I have a motorola razor v3 and I'm trying to connect my bluetooth (which is a motorola H680)

Delete the pairing and connect again.

Mark
Motorola Support

For security reasons, most Bluetooth enabled devices require you to use a passkey.


Note: Motorola handsets and accessories will use the following default passkeys: 0000 or 1234.

R u trying to bluetooth from a friend`s phone or a pc.??If its a pc please check with your pc`s bluetooth device .Or if it is from your friend`s phone try doing it again by switching it off and switching on your phone again

Try the default passcode usually 0000 or 1234, or go to this
website:
http://motorola.pairx.co.uk/?l=28&a=0&pp=550&sm=6&sp=587&j=19389&jd=1208446736000&jp=2

http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/BTHeadsetHS800_User_Manual_E.pdf

go to headset and press it and hold it until it starts blinking then you go to your phone and then go to your menu and find tools press ok then you go to bluetooth and press ok then press add a new headset and it will search for your headset repeat until it finds it

The pass code is 0000

just get your bluetooth in pairing mode (steady blue light) then have your phone find the device then connect them when they ask you for the pass code its 0000 if your bluetooth is connected to a different phone you must disconnect it and if it doesnt work and you tried your best try turning the phone off then try it again sometimes this does the trick

try to check the setting of your blutoot, check te find me option.

activate both bluetooth devices on the phones' after that put one of on search......and you will find it.

Hate to break it to you but razrs don't have infrared. Infrared has been replaced by bluetooth. I don't know how much you know about bluetooth but you might want to look into it.