Does Bluetooth override the phone?
Just got a Motorola v325i about 2 weeks ago -- there have been several times when my phone has rang and, when I've picked it up using the actual handset and not the Bluetooth headset, I've been unable to hear the person on the other end.
This is my first Bluetooth-enabled phone, so I'm a little unfamiliar with the technology. If the Bluetooth headset is on and detected, does it automatically override the phone and you *have* to use it, or is there a problem with my specific handset?
This is my first Bluetooth-enabled phone, so I'm a little unfamiliar with the technology. If the Bluetooth headset is on and detected, does it automatically override the phone and you *have* to use it, or is there a problem with my specific handset?
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RockTheGlobe said:
Just got a Motorola v325i about 2 weeks ago -- there have been several times when my phone has rang and, when I've picked it up using the actual handset and not the Bluetooth headset, I've been unable to hear the person on the other end.
This is my first Bluetooth-enabled phone, so I'm a little unfamiliar with the technology. If the Bluetooth headset is on and detected, does it automatically override the phone and you *have* to use it, or is there a problem with my specific handset?
What bluetooth headset do you have? If it has a flip microphone then you need to close the flip microphone to enable talking on the cell phone. You can also hit the green answer key twice to switch fr...
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I have the Motorola H500 headset -- no flip. And sadly, the user's manual is a single sheet of paper, so it doesn't contain much details, and I was unable to find anything on it in the v325i's user manual.
Auto-answer is turned off.
But if I hit the green call button on my phone, it'll transfer back to my phone?
Auto-answer is turned off.
But if I hit the green call button on my phone, it'll transfer back to my phone?
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If your headset is powered on the default is that it will automatically connect and voice sounds will be routed to your bluetooth. You can press and hold the multifunction key and power off the bluetooth or you should be able to hit the menu key in phone call and one command should be "use handset" instead of "use bluetooth".
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I don't know if this is what you have but maybe this will help. Yes, tap the green answer key on your phone to switch from headset to phone. You may need to tap twice.
I don't know if this is what you have but maybe this will help. Yes, tap the green answer key on your phone to switch from headset to phone. You may need to tap twice.
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