Comments on: How to pair your Treo 650 with your Motorola H3 Bluetooth Headset http://www.runningwithbulls.com/blog/2006/07/28/how-to-pair-your-treo-650-with-your-motorola-h3-bluetooth-headset/ RunningWithBulls .com The curse of Sanfermin Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:26:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: bbt http://www.runningwithbulls.com/blog/2006/07/28/how-to-pair-your-treo-650-with-your-motorola-h3-bluetooth-headset/#comment-7704 bbt Tue, 29 Aug 2006 22:09:00 +0000 http://www.runningwithbulls.com/blog/2006/07/28/how-to-pair-your-treo-650-with-your-motorola-h3-bluetooth-headset/#comment-7704 "The bracketed Bluetooth symbol does NOT happen with the headset unless you are actually making a call. This appears to be an intelligent power-saving feature that allows the phone and the headset Bluetooth communications radios to go into STANDBY mode to conserve power." --yes this is true. i have seen the same thing happen with my palm treo 650. "Voice tone, volume and receiver quality are excellent." -- the main problem i have is the damn thing falls off when i cycle in a strond wind! "Thanks for posting the instructions — I had the same frustrating experience with Motorola’s website and with Palm/PalmOne — neither has very good support for using “foreignâ€? accessories with their products." -- since the lack of wifi support in the treo 650 or (so it seems) in the new 700 series, I am seriously thinking about moving to a nokia device (when this 650 dies). Palm have to get a vision back, and also get balls to leave the US mobile operators behind. they are stopping palm from doing alot of new and exciting things. it saddens me. thanks for stopping by. bernard “The bracketed Bluetooth symbol does NOT happen with the headset unless you are actually making a call. This appears to be an intelligent power-saving feature that allows the phone and the headset Bluetooth communications radios to go into STANDBY mode to conserve power.”

–yes this is true. i have seen the same thing happen with my palm treo 650.

“Voice tone, volume and receiver quality are excellent.”

– the main problem i have is the damn thing falls off when i cycle in a strond wind!

“Thanks for posting the instructions — I had the same frustrating experience with Motorola’s website and with Palm/PalmOne — neither has very good support for using “foreignâ€? accessories with their products.”

– since the lack of wifi support in the treo 650 or (so it seems) in the new 700 series, I am seriously thinking about moving to a nokia device (when this 650 dies).

Palm have to get a vision back, and also get balls to leave the US mobile operators behind. they are stopping palm from doing alot of new and exciting things. it saddens me.

thanks for stopping by.

bernard

]]> By: Shrike236 http://www.runningwithbulls.com/blog/2006/07/28/how-to-pair-your-treo-650-with-your-motorola-h3-bluetooth-headset/#comment-7702 Shrike236 Tue, 29 Aug 2006 20:01:41 +0000 http://www.runningwithbulls.com/blog/2006/07/28/how-to-pair-your-treo-650-with-your-motorola-h3-bluetooth-headset/#comment-7702 Your instructions works with the Motorola Model HS810 Bluetooth Headset. Be aware that there maybe a visual cue difference when using the Motorola headset vs. what you may be used to. I have a Bluetooth car adaptor. When the car kit is paired with the phone, a pair of brackets ( [] ) appears around the Bluetooth symbol on the main telephone screen. the bracketed Bluetooth symbol remains on until I exit the car and/or turn off the cBluetooth car kit. The bracketed Bluetooth symbol does NOT happen with the headset unless you are actually making a call. This appears to be an intelligent power-saving feature that allows the phone and the headset Bluetooth communications radios to go into STANDBY mode to conserve power. Voice tone, volume and receiver quality are excellent. Thanks for posting the instructions -- I had the same frustrating experience with Motorola's website and with Palm/PalmOne -- neither has very good support for using "foreign" accessories with their products. Your instructions works with the Motorola Model HS810 Bluetooth Headset.

Be aware that there maybe a visual cue difference when using the Motorola headset vs. what you may be used to. I have a Bluetooth car adaptor. When the car kit is paired with the phone, a pair of brackets ( [] ) appears around the Bluetooth symbol on the main telephone screen. the bracketed Bluetooth symbol remains on until I exit the car and/or turn off the cBluetooth car kit.

The bracketed Bluetooth symbol does NOT happen with the headset unless you are actually making a call. This appears to be an intelligent power-saving feature that allows the phone and the headset Bluetooth communications radios to go into STANDBY mode to conserve power.

Voice tone, volume and receiver quality are excellent.

Thanks for posting the instructions — I had the same frustrating experience with Motorola’s website and with Palm/PalmOne — neither has very good support for using “foreign” accessories with their products.

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