Case for iPad2 with Bluetooth keyboard ITIP-4000

Just purchased thi and am unable to connect to bluetooth keyboard - anyone have a suggestion?

Sandra-
How are you trying to connect? If you go to Settings-General-Bluetooth, is Bluetooth set to ON? Does the keyboard show up under Devices? If you select it, do you get instructions on how to pair with it?
If the keyboard does not appear under Devices, be sure it has a fresh battery and is turned on.
Fred

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