Your NVIDIA device pairs with Bluetooth accessories such as keyboards, speakers, and headphones. You can also pair with other Bluetooth-enabled devices. Bluetooth functionality is a standard Android feature.
For help with the Android OS, please visit Google’s support website at http://support.google.com/android/.
When Bluetooth is on, the Bluetooth icon shows in the System bar.
The first time you use a Bluetooth accessory, you must pair the accessory and the device. You can also follow these steps to pair your NVIDIA device with another Bluetooth device such as a smart phone.
NOTE The Google Keyboard on the touchscreen is not active when a Bluetooth keyboard is paired with your device.
NOTE
Some devices require a passkey before pairing. In these cases, your
SHIELD device prompts you to verify that the passkey is appearing on your
other device. Respond to any security prompt on that device. Then on your
SHIELD device, tap Pair to complete the
pairing or Cancel to cancel the pairing.
Disconnecting the Bluetooth accessory does not permanently cancel the pairing. The accessory remains on the list of Available Devices with a status of Disconnected.
Your Bluetooth accessories appear on the list with names that are assigned by the manufacturer. These names are often a product number or a brand name. You can rename the accessories so that when you look at the list of available or paired devices, you know exactly what your SHIELD device is connected to.
Renaming a Bluetooth accessory only changes the name in the Paired Devices list. Your accessory is not affected.