[T-Mobile LG G2x] clicktician:
Here's a step-by-step to get your Freedom Pro Bluetooth folding keyboard

working with your G2x. It doesn't matter if your phone is rooted or not.

1) Download the android driver. Here is a direct link to

ProKeyboardSettings.apk

http://freedom.helpserve.com/index.php?_m=downloads&_a=downloadfile&downloaditemid=135

2) Make sure Bluetooth is on.

A) Settings=>Wireless & networks and check Bluetooth.

3) Install the driver (here's what I did).

A) Settings=>Applications and check Unknown Sources if not already

checked.

B) Navigate via a File manager to the .apk, choose it, and select open

with app manager.

C) Install as you would any other app.

4) Un-pair any other keyboards you have tried (see usage note E far below).

A) Navigate to Settings=>Wireless & networks=>Bluetooth Settings.

B) Long-press any keyboards in your Bluetooth device list

and Unpair them.

5) Pairing (you only need to pair the Freedom Pro once).

A) Switch the Freedom Pro Keyboard protocol to SPP. HID is not supported.

B) Turn the keyboard on.

C) Navigate to Settings=>Wireless & networks=>Bluetooth Settings

D) Depress the recessed pairing button on the Freedom Pro for 5 seconds

and release. The blue status light will be blinking.

E) If the "Freedom Pro Keyboard" does not appear on the G2x in the

Bluetooth device list, press Scan for devices.

F) Press the "Freedom Pro Keyboard" selection and you will be prompted

for a pairing PIN. Enter 0000 (four zeroes) on the G2x using the

on-screen keyboard.

G) If everything went ok, the device on the G2x will show that the

Freedom Pro Keyboard is "Paired but not connected". The status light

will stop blinking. This is normal. We will connect to it using the

driver we just installed, and not this Bluetooth control panel.

6) Connecting to and activating the keyboard (you do this each time you

want to use it).

A) Navigate to Settings=>Language & keyboard.

B) Check the Freedom Pro Keyboard checkbox if not aleady checked.

C) Settings=>Language & keyboard=>Freedom Pro Keyboard settings

(right below the check box).

D) If you see Disconnect in the G2x's list of controls, you're already

connected. Otherwise, press Connect. In a few moments, you will see

the status change, and the control will rename itself to "Disconnect".

NOTE: You may get prompted for another pairing PIN if for some reason

that has been lost. Enter 0000 as you did above using the

on-screen keyboard.

E) Navigate to Settings=>Language & keyboard=>Input method

F) Choose Freedom Pro Keyboard from the list.

You're all done. Optionally, you can return to

Settings=>Language & keyboard=>Freedom Pro Keyboard settings and

choose "Type here to test your keyboard".

To quit using the Freedom Pro and revert an on-screen Keyboard.

A) Navigate to Settings=>Language & keyboard=>Input method

B) Choose Android keyboard (or Swype).

C) Uncheck Freedom Pro Keyboard in the control list to shut off the

driver.

D) Turn your Freedom Pro Keyboard switch off.

Optional: Settings=>Wireless & networks and uncheck Bluetooth to save

your battery.

Usage NOTES:

A) The Freedom Pro Keyboard will time out after a period of inactivity.

It's 5 minutes or so. If this happens, go back to

Settings=>Language & keyboard=>Freedom Pro Keyboard settings and

choose Connect. For some reason Auto Connect doesn't keep the

keyboard connected as you would expect.

B) It is important that you do not change your input Keyboard to Freedom

Pro from on-screen before you have successfully connected to it. The

reason is, it may have accidentally forgotten about the keyboard, and

it will prompt you for a pairing PIN. You'll have no way to enter it

from the G2x if you've already selected the Freedom Pro for input.

C) If you fail to Uncheck the Freedom Pro Keyboard in Language &

keyboard before you shut off Bluetooth, the Driver will fall into a

writhing fit of Force Quits. So, shutdown the keyboard as shown above

to avoid unpleasant side affects.

D) If you need to force a re-pairing for some reason, navigate to

Settings=>Wireless & networks=>Bluetooth Settings.

Long-press Freedom Pro Keyboard and choose Unpair.

Then you can pair again.

E) If you have other keyboards (I have lots of them) and you've tried to

pair them, you've noticed they all say "Paired but not connected" and

they don't work. The Freedom Pro Driver gets confused with multiple

paired keyboards in the list and will complain that it only works

with the Freedom Pro Keyboard. Just unpair the others so that the

Freedom Pro is the only paired keyboard in the list.

F) Shortcuts on your Home screen can make managing your keyboard

settings quicker.