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Bluetooth®
Description
Bluetooth is a wireless networking technology designed primarily to replace cables for communication between personal computing and communication devices. For example, Bluetooth technology allows you to use a wireless headset to place and receive calls.
How to Get It
In order to use Bluetooth, you'll need a Bluetooth-enabled device and headset, both of which can be purchased online.
How to Use It
Instructions for use vary by phone manufacturer and headset. You should consult your phone's equipment guide for more information.
Support Links
FAQsHow to Pair Handset with Bluetooth Headset
How to Use Guide: Dial Up Networking (Windows)
How to Use Guide: Dial Up Networking (MAC)
Car Kit Accessory Support
Handset Functionality Chart (Adobe Acrobat file)
PDA Functionality Chart (Adobe Acrobat file)
Top Questions
Rather than discuss specific profiles, Verizon Wireless has found it more helpful to our customers to discuss Bluetooth functionality. For functionality included on each of our Bluetooth-enabled devices, refer to the following:
Profiles for handsets (e.g., Motorola, LG)
Profiles for PDAs (e.g., BlackBerry, Palm)
Note: To view the Adobe Acrobat files, you may need to download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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Follow these steps:
- Charge the headset completely before beginning
- Power up the device
- Put the device in Pairing Mode
- Check your user manual to find how to do this with your device
- Check your user manual to find how to do this with your device
- Put the Headset in Pairing or Sync Mode
- Check the headset user manual to find how to do this with your headset
- Check the headset user manual to find how to do this with your headset
- The device and headset must be in Pairing mode at the same time
- They normally search for approximately 60 seconds
- They normally search for approximately 60 seconds
- Device will scan for all Bluetooth Devices
- Highlight device (headset) that you wish to pair with your device, press OK
- You may be prompted for a PIN code; the default code is typically “0000”.
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Check Bluetooth Profiles & Functionality Charts (for handsets and handhelds) for more specific details.
Resources
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