Connect bluetooth on wheezy over the commandline13.05.14

apt-get install bluetooth bluez-utils blueman

Reboot and reconnect as described above. Logon as pi, password raspberry. Switch to root
        Make sure that your Bluetooth dongle is recognized. If not, unplug it and re-plug it.

lsusb

Make your Bluetooth device discoverable. Refer to the device manual.
        Make sure that your device is seen by the Raspberry PI. Take note of its MAC address (ex. 75:EF:82:69:D2:83)

hcitool scan

Pair the device. When requested, type a pin like 0000 and hit ENTER. If you are pairing a keyboard, type the PIN you have entered and hit ENTER on the keyboard you are pairing. If you are pairing a mouse, you also need to type a PIN of 0000 when requested and hit ENTER. This PIN might depends on the mouse manufacturer.

bluez-simple-agent hci0 75:EF:82:69:D2:83

Make the device trusted.

bluez-test-device trusted 75:EF:82:69:D2:83 yes

Connect the device. After a few seconds, your device will be usable.

bluez-test-input connect 75:EF:82:69:D2:83

http://www.ctheroux.com/2012/08/a-step-by-step-guide-to-setup-a-bluetooth-keyboard-and-mouse-on-the-raspberry-pi/

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Connect bluetooth on wheezy over the commandline13.05.14

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