# Bluetooth Pairing

The WLAN Pi Pro has 2 built-in Bluetooth 5.2 radios, in this lab we will go through pairing a smart device to a WLAN Pi Pro to establish connectivity to it wirelessly.

1. Enable Bluetooth pairing mode on your WLAN Pi\
   Via FPMS:\
   \
   `Bluetooth > Pair Device`

   <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="hint" data-style="info" class="hint hint-info"><p>Your WLAN Pi will be discoverable for 30 seconds</p></div>
2. Grab your smart device (iPhone/iPad, Android)\
   We recommend using your mobile device for this lab rather than your laptop
3. Switch on Bluetooth and search for nearby Bluetooth devices
4. Be sure to select your WLAN Pi-xxx from the list of nearby Bluetooth devices
5. Be patient, your WLAN Pi may take 10-20 seconds to appear
6. If pairing is successful, FPMS will display a notification indicating the success
7. If unsuccessful, re-initiate the pairing process by selecting `Pair-Device` from FPMS
8. Navigate back to the 'home screen'
9. You should see `PAN: 169.254.43.1` displayed\
   This is your Bluetooth network interface IP address
10. Open your mobile browser and navigate to the WLAN Pi webUI\
    `http://wlanpi-xxx.local`

{% hint style="success" %}
You should see the WLAN Pi WebUI landing page
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
If you were to perform a LibreSpeed test, right here and now

What would you 'actually' be measuring?
{% endhint %}

Once paired, you can easily disconnect and reconnect to your WLAN Pi by selecting it from the list of paired Bluetooth devices on your mobile device.


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