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so ive been trying to sync up my motorola bluetooth headset to my 8125 and it keeps asking me for a password. it can find the device and aquire it but it wont let me use it unless i put in a password. to my knowledge ive never set a password on either device...any suggestions?
I remember from many moons ago that my Motorola BT headset gave a four-digit pass key required to pair it to my phone, entered in the phone's setup area. I don't recall whether it was 0000, 1111, or 1234. If you have your headset's documentation, you should find the key listed, possibly in the instructions for pairing the headset with a device.
Most Motorola's BT headsets passcode is 0000 (four zero's). If you go to bluetooth help on the motorola website they also have a bluetooth section under support where they will walk you through configuring your headset with most bluetooth enabled phones.
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Just in case, I had a problem with a bluetooth headset that needed to have the installation deleted every time I tried a bad password... otherwise the good password wouldn't work...
Here's another way to get it to sync up..... 1st- Take that turkey in the picture for your avatar and get rid of it. 2nd- Put your 8125 in the oven and turn it to 450 degrees. 60 percent of the time it works 100 percent of the time!!!!
Here's another way to get it to sync up..... 1st- Take that turkey in the picture for your avatar and get rid of it. 2nd- Put your 8125 in the oven and turn it to 450 degrees. 60 percent of the time it works 100 percent of the time!!!!
ok...just fixed it. i was using the slide out keyboard to input the 0's which meant having to hold the red dot and press 0. instead, i just used the keyboard on the screen and with my stylus got it all to work.
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