (driver needed updating). Click the Bluetooth icon on the task bar, select "Add a Bluetooth Device". You should now be at a "Manage Bluetooth Devices" Metro style screen. Ensure the keyboard is powered on and hit the "Connect" button next to the power switch on the keyboard. You should then see it as an option to pair with the tablet. Click on pair, then type in the numbers you see on the screen and press enter. Hopefully that is all you need, but if your... » Read More Hopefully your Bluetooth is working properly, I had some issues with it after updating to Windows 8.1 (driver needed updating). Click the Bluetooth icon on the task bar, select "Add a Bluetooth Device". You should now be at a "Manage Bluetooth Devices" Metro style screen. Ensure the keyboard is powered on and hit the "Connect" button next to the power switch on the keyboard. You should then see it as an option to pair with the tablet. Click on pair, then type in the numbers you see on the screen and press enter. Hopefully that is all you need, but if your Bluetooth is wonky, get the updated drivers from the Intel website. « Show Less
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Brian I had the same problem. It was my error. There is an On/off button on the side. Once you switch it on you then press the connect button. Make sure that the tablet bluetooth is on
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if u can try to plug into another tablet, the key board may be bad or your tablet may be bad. good luck hope u can send one of them back if defective.
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go to Bluetooth manager and look for a keyboard and it should just show up even without doing anything on the keyboard. other than just turning it on. (slider on bottom) once its found follow the instruction on the screen it will ask you to put some numbers in that on the screen on the keyboard and done.
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U should contact Logitech for tech support, but you have to turn on BlueTooth on your device. The directions with the keyboard are pretty complete.
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Turn off you're Bluetooth then turn it back on let it find the keyboard the touch the keyboard under your Bluetooth menu, then it should pair.
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I had the same problem. It's the wrong manual. Just turn the key board on and turn the blue tooth on on the tablet. Then type the code it says and press enter and you're good to go. Hope this helps. :)