20 Most Recent Jabra BT2080 Bluetooth Headset Questions & Answers

1. Bluetooth device A looks for other Bluetooth devices in the area

In order to find other Bluetooth devices, Bluetooth device A must be set to discoverable mode. When set to discoverable, Bluetooth device A will allow other Bluetooth devices to detect its presence and attempt to establish a connection.


You may set your discover setting off if you like (It is recommended that you turn it off when not using the Bluetooth). When the discover setting is off, no other Bluetooth device will be able to find it. Undiscoverable devices can still communicate with each other but they have to initiate communication themselves.


2. Bluetooth device A finds Bluetooth device B

   Usually the discoverable device will indicate what type of device it is (Such as a printer, cell phone, headset, etc.) and its Bluetooth device name. The Bluetooth device name is the name that you give the Bluetooth device or the factory name that originally was programmed.
   

3. Bluetooth Device A prompts you to enter a password (PassKey)

   With advanced devices (i.e. computers, smartphones), both users must agree on the Passkey and enter it into their device. The code can be anything you like as long as it is the same for both Bluetooth wireless devices.
   

   On other devices, such as Bluetooth headsets, the Passkey stays the same. Refer to the product's manual for the default passkey. Most often, the default passkey is "0000".
   

4. Bluetooth device A sends the Passkey to Bluetooth device B

Hello.

If you have an existing phone with which the BT2080 is paired, delete your headset pairing connection in that mobile phone. If you are uncertain, please provide the brand and model of that phone.

Then, follow the pairing instructions again for the BT2080: Press and hold the On/Off button for 5 seconds. The Bluetooth indicator on the BT2080 will flash blue when ready.

Hope this helps.

Here is the link pages 4and5 (http://img9.jabra.com/sites/Jabra/GNimages/Products/WirelessHeadset/BT2070/BT2080_UM_6909.pdf)

Hi Mike Cronk,I see that you have a Bluetooth Headset and that you are tryingto connect it to your BB.You mentioned it will not play or you cannot hear Audio From it from your BB?Did the Bluetooth Headset sync to your BB? you need to make sure that the headset is sync properly on your BB and that the BB is dectecting your Bluetooth Headset. make sure that the BB is also set to be detected by any device for the Bluetooth to detect your BB as well for proper syncing of both devices.try your Bluetooth headset on another devices as well see if it will sync to a different device just to see if the Bluetooth headset is working fine.I hope this helps,michaelvincentc

check your settings, its not picking up

Any problem you are having with the Jabra headset you should be able to correct and properly sync the headset to a wireless phone.