20 Most Recent Motorola Mobility H695 Bluetooth Headset Questions & Answers

Standard passcode is 0000.

Hi! Please try entering entering the passkey: 0000. For more pairing steps and information you can take a look at the User Manua at this link:

Motorola bluetooth headsets commonly use four zeroes passkey, please try with that.

Motorola uses the folling pin codes 0000,1234,if one of these dont work there are two more that are universal 9999,1111,i hope this helps

Hi, this instructions works on some iPads, you can try it on yours.

How to Pair A Bluetooth Device With The iPad

Among the many convenient features of the Apple iPad, the ability to pair the iPad to any Bluetooth device is very convenient.

Bluetooth devices allow your iPad to interact with devices ranging from headsets to computers without the use of wires.

Like most things related to the iPad, connecting an iPad to a Bluetooth device is easy. Follow these simple steps to do so.

Instructions


Things You'll Need:

* iPad
* Bluetooth Device (headset or other)



First, in order to pair the iPad to a Bluetooth device you need to make sure the Bluetooth device is discoverable. Refer to the instruction manual for the device (which you can find online usually if you lost it) on how to do this.

Typically, it just involves holding down a button for a few seconds.


Next, you need to turn the iPad's Bluetooth capability on. Go to Settings by touching the Settings App icon that looks like gears.


Within Settings, select General and then Bluetooth. Once you are in the Bluetooth screen, press the on/off switch to turn Bluetooth on. Make sure it reads "on".


Once you turn on Bluetooth, you should see the discoverable Bluetooth device show up on the screen as part of a list. Select the device you wish to pair with the iPad.

Depending on the device, it may prompt you for a password. Refer to the Bluetooth device's product manual for this password.



Tips & Warnings


A white Bluetooth icon on the top of the screen indicates a device is connected to the iPad

A gray Bluetooth icon on the top of the screen indicates Bluetooth is on but no device is connected.

here is the manual http://www.motorola.com/rtte/Accy/MEdocs/RDoC_H690sec.pdf .

You have to do three things. 1) Turn on the Bluetooth function of your phone. 2) Set your phone to search for new devices to pair with. 3) Tell your headset to search for new devices to pair with. Unfortunately all three things are device specific, so if you can't figure out how to do #1 & #2 through the phone's menu tree, let me know what phone you have and I'll see what I can find out. #3 is accomplished on some headsets by holding down the power button for a certain length of time (ie-turn on the headset on and continue to hold the power button).

Good luck, and let me know how you make out.

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