If the headset and both other devices are on, doing that will only ever connect it to whichever one it connected to last.
If you want the other one, you should be able to initiate the connection from the phone, instead of from the headset.
Also, headsets should be able to simultaneously connect to HFP and A2DP device,
e.g. a phone and an MP3 player. Phone call will interrupt music.
Hello. I just received the VS700 as well and I am trying to pair it to my PS3. However, I have no instructions on how to put the headset into pairing mode so the PS3 can find it. Can you tell me how to do that? Thanks!
Claytonian!
Did you ever get a response to your question? B/c i have the same problem only i am trying to pair my VS700 to my phone! Can you help me i lost the manual?
I've been thinking of getting a motorola S705, as it can pair with multiple devices, does A2DP/stereo and has built-in FM radio.
I bought one off ebay for GB£12 inc postage. The FM radio is very good when used with external headphones - it has a 3.5mm stereo jack - I have some GB£30 Sennheisers from years ago which sound excellent.
Unfortunately I was a bit over-optimistic over its ability to handle multiple devices. It will pair with two devices independently, one A2DP and one SCO (mono audio). So, I could use it with tablet and mobile phone at the same time but only if tablet is running A2DP hackery.
This may sound silly, but I am not sure if the mic from my Nokia N82 works with Skype/N810. I have made some calls, but how do I know my voice is being picked up by the headset mic and not the internal N810 mic? It is guaranteed to work?
This may sound silly, but I am not sure if the mic from my Nokia N82 works with Skype/N810. I have made some calls, but how do I know my voice is being picked up by the headset mic and not the internal N810 mic? It is guaranteed to work?
Best indication is that the speakers are turned off. I've tested mine with the recorder with the speakers and internal mic, headset that came with the N810 and with a Plantronics Bluetooth headset. All three options worked correctly for me.
