Get the Android App![App available on Google Play](/img/cms/PiConsole/en_generic_rgb_wo_45.png)
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Default passcode for pairing While Pairing from Android with BLE, use passcode as 001234 For everything else, use passcode 1234
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Pairing on Android Bluetooth pairing is as usual. Just go into your phone's settings, select bluetooth, search for devices, and pair with OEConsole. (For Bluetooth 2.1 users, it will be listed as OE12345 - your digits after 'OE' will vary).
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Where is Menu?![Where is menu on my Android? Where is menu on my Android?](/img/cms/PiConsole/whereismenuw300.png) On Most android's the menu is as shown in adjacent picture.
If you have a different version of Android, that doesn't show such menu, check if you have 'Show Apps' menu. To get the menu, hold down the 'Show Apps' button (right button), which doubles as the menu button.
If you don't have 'Show Apps' button check if you have on-screen menu button.
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While running on Android, first select your adapter type![OEConsole settings OEConsole settings](/img/cms/PiConsole/screenshotselectadaptertypew300.png) Run OEConsole app, from its menu, open settings. And through settings, select your Adapter type (Bluetooth 2.1 or Bluetooth 4.0)
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Keyboard with Control Key For Android Users![Keyboard with Control Keys on Android Keyboard with Control Keys on Android](/img/cms/PiConsole/screenshotcontrolkeyboardsettingsw300.png) If you need to use a Keyboard with Control keys, install Keyboard with Control Key from Google Play, and follow these instructions.
- On Your Android Device, Open Settings -> Language & input
- Select Keyboard with Ctrl Key
- Close Settings
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![Change Keyboard Change Keyboard](/img/cms/PiConsole/screenshotchangekeyboardw300.png)
- Open OEConsole App
- Change the keyboard by pressing Globe icon
- You are all set!
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![Android Keyboard with Control Keys Android Keyboard with Control Keys](/img/cms/PiConsole/screenshotcontrolkeyboardw300.png) You should get a keyboard like this. |
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