Mac · iPad
Find your phone in Settings › Bluetooth. On iPhone, pair from Settings › Accessibility › Touch › AssistiveTouch › Devices › Bluetooth Devices.
Omny Pad / Manual
Connect quickly. Start moving.
From the first connection to everyday gestures and reconnection, this guide follows the order you need.
Quick start
Three steps are enough.
- 1
Tap Connect in Omny Pad.
Turn on Bluetooth and allow Nearby devices access when Android asks. Your phone becomes discoverable.
- 2
Pair from the device you want to control.
Start pairing in the Bluetooth settings of the host—such as a Mac, PC, or iPad—not on the phone.
- 3
Confirm the code and start using it.
Approve the pairing request and Omny Pad connects automatically. Move the on-screen trackpad to confirm the connection.
Host guides
Each host starts a little differently.
Windows PC
Open Settings › Bluetooth & devices › Add device › Bluetooth, then select your phone. If it is missing, check Show all devices.
Linux
Open the system Bluetooth settings, select your phone, and confirm pairing.
Android · TV
Open Connected devices › Pair new device, then select your phone. This is especially useful for Android TV, TV boxes, and DeX setups without touch input.
Gestures
The number of fingers selects the action.
1 fingerPointer movement · tap to click · press and hold to drag
2 fingersScroll · two-finger tap for right click · pinch to zoom
3 fingersSwitch virtual desktops · middle click · host gestures
Troubleshooting
Paired, but nothing moves?
Windows says connected, but the trackpad does not respond.
Remove the phone pairing in Windows Bluetooth settings, keep Omny Pad's connection screen open, and pair again. Keyboard and mouse services may be recognized during the new pairing.
The phone does not appear in the host list.
Tap Connect in Omny Pad to make the phone discoverable, then check that Bluetooth and Nearby devices access are enabled. Refresh the device list on the host as well.
The connection drops frequently.
Bring the host and phone closer, remove the existing pairing, and reconnect. Also check power saving and manufacturer-specific background restrictions.