I have a Tablet AOC with Android 2.3, and Bluetooh 2.1, the device find the Keyboard, but no connect. This keyborad have some web page with drivers?
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Sorry, I don't know technical details. Though I did research that some of the newer BT keyboards would not work with older Android software. I had the same problem. The keyboard was recognized, but it would not work. Good Luck
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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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I have since got rid of that mini thing. I have a larger blue tooth keyboard that I use. I had a lot of trouble with the mini with all of my devices. It would not recognize any of them.
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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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First please turn on the keyboard and press the bluetooth button on the keyboard. Put your tablet into this keyboard .Turn your tablet on. Go to settings, ensure bluetooth is turned on and wait a few second until you see " bluetooth keyboard" in Devices and tap on it. It will show you a 4-digit pairing code. Type the four-digit passcode and press the "enter" on the keyboard. Then you've completed the Bluetooth pairing process and are ready to use the device.Pls contact us via email if you still don't know how to operate.
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Since this tablet doesn't have bluetooth, you will have to find a USB type keyboard that works for android. Gook Luck.
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Hi Richard...my tablet came with a micro usb connector as an extra which connects to the key board Usb I am sure you would be able to purchase one ....amazon have them...C&E; CNE13028 USB 2.0 Female to Micro USB Male OTG On-The-Go Cable Adapter ..Cheers Dianne
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The directions are a bit ambiguous. You go to Bluetooth on your Lattitude. Turn on the keyboard and hit the connection button. Highlight the keyboard when it appears under Bluetooth devices and it will give you a four digit number you type in then the keyboard will connect. If this does not work I would suspect an interface/programming problem and look elsewhere for help. I agree the keyboard comes partially charged and it took over an hour to reach full charge before I linked. It is a great folio and keyboard.
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It's a little touchy with USB keyboards. Some work, some don't, and I haven't found one that works with all apps. If you have a keyboard you want to connect, try using the front USB port.
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It should work like any other bluetooth device. Once the keyboard is charged, then you go to your device settings, bluetooth, and let it scan to find the other bluetooth device and then just connect to it. I hope that helps.
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It links via Bluetooth, if you have the right/latest bluetooth on any other device.The difference is the *keyboard* itself: This one has Mac/iOS alt/cmd/etc. keys; the Android version has Android-ish Home/Back, etc. keys.Android version here: AmazonBasics Bluetooth Keyboard for Android Devices - Black
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Hey! So basically what you need to do is turn on your tablet and make sure the Bluetooth is on. Once it is on turn on your keyboard. Once the keyboard is on and the Bluetooth is on in your tablet press the circle butting at the top of the keyboard it should be in the middle of the top of the keyboard. Once you press that it should pop up as something you can pair with your device click pair with device on your tablets screen it will say press a certain number combo on it and then it will work! If your keyboard still isn't working try charging it and then do everything I just said! Hope this helps Hey! So basically what you need to do is turn on your tablet and make sure the Bluetooth is on. Once it is on turn on your keyboard. Once the keyboard is on and the Bluetooth is on in your tablet press the circle butting at the top of the keyboard it should be in the middle of the top of the keyboard. Once you press that it should pop up as something you can pair with your device click pair with device on your tablets screen it will say press a certain number combo on it and then it will work! If your keyboard still isn't working try charging it and then do everything I just said! Hope this... » Read More Hey! So basically what you need to do is turn on your tablet and make sure the Bluetooth is on. Once it is on turn on your keyboard. Once the keyboard is on and the Bluetooth is on in your tablet press the circle butting at the top of the keyboard it should be in the middle of the top of the keyboard. Once you press that it should pop up as something you can pair with your device click pair with device on your tablets screen it will say press a certain number combo on it and then it will work! If your keyboard still isn't working try charging it and then do everything I just said! Hope this helps « Show Less
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i know that sometimes hitting the blue tooth button helps. also, i've checked the settings>hit bluetoth (turn it off then on again) and you should get a pop-up about enabled devices. the keyboard should be the one- hit it and let it accept. hit cancel on the pop-up and it should work
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It didn't occur to me to try but I would have thought that most of the issues would lie with Android i.e. they would be independant of the keyboard itself. Does android have a key assigning function? I haven't seen one so you migth need an app. Sorry.
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Turn on your tablet's bluetooth. It should start searching for nearby devices. Then turn on the keyboard. Push the "connect" button on the keyboard, and a blue light will start to flash. If your tablet sees the keyboard a message will appear with the "pairing" code.
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I had a bit of confusion on this as well. I believe the blue light indicates that you are in sync with tablet. However, I would recommend that you go out to Logitech's website, that will give you all of the instructions you will need. It really helped me and I love the keyboard. A great product. Good luck.
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nope, keyboard is not bluetooth compatible, that is probably why most key combinations do not work