Jabra Audio Players & Recorders - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

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Okay, I had the same problem of Jabra Journey not talking anymore, 'voice on connected "etc. And instead it only made sounds like bing bing... Here's the answer and its so simple! Turn the unit off with the slider off/on switch, (symbols are - or o). Then, press and hold the button at the very end of the unit, (symbol looks something like sound waves), while sliding the power back on. That's all there is to it and you'll hear it start talking again.

Will it connect with your cell phone?

Turn off headset, press and hold power button till light flashes blue and red continously.
Release power button and press it twice. You will hear a Chinese voice prompt.
Press twice again to hear English voice prompt.
Press and hold till it turns off.
Turn it back on and connect to phone.

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Turn your music or TV on your phone. Turn on headset. Turn on blu tooth. After headset connects, the sound should stop coming out of phone. Turn up volume on phone and headset. If this does not work, repair the headset to phone. Then repeat steps.

Go to this link and download the User Maual. Support Jabra JOURNEY

you are following correct and logical steps to charge your device. If it won't charge, there are two possibilities: Your chager is defective: you can detect charger's output using an electronic tester. If you don't have one, should check it with some electronic repair service If charger is ok, then your battery is dead. Most similar devices have so called "lifetime" rechargable batteries - means, you can't take apart your device to change the battery. I have no idea if your device is or not servicable so just to be sure you won't throw away a rapairable device, check it at some electonic service site. Do you have a manual? This one I found actually doesn't tall much about this device http://headsetplus.com/PDF/SP5050-QS.pdf But this one is better. Jabra SP5050 Manual

Make sure your phone is on discoverable bluetooth on, power on your device, it will be auto on, then your phone may give you a code to punch in or you may just connect. Pretty simple, I found it sometimes asks you to put the code in if you are some distance from your device, ignore it, it should just take a minute and will connect auto.

check in phone settings to ensure ring is set to headphone, I think a lot of phones now can cut this off so you don't suddenly get a loud tone in your ear but speak will work.

windows 7 supports bluetooth compatibility, but this doesn't mean the computer is equipped with the proper hardware. open the control panel, select system, device manager, and look under HID header; to see if the device for blue tooth has been installed.

You can view the Manual for the Jabra Cruiser 2 here: http://www.jabra.com/~/media/Product%20Documentation/Jabra%20CRUISER2/User%20Manuals/CRUISER2_WebManual_EN_NA_2.pdf

My first suggestion would be to try a genuine apple charger. The one you are using is not genuine.

Could be. No battery has a lifetime forever. But perhaps you did not unplug it correct? Try plugging it in and look if any light goes on when plugged in on the charger. You don't need it on the charger for a long time. Then unplug it an try to start it again. also check if all contacts on the Jabra and on the charge cable are clean and nothing can block the current.

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I would recommend that you do not plug in noise cancelling headphones to the jacks ON your speakers. Plug it in directly to your source and you should not face this problem.

Make sure that the cable on other ear is not loose, if not there is a wiring issue.

Most cable problems are easily solved. First if the sound on one channel cuts off, then on, you have a break in it. This can be narrowed down by checking each part of the cable and getting it to act up.
The other problem is if the earth in the cable disconects. This will make the sound have a 'spaced out' feel, with no bass.
The place where most trouble occurs is the plug end. As it gets the most abuse!

You may need to change your output sound device. The method may vary depending on your software and hardware, but go to Start -> Control Panel -> Sound (I think. Doing this from memory, so might be slightly off). There should be a Devices or Output tab. Change that to your bluetooth headset. You will probably need to restart WMP before you hear music, too.