cananyone tell me how to set the h700 blue tooth headset from motorola up for paring lost manual need help?

motorola H700 blue tooth headset manual lost need manual or info on how to pare the headset to a phone please very desperate
thanks

Charge it first.. then turn the bluetooth on in your phone thru the menu.. this is different for all phones. It should go something like: Menue-Settings-Connection- Bluetooth-Setup. Go to the Power setting and turn it to On.

Put the headset in Pairing mode:
1. Turn headset off (boom closed – no lights)
2. Press and hold the call button.. for 4-5 seconds. The indicator light should now be purple. Release the call button and immediately open the boom. The light should stay steady purple.
If not steady purple… start over with #1 and try again.

Go back to your phone and tell it to look for devices… Should be something like: Menue-Settings-Connection- Bluetooth-Handsfree-Look for Devices.

It should find the H700. Select OK or Yes to pair your headset to the phone.

Enter the PASSKEY 0000
Select OK.

When the light changes from purple to flashing blue.. you are done!

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