Will the bluetooth feature pair with an Motorola H730 headset (two channel) and play recorded books thru the headset? Some devices won't.
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You will need to make sure your headset has A2DP. Usually this means, the headset can take calls and stream music via a bluetooth connection. Your headset will only handle calls. It will pair with your headset, however I don't know if it will function as you would like. You can purchase headphones with the A2DP profile and they will work with this player.
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Have you tried going to the Iogear website and downloading the latest Win 7 drivers for your bluetooth receiver? After a bit of research, someone got their Iogear BT receiver to work with their headphones in Win 7 by manually pairing the headphones, then right-clicking on the speaker/headphone icon in the system tray. Then they chose the headphones as the playback default. Not sure if either will work, but maybe worth a try?
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I don't know specific about LG930. I guess it should work with any phone supporting Bluetooth headset profile. The quality is good.
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Sorry, I have no idea. I've never had any problem with any of my Motorola bluetooth devices working with any of my phones, though.
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It supports stereo bluetooth, but you have to be aware that there are 3 bluetooth versions: 1 (Pretty much old), 1.2 (the current one, which the Hw6945 supports) and bluetooth 2.0 (newest). Obviously the 2.0 is backward compatible with 1.2, but if the headphone is exclusively designed to work in 2.0, it wont work with the HP. Hope this helps
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You need to go to your wireless settings and turn the Bluetooth option, then turn on the headset the way it says to connect to Bluetooth device on your Kindle hit the search for Bluetooth device and if should show the headset on your Kindle. Next just hit the headset set on the Kindle and it should say connecting and once it is done it should say connected. I hope this helps you out, I'm not the best at trying to explain how to do things.
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I did not use Bluetooth. And I do not intend to. I have several BT devices and NONE work 100% reliably, so to save the headache of trying to pair them all the time I did not even bother to pair the JAWBONE. So i used the old reliable jack instead... I know it works 100% of the time and saves me headache and time... Sorry I wasn't able to help.
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Try to use normal pair protocol (turn on the units, then hold down the button for a few seconds until the light begins to flash rapidly), and see if they connect. Be sure there aren't any other Bluetooth units on nearby). I've never tried to pair headsets, but I think they may have to have some sort of router. If you don't have the manual on the headsets, try searching the manufacturer's website for one, or look for a discussion forum specific to that brand.
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For the headset to "find" the motorola (all motorola do this) you have to configure your bluetooth connection on the settings (for wireless connection) on the phone to: "make device visible". Then the signal will be available to your headset so they can both bridge. Also try setting up a password before hand on the make device visible option, so that it specifically can pick up bluetooth devices with that code. Then, you should see your headset listed on the phone.
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It should once you pair it like any other Bluetooth headset. Hope this helps!
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no, its desinged to work with blue tooth headsets that support audio from your ohones music player
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I checked mine and sadly no it doesn't. But since it does have the ability to be a bluetooth headset, you might be able to pair it with bluetooth headphones.
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It seems to pair to my phone as a standard Bluetooth, but I only use it with my Samsung. My Acer tablet will see it, but I think it only works as an earpiece or mic (half of the functions work). However, my Acer tablet does that with all my other brand Bluetooths also. Since the tablet can see it and says its paired, I would guess the headset will work with other phones that are able to pair with most headsets (unlike my tablet).
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I don't see the reason why it wouldn't. Just pair it and it should work. Works for me for Nexus 4 & 7. If HD7 supports BT audio stream, then it should be fine.
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I didn't know, so I took an Acoustibud and slipped it onto a comparable Motorola bluetooth. It fits. If I were doing it I'd get a supplemental o-ring to put on the Motorola and then slip the Acoustibud over the o-ring so I'd be sure it wouldn't come off at an inopportune moment.
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My two-ways are older and wouldn't work with voice activated headset so I purchased this item, but only after conducting some research. I would suggest visiting the Motorola website to get your answer. I wish I had a better answer for you.
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bluttooth connections are 1 to 1 and not broadcast - if not, all conversations between a phone and bluetooth headset would be open to all to hear. you need a multi-stream device capable of streaming to multiple receivers