Como realizo el enlace entre el Keynote remote del iphone y el keynote del ipad

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HT3325 Link keynote remote to iphone 5: not working

I'm trying to link my iphone 5 to Keynote on MBA via the keynote remote app, but my phone isn't showing up in the 'available remotes' menu in keynote preferences.
I've tried doing this via wifi and I created my own network like others have sugested. Still nothing.

Be sure you downloaded the right remote app there are several ... I use it all the time! Be sure to be in iPhone apps when searching for the app as it is not an iPad app. The Bluetooth setting needs to be on you do not need to create a network
Turn keynotes on, open your presentation up, open your iPhone app remote and it will connect it right away

Connecting keynote remote to iphone 4 via blue tooth

Good Morning:
I would love to use Keynote Remote to run Keynote Presentations at the college where I work. However, there is something about the college network that seems to be preventing this from happening. I know this because a) Keynote Remote works perfectly fine on my home network and b) the college network people tell me that this is the case based on their research. As a way to bypass this, I would like to use the bluetooth on my iPhone 4 and Macbook Pro to set up a connection and use Keynote Remote. To date, I have not been able to make this happen. I cannot get the devices to recognize each other (so much more how "easy" all apple products connect to one another). Does anyone know how to get this to work? I have the latest Lion operating system and the latest iOS for my iPhone 4. Would love to get this to work, as my life would be much easier.
Thanks,
Matt

The iPhone will NOT pair with your Tom Tom. This is not, nor has it ever been a feature of the iPhone.

Keynote remote (on iPhone 5) keeps reporting "connection lost"

I use Keynote on my iPad to present lectures, and Keynote remote on my iPhone 5 to advance the slides. But occasionally, Keynote remote operating on the iPhone will show "connection lost" like this:
I tap OK and within a few seconds it usually reconnects without me doing anything. Occasionally it won't reconnect no matter what I do. Most of the time I have the two devices linked via personal hotspot because no WiFi networks are usually available in the rooms where I give presentations. Both devices still show the chain-link icon, indicating that the hotspot is still running and the iPad is connected to it, so it doesn't seem like a problem with the network.
This has been an issue only since I upgraded to iOS8 (and upgraded the Keynote versions along with it) a couple months ago. Prior to that I never had this problem. Of course, before iOS8 I was using the stand-alone keynote remote app from the app store, which isn't available any more.
I supposed there probably isn't anything I can do to fix this, but I wanted to log the issue here just in case anyone else was having this problem.

Turn off Bluetooth on both devices.
Then turn on Bluetooth on the Mac, then turn it on on the iPhone. Now run the remote app.
The remote has to pair itself with the Mac, similar to a trackpad device.

Cannot play slideshow using Keynote Remote on iPhone

I have purchased Keynote Remote and installed on iPhone 3GS (v3.1.2), the app connects to MacBook Pro no problem, however I cannot 'Play Slideshow' - Just get the screen 'Could not play slideshow. Make sure a slideshow is playing on your computer.' But still doesn't run, even when I have KeyNote running on MacBook and a SlideShow open as required.
Have tried rebooting both devices, I have also removed the App from the iPhone, deleted it from MacBook and then downloaded and installed it again...
Any ideas please...

Hello Patchworkm,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
For more information on this, take a look at:
Using Keynote Remote
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3325
Using Keynote Remote with Bluetooth
When a Wi-Fi connection is unavailable you can use Keynote Remote with Bluetooth to control your Keynote slideshow from one iOS device to another (iPad, iPhone, iPod touch). However, slides may take longer to appear on Keynote Remote when connected via Bluetooth. You cannot use Keynote Remote via Bluetooth with a Mac.
The following steps use Keynote Remote on an iPhone to control a Keynote presentation on an iPad via Bluetooth.
iPhone: Go to Settings > General > Bluetooth and turn Bluetooth ON.
iPad: Go to Settings > General > Bluetooth and turn Bluetooth ON.
iPad: Open a Keynote presentation.
iPhone: Open the Keynote Remote app. If you have previously paired your iPhone or iPad, you can immediately begin to control your slideshow from your iPhone by tapping Play Slideshow. If this is the first time pairing with these iOS devices, refer to the steps in "Linking Keynote Remote to Another iOS Device," above.
Note: If your iPhone displays the message "No connection available. Both devices must be connected to a Wi-Fi network or have Bluetooth turned on," continue with the steps above because you may still be able to use Keynote Remote with Bluetooth.
Best of luck,
Mario

Nutzung von Keynote Remote App. Für Steuerung der iPad-Präsentation

Ich nutze die App. Keynote Remote für die Steuerung meiner Keynote-Präsentation vom iPhone aus auf dem iPad.
Leider gibt es zwei Mankos:
- die Präsentation lässt sich nicht zur Unterbrechung schwarz schalten
- wenn ich in der App. Durch wischen die Folie wechsle, dann wechselt die ganze Folie auf einmal,d.h., dass integrierte Animationen ( z.b. Texte kommen nacheinander ins Bild) funktioniert.
Wer hat hier vielleicht einen guten Tipp und kann mir helfen.
Vielen dank
Markus

Keynote Remote for iPad

I'm not looking to control Keynote on the iPad, but rather use my iPad as a Keynote Remote for my MacPro running Keynote for Mac. I have it on the iPhone, but running Keynote for Mac 'remotely' from my iPad would be better for me. I run photography workshops and courses and in my studio my MacPro is connected to a 42" display that I run a Keynote presentation on. I've been controlling it with Keynote Remote on my iPhone, but would rather use my iPad as the remote.

Although I have it on my iPhone, I couldn't find how to install it on my iPad. Thought it wasn't compatible. Found it through my "Purchased Apps" on the iPad (App Store) and hit install. Thanks for verifing that it was compatible and I just had to dig a little deeper.
Wish they'd come out with a dedicated iPad version with a few more features rather than just a 2X view of the iPhone app.

Keynote remote app no longer working with keynote for ipad

noticed after upgrading that the keynote remote does not pair with keynote for the ipad. Any suggestion on a resolution or anyone else experiencing this issue?

I didn't realize until I went to a class to lecture in front of a couple hundred students that what worked on Friday no longer worked on Monday. (I upgraded to iOS 5 over the weekend.) My iPad with lecture slides was plugged in 25 feet away. I finally recruited a student to tap the iPad screen when I needed the next slide. A nightmare. What is usually slick and seamless was a wreck.
Here's my deal. My remote app works fine at home where my iPod Touch and iPad are on the same wifi network. At school they're on different networks for some reason. Bluetooth doesn't work anywhere. So Apple needs to find this bug and fix it. I can't believe whoever is responsible for this didn't test this out before they released iOS 5. Sheesh.

IPhone 3GS, iPad 2, Keynote Remote

Is it possible to bluetooth pair iPhone 3GS with iPad 2? I'm interested to download Keynote Remote to iPhone and control iPad Keynote presentations from iPhone. Thank you.

No you can't bluetooth between an ipad and iphone, not supported.
supported files http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3647

Connecting iPhone and iPad via Keynote remote without Personal Hotspot?

I live in Japan, where Personal Hotspot functionality is unfortunately unavailable.
I bought the Keynote Remote app to control my Keynote Presentations with my iPhone, but in places with no wi-fi available, I cannot get my two devices to connect via bluetooth.
Is there any way to link them? My keynote app is useless without a workaround.

Check out this thread. Go about half way down and read the post from Crankhead.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/16372865#16372865

How to connect my keynote remote

how to connect my keynote remote

Hello,
to those unable to get Wi-Fi syncing working at your work or institution, it is not the fault of the App, rather it is the fault of the network that you are connecting to.
It is most likely that the reason that it doesn't work is because the network administrators have closed access to the port that you need for the linking between your iOS device and your Mac. The reason that it works fine at home is because you have those ports that you need locked down. The other reason may be that your iOS device is talking to another base station than your Mac is and some networks also segregate base stations from each other.
On the Bluetooth side, it might not be working because you are trying it use something like an iPod Touch 2nd generation (or iPhone 3) these devices can only use their Bluetooth headset, nothing else. So if you are trying to connect your Mac and iPod Touch 2nd Gen, you might get them to pair, but you'll never get them to connect. So don't bother.
So what do you do? Did you just waste your money? Let me assure you that no you didn't.
This is what you do.
Go to your Wi-Fi/Airport menu and select "Create Network…" then give it a network name, such as yours or the name of your computer. I would strongly recommend adding 128-WEP encryption so that your classmates/co-workers/viewers can't connect to your computer and start sniffing around. Once you've created a network your Wi-Fi/Airport menu should turn into a grey arc with a computer in the centre.
Go to your iOS device and under the General -> Network settings select your newly created network
Enter in the password you just gave your network.
Once your iOS device is connected to your Mac, you are good to go! Fire up Keynote on your Mac and Keynote Remote on your device.
Do the linking in the Keynote Settings on your Mac. You should now have control of your presentation!
A couple of notes: what you are doing is effectively removing yourself from the infrastructure network and creating your own. With that in mind note that you won't have access to the Internet on your iOS device nor your Mac. But unless your presentation includes links to websites, you should be okay. The way around this is to connect your Mac to a wired Ethernet connection and perhaps sharing that Internet connection to your Wi-Fi/Airport port to give to your iOS device as well.
A tip: If you do the initial set up at home/office with the network and linking and use the same network name and password, you should only have to do step 1, 2 & 4 as your iOS device will have your password stored and the linking already done.
Hope that helps!
And yes, I would like to have the ability to jump to a specific page, and also have the ability to black out the screen.
Cheers, Andrew Jung.

How to delete a file in Keynote Remote for iPhone4?

Any one know how to delete a file in Keynote remote app for iPhone4? I uploaded a Keynote file from iDisk to my iphone and I can't delete the file. The file does not show up when I connect my phone to iTunes.
I also cannot connect my Iphone to Keynote anymore because of this file.

The file is actually in the Keynote app and not the Keynote remote app for iPhone.

Is the Keynote Remote App no longer available?

I had been using the Keynote Remote app to control my presentations, but it stopped working. I uninstalled it and looked on the App store to reinstall it, but can't find it.

The Remote App has been discontinued. Its functions have been incorporated into Keynote for iOS.

HT204378 2 iOS8.1.1 devices can't connect via BT "Using Keynote Remote with Bluetooth" - HT6112

I'm unable to get to iOS devices to connect via Bluetooth for Keynote control. It's described above under the heading "Using Keynote Remote with Bluetooth". Am I missing something? I see the article mentions iOS8 so I know it's been updated recently. I also see that this hasn't worked in the past. Curious that the articles suggests it can be done now.
I have 3 iOS devices all 8.1.1.
iPhone 5
iPhone 5s
iPad 3rd Gen
Thanks,
Russell

Just talked to Bose and learned the solution.
Reset the speaker ....hold down the bluetooth button until you hear a tone. Delete the Bose in the Bluetooth Device directory on the iPad. When it is automatically rediscovered it will connect.
Worked for me .....

Using Keynote remotely via a WebConference

Does anyone know of a process in which one can create a Keynote that is presented live in front of an audience, along with being filmed during the presentation and allow remote users to view both the video of the presenter and the live Keynote screens? Very similar to the Apple webcasts of Job's keynotes.
Thanks.
dan

Hey I was having trouble with this too. I got it to work for me. I have an iPad 2 and an iPhone 5. The fix for me was simple. Turn off WiFi for both your iPad and your iPhone. Turn on Bluetooth for both your iPad and your iPhone. Then KeyNote > Tools > Advanced > Remote. You don't have to do anything just have your Phone Remote app running and the bluetooh enabled when you hit remote on your iPad. They should find each other.
I've had to do this each time I use this function. There should we a way that you can just choose to use Bluetooth.

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