Connecting to Windows Mobile Device Can anyone help me connect to my Omnia 2 (Windows Mobile 6.5)? Copied the CAB file into the phone and installed. The phone "sees" the keyboard as Bluetooth device, but when I ask it to connect, it asks me to enter a passcode. The instructions indicate a pass code is not required, so I first hit "done" without putting anything in the field. Nothing happens-- the keyboard does not input text to the phone.If I try to use the keyboard to enter a passcode, it does not register in the passcode field on the phone. If I enter a code from the phone's keybaord, I get an error message saying the passcode is incorrect, or the connection failed. Any ideas? Connecting to Windows Mobile Device Can anyone help me connect to my Omnia 2 (Windows Mobile 6.5)? Copied the CAB file into the phone and installed. The phone "sees" the keyboard as... » Read More Connecting to Windows Mobile Device Can anyone help me connect to my Omnia 2 (Windows Mobile 6.5)? Copied the CAB file into the phone and installed. The phone "sees" the keyboard as Bluetooth device, but when I ask it to connect, it asks me to enter a passcode. The instructions indicate a pass code is not required, so I first hit "done" without putting anything in the field. Nothing happens-- the keyboard does not input text to the phone.If I try to use the keyboard to enter a passcode, it does not register in the passcode field on the phone. If I enter a code from the phone's keybaord, I get an error message saying the passcode is incorrect, or the connection failed. Any ideas? « Show Less
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First, I don't KNOW the answer. However, based on other "no password" bluetooth devices, I suggest entering 0000 on the phone.
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I have also the Samsung Omnia 2(i920) and it says the same thing to put in the passcode but it doesnt show it, what can I do? I also tried it on my wives cellphone htc diamond touch and its also windows mobile and the same thing saying to put the passcode it did put the "0000" and it rejects? is there any other help out there, im trying to connect a bluetooth keyboard....
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I sent this once but did not go through. I found the manual and it says to hold down the 1 key for 5 seconds and it will automatically connect you with voice mail and once this happens, follow the instructions
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Icetri, Thanks for pointing it out. Actually I was finally able to connect to it last night after numerous try. Somehow it didn't take the passcode for a little while even I was doing it correctly. It connected to my Sony micro pc at first try before I tried with BB Curve. I guess the comment above from J. MODY is somewhat understandable. IMHO, since IGo doesn't expressly support BB Curve, users have to find a way to use it. Any way, I really like the price tag on this at $30.
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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.
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I do not have a Surface 2 and therefore cannot make a direct connection. The Surface 2 does have Bluetooth 4.0 and therefore I would expect the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard to connect. I believe that Amazon's return policy to be the best and should it not work you could try to return the keyboard. Personally I would take the chance. I have connected the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard to Bluetooth on a Nexus 7, an Apple iPad, and a Samsung Galaxy S3 phone and although I only use it on the Nexus 7 I really do like it. The size is right and battery life has been good for me. The fact that it does not connect physically to anything is what is necessary for me. I do not have a Surface 2 and therefore cannot make a direct connection. The Surface 2 does have Bluetooth 4.0 and therefore I would expect the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard to connect. I believe that Amazon's return policy to be the best and should it not work you could try to return the keyboard. Personally I would take the chance. I have connected the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard to Bluetooth on a Nexus 7, an Apple iPad, and a Samsung Galaxy S3 phone and although I only use it on the Nexus 7 I really do like it. The size is right and battery life has been good for me. The fact that... » Read More I do not have a Surface 2 and therefore cannot make a direct connection. The Surface 2 does have Bluetooth 4.0 and therefore I would expect the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard to connect. I believe that Amazon's return policy to be the best and should it not work you could try to return the keyboard. Personally I would take the chance. I have connected the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard to Bluetooth on a Nexus 7, an Apple iPad, and a Samsung Galaxy S3 phone and although I only use it on the Nexus 7 I really do like it. The size is right and battery life has been good for me. The fact that it does not connect physically to anything is what is necessary for me. « Show Less
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I don't have a note 3 I have a Nokia 2520 but it wouldn't connect to my passport with this I had to get a (http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00FNDZCNE) to connect it, the original would connect my phone but not my HDD for some reason the second did everything I've tried (scanner, phone, HDD, flash)
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I just paired the keyboard with my curve 8320, ive'd used 8300 zip file. Download file to your computer--install to computer ( i downloaded this file right on my desktop screen)--Connect your BB with your USB-- Open your Desktop Manager-- Application loader-- you should see like 62kb file on your application loader pertains to your keyboard-- check that file and load to your BB. You should see keyboard Icon on your BB after your load. NOW pairing, activate your keyboard by pressing Ctrl Fn(blue) Fn(green) all at the same time, you should see light turn on (greenlight) at the top of key Y. Click on your keyboard icon from your BB it will ask you for password i just used alt 0 alt 0 alt 0 alt 0 (0000)since normally most bluetooth hardware got a 0000 as default pass. (you can put any password you wanted) Your BB will start trying to connect to your keyboard when that happen (usually spontaneously) on your keyboard press Fn (blue color Fn) together with 0 (zero)press zero 4x release your hold to Fn and then press enter. That should pair your Bb together with your new foundBBkeyboard :) Here is the link http://www.mobilityelectronics.com/support/Drivers.asp?ManufacturerID=27&ModelID=505 Now all i got to figure out is how to close this keyboard :)
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Just as having a wireless keyboard / mouse on your computer, the menu lies within your operating system, not the keyboard device itself. By the way, it is under "Settings / Language & Input." Not many options in a mobile OS. None of my business, but if I were wanting to use a wireless keyboard / mouse on my Android, I would've gotten a bluetooth one. This unit would require you to plug in the usb dongle to your Android device and your Android device would in turn have to recognize it. If you're having trouble with it working, maybe your Android device can't recognize the dongle. By the way, the dongle is located in the battery compartment and is not bluetooth.
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For your device to work with the keyboard (or any USB thing) it has to have USB support. This is called either "USB host mode", or OTG (on the go) that uses an OTG cable. I don't know what adv6 refers to, but find your device by name and look up the above information, or look in the user manual (which may or may not tell you).
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I received this keyboard for Christmas along with a high-quality Bluetooth dongle. It worked for a few minutes, but that's it. It seems to have a problem maintaining pairing with a Windows machine. By the way, I have a pretty standard built to order desktop with an Intel motherboard, dual core Intel CPU, 4 GB of RAM, etc. My point is that there are no proprietary parts inside my Wintel PC whatsoever. I have noticed that the only people who have had good luck with using this keyboard are people with Windows Vista-based laptops. Most laptops come with factory support for Bluetooth "built-in." Look at the success stories with this keyboard and Vista. Anything but laptops? I received this keyboard for Christmas along with a high-quality Bluetooth dongle. It worked for a few minutes, but that's it. It seems to have a problem maintaining pairing with a Windows machine. By the way, I have a pretty standard built to order desktop with an Intel motherboard, dual core Intel CPU, 4 GB of RAM, etc. My point is that there are no proprietary parts inside my Wintel PC whatsoever. I have noticed that the only people who have had good luck with using this keyboard are people with Windows Vista-based laptops. Most laptops come with factory support for Bluetooth... » Read More I received this keyboard for Christmas along with a high-quality Bluetooth dongle. It worked for a few minutes, but that's it. It seems to have a problem maintaining pairing with a Windows machine. By the way, I have a pretty standard built to order desktop with an Intel motherboard, dual core Intel CPU, 4 GB of RAM, etc. My point is that there are no proprietary parts inside my Wintel PC whatsoever. I have noticed that the only people who have had good luck with using this keyboard are people with Windows Vista-based laptops. Most laptops come with factory support for Bluetooth "built-in." Look at the success stories with this keyboard and Vista. Anything but laptops? « Show Less
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I do not remember having to put a code into the device. I went under Bluetooth and selected add device and it has worked ok since.
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Whatever you want it to be. For example, type '1234' <enter> on the keyboard and then 1234 on the droid. When I do this on my N1, it becomes paired, (not connected). But to resolve THAT part of my problem I need drivers.
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Hi leonard,Go into the menu on ur phone. There should be an option to turn bluetooth on. Turn it on. Then turn on ur bluetoth device..after it is charged. The phone may automatically recognize it. If not, go back to the phone menu. Open bluetooth and link to the Find Device option and it shoul recognize ur device...if not, write again!
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Imnot sure what you mean I know inthe paring process a number pops up and you have to enter that number to allow the devices to connect. Do you have a bluetooth connect wizard? If you followw that you should be able to connect. That code is generated during the connect and pairing process. Other than that I know of no passwords required. I would just reboot and start from scratch usig the bluetooth w izard. The hiearchy is turn your Bluetooth on, turn your keyboard on, allow it to find your keyboard, select your keyboard, wait forit to connect. At this point a window should pop up with the necessary code. Type In the code and wait for a message you are connected. I had to do this several times but it did connect. I think the code is randomly generated as the code changes.let me knoww if this helped.(;0)
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Hello; About your question on Amazon.com "how do you i connect the wireless mouse?" It's easy to just turn on Bluetooth on your phone and this is visible, turn on the mouse and / or keyboard from the phone below gives search for devices, this can take but if found, in which case it is not so, press the mouse button for 3 seconds and release it this when the phone be searched for devices. Amazon can not answer why I replied here. Greetings; :-)
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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?
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Hi Apophis, C'mon... Don't let us wait any longer!!! Do you have any comments about its performance yet? I'm trying to decide between keeping my two weeks blackberry 9000 or through it into the wastebasket, as I was needing its Everywhere Email Power, but I really use what Windows and Office interface brings to my daily work. Data exchanging etc.Do you know if can works with Blackberry Connect for smartphones?