HT4111 Bluetooth connection Logitech keyboard

My iPad's software was updated automatically. Now I turn the Bluetooth on and it doesn't find any device to pair with.
I need it to identify my Logitech keyboard, which shows a blue or green light.
I turned the iPad on and off, but nothing changed.
Can anyone help?
Thanks.

hi all
by a stroke of luck i worked it out - turns out you have to switch the keyboard off, then when switching it on you have to keep your finger on the power button - the green light will flash until the connection is made.
works now, onlly wasted an hour two trying to get to this point.  nevermind

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