Has anyone figured out what and how to connect the lanyard to the device?
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There are two holes on lower left side of Disto. Tread the line through both holes and than pass the other end of the lanyard through the line loop.
64263
Open the back before sliding the end of the lanyard into it. That way you can push the end back through.
64264
There are two small holes on the side. Push the thread through one hole and out the other. Pass the lanyard through the thread.
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Remove the dark cap and place the clear cap on the lancing device with the white area pointed down towards the device itself. Look for the groove on the device and match it up with the groove on the clear cap. It should fit onto the area where the groove is on the device and should just snap on.
961085
There is nothing I can see for a lanyard. There is a collapsible stand in the back to prop it up though.
1691048
Lanyard - yes. Carrying bag - no really. It is a very cheap thin piece of plastic that is useless. We threw it away. Works okay with just lanyard. Limited guarantee.
1508631
I don't see where people atttached to the jitterbug. I just got the lanyard thinking it would work but see no place to loop it thru. it is the jitterbug 2.
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melissa, there is no provision on the case for a lanyard. i really like the case though.ralph
912703
There is a "power" button on the side. Hold it until the light blinks red and blue. Then choose this device on what ever you are pairing it with. It is on page 5 of the User Manual that came with it.
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It comes with a small black cord attached to a tiny metal circle. I guess the company considers this a lanyard....You can connect it to a full-sized lanyard or to a key chain, the problem is the packaging of the "lanyard" becuase it is in a small plastice pouch in the center of the cardboard sleeve. If you don't see it, you're likely just to toss away the cardboard packagin sleeve, thinking it's empty.
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I have lost the device in my iPhone 5 before as well. all I did was to follow the pairing instructions that I originally performed. My iPhone found and successfully linked the device. I assume from your request, you already tried that but you were not successful. That is the only advice that I can suggest. I haven't tried nothing else. The only other thing that I would say, is try doing it a couple of times before giving up. Mine didn't connect with the first try, it took a couple.
957134
I just bought a Galaxy last week and discovered that the lanyard doesn't work. Sad!
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Just thread the loop of string attached to the ring. Thread the loop into the small opening at the top of the phone. Once the loop is through the hole, bring the ring through the loop and pull the ring tight. Now attach the ring to the lanyard and you are aa set.
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No, I have been trying for 2 months to get this thing connected. I wish I could send it back.
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Sorry, but I only have a JITTERBUG and that phone has a place where to attach the lanyard. Hope you find an answer soon. Have a good day!
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Yes. The lanyard is essentially just a black nylon shoelace. It comes knotted to the watch with a "hangman's" knot. When you get the watch it is very easy to untie. Measure the current lanyard, and thread a longer one through.
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It goes only on phones with a hole for a lanyard I don't believe a iPhone has one I used mine for my droid
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Assuming that the bluetooth module is correctly configured, you should be able to simply search for the device and pair with it. If you have Windows, then go to the bluetooth console and click on add device/detect device. Once your laptop sees your device, double click on it ( it will show up with the name you assigned it ), and it will then prompt you for a passcode (which is 1234 by default). Now it should be paired to your laptop. I'm assuming, though, that you want to do something with this device other than simply pairing it to your laptop. To monitor what the bluetooth device is receiving, you can download a terminal emulator to watch the COM port that your device is using - some good ones are Putty and TeraTerm. If you can provide more detail regarding what you want to do with it, I may be able to provide a better answer.
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All i do is turn it on and then scan from my phones Bluetooth menu. There was a small packet of instructions inside the box but I have lost mine all ready. Im sorry