Pairing a Bluetooth device with your phone is a relatively simple affair. These instructions were written using the Samsung Infuse 4G and Jawbone Icon, but the steps should be just about the same for any Android phone or tablet, and the instructions that came with your headset will fill in the rest of the details.First you’re going to want to go to Settings, then Wireless and networks, then Bluetooth settings. Turn bluetooth on. You’ll see your phone search for devices. For the phone to see the headset it has to be in pairing mode, though. That can vary from headset to headset, but is usually done by holding the answer/end call button down while turning the headset on (see the documentation that came with your headset to get it in pairing mode).
On the Jawbone the status LED flashes red/white alternately when it’s in pairing mode, but your headset may blink blue, or may not blink at all — again have a look at the instructions that came with your headset. Once we’re in pairing mode, your phone should find your headset. You’ll see an entry under “bluetooth devices,” go ahead and click on the device. You’ll have to confirm that you want to connect. At that point, some headsets will ask for a “pairing code.” This number is usually 1234, or 0000, but your headset’s instructions will tell you for sure. If your headset doesn’t ask for a pairing code, there’s no need to worry, it just means that it doesn’t require one. Finally, your headset should be connected and available.
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