Doing a Google search for your exact model of keyboard may yield results, or doing a search for the keyboard model in one set of quotes, with the word manual in another set may help get a usable version of the manual if you’re stuck on how to do this.
As noted previously, there are hundreds of supported keyboards, and as such, it’s impossible for me to know about every keyboard, and also not possible for me to list each keyboard and how to put it in “discoverable mode”. The Amazon Basics Bluetooth keyboard has a small, round, concave button on the bottom near the On/Off switch that you must press the Apple keyboards don’t require you to press anything specific while some of the Logitech keyboards require you to press a key which designates which Bluetooth channel you wish to connect a specific device. The first thing you will want to do, upon getting a Bluetooth keyboard, is pair it to your iOS device. While it’s impossible to cover the massive amounts of various keyboards and their various functions, the aim of this guide is to provide information that will help you make the most out of your Bluetooth keyboard as a VoiceOver user on iOS. There are stand-alone keyboards such as the Amazon Basics Bluetooth Keyboard for Apple Devices, the Logitech line of keyboards, Apple’s own set of keyboards, and many others. There are many models of Bluetooth keyboards supported on iOS.
(This article was originally posted on the AppleVis website with the title, “Don’t Touch it, Type it! A VoiceOver User’s Guide to Using the Bluetooth Keyboard”, written by Scott Davert.
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