Two Dell venue 11 pro + dell slim keyboard = one - work, one - not

Have two Dell Venue 11 Pro - i5 8gb ram 256gb and i5 4gb ram 128gb
And one dell slim keyboard.
It works fine just with one tablet! Second device don't see keyboard - like it dead
How can i connect it? what i need to do? or install some driver maybe?

which port do you mean?
there are two same tablets and one slim keyboard. it works with one tablet, but not working with other
i just unplugged it from one and plug-in to second tablet
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