How do I "register" my i pad to my blu-ray player

My sony blu-ray player asks me to "register" my device (ipad).  I can not find any register under settings on the ipad.  I want to use the ipad as a keyboard for internet connection.

How are you trying to connect them? Do you want to use the iPad to type directly into the control panel for the player?

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