Connect bluetooth keyboard

https://askubuntu.com/questions/701978/how-can-a-bluetooth-keyboard-that-requires-a-code-entry-be-paired-in-the-termina $ bluetoothctl [NEW] Controller AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF device-name [default] [bluetooth]# power on Changing power on succeeded [bluetooth]# agent on Agent registered [bluetooth]# default-agent Default agent request successful scan onoth]# scan on [bluetooth]# SetDiscoveryFilter success [bluetooth]# Discovery started [bluetooth]# [CHG] Controller 08:B4:D2:CD:96:FE Discovering: yes [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device 1E:92:C2:38:6D:DD 1E-92-C2-38-6D-DD [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device 61:0C:46:EE:B3:C5 JBL Bar 5.0-495 [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device 76:54:8D:8A:24:87 76-54-8D-8A-24-87 [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device 03:2F:83:E5:0D:6C 03-2F-83-E5-0D-6C [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device F0:4D:D4:E5:3E:B1 Bedroom TV [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device 5F:5A:30:8D:4A:FB 5F-5A-30-8D-4A-FB [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device 3B:C5:20:E8:65:22 3B-C5-20-E8-65-22 [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device 75:33:D3:3A:62:D3 75-33-D3-3A-62-D3 [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device 5F:D8:B8:FA:9F:3D JBL Bar 5.0_7733 [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device 28:DF:A7:56:65:C8 28-DF-A7-56-65-C8 [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device F3:FD:7E:0E:A3:90 Quarq AGB15723 [bluetooth]# [CHG] Device 58:71:33:1D:34:BD RSSI: 0xffffffb1 (-79) [bluetooth]# [NEW] Device 67:95:2E:34:68:83 67-95-2E-34-68-83 [bluetooth]# connect 58:71:33:1D:34:BD Attempting to connect to 58:71:33:1D:34:BD [CHG] Device 58:71:33:1D:34:BD Connected: yes [Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard]# Request PIN code [Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard]# 1;39m[agent] Enter PIN code: 0000 [Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard]# Connection successful [Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard]# [CHG] Device 58:71:33:1D:34:BD ServicesResolved: yes Type 0000 on the keyboard too to connect

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