I have an IPOD touch. I just bought d650 motorola bluetooth adapter. I also purchased insignia bluetooth headset. I can change tracks but the sound comes out of the ipod but not the headset

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.

do you have the adapter that makes your ipod nano have bluetooth?

im guessing you do so

turn on the bluetooth adapter on the ipod

mod the power button on the motorolla s9 untill blue light is constantly on

from the ipod select the bluethooth options and select the headset

use the password 0000

Since for the sound output connect to the lime green port on the laptop which is for audio out

http://direct.motorola.com/ens/s9/S9_User_Guide.pdf

here is the user guide

and how to connect the devide is on page 15

Please review this guide for connecting a bluetooth headset to a PS3:
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http://boardsus.playstation.com/playstation/board/message?message.uid=26900460

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I'm having the same exact problem. Seems to be a problem with the IPOD though because I have two D650's and they both are having the same issue. Somebody please help.

assuming you have bluetooth installed on your laptop,
1) you have to disable the bluetooth pairing of your s9 with another device that you may have paired with it earlier - like a mobile phone. disconnect previously paired devices first.
2) turn on the bluetooth feature on your pc and ask it to "search" for devices. assuming your s9 is on standby, your pc should be able to "locate" and pair with it assuming the s9 is within an arms length distance from the computer.
3) make sure that the s9 is completely charged to eliminate that power issues as well

It does work with the itouch. Try turning off the ipod completely. Turn it on again, then plug in the D650 and then your S9. Enjoy!

I just bought the S9 with the D650 adopter with the same, very frustrating problem problem.
I contacted Motorola directly (1-800-331-6456), and after being redirected a couple times and asking a bunch of questions they told me the following:

Yes, there is a compatablility issue with the Ipod Touch and the D650. So no, we aren't all crazy. The new D650's now have a software upgrade to correct this problem. They were nice of enough to offer sending me a new one with no charge. The only thing I have to do is return my old one (and they took my credit card information to make sure I do return it.) They said it should be here within the week, so now I just gotta wait and see.

So my advice, give them a call and do the same.

Erik

Perhaps either its pairing log is full, thay hold a number of pairing internally, and may need to be cleared to make room for another....or the headset may need to be reset, either way...heres the scoop....to clear the pairings hold the track forward/track backward buttons down together until the light flashes Purple....Empty pairing log......
If not then try pluging in the set to the charger and holing the 2 volume buttons down the same way..this will shut it off and reset it if it went a bit screwy on ya.... Merry Christmas