How to Connect a Wireless Apple Keyboard to a PC

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The problem is because the keyboard immediately exits pairing mode as it connects to the other, unintended device. Make sure you enter the one shown on your iPad screen. The Bluetooth LED should start blinking.

So I needed to decouple the two. Sincerest Regards, Terry No worries.

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The new has a lower profile, smaller footprint, and yet full-sized keys that, thanks to a re-engineered scissor mechanism, enjoy 33% more stability. It may not be the old-school selectric clickity-clacker some still enjoy, but the Magic Keyboard is slimmer and more portable than ever. And while it's sold with the Mac, it also works perfectly well with the iPad. For the iPad, however, you have to go through Bluetooth. Otherwise, switch it off and then on to make it discoverable. The switch is on the back left. No codes, no pins, no fuss, no muss. Note: For that reason I'd suggest doing the pairing the first time you turn the Magic Keyboard on, and turning it on when you're not around any other devices that might try to grab it first. How to check the battery charge level for the Magic Keyboard on your iPad. There's no charge indicator on the Magic Keyboard itself, but you can easily check the power level on your iPad. How to discover Magic Keyboard shortcuts on iPad Once you're connected, iOS 9 lets you quickly and easily find all the available keyboard shortcuts in an app. How to quickly switch apps using the Magic Keyboard on the iPad When using your iPad by itself, double-clicking the Home button is how you bring up the fast app switcher. Once you're connected to the Magic Keyboard, however, you can switch apps without your fingers ever leaving the keys. If you're thinking that's exactly like command-tab on the Mac, and alt-tab on Windows, you're thinking right! How to disconnect or un-pair the Magic Keyboard from your iPad If you want to revert back to the virtual keyboard, you can simply turn your Magic Keyboard off. If you want to disconnect it, or have your iPad forget about it entirely, you can do that in Settings. You have to reconnect later to use it again. You'll have to re-pair later to use it again.

I am doing the pairing more than 15m away from the iMac so it should work shouldn't it. When the device pairs with your Mac, it appears in the list of devices. Do I need to actively un-pair it from the iMac first. But you don't need to even spend that much. I hope the information I provided you, has helped you resolve your Mac technical issue. Regards, -Terry If you have any more questions, regarding your technical issue, please feel free to reply to this post as I am always ready to assist.