CANNOT GET TO PAIR says it is but is not connected

keyboard should have pair button upper right press (manual should show info on how to pair) typical hold pair button for few sec light blinks
Scan for the device on the tablet (Via Bluetooth settings )and then select "pair" keyboard --Connected

Look at the back of the unit. If it has two sets of connections for SPKR 1 & SPKR 2 (4 pairs of connections) then yes. You should also see a button for turning on the speakers on the front panel, as well.

If there are only 4 connections total (2 pairs of connections, 1 pair for L speakers, 1 pair for R speakers), then you can only connect one pair of speakers.

Sometimes the bluetooth of different devices will simply refuse to pair, it's an old, known problem to which there is no fix.
Just use another older phone.

Hello here is the homepage:

http://support.gateway.com/us/en/product/default.aspx?partNumber=4190

The connections look like this:




Or this:




Good luck

unlikely as it seems to use blootooth technology but doesnt expose the passcode for the connection. see below.

How do I pair my headset to its USB adapter?

Procedure

Your headset and adapter are already factory pre-paired, and should automatically connect with each other. Should your headset and adapter become unpaired, you can initiate pairing manually. To Pair Your Headset and Adapter:

1. Start with your headset powered off. Press and hold the power button for about 4 seconds, until the status light rapidly flashes blue. Release the button and set the headset aside.
2. While the USB adapter is plugged into the computer, pinch the connect/pair button for about 4 seconds, until the status light rapidly flashes blue. Release the button.
3. The headset and adapter will automatically attempt to pair. If the pairing is successful the status lights will glow solid blue; if unsuccessful, both headset and adapter will stay in pairing mode.

If the pairing was unsuccessful and you want to try to pair again, you must first take your headset and adapter out of pairing mode:

1. Turn your headset off.
2. Single press the connect/pair button on the adapter.
3. Repeat the "To Pair Your Headset and Adapter" procedure, above.

If your headset and adapter are separated and lose their connection after being successfully paired, they will automatically reconnect when they come back into range of each other. If they remain out of range for more than 30 seconds, the headset will go into sleep mode, but will reconnect automatically with the adapter once it is back in range. If the headset is out of range for more than 15 minutes, it automatically shuts off.

In order to do that you need to know on which pair does your phone jack inside your home is connected. In case you don't know or it is not connected then you need drop wire and punching tool to connect. Simply ask your service provider on which pair he has connected connect the drop wire on the same pair and extend it to your phone jack with drop wire.

Joan, In the box where you are placing the switch, you should have three pairs of wires. Each pair should have a black wire and a white wire (plus each pair should have a bare ground wire). One pair of wires goes out to the bedroom entry. Another pair goes out to the closet light. The third pair should be coming from your electric panel and provides the power - this is the hot pair. First determine which pair is the hot pair. If you don't have a meter or tester, you can temporarily connect each pair in turn to a lamp and turn on the power. Repeat until you find the pair coming from the panel. Turn off the power. Now take note of the four screws on the switch. Two of the screws on one side may have a small metal bar connecting the two screws together. With the power off, connect the black hot wire to one of these two screws. If there is no metal bar you will have to use a short jumper wire between two screws on one side of the switch to connect them together. Connect one other black wire to either screw on the other side of the switch. Connect the last black wire to the last screw. (There is also probably a green screw by itself. Connect one of the ground wires to this, and wrap the other two ground wires tightly around the ground wire you connected to the green screw.) Now connect all three white wires together (not to the switch) with a wire nut. Install the switch in the box and turn on the power. Please vote if you found this helpful. Good luck, and be safe, Al K

While you can't actively be connected to 2 phones at one time, you can pair with more than one phone. Just turn off the headset, then hold the call/end button on the headset until the status light stays solid. Initiate search on the 2nd cell or PC/Mac and if prompted enter the 0000 pair key.
Now you can connect to the Jabra from one or the other phone/computer. I used this method for to connect to my blackberry for work and n97 personal phones.

A DHLC card is pinned the same as a Panasonic 123211 and TD-1232 system for compatibility. That means that there are 3 pairs for every extension and 3X8=24. In your triple set, the first pair is T&R, which is the ANALOG voice pair. It's used as 1/2 the connection for an Analong Panasonic phone (APITS) or a single line set. The second pair is D1&D2, used for a DIGITAL phone. In theory, if you're only setting a 76xx phone, a single pair from this pair to the second pair of the RJ-11 jack (orange pair of the cable or black/yellow wires) would make the digital phone work. We use 2-pair jumper just as a marker to know it's a DHLC block. The 3rd pair is used for OHVA on a 7130(!) and any other analog phone that had that feature. Which means, it's obsolete today, but you could take that TD-1232 system cable, plug it inot a TDA/TDE DHLC-8 card and move on to the next job.

On the back of the 7630 phone there's another jack marked TO TEL. Just for fun, plug your 7630 into another 7630. HAH! That's what a DXDP port does.

Carl

I have never heard of this brand of amplifier.. but NEVER hook up unequal ohm loads to a amplifier. the only way i could think to do it would be to hook up 1 of each sub on each side... what way you are spreading out the ohm load equally on both sides but again if you dont do your math and you run too low of a ohm load you WILL smoke that amp..