Unable to enter new passcode keyboard won't boot

I am unable to confirm my passcode. Once I create a new passcode and hit continue the keyboard disappears and won't boot to allow for typing. Likewise in the enter stage you don't have the option to copy your new passcode (only paste) so you can't copy and paste at confirm.

Hello there, M6D.
You may want to try the following iPad Troubleshooting assistant:
Apple - Support - iPad - Applications Assistant
http://www.apple.com/support/ipad/assistant/application/
Keep in mind if you're using iOS 7 you will want to swipe up on the screenshot of the apps you see, since this step has changed from the view represented there for iOS 6.
Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
Pedro D.

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