Hello. I'm still here. When messages come through, I don't' answer them right away in case others may know the answer since the other users can help each other out. I thought I had answered your question from a while back, but in case I missed it...
The keyboard will not automatically connect like it does with a PC. So what you need to do is make the initial connection and then keep the bluetooth manager running while you use the Braille Sense. When you are done, close the Bluetooth manager first, then the Braille Sense. The next time you want to use the keyboard, power on the Braille Sense, start the Bluetooth manager and it will scan for Bluetooth devices. if your keyboard is on, it will be found and you can connect to it. You don't have to pair it over again, but you do have to connect to it since, as I mentioned, it is not automatic.
Hope this helps. On 10/21/2009 2:02 PM, Tonilyn wrote:
I was just wondering if Raul was still with GW-Micro (I've been on and off the list a lot, mostaly off this year due ! physical problems). If he is does anyone know if he is on vacation? I ask because noone seems to know the answer to my question-how to make an untrusted Bluetooth Keyboard trxsted so it will stay paired, and Raul always has the answer or a suggestion or at least answers. SMILE. But of course ANYONE that can help wad get lots of appreciation from me! Thanks, Toni comDEAF-BLIND and DETERMINED! * Founder of Pip's Cause http://www.pipscause.org Dedicated to helping people who are deaf-blind * Hoop Dancer "Vertigo-geaux" Hooping it up DEAF-BLIND and DIZZY!!! http://www.vimeo.com/vertigogeaux can If you wish to unsubscribe from this list, send a message to [email protected] and include leave gw-notetaker in the body of the message.
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