I`m trying to pair an LG POP GD510 to my CK3000 Evolution i keep getting a" Passcode Mismatch OK " message, can you help please

oh..............!! you can try 1111 on your pc first......then the cnnect your mobile to the pc and when they ask for the pass code in your mobile type the same (that is 1111)........this is my suggestion...you keep trying it.....thats what i did......if you are lucky you problem is solved.

1. Try erasing the kit memory, with ignition on, hold the reg and green buttons down.
2. Delete any paired devices in your phone, Reboot your phone by removing the battery for 1 minute.

Try sending an MP3 to the Parrot kit. I couldn't even get the Parrot BT in my car to ask for the BT password numbers but found out to try sending an MP3, which will fail by the way, and it asked for the password finally.

There was an error in my case, but then the phone asked to connect to the Parrot again and the pairing worked.

There is an issue with newer Nokia phones, something I will be thinking about next phone upgrade.

My parrot CK3100 conects to my phone but keeps saying memory full when i try to transfer phonebook

Press and hold the red and green button to reset all prvious paired devices, then try again.

Delete the memory of the last phones connected, hold down red and green

Press and hold the red and green button at the same time till you hear memory erasing in progress please wait, then you will hear please pair device.

Try sending an MP3 to the Parrot kit. I couldn't even get the Parrot BT in my car to ask for the BT password numbers but found out to try sending an MP3, which will fail by the way, and it asked for the password finally.

There was an error in my case, but then the phone asked to connect to the Parrot again and the pairing worked.

There is an issue with newer Nokia phones, something I will be thinking about next phone upgrade.

Search for devices from your phone, once parrot is found enter passcode, 1234

Try sending an MP3 to the Parrot kit. I couldn't even get the Parrot BT in my car to ask for the BT password numbers but found out to try sending an MP3, which will fail by the way, and it asked for the password finally.

There was an error in my case, but then the phone asked to connect to the Parrot again and the pairing worked.

There is an issue with newer Nokia phones, something I will be thinking about next phone upgrade.