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Hi Cong Ming,

There are two ways to connect a Bluetooth accessory to an iOS product. First, you can pair and connect from the Bluetooth settings screen (Settings->General->Bluetooth). From this screen you can do the initial pairing. After the accessory has been paired with the iOS device, you can then connect to the device from this screen. The second way is to initiate the connection from the accessory. The accessory has to first be paired with the iOS device for the iOS device to allow the incoming connection from the accessory.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any further questions.

Regards,

Joakim

On Jun 9, 2011, at 2:35 PM, CongMing wrote:

Hello everyone,

    Does there any method to make the accessories connect to iOS device more easily or automatically for the end user? For save their opeartion.

    In case that, the accessory had already paired with iOS device, and can be found in the BT device list.

    And when both side BT is opened, could the accessory establish the connection initiative (means as the master)?

    Or another way, could the apps replace the Setting Menu, control the switch of the BT, and start connect to appointed accessory?

   I'm not sure whether my question is submission to the correct position. And if it not, please notify.

   Wish your help.

Best regards!
Cong Ming
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	>Re: Q: Connect to iOS device with Bluetooth (From: Joakim Linde <email@hidden>)