Parrot 3100 pairing with blackberry 8310

Hello,

To pair your BB to parrot go to connections
check whether the Bluetooth is ONthe search for devicesand when the name of the system comes..pair with the device.
Thank You.

Hello chicks,

Pairing both devices from the Parrot Product:
Select Setting / Advanced Settings / Pair with phone / Other phones
* From the phone:
* Select MENU / OPTIONS / BLUTOOTH / ADD DEVICE / SEARCH
* The phone will search for available devices
* Select the Parrot Product name from the list, and enter the PIN code '1234'
* The phone will pair with the Parrot Product and auto connect

Sending contacts via Bluetooth For all contacts sending

* From the phone:
* Select MENU / MANAGE CONNECTIONS / BLUETOOTH OPTIONS
* Select the Parrot Product from the list of paired devices and go to OPTIONS / TRANSFER CONTACTS

I could not pair the Blackberry Curve 8520 with the Parrot CK3100. After looking at the Parrot website, I saw that the Blackberry was actually supported, so it SHOULD work.
Then I found the solution: the Parrot had already too many other phones paired (4 or so), so it could not pair an additional one. After removing the other phones from the Parrot pairing list, the Blackberry paired without a problem. SOLVED!
Davy

The generic PIN (Which is what I'm guessing you need) for most bluetooth devices is either 0000, or 1234. Please try those and see if that solves your problem.

check your setup>>>

screen menu Option> blootooth setup > enable "address book transfer"

Go to this page, it will answer any question concerning the blueant .. including pairing to your phone .. activating your blueant etc http://www.blueant.com.au/index.phpalso gives you step by step instructions on codes, pairing etc

then delete some of the paired devices that you may have already on the parrot device.

I just experieiced this for the second time on my 8320 using a plantronics 510 bluetooth. The solution was to take the battery adn SIM card out of the phoine and leave it out for a full minute. It appears that the phone needs to be rebooted once in a while. I suspect Bill Gates designed some of the internal code.

It seems is something related to this:

http://banagale.com/setting-up-bluetooth-sync-in-windows-xp-using-blackberry-desktop-manager-on-a-dell-d630.htm

I did not try yet, check it if you can an post the results of your tests.

- Ivano from Italy -

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.