like everyone the first pairing worked like a charm, then I had to go through the procedures outlined above (i.e. Follow the steps in Discovering and associating the keyboard with Windows section above to re-associate your keyboard.Īlright, I'm afraid I still need assistance here.The Samsung Bluetooth keyboard will disappear from the list. Select "Remove Device" from the top menu.Select the Samsung Bluetooth keyboard from the "Devices" portion of the list.If the batteries are good, go to the "Devices and Printers" folder (you can do this by typing "Device and printers in the Start menu and selecting the "Settings" tab).First check the batteries and make sure they are fresh.If you have previously paired your Windows system with the keyboard, but it does not seem to function, follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue (you can also refer to the release notes for any further issues you may encounter). There's also a troubleshooting section in the flyer. The flyer also emphasises that, when turning the keyboard off and on, the power button should only be pressed for ~2 seconds until the blue LED comes on and should be released immediately after the LED comes on (otherwise the keyboard may end up back
Type the passcode as shown on the keyboard and press Enter.You should see the Samsung Bluetooth keyboard appear in the device list. Tap the "Add a device" icon in the right panel.Scroll down and tap "Devices" in the left panel.Press and hold the power button on the right hand side of the keyboard for ~3 seconds until the blue LED starts to flash slowly (alternating two flashes and a pause).It sounds like the PC is expecting the keyboard to generate the passcode (or have a fixed one)?ĭid you get a copy of the flyer with instructions for pairing the keyboard? I don't have a scanner handy, but here are the steps from the flyer. The PC should generate the passcode during the "Add Device" interaction and then you enter the passcode on the keyboard.
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