Logitech is known for making computer accessories like mice, keyboards and webcams, but is also has a line of Bluetooth headsets that you can connect to your Nokia mobile phone. In order for the Logitech headset to connect, it needs to go through a pairing process, in which the Nokia phone will locate the headset and transmit the correct passcode. Once the headset is connected, you can talk on the phone, listen to music and even make voice dialing calls, all while keeping the phone in a holster or in your pocket.
Instructions
1. Plug your Logitech headset into its charger. The LED on the headset will turn orange while the headset is charging. The LED will remain lit until the headset is fully charged, which can take up to four hours. Disconnect the headset when it has finished charging.
2. Access the "Bluetooth" menu on your Nokia phone. For many Nokia phones, the "Bluetooth" menu can be found under the "Settings" and then "Connectivity" menu, although it is also located directly under the main menu on certain models. Once in the menu, choose "On" from the list of options to turn on Bluetooth technology.
3. Press and hold the button on the face of the Logitech headset for at least 10 seconds, until the LED light flashes blue and red, indicating that the headset is in pairing mode. If the headset doesn't enter pairing mode, just press and hold the button for another 10 seconds.
4. Access the list of paired device on your Nokia phone, which should be listed under the Bluetooth menu. Select the option that lets you search for new Bluetooth devices. This option will be different on different Nokia phones, but should be labeled, or begin with, "Search," "Connect," "Add" or "New." Once you choose this option, a list of Bluetooth devices will appear on the screen.
5. Scroll to the entry that begins with "Logitech" and select it. Enter in "0000" when you are asked for a PIN code. Your Logitech headset is now paired with your Nokia phone.
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