No It is to connect to a gps device over bluetooth. I have a unit that has a pin 0000 and I can connect to that. it just does not allow enough time to enter 1234 done then ok.
Kinda solving the wrong problem, but you may be able to type the pin into the web browser, copy it, then paste it in to the box where you enter the pin and still hit ok in time?
I suspect this is a problem somewhere a fair bit deeper down in android, though it may also be that the pin entering dialogue is blocking the main UI thread. To test if that is the problem, try going to Manage -> System -> Advanced -> Developer tools and select "Show All ANRs". Then try the pin again and see if it throws up one of those "your device/app is not responding: force close/wait" messages
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I suspect this is a problem somewhere a fair bit deeper down in android, though it may also be that the pin entering dialogue is blocking the main UI thread. To test if that is the problem, try going to Manage -> System -> Advanced -> Developer tools and select "Show All ANRs". Then try the pin again and see if it throws up one of those "your device/app is not responding: force close/wait" messages
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