Once you pair your device with another Bluetooth® device, your device remembers

this pairing. When pairing your device with a Bluetooth® device, you may need to enter a passcode. Your device will automatically try the generic passcode 0000. If

this does not work, refer to the user guide for your Bluetooth® device to get the device passcode. You do not need to re-enter the passcode the next time you

connect to a previously paired Bluetooth® device.

Some Bluetooth® devices, for example, most Bluetooth® headsets, require you to both pair and connect with the other device.

You can pair your device with several Bluetooth® devices, but you can only connect to one Bluetooth® profile at the same time.

To pair your device with another Bluetooth® device

1Make sure that the device you want to pair with has the Bluetooth® function

activated and is visible to other Bluetooth® devices.

2From your device’s Home screen, tap .

3Find and tap Settings > Bluetooth. All available Bluetooth® devices appear in a list.

4Tap the Bluetooth® device that you want to pair with.

5Enter a passcode, if required, or confirm the same passcode on both devices. Your device and the other device are now paired.

To connect your device to another Bluetooth® device

1 From your Home screen, tap .

2Find and tap Settings > Bluetooth.

3Tap the Bluetooth® device to which you want to connect.

To unpair a Bluetooth® device

1 From your Home screen, tap .

2Find and tap Settings > Bluetooth.

3Under Paired devices, tap beside the name of the device that you want to

unpair.

4Tap Unpair.

Sending and receiving items using Bluetooth® technology

Share items with other Bluetooth® compatible devices such as phones or computers.

You can send and receive several kinds of items using the Bluetooth® function, such as:

Photos and videos

Music and other audio files

Contacts

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