| Troubleshooting |
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Problem | Description & Solution |
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I cannot connect | Ensure that the correct passkey was |
to the remote | entered on the device during the |
Bluetooth stereo | connection with the headset. Most |
headset | Bluetooth headsets have a fixed |
| passkey that would be mentioned in |
| their user’s guide. You would need to |
| enter the passkey when establishing a |
| connection with the headset. |
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I cannot listen to | • Ensure that you are connected to |
music on the | the Bluetooth stereo headset. |
remote | • Ensure that the song that you are |
Bluetooth stereo | playing is one of the supported |
headset | formats. |
| • Check the battery levels on the |
| Bluetooth stereo headset. |
| • Ensure that the device and headset |
| are within range of each other. The |
| maximum distance between the two |
| should not be more than 10 metres. |
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There are breaks | You may observe breaks if there are |
in the music | walls that separate the device and the |
being played on | Bluetooth stereo headset. |
the remote |
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Bluetooth stereo |
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headset |
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Call History |
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The call history | You may have activated a filter, and |
appears empty | no communication events fitting that |
| filter have been logged. To see all |
| events, press the Start soft key and |
| select Call History. Press the Menu |
| soft key and select Filter → No Filter. |
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