20 Most Recent LG HBM-730 Wireless Headset Questions & Answers

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Pairing with Phone
1. Turn off all devices (ST Light and Phone)
2. Turn on Phone
3. Goto Bluetooth menu on the phone (might be in connectivity)
4. Go to device list or paired devices (make sure bluetooth is turned on)
5. Delete any old profiles that are still in there.

6. Goto the Supertooth Light (BlueAnt)
7. Hold down the green button (send button)
8. while holding it down, open the microphone
9. the light should start to flash "red" and "blue" (you can release the green button)
10. go back to your phone, and go into either 'device list' menu or 'paired devices' menu on your phone.
11. click on either search, add or new devices. Function depends on different phones
12. when the phone has found the device, it should say 'ST Light BA V1'
13. select it, then enter passkey "0000"
14. If your phone ask for authorization or auto connect, just click "yes"

You need to hold down the main button for at least 3-5 seconds, it will eventually blink and completely go off. If you accidentally hit the button it will usually active voice command mode on your phone, and could interpret any noise it hears as a command to call someone. I have seen this happen many many times. Make sure you completely turn it off when you are done with it to avoid this issue.

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Tim

If you haven't actually manually changed it, the password is always the last four digits of your phone number (ex. 1-555-868-2212 your password is 2212). If you manually changed it, you need to call Verizon and have that worked out.

-CompDoctor

try 0000 or 1234 default pin code.

used string for weedeater heated it with lighter to make loop works great

try 0000

Actually it's a Treo 680. Finally took the battery out of the phone. That seemed to clear everything so that I pair the bluetooth with no problem.

If the LG Tone Infinim HBS900 is not pairing with your Apple iPad, there are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the Bluetooth settings: Make sure that Bluetooth is turned on and that the LG Tone Infinim HBS900 is in pairing mode. To put the device in pairing mode, press and hold the power button until the LED light flashes blue and red.
2. Check for software updates: Make sure that your iPad has the latest software updates installed.
3. Check for other connected devices: Make sure that the LG Tone Infinim HBS900 is not already connected to another device. If it is, disconnect it from that device before trying to connect it to the iPad.
4. Check the distance: Make sure that the LG Tone Infinim HBS900 and the iPad are within close proximity to each other. Bluetooth devices typically have a range of around 30 feet.
5. Reset the LG Tone Infinim HBS900: Hold down the power button for 10 seconds, release, and then hold it down again for another 10 seconds.
6. Reset the iPad's network settings: Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
7. Check if the device is in pairing mode, if not activate it.

If none of the above steps resolve the issue, you may need to contact the manufacturer or a professional technician for further assistance. It's recommended to check the user manual of your device before trying any of the above steps, as the process of troubleshooting the pairing process can vary depending on the model and manufacturer.

resolder one in

have you replaced battery? 1. charger is not working 2. battery is bad.

You can't use bluetooth headphones,

Believe this or not, I had the same problem. The fix... Cleaned out the ear wax from the hole that got packed in there on my first use. No kidding. Hope that solves our situation.

if check both voltage and current rating both are same no problem can connect

Take off the rubber earpieces and look down the holes to the speakers. Can't see the speakers? That is because there is a black sticker covering the hole. The sticker is actually a very fine mesh that is supposed to let sound through. But it gets clogged with earwax and other crud, which interferes with the sound. The mesh is probably supposed to protect the speakers, but what is the point if it kills the sound? I removed the mesh and my LG Tone+ sounds like new again. Maybe it will die a quick ***** from sweat and stuff, but I was going to throw mine away anyway, so even if it's living on borrowed time, I'm happy.

sould't be doing this