Bluetooth prob My palmOne shows that my motorola hs820 bluetooth is connected but, when I dial a number, it still goes to the phone. Are these phones outdated or what? Bought this one new online 6 months ago. Who sells the cable needed to hook to computer? Thanks alot...

I think I can help here:
Make sure your headset and phone are charged before doing anything else. The blue light on your headset will come on when it is charging, and will shut off when fully charged.
To put your headset in pairing mode, make sure it is completely off first (no blinking blue light). Then hold down the Call button for 6-10 seconds until the blue light stays on. (It will likely flash once and shut off, but keep holding until it is all the way on and stays there!)
From there, go into the settings on your Droid 2 and access the bluetooth connections. Do a new scan for your headset if you don't see it listed, pair, and connect!
http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/QG-HS820_9494A71A.pdf

Hi,

You can download user guide for Motorola HS820 from below website

http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/QG-HS820_9494A71A.pdf

Thank You

It turns out it was the Blackberry's problem, which could only be solved by a 're-boot' - take off the back of the Blackberry, pull out the battery for 10 seconds or so, and replace it. The BB will 'reset' and all was fine then.

the interface between motorola and sony ericson works only in some models..try some other headsets (of your friend's ). of the same company.if it works then its not possible to connect the device

That means the pairing is not successful.Follow the steps
1.Turn on mobile bluetooth and set the status to shown all 2.Tun on the bluetooth mobile and keep pressing the button on the  bluetooth for few seconds. 3.You will notice that light is continously ON and not blinking 4.Now find the device from mobile via search option 5 When it detect use this code 0000 to pair. 6.When the pairing is successful ,select option button and click connect.. 7.Now you should hear from your bluetooth..
Regards
Dilip Bagdi

Here is a list of compatible bluetooth headsets taken from the Blackberry web site.

Flamingo™ Bluetooth Headset *

Jabra® BT250v

Jabra JX10

Jabra BT125

Logitech® Mobile Pro™ Headset

Motorola® Bluetooth Headset H500 **

Motorola Bluetooth Headset HS820

Motorola Bluetooth Headset HS850

nXZEN™ 5000

Plantronics M3000 Bluetooth Headset

Plantronics Discovery™ 640 Bluetooth Headset

Plantronics Explorer™ 320 Bluetooth Headset

Plantronics Voyager™ 510 Bluetooth Headset

scala-500™ ***

Sony® Ericsson® Akono™ Bluetooth Headset HBH-602

It may be a compatibility issue with the H700. You may want to make sure the volume is turned up fully on the headset as well.
Good Luck

1.Press and hold the Multifunction button in the middle of a boom headset while the headset is closed. The light will glow blue.2.Open the boom microphone and the blue light should remain on. If not, repeat step 1.
3.On the cell phone, press Menu > Settings > Connection > Bluetooth > Handsfree > New Device
4.Select HS820 once a connection is detected.
5.The passkey "0000" is now entered to confirm the connection has been made.
6.The cell phone screen will now read "Bluetooth Connection".

Tips:
1.Provided you set the Bluetooth power to "On" after the initial connection has been made, the phone will automatically re-connect to the headset.
2.To set the Bluetooth power on - Press Menu, Select Settings, then Connections, then Bluetooth link, scroll to Setup and select that. Scroll to Power and chose Change. Scroll to On and press Select. The screen should now read "Changed: Power On".
3.Test Your Connection: Close the headset and watch for cell phone to say "Disconnected". Re-open the headset and the phone should be connected automatically and will now display "Bluetooth Connected".

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Download a copy of the manual here:

http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/hs820_9482A61O.pdf

Good Luck!
- Jim

Try the following:
1) Make sure the HS820 is fully charged up.
2) Remove the battery and SIM card from your phone for about 1 minute and put them back in.
3) As soon as your phone is booted up, access the "find devices" function for adding your HS820.
4) Hold the HS820 button down until the blue light is solid.
5) Then do whatever your phone requres to "search for devices."
6) Here's the key: as the phone is searching for devices, PHYSICALLY TOUCH touch the HS820 to the phone.

I couldn't get my HS820 to synch with my new Blackberry Curve the normal way and ultimately got it to synch by going through this process.

Have you pressed and held the button on headset until light is always on, as this is in pairing mode, then search devices with your phone.