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Rezound and Bluetooth

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cuzinit

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Hey everyone,can you help me with a delima,all my headsets will pair but will not connect?i have blue ante,voyager and jawbone,Thanks
 
Rezound and Bluetooth don't mix. I need to soft-reset my phone any time I want to connect to a BT device. But, hey, we're talking HTC here.
 
I have 2 different Plantronics models that auto-connects fine. The latest one i'm using is the M1100. It even tells me i'm a dummy that i left the phone in the office or vehicle and makes me walk back there to fetch it :D
 
You probably did this but just to be sure, did you make the devices "discoverable" when you first did the pair and connect process?
 
I have a Voyager Pro+ and Voyager Pro HD, and both connect automatically to both phone and media audio, a few seconds after powering the headset on. Only one will connect at a time, though, which makes sense. But I can power off the currently connected headset & power on the other, and it connects just fine.
 
Thanks - I have set them as discoverable, but they're only discovered when I rip Thursday battery out and replace it - then go into settings and connect. Just one iif a hundred daily problems with this minimalist tool. Can't wait for the new i-Phone - just wish I knew if anyone provider has 4G service in my area - 8 miles from Boston and I'm lucky if Verizon gives me 1x. As you can see, I'm absolutely delighted with my Android "experienced
 
Ok, try going to the headset company web site. See if there is any setting that the headset requires. Sometimes there is an activation protocol that is not all that obvious. We had that issue with a headset my wife bought a while back. Went crazy till we discovered it was not the phone.
 
Bluetooth connects fine with my car. Forget the connection and try again. Make sure, you put the headset on "Discoverable" mode (that typically means holding the power button until the lights do something weird), then tell the Rezound to look for new devices, then at that point the Rezound should tell you to enter the device's code. Typically it's 0000 or 1111. If you never typed a code into the Rezound then you haven't paired it right. By entering the code from the headset onto the Rezound, you're telling the headset that it's ok to allow a connection from the Rezound. If you aren't entering the code then you aren't authorizing the Rezound to work on the headphones. I paired a wireless keypad a few days ago and I didn't get to the screen where it allowed me to enter a code. I had to restart the pairing process to see it again and then it paired with no issues.
 
Naw. Same problem with three different devices - devices that even work with Blackberries. This is just yet another HTC screw-up. My fault. I was stung by the HTC Incredible and "moved up". Won't happen again. I have to rip out the battery in order to perform any function.
 
Never have had a problem with my Rezound connecting to any of my bluetooth devices.

My HTC works great, all the time, with my Motorola HK210 headset, my Dell Latitude E5520 laptop, automatically connects to my JVC KW-AVX840 DVD/stereo when I'm in the truck, I use the Polar wearlink+ heart rate chest strap when cycling and running the Cardio Trainer app, and it even connected seamlessly to my Sony SMP-N100 media streaming box so I can have a keyboard to type into the search field.

Never had any difficulties pairing with devices or needing to pull the battery. I'm not rooted and only running launcher pro +
 
I use a set of LG BT headphones and they connect perfectly every time. I have never had a problem getting them to connect. Once they were paired all I have to do not is turn on the headphones and they connect.
 
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