How do I pair my phone to my JVC stereo system Model KW-NT50HDT

The process for resetting the password on a JVC KW-V850BT car stereo may vary depending on the specific model and software version. Here are some general steps you can try to reset the password on the JVC KW-V850BT:

1. Disconnect the battery: Disconnect the battery of your car for at least 30 seconds, then reconnect it. This will reset the car stereo to its default settings.
2. Press the reset button: If your JVC KW-V850BT has a reset button, press it and hold it for a few seconds until the unit restarts. This should reset the password to the default setting.
3. Check the manual: Refer to the manual of your JVC KW-V850BT to see if there are any specific instructions for resetting the password.
4. Contact the manufacturer: If you are still unable to reset the password, contact JVC customer support for further assistance.

It's worth noting that depending on the model and software version, the option to reset the password may not be available. In that case, you would have to contact the manufacturer for further assistance.

Pairing JVC stereo with phone through bluetooth

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Carnac the Magnificent

That model doesn't support that function

This is nothing to do with camcorders - please repost in a forum dealing with motor vehicles.

I have just answered your query - why repost it here ?

VC stereo systems come in a number of different styles and models, from portable "boom boxes" to stereo receivers designed to be used with entire entertainment systems. When a JVC stereo malfunctions, it's a good idea to perform a few basic troubleshooting steps to correct the problem. Often, the solution is very simple, involving something you can correct immediately and which will allow you to continue using your JVC stereo system without having to call a repairman.

To activate your bluetooth phone you'll need to connect the KS-BTA200 adapter I have the same radio with the adapter and love it. You pair the phone with the radio so when you get a call it mutes the unit the phone number shows on the video screen you tap the number on the screen to accept the call, you mount the mic on the visor and talk .

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The pass key is the password the bluetooth accessory has. So your car stereo manufacturer has a code that you enter on your phone, so that someone nearby with a bluetooth cell phone won't be able to hook to your stereo - it's usually in your owners manual for your stereo or bluetooth speaker system.

Most bluetooth headsets have a passcode of 0000, and it's the same for Motorola headsets, plantronics headsets etc. You may be able to lookup the passcode for your bluetooth speaker system in a manual online, if you no longer have it.

Answer me this. I just had a new JVC KW-V840BT installed in my 06 dodge dually 3500 w/ infinity factory setup. They have even replaced the stereo once (all in a month) but my JVC refuses to play more then just a couple of minutes. All audio just stops, no matter what source. I am thinking that the JVC and infinity factory system are not shaking hands well at all. This was installed by the store and I have another appointment to just go upgrade to a totally different head unit completely.