Using Wacom Creative Stylus 2

Hi,
In the FAQ of Illustrator Draw, you mention that the app works with the latest Wacom Stylus but the fact is that I'm unable to pair it.
Can you please advice about how to pair WCS2?
Thank you for your help.
Carlos

Any chance you have a timeline on that update? If it's going to be a while you might need to change the Draw FAQ, which says:
Does Draw support other pressure sensitive pens?
Yes. In addition to support for Ink, Adobe Illustrator Draw also supports the latest pressure sensitive pens from Wacom and Pencil by 53.
(emphasis mine)

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