I'm testing on a Macbook. Don't have a Bluetooth adapter for my Windows box yet.
Pairing goes normally. Then I get the keyboard identification thing (which naturally doesn't apply as the numpad doesn't have Shift keys). The options are to pick Japanese, EU or US layout, or cancel the whole keyboard ID thing. I tried all four, no difference.
Now, when I press any three keys quickly, I only get the first and last one to register. This applies whether the keys lie in a straight line, diagonally, or even each one on unique row and column. Additionally, if I'm in a Terminal, I get error chimes. Just pressing a number key like "7" once produces "7", but also two error chimes, as if the key put out two invalid characters.
Oh, and Num Lock does what it's supposed to, but it also outputs "a".
Any ideas? Is this pad DOA?