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Posted by: thenewyorkgiant

Is there anyway to disable the bluetooth questioning when I open my hs850? it gets annoying to go thr that menu when I want them to pair

Posted by: jase88

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry7250/4.0.0 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1)

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Originally posted by thenewyorkgiant
Is there anyway to disable the bluetooth questioning when I open my hs850? it gets annoying to go thr that menu when I want them to pair

Go to Options, Bluetooth. Then click on the bluetooth device and go to "device options". Ensure that trusted is set to yes.

Posted by: thenewyorkgiant

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Originally posted by jase88
Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry7250/4.0.0 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1)

Go to Options, Bluetooth. Then click on the bluetooth device and go to "device options". Ensure that trusted is set to yes.

YAAAY. Thanks!

Posted by: GregGebhardt

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Originally posted by thenewyorkgiant
YAAAY. Thanks!

After that make your device NON-discoverable and you are set.

Posted by: thenewyorkgiant

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Originally posted by GregGebhardt
After that make your device NON-discoverable and you are set.

Another question, do you know what these encryption settings on the headset are for?

Posted by: GregGebhardt

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Originally posted by thenewyorkgiant
Another question, do you know what these encryption settings on the headset are for?

They are really to give you some type of security while using your wireless BT device. As it is over the air encryption is used to keep the data or voice somewhat secure. With more and more people using BT devices this will become even more important in the future.

Posted by: GregGebhardt

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Originally posted by thenewyorkgiant
Another question, do you know what these encryption settings on the headset are for?

Really after you have "paired" you want to stop another BT device from connecting to your device.