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@@ -30,3 +30,10 @@ To convert the `bin` file to a `dfu` file the following script can be used
     ./keyboards/anne_pro/dfuse-pack.py -b 0x08004000:anne_pro_default.bin anne_pro_default.dfu
 
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+## Bluetooth pairing
+The Bluetooth setup is similar to the original Anne Pro firmware. After pressing `Fn + B` the Bluetooth layer shows up. By pressing the `+` key Bluetooth is enabled. You can now pair your computer. Once the computer asks for the pairing code the lights on the keyboard should turn off. You can now simply enter the pairing code and hit connect on the computer, this should pair the device.
+
+## Known problems
+- Capslock indicator light is not working. This is the results of buggy lighting firmware by Obins, which means that the complete backlight would turn on if the capslock was toggled.
+- Sending macros over Bluetooth is limited to about 20 keypresses, this is because the transmit buffer is limited and only starts sending after all keypresses are put in the buffer.