jabra fs250 and P800 help needed

Hello,

recently I bought a jabra fs250 headset for use with the p800.
The device is recognized with the bonding procedure. My bluetooth
settings are: operation mode on, always recieve.
In the phone preferences I set in the headset section: answering mode:
any key, bluetooth preferred sound device: headset.

With these settings I cannot get the headset working. Ringtones are
not transferred to the headset and also by manually answering a call
on the phone will not make contact with the headset, although the
bonding procedure was completed succesfully.

Can anybody help me to get this device working on the p800?

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[email protected] wrote:
: recently I bought a jabra fs250 headset for use with the p800.
: The device is recognized with the bonding procedure. My bluetooth
: settings are: operation mode on, always recieve.
: In the phone preferences I set in the headset section: answering mode:
: any key, bluetooth preferred sound device: headset.
:
: With these settings I cannot get the headset working. Ringtones are
: not transferred to the headset and also by manually answering a call
: on the phone will not make contact with the headset, although the
: bonding procedure was completed succesfully.
:
: Can anybody help me to get this device working on the p800?

How odd.

I have a Jabra 200 series working with T68i and P900 just fine.

Hit the raised button with your finger when a call comes in, that
should answer the phone and transfer sound to the headset.

--
Mike Horwath/Dude
[email protected]

>
> How odd.
>
> I have a Jabra 200 series working with T68i and P900 just fine.
>
> Hit the raised button with your finger when a call comes in, that
> should answer the phone and transfer sound to the headset.
>
> --
> Mike Horwath/Dude
> [email protected]

Unfortunately this does not help.
The only way I discovered that it is possible to transmit sound between
phone and headset is turning the headset completely off and on while an
active call is going on. At that time sounds are transmitted. If I then
finish the call and another call comes in, nothing happens again. Only when
I turn the headset again off and on sounds wil be transmitted.

Jan

Rob <[email protected]> wrote:
: Unfortunately this does not help.
: The only way I discovered that it is possible to transmit sound between
: phone and headset is turning the headset completely off and on while an
: active call is going on. At that time sounds are transmitted. If I then
: finish the call and another call comes in, nothing happens again. Only when
: I turn the headset again off and on sounds wil be transmitted.

Interesting.

I am looking at picking up the 250 for the longer talk time.

Perhaps I will and report back.

--
Mike Horwath/Dude
[email protected]

"Mike Horwath" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Rob <[email protected]> wrote:
> : Unfortunately this does not help.
> : The only way I discovered that it is possible to transmit sound between
> : phone and headset is turning the headset completely off and on while an
> : active call is going on. At that time sounds are transmitted. If I then
> : finish the call and another call comes in, nothing happens again. Only
when
> : I turn the headset again off and on sounds wil be transmitted.
>
> Interesting.
>
> I am looking at picking up the 250 for the longer talk time.
>
> Perhaps I will and report back.

I just (a few hours ago) got the BT250 for the P900 and it all works fine
from the few experiments I had a chance to make so far. Does everything it
says on the tin. I can receive and initiate calls from the headset using
voice dialling no problem.
HTH
W.