IMPORTANT: This article assumes that you have already turned ON your Keyboard. This device is equipped with Smart Sensing technology that automatically turns the Keyboard ON when the iPad® is attached in typing mode. Additionally, the Smart Sensing technology turns the Keyboard ON when you want to use it as a standalone Keyboard.
Clearing the stored Keyboard settings from your iPad’s Bluetooth® memory
Clearing any stored devices from the Keyboard memory
Clearing the stored Keyboard settings from your iPad’s Bluetooth® memory
Step 1:
On your iPad, tap
.
Step 2:
Tap Bluetooth.
On your iPad, tap
.Step 2:
Tap Bluetooth.
Step 3:
Under MY DEVICES, tap the
icon next to the name of your Keyboard.
Under MY DEVICES, tap the
icon next to the name of your Keyboard.NOTE: If you don't see your Keyboard's name here, you haven't successfully paired your devices before. To learn how to do this, click here.
Step 4:
Tap
.
Tap
.Step 5:
Tap OK to confirm.
Tap OK to confirm.
Step 6:
Toggle Bluetooth switch to turn OFF.
Toggle Bluetooth switch to turn OFF.
You have now cleared the stored Keyboard settings from your iPad’s Bluetooth memory.
Clearing any stored devices from the Keyboard memory
Press and hold the four corner keys together for five (5) seconds to clear out the memory.
To know more about the keys of your Keyboard, click here.
Once the keyboard memory is clear, it will default to pairing mode for Memory Slot 1.
NOTE: If a device is paired to Memory Slot 1 of the Keyboard but Memory Slot 2 is empty, switching to Memory Slot 2 will cause the device stored in Memory Slot 1 to lose connection with the Keyboard.
To regain connection on your Keyboard manually, connect to it on your iPad by selecting the Keyboard from the Bluetooth® Devices list.
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