I just cant get my blackberry curve to pair or sync

I could not pair the Blackberry Curve 8520 with the Parrot CK3100. After looking at the Parrot website, I saw that the Blackberry was actually supported, so it SHOULD work.
Then I found the solution: the Parrot had already too many other phones paired (4 or so), so it could not pair an additional one. After removing the other phones from the Parrot pairing list, the Blackberry paired without a problem. SOLVED!
Davy

blackberry is a smartphone and it doesn support nokia's formats... so it cant b done

You have to make sure the bluetooth is in a pairing mode for the blackberry to discover it on most bluetooth they have a pairing button turn off your bluetooth headset hold pairing button till the light is solid or flashing red and blue depending on model then search for new should find it

did you turn on the bluetooth 

the model must not be compatible with the curve

Hello,

Try the following. Hope this helps.

Okay,


1. Go into "Media" on your BlackBerry and enable incoming files (Menu-->Receive using bluetooth).
2. Find the file on your friend's device that you wish to send, and beam the said file accordingly.
2a. If you have not "paired" (created a friendship between) the two devices before, you will need to do this first...
2b. One of the devices will ask for a PIN code first and on this device you need to create a four-digit, numeric password that can be anything you like.
2c. On the second device, enter the four-digit, numeric password you created and follow the simple, on-screen prompts on both devices to complete the pairing (you can also pair the devices in advance by going into Menu-->Set Up Bluetooth).
2d. Depending on the devices being used and the time taken to complete the pairing, you may need to re-send the file (go back to step 1), otherwise, continue below...
3. When your friend's device tries to send you the file, your BlackBerry should ask you to name the file and where to save it; if you have not set the device as "trusted" in the bluetooth settings (Options-->Bluetooth-->your friend's device), you may need to approve the file transfer first though.
4. The file should now be on your device.


Note: by default, all
* Pictures are saved into /Device Memory/home/user/pictures or /Media Card/BlackBerry/pictures if you have a memory card.

* Sounds (including songs) are saved into /Device Memory/home/user/ringtones/ or /Media Card/BlackBerry/ringtones/ if you have a memory card.

* Videos are saved /Device Memory/home/user/videos or /Media Card/BlackBerry/videos if you have a memory card.

In other words, unless you specify somewhere else in step 3, this is where you will find your file.


And remember, your incoming file transfer WILL NOT WORK UNLESS YOU FIRST "PAIR" (CREATE A FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN) THE DEVICES, go into Media and CLICK MENU-->RECEIVE USING BLUETOOTH!!!

http://khaoohs.wordpress.com/2007/11/16/motorola-h700-bluetooth-blackberry-pairing/

this actually works.

It seems is something related to this:

http://banagale.com/setting-up-bluetooth-sync-in-windows-xp-using-blackberry-desktop-manager-on-a-dell-d630.htm

I did not try yet, check it if you can an post the results of your tests.

- Ivano from Italy -

I'm not familiar with Bluetooth and Blackberry's but I think you need a driver or you need to "sync" your media player on your Blackberry with your headphones.

I'll do some research and get back to you.

It might already have been figured out but if you hold the answer button on the headset down until the light stays on steady, it is in pairing mode. You can then go to bluetooth setup on the Curve and it will find the headset.