Auto connect to Motorola Q

The stereo is Bluetooth capable with this unit 'KCA-BT100' which you can buy from here KCA-BT100-audio-%3Cspan%20class=" spwrap"="" id="spbluetooth">Bluetooth-adapter/dp/B000J48QO4">http://www.amazon.com/Kenwood-KCA-BT100-audio-Bluetooth-adapter/dp/B000J48QO4
if you would like to enable the Bluetooth function. If or once you do install the Bluetooth unit any cell phone with Bluetooth should pair up and work.

This unit is not as flexible as traditional receivers are as far as speakers are concerned. Speakers are labeled and *must* be connected to the correct speaker terminals.

Upon reading the manual - it is quite apparent that the only provisions for rear surround speaker connections is <i>only</i> via the optional wireless transmitter / receiver hardware. The optional digital transmitter is connected via a proprietary plug on the rear of the SC-BT100. The optional receiver amplifies the received signal and passes it to the connected surround speakers. I would bet that there are no provisions for amplifying a surround L and R speaker channel inside the SC-BT100, and that it only provides a low level (like a "tape out") or un-amplified signal to the transmitter plug. Even if you were to manage to get the surround speaker connections made up there - you would not be able to hear anything from them - as there is no amplifier. The amplifier is contained in the wireless receiver, and is largely why it requires a connection to house current.

Unfortunately, I doubt you'll find a way to listen the surround channel audio from the SC-BT100 without the optional transmitter / receiver and the integrated amplifier.

You can review the manual like I did here:
http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/SCBT100.PDF

I hope this answered your question.

How are you hooking it up? To what kind of TV? Best connection for SC-BT100 is via HDMI out on SC-BT100 to HDMI in on TV, otherwise you aren't getting full HD output. Make sure your TV is set to correct input source.....

should be 1234

0000 is the default BT code for most BT items.  0000 worked when I sync my phone with the Kenwood.BT100

Hi Jayner ...

You have to disconect connection between HTC and KCA-BT100 .. DON'T delete devices !!! Then just simply send all your contact from HTC to KCA-BT100 via bluetooth ... Limit 300 contacts ...

I checked the site. There are no Blackberry models listed. The only manufacturers are: HP, LG, Motorola, Nokia, O2, Qtek, Samsung, Sanyo, SonyEricsson. There are no models listed as #8100 for any brand. This does not mean your BB is not compatible.

dude, take it back to where you got it...1234 should work...

The Motorola krazer phone is not on the compatibility list. The only Motorola RAZRs on the list are the V3, V3i, V3m, and V3x. Check the outdated list at http://www.kenwood.com/bt/bt100/

Well... I'm sure mine worked ONCE! I have the BT100 and KDC-W7534U. It worked fine with my Nokia N80 but with my Nokia N95 It connects fine but i cant hear or be heard when the call is answered.Interestingly I cannot use the headunit to dial a number anymore. If i was to be on a call BEFORE connecting the headunit then it works. But once the call ends and i select an input source - the phone has the same symtoms as above again. I have checked all the profile settings and set the enhancment to be active on the active profile. I thought Bluetooth was a standard and it was just meant to work if it was bluetooth compliant! ...Grrrrrr!