Trying to connect jabra BT2080 to phone. says enter passkey?

1. Bluetooth device A looks for other Bluetooth devices in the area

In order to find other Bluetooth devices, Bluetooth device A must be set to discoverable mode. When set to discoverable, Bluetooth device A will allow other Bluetooth devices to detect its presence and attempt to establish a connection.


You may set your discover setting off if you like (It is recommended that you turn it off when not using the Bluetooth). When the discover setting is off, no other Bluetooth device will be able to find it. Undiscoverable devices can still communicate with each other but they have to initiate communication themselves.


2. Bluetooth device A finds Bluetooth device B

   Usually the discoverable device will indicate what type of device it is (Such as a printer, cell phone, headset, etc.) and its Bluetooth device name. The Bluetooth device name is the name that you give the Bluetooth device or the factory name that originally was programmed.
   

3. Bluetooth Device A prompts you to enter a password (PassKey)

   With advanced devices (i.e. computers, smartphones), both users must agree on the Passkey and enter it into their device. The code can be anything you like as long as it is the same for both Bluetooth wireless devices.
   

   On other devices, such as Bluetooth headsets, the Passkey stays the same. Refer to the product's manual for the default passkey. Most often, the default passkey is "0000".
   

4. Bluetooth device A sends the Passkey to Bluetooth device B

Bluetooth is not finding devices

Bluetooth not being able to find devices is a long-standing issue that has plagued wireless device users. The problem was once fairly serious, but because of improved technology and overall better equipment, the issue has become less. However, there are still some points where people are unable to connect their Bluetooth gadgets to their smartphones or laptops, which is extremely frustrating. But there is no need to worry about that now. There are some solutions and methods through which you can avoid this problem.

First of all, reset your Bluetooth connection.

You can reset your Bluetooth connection by following the given steps:

1) Go to the Settings menu.
2) Select Bluetooth from the menu.
3) Tap on the name of the Bluetooth device you're trying to fix in the list of associated devices.
4) Tap unpair from the list of available options to remove it from your phone/computer.
5) Re-pair the device if necessary.

Why Bluetooth is not finding devices-Conclusion

Bluetooth problems are very common and these sometimes rise. This article can simply answer your question that why is Bluetooth not finding devices. You can easily resolve these problems by following the steps and methods mentioned above. These methods can surely save you from the struggle.

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