Motorola Mobility Radio Communications - Page 7 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

1234 0000 00000 You can tryEstablished in 2003, Shenzhen Gblue technology Co., Ltd. specializes in research, development, design, manufacturing and marketing of Bluetooth products, such as Bluetooth headsets, Bluetooth headphones, stereo earphones, wireless mouse and some other consumer electronic products. Our products are well received worldwide due to our uncompromising quality and fashionable appearance. We have integrated production lines, so we could easily meet your requirements.Shenzhen G-Blue Technology Ltd. http://www.gbluetech.com

Solution I found with the same devices is to properly par the devices.

Refer http://direct.motorola.com/ens/s805/QuickstartGuide.pdf

It basically states :

1.Ensure the headphones are turned off (L indicator light not blinking).
2.Press and hold L button. After about 6 seconds, the L indicator light becomes steadily lit.
3.Release the L button. The L indicator light remains steadily lit.

If the L indicator light is flashing or not steadily lit, repeat steps 1 through 3

Now on the T60:

Search for Bluetooth Devices as you would normally.
The T60 lists Bluetooth devices it finds.
Select Motorola S805.
Select OK or Yes to pair your headphones
with your phone.
Enter the passkey: 0000
Select OK.
When your headphones successfully pair
with your phone, the L indicator light
changes from steadily lit to rapidly flashing.

That's it next time you start a audio program on T60 output will be sent to Motorola Headphones

The normal passcode is 0000

The default Motorola passkey is 0000, try hat now, but be sure to follow the instruction to which you will link you bluetooth headset!!

have fun

I downloaded the instructions manual for the Motorola S9 HD and implemented them. It worked fine!

The passcode is 0000 (Four Zeros)

Here's the manual:
http://itemmgt.scp4me.com/ItemInstructionFile/3228_81745.pdf

If you found this information helpful, please give me a big thumbs-up when you rate my answer. Thanks!

There doesn't seem to be any feature in this phone which allows you to block a specific number, however, you can check under the settings -> Security -> restrict calls features, if there is any option to block a specific number. I could not find any 3rd party software which could enable this feature on this phone. You can also contact your service provider to block that phone number if 'someone' is really annoying you.

If you're resetting it one you're phone just delete the device in your bluetooth setting and set it up again. If trying to reset the bluetooth headset, hold the power button until the blue light stays on. That should do the trick.  

1)Turn on the bluetooth headset.
2) Turn on bluetooth on your phone. It starts looking for bluetooth devices in the vicinity. Your headset will be detected as "bluetooth headset" or "Motorola H12 Headset".
3)Once its located then select it and follow the onscreen instructions like choosing a passkey etc., to complete the pairing process.

Here is a list of compatible bluetooth headsets taken from the Blackberry web site.

Flamingo™ Bluetooth Headset *

Jabra® BT250v

Jabra JX10

Jabra BT125

Logitech® Mobile Pro™ Headset

Motorola® Bluetooth Headset H500 **

Motorola Bluetooth Headset HS820

Motorola Bluetooth Headset HS850

nXZEN™ 5000

Plantronics M3000 Bluetooth Headset

Plantronics Discovery™ 640 Bluetooth Headset

Plantronics Explorer™ 320 Bluetooth Headset

Plantronics Voyager™ 510 Bluetooth Headset

scala-500™ ***

Sony® Ericsson® Akono™ Bluetooth Headset HBH-602

It may be a compatibility issue with the H700. You may want to make sure the volume is turned up fully on the headset as well.
Good Luck

i have the same problem with 5th gen nano and the D650. It pairs and i can use the controls but no sound comes to the headphones. I tried the headphones with the onboard bluetooth on my ipod touch and i had no problems. The problem only happens with the d650 and my nano. Someone has made this work im sure.

reset your blue tooth , pair it agian with your phone. remove all other blue toohts and pair it again. i hope that works .

Hi, In this HX550 Reset to factory default You will find the information you need to reset your device. Hope that helps. Regards, Maya Motorola Support

Sometimes pairing is hard but your phone especially Bluetooth device to your phone cell phone to not recognize your Bluetooth device may not pay very well with some phones I recommend a universal Bluetooth earpiece has high capacity to go with any model carry your phone1 only get you one or two

Hi Aggie, So sorry to hear that, let me tell you that we don't longer manufacture those devices but if you are able to find a battery in a third party site like Amazon or best buy. Hope you can solve the issue. Regards, Marvin Motorola Support.

The pin for most bluetooth headsets is: 0000

Mine is too. Mine will sit solid red for a little then turn solid blue. Then after that it will flash red all the time. I've had it on the charger for the last 2 days and that's all its been doing. I read the flashing red light means the battery is either unchangeable or not making proper contact.

Sometimes it takes longer than two hours. Leave it plugged in overnight if you can. The indicator light should go off after fully charging.