My bluetooth is not pairing with my Envy3. When I

To pair the headset in manually pairing mode:
1. With the headset off, press the center POWER button for 7 seconds until you see the headset blue light turn solid blue (no loneger flashing).
2. The indicator light will turn solid blue, which indicates that the headset is in "Pairing mode".
3. In the phone, you now have to add the headset to the phone's list of Bluetooth devices.
4. You have to enter a Bluetooth passkey in the phone. The default passkey is 0000.

These directions apply to a lot of different bluetooth headsets. If "0000" (four zeros) does not work, try "0001" (three zeros and a one) or "1234".

Hope this helps!

go into settings, look for wireless controls or bluetooth, should ask you to pair with the name of your bluetooth if it wont, turn off the bluetooth in the phone and turn off the bluetooth itself by holding down the button for about 6 secs till the light blinks a few times then goes out. turn the bluetooth function on on the phone FIRST, wait till it says its on, then turn on the bluetooth itself by holding the button down until the light blinks a few times then you get a solid light, it wont stay solid, it will blink a few times then go out blinking from time to time. go back to your phone and find the bluetooth menu and it should ask you if you want to pair, hit yes or whatever option you have and it should start pairing and then connect or you may have to hit the connect option if you have one they dont all connect automatically sometimes so you have to go through all this when you charge the bluetooth or turn it off. good luck.

You may just need to re-PAIR it. You need to press and hold the Pairing button until you get a solid blue light then it is in pairing mode, you can then discover it on your laptop and complete the pairing.

Turn on paring by pressing and holding center (blue button) until LED is solid blue.
Headset goes into pairing mode (unless already paired). Set your phone t "discover Jabra VBT185Z."
Enter PIN, "0000"

Good Luck!

I had the same problem. I plugged a USB charger into the headset and turned the power switch off. It worked as normal after that. I think it does not like to be "on" when the USB is disconnected. Anyway it seems the plugging/unplugging kick-started it.

-Be sure the headset is fully charged.(plug it in till the light turns off.)
-Hold the talk button down for 4 seconds or until the blue light goes solid (not blinking.)

Now the device should be ready to pair with your Blackberry. It usually only stays in pairing mode for a short while (approximately 90seconds)

Turn it on by holding the power button for four seconds, Then go to your phones bluetooth setup screen, search for new devices, and pair it. The blue led on the HBM-760 will turn solid blue during pairing. It is always discoverable. The default passkey is 0000. Hope this helps.

With headset off... turn on bluetooth search from the phone.
Hold on button on headset until light turns solid blue. Then search for connection from phone. (code is 0000 (4zeros))

http://www.jabra.com/Sites/Jabra/ap-en/headsetsupport/pages/Knowledgebase.aspx?kbid=ee68a9ea-df26-4882-a7f8-a6cbcc42345c

You need to turn it on so you get the intermittent flashing blue light then hold down the + button and answer button at the same time until you get a solid blue light. Then get your device to search for the headset etc......

Instructions for the Jabra BT125 Bluetooth

For people who are having problems pairing their cell phone with their Jabra BR125 Bluetooth, here are a few simple steps:

First, make sure that the Jabra BT is off (the light should be off). If it's on, hold the flashing button until it goes off.

Second, turn your Jabra BT on. Continue holding your Jabra button (EVEN AFTER IT STARTS FLASHING). Hold onto it UNTIL YOU GET A SOLID LIGHT.

Third, as soon as you get a solid light try pairing up with your cell phone.

Fourth add your Jabra to your cell phone's Bluetooth list by having it search for the Jabra.

Fifth, the cell will ask for a passcode. The default passcode is 0000.