How To Pair Xps M2010 Keyboard

Below is information on pairing the keyboard.
Pairing the Keyboard
The Bluetooth® keyboard should "auto-pair" with the system base out of the box to ensure the best possible user experience. The keyboard initially auto-pairs as a human interface device (HID) to facilitate operation before the operating system boots. Both the keyboard and touch pad function in MS-DOS®–mode and before the operating system boots to enable entry into the BIOS and completion of the OBE (out-of-box) screens.

The following steps define the paring behavior of the keyboard and system base:

1. After turning on the system, the keyboard communicates with the Bluetooth host (1~2 seconds to complete connection).
2. Once the connection is completed, the Caps Lock, Scroll Lock, and Num Lock LEDs all light 2~3 seconds and then turn off.
3. Once Windows® XP loads and the system enters HCI mode and progresses past any login screens, the keyboard is usable within 5 seconds.
4. Once the connection is completed, the Caps Lock, Scroll Lock, and Num Lock LEDs all light for 2~3 seconds and then turn off.

   If the keyboard or touch pad seems to quit functioning, you may need to re-pair the keyboard connection with the system base. To re-pair the connection, perform the following steps

   1. Press the wireless connect button on the computer base. The re-pairing process starts.

   2. Press the wireless connect button on the keyboard. The keyboard enters "discoverable mode," and the Caps Lock, Scroll Lock, and Num Lock LEDs all blink.

      If the re-pairing procedure fails, repeat the steps above but press and hold each wireless connect button for 4 seconds instead of a momentary push. Instead of attempting to re-pair the previous known devices, the keyboard and base enter "full discovery mode."

   3. After a successful connection, the Caps Lock, Scroll Lock, and Num Lock LEDs stop blinking and continue to light solid for 2~3 seconds. The keyboard should now be functional.