Morotola H300 with Blackberry Device

In order to pair a BlackBerry device with a Bluetooth device, the Bluetooth device must be in pairing mode. Most Bluetooth devices are not set to pairing mode by default. Therefore, refer to your Bluetooth device manual for instructions on how to set the device to pairing mode.

1. On the BlackBerry device, in the device options, click Bluetooth.
2. Click the trackwheel and click Add Device. The Select Device list appears and lists devices that are in range and available to be paired.
Note: Only devices that are in range and are in pairing mode will appear in the available device list.
3. Click the device to which you are pairing. The Enter passkey dialog appears.
4. Enter the passkey to authenticate the device. Most Bluetooth devices contain a hardcoded passkey. See your Bluetooth device manual for the passkey.

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Motorola default passcode is 0000.

most bluetooth earpiece pass keys are 0000 or 000000. Hold the device power button down until the lights flash two colors, then locate device with the blackberry. Enter either of the two codes and see which works. Normally you can not change the code on the earpiece, but you can on the phones.

I have a Blackberry curve and i use this headset. You just hold in the key to your bluetooth till it stays solid blue light, then go on your blackberry under "options" then "bluetooth" then search or add new device. it will search it, pascode is "0000" should load up then. then everytime u put ur bluetooth on and hit the button to turn it on ur blackberry will pop up and ask if you want to use it, just hit yes and your good to go.

Mike

On the Blackberry, Go to Options, Bluetooth. Select the blackberry button, Add Device, and search. If search doesn work, try listen. While these are going conduct the following on the Headset:


Close theheadset. Go to the phone and choose discover, or search. Open theheadsetand pressand hold the big button. It should then turn purple and should be recognized.

Also make sure thebatteryon theheadset is charged before doing this.


If this doesntwork: Start the search onthe phone, Keep the boom of the mic closed when you press and hold the buttonon the h700. the light should turn purple. After this, open the boom

try to delete it out of ur phone all the way and then try to pair it again

http://khaoohs.wordpress.com/2007/11/16/motorola-h700-bluetooth-blackberry-pairing/

this actually works.

You have to hold the on button until it is a solid blue light not flashing 5 or 6 seconds then it is ready to be paired.

Device is not bad blackberry has a compatibilty issue with this headset try plantronics brand go to www.n1wireless.com

It might already have been figured out but if you hold the answer button on the headset down until the light stays on steady, it is in pairing mode. You can then go to bluetooth setup on the Curve and it will find the headset.