So now I have another question even though my original question is still unresolved. I have played around with the Keypad turning it Off and On and watching the Bluetooth window in SP to see whether it would have an effect on the Bluetooth connection.

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Strangely enough, it does not seem to make a difference. The Keypad seems to be connected (see image of Bluetooth window that I have pasted) no matter what the state (on, off) of the Keypad. Is this normal? I would have thought that turning the Keyboard off would cause the loss of the connection. Then to re-establish the connection, you would have to go through the pairing process again. What are your thoughts on this?

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I finally called the manufacturer in Switzerland last month to get a replacement or refund, and they helped me resolve the issue and it works fine again. They were apologetic and very helpful. These are the instructions they sent me. 'We are sorry to hear that you are having problems with your Keypad.

'It is always difficult to judge where the problem lies. In the past, we have encountered problems when the Mac was upgraded to OS X 10.7.2 in the sense that the Bluetooth thread was somehow distorted. From your description, it appears that your Mac might have a similar problem in the sense that there have been numerous attempts to pair it. Clearing these threads and pair the Keypad from scratch might be all that is needed. 'So before we exchange the unit, we kindly ask you to try this: - Remove all entries of 'Bluetooth Keypad' in your Bluetooth preferences by selecting them and press '-'. Turn off your Mac.

Turn off the Keypad by pressing the on/off button for 3 seconds (the LED will become steady green). Start up your Mac and shut it down again. Press the on/off button of the Keypad very briefly (only a split second!). The LED should flash briefly.

It must not become steady green (steady green meaning it is in the process of turning itself off). Start your Mac and open the Bluetooth assistant in the system preferences. Press the ' +' sign to pair the Keypad.

The Mac searches for a new Bluetooth device now. Turn the Keypad upside down and press the small black pairing button on the reverse side of the Keypad with a pen. The Bluetooth assistant should see the Bluetooth Keypad.

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It will display an 8-digit code. Enter the 8 digits on your Keypad and press the key ' enter' on your Keypad. Note: The numbers will not be high-lighted as it may be with other Bluetooth devices! - The Keypad should be connected now. 'Please advise if this helped to solve the problem. If not, we will send you a replacement unit along a return label.' Me again here.

If this doesn't work and you want a replacement device, their contact info is: Phone #: 011-41-56-437-6070 Good luck! I finally called the manufacturer in Switzerland last month to get a replacement or refund, and they helped me resolve the issue and it works fine again. They were apologetic and very helpful. These are the instructions they sent me.

'We are sorry to hear that you are having problems with your Keypad. 'It is always difficult to judge where the problem lies. In the past, we have encountered problems when the Mac was upgraded to OS X 10.7.2 in the sense that the Bluetooth thread was somehow distorted. From your description, it appears that your Mac might have a similar problem in the sense that there have been numerous attempts to pair it. Clearing these threads and pair the Keypad from scratch might be all that is needed. 'So before we exchange the unit, we kindly ask you to try this: - Remove all entries of 'Bluetooth Keypad' in your Bluetooth preferences by selecting them and press '-'.

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Turn off your Mac. Turn off the Keypad by pressing the on/off button for 3 seconds (the LED will become steady green). Start up your Mac and shut it down again. Press the on/off button of the Keypad very briefly (only a split second!).

The LED should flash briefly. It must not become steady green (steady green meaning it is in the process of turning itself off). Start your Mac and open the Bluetooth assistant in the system preferences. Press the ' +' sign to pair the Keypad. The Mac searches for a new Bluetooth device now. Turn the Keypad upside down and press the small black pairing button on the reverse side of the Keypad with a pen.

The Bluetooth assistant should see the Bluetooth Keypad. It will display an 8-digit code.

Enter the 8 digits on your Keypad and press the key ' enter' on your Keypad. Note: The numbers will not be high-lighted as it may be with other Bluetooth devices!

- The Keypad should be connected now. 'Please advise if this helped to solve the problem. If not, we will send you a replacement unit along a return label.'

Me again here. If this doesn't work and you want a replacement device, their contact info is: Phone #: 011-41-56-437-6070 Good luck! Thanks Kristin I tried your steps (their steps really, if we want to be accurate) and they DID work. This, after everything else that I tried failed to get the keyboard functioning so as you can imagine, I'm delighted at this excellent tutorial from the makers of the lmp.

I'm puzzled though at the seemingly inordinate OFF / ON switching that we do during this process - turn off your Mac start up your Mac and shut it down again start your Mac What's that all about? But in the end, the process worked beautifully and that is what really matters. Hi Kristin, Wanted to let you know the instructions you posted to get the LMP Keypad to pair worked PERFECTLY!! While the instruction book says once you press the pairing button on the back it will blink yellow, it did not. But my Mac instantly recognized the keypad after the second start. Typing from the keypad now.

That's numbers for thank you!! You have to do this process everytime you replace your batteries if you've upgraded to 10.7.2 or higher. Thank YOU!!!!!!!! This actually worked, I though I was doomed. Remove all entries of 'Bluetooth Keypad' in your Bluetooth preferences by selecting them and press '-'. Turn off your Mac. Turn off the Keypad by pressing the on/off button for 3 seconds (the LED will become steady green).

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Start up your Mac and shut it down again. Press the on/off button of the Keypad very briefly (only a split second!). The LED should flash briefly. It must not become steady green (steady green meaning it is in the process of turning itself off). Start your Mac and open the Bluetooth assistant in the system preferences.

Press the ' +' sign to pair the Keypad. The Mac searches for a new Bluetooth device now. Turn the Keypad upside down and press the small black pairing button on the reverse side of the Keypad with a pen. The Bluetooth assistant should see the Bluetooth Keypad. It will display an 8-digit code. Enter the 8 digits on your Keypad and press the key ' enter' on your Keypad. Note: The numbers will not be high-lighted as it may be with other Bluetooth devices!

- The Keypad should be connected now. 'Please advise if this helped to solve the problem. If not, we will send you a replacement unit along a return label.' Me again here. If this doesn't work and you want a replacement device, their contact info is: Good luck!

Hello Avocece The LMP is NOT attached to the keyboard during the pairing process since you have to turn the thing upside down to press the small black button on the underside of the keyboard during the pairing process. On my LMP, there are 2 buttons on the Right hand edge of the keyboard. A big round silver one that you can use to turn the iMac keyboard (not the LMP keyboard) on and off, and a very small diameter round black button which is the one that controls the On Off state of the LMP keyboard. OK, so now we have that out of the way, you should be able to connect quite readily via the above instructions.

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