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My husband's Samsung T10

For Xmas I bought the T10 and a Sony wireless headset so that he can work out while listen to loaded tunes and the radio Unfortunately this T10 was rushed to market for the Xmas rush and he can only use his wireless with the recorder music Do you know of any firmware that can allow him to listen to the radio with his wireless headset? Please Help me Thank you Patricia

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  • Moona_mom Jun 01, 2008

    Thank you for your efforts to help me But my problem is spacific to the "Radio" option of the T10 He can listen to his recorded mp3 tunes without a problem on his Sony wireless head set As soon as he switches to radio there is a very fleeting message that reads "The current mode does not support the Blue Tooth head set" I called Samsung and they told me that it does not work on Radio mode but to watch for Firmware updates in the future

    It will be interested to see if anyone has found a solution

    I'll will be watching an learning

    moona__mom

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In the Bluetooth Settings menu, go to "Stereo Headset" option, and see if you have any luck - make sure the headphones are connected to the Samsung, since the Samsung uses the headphones as antenna to get any kind of station reception.

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