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# Wired Mode
## Plug-in Your RelayKeys stick & pair with a computer (Wired mode)
1. Make sure the Micro-USB connector is attached to the stick and then attach the female end of the USB lead into your computer
2. You should see your stick light a solid blue ("Paired") or flashing blue ("Un-paired")
If "Flashing". This means you have yet to pair the RelayKeys device with another computer.
### Put RelayKeys into a pairing mode
You can do this in three different ways:
* Send a command using the "`relaykeys-QT.exe`" app and press "Add a device" in the toolbar - or -
* Run "`relaykeys-cli.exe ble_cmd:devadd" - or -`
* Press the Button on the RelayKeys hardware. It will now flash yellow
* Next pair your device with RelayKeys.
### Pair with a Windows Computer
So to connect to Another Windows computer, go to Settings, Bluetooth, "Add a device", and connect to "AceRK"
### Pair with an iOS device
To connect to an iPad/iPhone, go to Settings, Bluetooth and add "Bluefruit52" or "AceRK" or "RelayKeys"\
### Pair with a Mac
To connect to a mac, Open up "System Preferences", Bluetooth and add "AceRK"
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