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−	Communication between 2 iOS devices is established by connecting the 2 devices via '''BLUETOOTH.''' The procedure to start the connection is as follow:	+	Communication between two iOS devices is established by connecting both devices via '''BLUETOOTH''' or '''Wi-Fi'''. The procedure to start the connection is as follow:
−	* Enable '''bluetooth''' at system level on the iPhone, iPod or iPad settings on '''both devices.'''	+	* In the master device (the one with GPS):
−	* Enable the '''«Share GPS via bluetooth»''' option in Air Navigation settings '''on the master device''' (usually the device with an internal GPS).	+	** At system level, open Settings and select Wi-Fi and turn it OFF.
−	<br/>	+	** At system level, open Personal Hotspot, enter a password of your choice and turn Personal Hotspot ON. When it shows Wi-Fi is off, select Bluetooth and USB only.
−	[[File:pair.jpg]]	+	* In the slave device (the one without GPS):
		+	** At system level, open Settings and select Wi-Fi and turn it OFF.
		+	** At system level, open Settings and select Bluetooth and turn it ON.
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−	* Enable the '''«Internal Sensors bridge»''' in the «Tools» menu on the slave device (usually a device without GPS).	+	[[File:pair.jpg|left|caption]] On the slave device you should discover/see the master, Hotspot, device. Tap on it and select pair in the pop up Bluetooth pairing request. Immediately the pop up will also appear in the master device. Select pair in the pop up Bluetooth pairing request.
−	* Connection should occur automatically when a suitable master device is detected. You can monitor connection state in the sensor bridge. Green means that you are connected and receiving GPS data.	+
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−	[[File:pair2.jpg]]	+
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−	<u>'''Note:'''</u> in order to maintain the connection Air Navigation Pro must be running on both devices at the same time during the whole	+
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−	Back to <u>[[Air Navigation iOS|index]]</u>	+	Bluetooth is now paired and ready to be used by Air Navigation Pro.
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		+	Start Air Navigation Pro on both devices. (Leave Wi-Fi off, it may interfere with the Bluetooth signal)
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		+	[[File:pair2.jpg]]

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Communication between two iOS devices is established by connecting both devices via BLUETOOTH or Wi-Fi. The procedure to start the connection is as follow:

• In the master device (the one with GPS):
  • At system level, open Settings and select Wi-Fi and turn it OFF.
  • At system level, open Personal Hotspot, enter a password of your choice and turn Personal Hotspot ON. When it shows Wi-Fi is off, select Bluetooth and USB only.
• In the slave device (the one without GPS):
  • At system level, open Settings and select Wi-Fi and turn it OFF.
  • At system level, open Settings and select Bluetooth and turn it ON.

On the slave device you should discover/see the master, Hotspot, device. Tap on it and select pair in the pop up Bluetooth pairing request. Immediately the pop up will also appear in the master device. Select pair in the pop up Bluetooth pairing request.

Bluetooth is now paired and ready to be used by Air Navigation Pro.
Start Air Navigation Pro on both devices. (Leave Wi-Fi off, it may interfere with the Bluetooth signal)