I have the Motorola H620 bluetooth and it is paired fine, phone answer and dial and voice activation works fine, but, music will not play through the headset. When I play my ipod app in my iphone, music plays throught the phone speakers instead. How can I solve this, or is this feature not available????

How do reset the H19txt to factory default
then re-pair.
Mark
Motorola Support

motorola uses two different pin pairing codes, they are as follows 0000,or 1234.i hope this helps

Check your bluetooth and make sure that it is capable of playing music through the headset. I had a Motorola Bluetooth headset that was unable to play music through it, but I later then upgraded to a Plantronics headset, and this played music just fine.

http://www.plantronics.com/us/product/voyager-pro

As for not being able to hear voice messages through your bluetooth headset, make sure that the volumes are up on both the device and the headset, and try deleting the paired device and re-pairing it!

1. Turn on Bluetooth headset and Blackberry hand-held.
2. Enable the Bluetooth radio by going to the options window and clicking on Bluetooth. Click on Enable Bluetooth in that window.

3. Add your Bluetooth headset to your Blackberry by clicking on Add Device in the Bluetooth window

4. Find and select the name of your Bluetooth headset from the list that appears. The Blackberry will search for all Bluetooth devices within range, so other devices might show up on the list
5. Click Activate Bluetooth device if you receive a call and the Bluetooth headset does not pick up automatically
Use your Bluetooth Headset with your Blackberry
1. Make sure the Bluetooth radio on your Blackberry is turned on before you try to use your Bluetooth headset 2. Use the voice-dial feature to call contacts if your headset has that capability. Not all headsets support voice dialing, but more of the newer models do.
3. Use the voice-dial feature to call contacts if your headset has that capability. Not all headsets support voice dialing, but more of the newer models do.

Motorola handsets and accessories will use the following default passkeys: 0000 or 1234, if not, then check the fol link
https://motorola-global-en-usa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/21216/~/bluetooth-passkey

Go to Bluetooth settings and turn on Bluetooth.
The paired devices will be shown.
Delete paired device or unpair device .
This should solve the issue .

Since the mobile is paired with the Bluetooth speaker every time a call comes in the phone automatically connects to the Bluetooth speaker.

Switching off the Bluetooth speaker may also work.

You need to put your H500 into "pairing mode" by pressing the call button until the light turns steady blue, instead of blinking. Your droid will then see it when you are in the Bluetooth Settings screen under Networks & Wireless. I just did this myself last night and it worked fine. Be forewarned, however, that you cannot voice-dial with your bluetooth - only answer calls. There are several forums out there that are bashing Motorola & Google for not having this basic functionality.

I had the same problem with a Samsung phone. There are two ways of fixing this; First, you can remove the S9 profile from your phone's bluetooth list, and then add it again, going through pairing and entering 0000 on your phone when asked for the code.
Alternatively, you might try pressing the "play" button on the right earpiece on the Motorola S9. This is supposed to kick it into the A2DP stereo mode for music listening.
Good luck.
And get a copy of the manual from the Motorola web site at http://direct.motorola.com/ens/s9/Headset_Home.asp I found this very handy for checking what the little flashing lights mean. When you get stereo reception, the little LED in the middle of the headset flashes green, not the usual blue and red and purple for voice calls. 
In case you didn't know, as a phone headset, with the microphone activated, you only get sound in your left ear, and the light flashes blue. For music, you get both ears, and it flashes green. So if it ain't green, you are in mono mode.

The TM506 (also known as Bella) must support the Bluetooth Handsfree 0.96 profiling.

The HF850 supports Bluetooth Headshet v1.1, v1.2 and Handsfree 0.96 protocol.

Unless you can find otherwise, the TM506 doesn't support Bluetooth 0.96 Profiles. It is my understanding that on the TM506 you must program your voice commands and I understand that to be different.

Nonetheless, the TM506 works very well and seamlessly (other than voice dialing) with the HF850.

May not be the best one, but I just removed my battery and put it right back in and it works again.