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  • Why does my iPhone not detect other Bluetooth devices in the area?

  • How do I enable Bluetooth on my phone and what will it allow me to do?

  • How do I pair my phone with another Bluetooth-enabled phone?

      1. From the Home screen select Manage Connections  and tick Bluetooth.
      2. Click Search or Listen.
      3. If necessary, click a Bluetooth enabled device.
      4. If necessary, type the passkey for the Bluetooth-enabled device (e.g. headset) on your phone.
      5. If necessary, for some types of pairings (e.g. two phones), you may need to approve the pairing on both phones or confirm a passkey from the other phone.
      6. If you have another Bluetooth enabled phone that this phone is trying to pair with your BlackBerry (for example sending and receiving files between handsets) you will need to make your BlackBerry discoverable, Within Bluetooth set-up, either

      a. Handheld software 6.0 or later - Change the Discoverable option to Yes, or

      b. Handheld software 5.0 or earlier - Within Bluetooth set-up, select Options and then set Discoverable to Yes.


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  • How do I change the name in my phone that other people see over Bluetooth?

  • How can I stop people sending me files over Bluetooth?

      1. From the Home screen select Manage Connections  and tick Bluetooth and select Bluetooth Connections
      2. Select the Menu  and then Options
      3. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled
      4. Scroll to the Discoverable: dropdown box then press the Trackpad/Trackball key
      5. Scroll to No, then press the Trackpad/Trackball

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  • I can’t type a passkey on a Bluetooth enabled device?

  • I cannot pair with a Bluetooth enabled device

    • Verify that your BlackBerry is compatible with the Bluetooth enabled phone. For more information, see the documentation that came with the Bluetooth enabled phone.


      • Allow the Bluetooth enabled phone to discover your phone. In the Bluetooth setup application, click Allow another device to find me.
      • Turn off encryption for Bluetooth connections between your phone and the Bluetooth enabled phone. In the device options, click Bluetooth. Click a Bluetooth enabled device. Click Device Properties. Change the Encryption field to Disabled. Press the Menu  key. Click Save.

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  • How do I connect my HD7 phone to another device using Bluetooth?

  • My Bluetooth device is not working, how do I get it to work?

    • For two bluetooth devices to work together they must be "paired" correctly. There are four main steps to pair two bluetooth devices.


      1. Set your first bluetooth device in pairing mode. Note: This is your bluetooth headset or other bluetooth accessory.


      2. Set your second bluetooth device to Search for Devices. Note: This is a mobile phone or computer.


      3. Select the device you want to pair with. You may be asked to enter a passkey to pair with the first device.


      4. The first device will confirm the passkey if needed and return a confirmation message to the second device. Once confirmed, both bluetooth devices are paired.


      Please make sure your bluetooth accessory is in pairing mode. Turning your Bluetooth on doesn't always mean it is in pairing mode. Take a look at the device's User's Guide for details.


      Pairing mode can have a time limit. If you're not able to find the Bluetooth device you were searching for, the pairing mode time limit may run out. You'll need to set your Bluetooth accessory to pairing mode again.


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  • How do I turn my Bluetooth on and make my Sony Ericsson phone visable to other devices?

  • How do I change my Sony Ericsson phone's bluetooth name?

  • When I receive some files by Bluetooth I am not able to open them, why?

    • If the file you are trying to access has DRM (Digital Rights Management) protection then you will need a license known as a ‘Rights Objects’ file to play or view it. This licence acts as a key to unlock the file. In order to open the file you will need to purchase the game, picture, video etc; or if you have previously purchased the media, to download it again because the licence is missing.
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  • How to pair your iPhone 4 with another Bluetooth device

    • To pair with another Bluetooth device, both devices will need to be in the same room with Bluetooth turned ON.

      1. From the Homescreen touch Settings
      2. On the Settings menu scroll down and touchGeneral
      3. Touch Bluetooth
      4. Touch the device you want to pair with
      5. Enter a PIN and ask the user of the device you want to pair with to enter the same PIN on their device
      6. Touch Pair
      7. The devices will now be paired.

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  • How to set up Bluetooth on my Blackberry

  • How to pair with another Bluetooth device on my Blackberry

    • To pair with another Bluetooth device, both devices will need to be in the same room with Bluetooth turned ON.

      1. Press Menu
      2. Select Manage Connections
      3. Select Bluetooth to turn Bluetooth on
      4. Select Bluetooth Connections
      5. Press Menu
      6. Select Add device
      7. If you are the person searching select Search, if the other device user is searching for your device select Listen
      8. Enter a passkey of your choice (e.g. 1234)
      9. Your devices will now be paired.

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  • How to send content by Bluetooth to a paired device on my Blackberry

    • To send content to another Bluetooth device, both devices will need to be in the same room with Bluetooth turned ON.

      1. Press Menu
      2. Select Manage Connections
      3. Select Bluetooth to turn Bluetooth on
      4. Press the Back key
      5. Select Media
      6. Select the media you want to send
      7. Press Menu
      8. Select Send Using Bluetooth
      9. The recipient device will need to accept the file transfer
      10. Transfer starts.

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  • How do I change the name in my phone that other people see over Bluetooth on my Blackberry?

  • How do I remove the pairing with my headset on my Blackberry?

  • How do I send stuff to other Bluetooth phones or devices?

  • How do I change the name in my phone that other people see over Bluetooth on my Samsung S5830 Galaxy Ace?

  • How do I remove the pairing with my headset on my Samsung S5830 Galaxy Ace?

  • How do I send stuff to other Bluetooth phones or devices on my Samsung S5830 Galaxy Ace?

  • How do I set up my Bluetooth headset to work with my phone on my Samsung S5830 Galaxy Ace?

  • how do I activate bluetooth on my HTC?

  • how do I activate bluetooth on my Samsung?

  • how to setup Bluetooth on your BlackBerry Torch 9800

    • how to pair with a Bluetooth enabled device

      You must pair your BlackBerry® device with a Bluetooth enabled device before you can connect to it. For more information about preparing the Bluetooth enabled device for pairing, see the documentation that came with the Bluetooth enabled device.

      1. open the applications tray.

      2. tap on Setup icon  

      3. make sure Bluetooth® is switched on (see above).

      4. tap Bluetooth icon

      5. tap Add New Device

      6. change your device name if needed, tap OK

      7. tap Search, your phone will now look for Bluetooth devices in range.

      8. tap the Bluetooth® enabled device you want to pair.

      9. if necessary, perform one of the following actions:

      If the Bluetooth enabled device does not have a keyboard (for example, a headset), on your BlackBerry® device, type the pairing passkey that is provided in the documentation that came with the Bluetooth enabled device. Note: Sometimes it is not necessary to use the passkey.

      If the Bluetooth enabled device has a keyboard (for example, a laptop), type a pairing passkey of your own choosing on both devices.

      connect to a paired Bluetooth enabled device

      To perform this task Bluetooth® must be turned on and your BlackBerry® device must be paired with the Bluetooth enabled device.

      Your BlackBerry® device might attempt to connect to the device automatically when Bluetooth technology is turned on and the devices are within range.

      1. open the applications tray.

      2. tap on Setup icon  

      3. make sure Bluetooth® is switched on (see above)

      4. tap Bluetooth icon

      5. tap the paired device you wish to connect to

      6. tap on Connect from the pop up menu

      To disconnect from a paired Bluetooth® enabled device, tap on the device in the list. Tap Disconnect from the pop up menu.


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  • How to set up Bluetooth on iPhone and Nokia

  • How to connect a HTC Desire S to a Bluetooth device

  • How to turn on Bluetooth on a Sony Ericsson Xperia X10

  • How to connect a Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo or Arc to a Bluetooth device

  • Setting up Bluetooth on a Blackberry Storm 9500 from Vodafone

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