Pairing headset after coming back into range with phone

When my Jabra 250 headset goes out of range of my Moto V505 and I come
back into range I have to go through the pairing process again.
I though this pairing would only have to be done once and the devices
would communicate whenever they are in range.
Jabra claims this is part of the Bluetooth standard 1.2

Any ideas?

TIA,
Mike

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also sprach Mike <michael.mcentee@interdigital.com> [2004.10.19.2020 +0200]:
> When my Jabra 250 headset goes out of range of my Moto V505 and
> I come back into range I have to go through the pairing process
> again. I though this pairing would only have to be done once and
> the devices would communicate whenever they are in range. Jabra
> claims this is part of the Bluetooth standard 1.2

I own the Jabra 250 too, and even though I read about this
beforehand, surprisingly it *works* with the Nokia 6230. They
re-pair often more than I would like it. For instance if I come back
to my flat while talking on the phone w/o headset, sometimes the
headset just takes over...

So I guess this is a phone issue...

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"Mike" <michael.mcentee@interdigital.com> wrote in message
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> When my Jabra 250 headset goes out of range of my Moto V505 and I come
> back into range I have to go through the pairing process again.
> I though this pairing would only have to be done once and the devices
> would communicate whenever they are in range.
> Jabra claims this is part of the Bluetooth standard 1.2

Don't know if this is part of Bluetooth 1.2 or not, but it doesn't sound
like it should be happening. It's been my experience with an 250 that I had
for a while (with my V710) that the Motorola BT headsets seem to work much
better with Motorola products than other brands of headsets. When I tried
the 250 with my V710, it seemed to go brain dead after a while and if I
remember right, I either had to turn the 250 off and then on again or had to
re-pair it, can't recall which. Never have had this problem with the hs810
that I use now with the V710.


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"Bob the Printer" <bdolson@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Mike" <michael.mcentee@interdigital.com> wrote in message
> news:8e573e21.0410191020.58094154@posting.google.c om...
>> When my Jabra 250 headset goes out of range of my Moto V505 and I come
>> back into range I have to go through the pairing process again.
>> I though this pairing would only have to be done once and the devices
>> would communicate whenever they are in range.
>> Jabra claims this is part of the Bluetooth standard 1.2
>
> Don't know if this is part of Bluetooth 1.2 or not, but it doesn't sound
> like it should be happening. It's been my experience with an 250 that I
> had for a while (with my V710) that the Motorola BT headsets seem to work
> much better with Motorola products than other brands of headsets. When I
> tried the 250 with my V710, it seemed to go brain dead after a while and
> if I remember right, I either had to turn the 250 off and then on again or
> had to re-pair it, can't recall which. Never have had this problem with
> the hs810 that I use now with the V710.
>
>
> --
> God Bless America!
>
> Bob the Printer
>
I found a similar problem. I use a Plantronics M2500 with my V600 and
sometimes the BT connection is lost and although I don't have to 're-pair'
the devices - I have to initiate the connection again.

Also have a HS810 (free with V600) that works perfectly with the V600 - pity
I hate wearing it though


Clive

"Clive" <someone@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Also have a HS810 (free with V600) that works perfectly with the V600 -
> pity I hate wearing it though


Why do you hate wearing the 810??

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> "Clive" <someone@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>
>> Also have a HS810 (free with V600) that works perfectly with the V600 -
>> pity I hate wearing it though
>
>
> Why do you hate wearing the 810??

Just does't 'fit' right. Seems like (and it does) is always just about to
fall off my ear.

Guess peoples ears are just different.

Always preffered the in ear type like the Jabra BT200/250 series, or now the
Plantronics M2500 I'm using

Clive
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