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iOS: Pair a Bluetooth Keyboard with an iPad
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How To: Pair A Bluetooth Keyboard with an iPad

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Go to Settings - General

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Tap on Bluetooth, if its Off, tap on it to turn it On.

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Now put your bluetooth keyboard in pairing mode simply by turning on the keyboard

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Once you do this, your keyboard will show up under Devices and say Not Paired.

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Tap on it, You will be prompted with a message to type a series of numbers on the bluetooth keyboard and then press Enter on the keyboard.

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The keyboard should up under Devices and say Connected.

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