Bluetooth auto connect in my car not working ?

The generic PIN (Which is what I'm guessing you need) for most bluetooth devices is either 0000, or 1234. Please try those and see if that solves your problem.

Make sure you have the correct password for your phone. Also look in your fusion manual as to the correct steps needed.

• Press the Power Button. // This is on a 2010 Ford Fusion.
• Then you hit the Phone Button.
• It should say “No Phone Paired” that means that no phone has been paired with this.

You now have a choice of options:

1. Add Bluetooth device
2. Connect Bluetooth device
3. Set Primary Phone
4. Set Bluetooth On/Off
5. Delete Device
6. Delete all Devices

You want to choose Add Bluetooth Device, press OK

• Then on your mobile, turn your Bluetooth On.
• Setup Bluetooth – Search
• Now it’s searching for it, when that gets full, Click Sync.
• Then you’ll want to enter the PIN number that’s on the screen.
• Say YES to connect to Sync.
• Now screen on dash will say your mobile phone

We suggest you to reinsert the sim once again and check for the same. And try to perform the following steps: Apply the Bluetooth Pairing Helper application to your BlackBerry smartphone. Download the Bluetooth Pairing Helper application file using your BlackBerry smartphone browser Note: The Bluetooth Pairing Helper is available for BlackBerry smartphones running BlackBerry Device Software 4.2 and later. Complete the following steps for the Bluetooth Pairing Helper software. The following steps use the Land Rover as an example. Place the vehicle into pairing mode. For instructions, see the vehicle user manual. Start the Bluetooth Pairing Helper application. See links above. The following message appears on the BlackBerry smartphone: Please initiate the pairing process on your car. Click ?Done? when pairing is complete On the vehicle, press the Dial button. The following message appears on the Land Rover, and the progress bar on the Bluetooth Pairing Helper Application begins to advance: Searching The Land Rover display lists the name of the BlackBerry smartphone (and any other Bluetooth devices found within range). This may take one or two minutes. On the vehicle display, use the dial to highlight and then select the BlackBerry smartphone. The vehicle displays a random personal identification number (PIN) to pair. When the BlackBerry smartphone prompts for a PIN, type the PIN shown on the vehicle display in step 8 and press Enter. The BlackBerry smartphone displays Pairing complete. Connect to and press Yes. Pairing completes and an Connection to vehicle succeeded should appear on the BlackBerry smartphone. If the Bluetooth Pairing Helper application does not close, click Done to close the application. If you find the same error as sim rejected even after performing the steps, you need to check with the service provider relavent to the sim problem.

go into bluetooth setup screen and hit options, make sure BB is set to discoverable. Then hit menu again and choose "add device".

Sir you have to just on bluetooth visiblety from your phone settings

go to your menu and then to media then to music hit the menu button select recieve using bluetooth then have pc connect to blackberry

What do you mean by "available?"

1. Go to Options/Bluetooth
2. Select device found
3. Select device properties
4. At Trusted select yes
It'll never ask again

I just experieiced this for the second time on my 8320 using a plantronics 510 bluetooth. The solution was to take the battery adn SIM card out of the phoine and leave it out for a full minute. It appears that the phone needs to be rebooted once in a while. I suspect Bill Gates designed some of the internal code.

depends what you are recieving...if its a photo you want to recieve,go to photo album..press left key next to rollerball and menu will come up...scroll down to..allow connection...then press on it.will connectthen get them to send a photo.hoope this helps