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I just paired a blackberry tour with my motorla ihf1000 carkit bluetooth. When a call comes in and i press the green button the caller can't hear me and i can't hear the caller. If i press the green button on my phone it works. Outgoing calls are no problem.

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You going to need to check with RIM the manufacture of the blacberry there are certain devices that do not work well with the unit and this maybe one of them.



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On mine I press the blue M button to answer the calls

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I can't pair an iPhone 13 with IHF1000 Bluetooth.

Pressing Search on the iPhone is only half the task. There is a button on the IHF1000 that also needs pressing straight after. After they shake hands, you enter the PIN code. The button often has a the Bluetooth symbol on it.

https://www.fixya.com/support/r26362721-pairing_bluetooth_devices

Even the articles here miss it! It is not the way Bluetooth works, or you could pair to every device around you.

Here it is in the Manual
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/2174663/Motorola-Ihf1000.html?page=18&term=pairing&selected=1#manual

Press and Hold
Press and hold the TALK button to initiate the pairing
process.


https://www.google.com/search?q=motorola+ihf1000+pairing+to+iPhone

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How to turn Bluetooth on and off on a BlackBerry Tour

The BlackBerry Tour comes with Bluetooth capability, but in order to connect to a Bluetooth device, you have to enable the Bluetooth functionality. When you're not using a Bluetooth connection, disable Bluetooth to avoid other devices from connecting to your BlackBerry.

- To turn Bluetooth on:

From the main home screen, press the BlackBerry button (to the left of the trackball) to go to your Home folder. Scroll down until you see the antenna icon for Manage Connections and click on it. A pop up list will appear; find Bluetooth on the list and click it to put a check in the box next to it. "On" will appear next to Bluetooth, and the Bluetooth icon will be displayed in the upper right corner of the screen. Your BlackBerry is now in Bluetooth mode, where it can connect and pair with other Bluetooth-capable devices.

Bluetooth can also be turned on from the Options folder, under the Home folder. Select Bluetooth from the list and when the screen comes up saying "Bluetooth: Disabled," press the BlackBerry button and then select Enable Bluetooth. If you've previously paired your Tour with other Bluetooth devices, the list of those devices will appear.

- To turn Bluetooth off:

From the home screen, press the BlackBerry button. Scroll down to Manage Connections and select it. In the list that appears, click Bluetooth to uncheck it and disable Bluetooth functionality.

You can also turn Bluetooth off by clicking Options in the Home folder, selecting Bluetooth from the list of options, then pressing the BlackBerry button and choosing Disable Bluetooth.
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How to pair a Plantronics Explorer 245 Bluetooth headset and a BlackBerry Tour

The Plantronics Explorer 245 headset can be paired with most Bluetooth-capable phones and smartphones to enable hands-free phone conversations. To pair the headset with a BlackBerry Tour, follow the steps below:

Make sure the Plantronics headset is off before trying to pair the two devices. On your BlackBerry, scroll down to Manage Connections (the antenna icon) in your Home folder and click the trackball. From the list of connections, select Set Up Bluetooth. The Add Device box will appear, asking if you want to search or listen for a Bluetooth device.

At this point, turn your Explorer 245 on by sliding the on/off switch toward the microphone end of the earpiece. Once the device powers on (if you have it in your ear, you'll hear a few short tones) you should see repeating red and blue flashes from the LED lights on the side of the headset. If you only see blue flashes, hold down the call button (the side button) for a few seconds, until the lights start flashing red then blue.

Now, on your Tour, select Search. Bluetooth will be enabled if it's not already, and then the BlackBerry will search for nearby devices. When the headset appears on the list of devices found (it should read "245Plantronics" or something similar) select it. A box will appear letting you know that pairing is now complete, and asking if you want to connect to the headset. Select Yes.

Your BlackBerry Tour and Explorer 245 are now paired. If at any point you turn the headset off, turn the BlackBerry off, or turn the BlackBerry's Bluetooth feature off, the two devices will automatically reconnect when they are able. When you look at your list of paired devices on the BlackBerry, the Explorer headset will appear in bold to show that it is currently connected.
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pin code is 0000, make sure you put the device into pair mode before hand. To do this :

with the device off, hold down the green button until you hear a language loop. When you hear the language of your choice, let go of the green button and press it once right away. You will hear a message about your phones bluetooth menu, when you hear that go back to your blackberry's bluetooth menu and when you enter the pin code 0000 it should work.

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If you are sure that the handsfree system in your truck is an IHF1000, then long pressing ( >2s ) the center "talk" button on the IHF1000 will put the system into pairing mode. Follow the instructions that are spoken from the kit - have your phone scan for handsfree devices then, find the IHF1000, select it, then enter "1234" for the passcode and complete the pairing.
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People can't hear me on my Blackberry Curve unless I turn the phone and talk loudly right into the speaker. I am so sick of having the "I can't really hear you" conversation! With my bluetooth, I have the...

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