I cannot pair a Nokia 6700 with Samsung Galaxy s11 via Bluetooth. The Galaxy recognises the Nokia, but says problem with PIN nunber or Password. I don't know of any such PIN or Password. Cannot connect !

go into your android phone and go into bluetooth and go into bluetooth settings on your smart tv know the bluetooth name in your smart tv,check it on your android and pair both

the password or pin is likely the password or pin to open the phone.

go into your settings of phone a see if its saved an delete it then pair again.

The pin code is likely to be one of the following unless otherwise noted in the manual.
1234, 0000, 1111.

I would be able to help more if you note the model of bluetooth device you are trying to setup. Model number should be on the bottom or back the device.

1.first on samsung bluetooth device
2.press& hold call answer button in bluetooth device now light is on ,not blinking
3.and then search your bluetooth device by your phone and pair.

Sure! If your headset has never been paired to another device before, just by turning it on, it should enter the pairing mode, denoted by its indicator light steadily lit in blue. Otherwise, starting with it turned off, press and hold the answer/end key some seconds beyond the point to turn it on. Release the key only when you notice the indicator light steadily lit in blue. Now, first on your Galaxy Tab, go to 'Menu > Settings > Wireless & network > Bluetooth settings' and tick the 'Bluetooth' checkbox to turn it on. Then, tap 'Scan devices'. After a little while, your headset should appear in the list of paired devices. If needed, slide your finger to find your headset in that list. Tap it to start the pairing process. If a pairing code (or PIN, or passkey) is requested, enter '0000' (four zeros). You will be prompted to choose the bluetooth services you want, i.e. phone and media. Of course you can come back to these settings whenever you want, in order to activate or deactive these services. Now untick the 'Bluetooth' checkbox to turn it off, in order to pair your headset with your Nokia phone.
Then, turn your headset off and press and hold the answer/end button to put it in paring mode again. Now, on your Nokia, go to 'Menu > Settings > Connectivity > Bluetooth' and select 'Bluetooth > On'. Then, select 'Search for audio enhancements'. After a while, your headset should appear. Select it and make it connect. Again, if a pairing code (or PIN, or passkey) is requested, enter '0000' (four zenros).
Your headset will be able to handle both your Galaxy tab and your Nokia phone at the same time. it is already connected to your Nokia phone. Go back to your Galaxy tab, and tick the 'Bluetooth' checkbox again to turn it on. You should see the bluetooth icon light in blue in the notification area.
By the way, your headset's user guide can be found here, your Galaxy Tab's here, and your Nokia phone's here.
Hope you are able to sort your problems out soon.]
Anyway, please, let me know if I can help you any further.
Regards, Carlos

Most likely due to the pairing problem. The technology which allows streaming is called A2DP and some times during the pairing the other device (your car or other) might not be able to respond or configure itself. I can suggest few steps,

1. Make sure both devices support a2dp (Samsung Galaxy S does support and your camry XLE too supports)

2. Restart the phone/Car bluetooth

3. Unpair and try to do pairing one more time. If it asks for any password then provide the default password as per your car manual

4. Try to make the phone visible (Applications>Settings>Wireless and Network>Bluetooth Settings>Visible.

If all options fail, perhaps you may check with the toyoto service center. Sometimes the other device may need specific security parameters or requirements.

Hope it helps.

passkey:0000
or try this website
website
http://www.alternativewireless.com/samsung/Samsung-WEP200G-quickstart.pdf