How do I get my keyboard to pair with my ipad?
1033970
You'll need to charge the keyboard first. Mine came with very little charge. Once you've done that, there's a little switch on the side that's a power switch. Flip it on and then press the connect button. The indicator light should start to flash and that's how you know it's ready to be paired. Then go to settings on your iPad and enable bluetooth if it's not already on. When you see "Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard" come up in the list of devices, click on it and wait for a little window to pop up. The window will ask you to enter the 4-digit code using the keyboard, then hit the enter button on the keyboard. It should then finish the pairing process on it's own. As far as I know it works with all iPads including first generations (though I'm not sure about the mini), so pairing shouldn't be a problem.
1033971
I've been trying to get my keyboard to sync with my IPAD. The little icon just keeps spinning and won't bring up the window for me to enter the code. Any suggestions?
1033972
You should be able to goto the Settings app on the iPad. There you will find a listing toward the top of the page for Blutooth. Turn that on, also, turn the charged keyboard on. There is a button on the keyboard for finding Bluetooth device. Press it and it should link up. Took a couple of minutes for everything.
1664471
I believe so, It's a long time since I did the pairing. I think your tablet presents a pairing code that then has to be entered by the keyboard.
1842767
You have to go in your settings in the iPad and turn on the Bluetooth. And you have to push the middle button on the actual keyboard and make sure it's turned on as well. The on and off switch is on the right side of the keyboard. In the Bluetooth settings on the iPad it'll show up and say if it's connected or not.
398998
You connect it as you would any blue tooth device. Make sure you have the Bluetooth setting on the "on" position on the iPad. It will seach for the new device (device must be on the "searchable" setting), then you can pair them up. The keyboard is great and does the job pretty good.
1847649
I had the same problem initially. Make sure Bluetooth it turned on in settings for your iPad. You have to have the iPad installed with the magnets towards the bottom. You'll know this is right because the device will snap into place with the magnets. Once it snaps into place you'll see the light on the keyboard come on and you can pair the device in settings.
1095876
Turn it on and push the bluetooth button on the keypad. Then go to bluetooth on your iPad and turn it on and then select bluetooth keyboard and it will "connect" then it's ready to use
1698414
Turn on the keyboard. There is a slider switch on the right hand side near the back. Go to the iPad Settings under Bluetooth and turn it on (this is a bluetooth keyboard). It should find the keyboard right away. Enjoy!
420743
Press the Bluetooth button on the keyboard , then turn Bluetooth on in settings on ipad. It should search and have a list of devices. Choose "Bluetooth keyboard" and you have to enter a passcode on the keyboard that flashes on the screen and hit enter...that should b it
210953
You have to put your device in visable and hold the pair button on the keyboard and then it will pair
1648998
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.
1593835
Be sure to tap the "Bluetooth keyboard" name, then it will "pair" your devices. Next you will enter a code on the keyboard and the keyboard will start working.
1568261
First try charging the keyboard to a full charge. After that is done, make sure that the Bluetooth on the iPad is on ( this way when you turn the keyboard on the iPad will see that is on ) once they are both on, a numerical code will pop up on the ipad's screen enter it and you are good to go.
1849161
It pairs your iPad to the wireless keyboard. I wish someone else would make a quality lit keyboard.
1977989
Don't know if this is going to help or not. I dont remember getting a manual. All I did was make sure the keyboard was charged up, then go into settings on my iPad, then Bluetooth, make sure Bluetooth is on and find/connect the keyboard. Good luck
58914
Easiest answer: google the instructions for that Logitech keyboard model. First, charge the keyboard. I recall it being extremely easy. I think I just put in the ipad and switched the buttons on that are on the right side of the keyboard. There was a blue button on top of the keyboard that was blinking to tell me they were "talking" to each other. Again, your best bet is just google the instructions online from the ipad first. It really wasn't hard.
125211
Mine paired fine as well. However, I had Swiftkey as my default keyboard setting and my tablet warned me the pairing would not function properly unless I switched to the default keyboard. Once I switched, everything was fine.
1986105
Turn on your bluetooth for your device then turn on keyboard if that doesn't work go to settings on your device go to bluetooth and hit connect and it should connect.