[LUNARAY]

I just installed a Motorola USB Blue Tooth adapter on my PC and my BB found my PC but it's asking me for a Numeric and Alpha-numeric Pass Key, well I didn't configure any kind of Pass Key during the Blue Tooth installation, so I don't know what to enter?

Is it something that I'm gonna have to deal with Motorola about?

Thanks,
Ray

[CO_BBTechie]

If your new PC BT device doesn't have it (default pass key) in its documentation, perhaps it's asking you to DEFINE a pass key, then you'll have to enter the same one on the other side to connect.

[wabbit]

Wirelessly posted

Most likely you will input the same pass key on device and pc. Some bt adapters like ear buds etc which have no way of setting it have a default key.

[LUNARAY]

So does this mean that everytime I use a BT device it's going to ask me for a Pass Key?

I don't like that!

[John Clark]

It only asks when you first pair it. Then after that it won't ask you again. For the Motorolas, use 0000

[CO_BBTechie]

Negative. This is just for the initial pairing.

[kjjb0204]

Every bt headset passkey I've seen has been 0000. Jabra, Moto, Plantronics, Aliph, all 0000.

[John Clark]

Some are 1234

[customshopkv1]

Originally Posted by John Clark

Some are 1234

I have had about 12 to 15 different BT devices and they were all 1234

[kjjb0204]

Originally Posted by customshopkv1

I have had about 12 to 15 different BT devices and they were all 1234

Well color me purple. I've only seen 0000.

[customshopkv1]

Sony, Jawbone, iTech, Parrot(4 differnt ones) just to name a few.

[kjjb0204]

Wirelessly posted

Moto, plantronics, jabra are 0000.