Vodafone 550

Vodafone 550

Connect Bluetooth devices - Vodafone 550

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Bluetooth is a wireless connection which can be used to transfer files between two devices or to establish a connection to other devices, such as a wireless headset or keypad. You can connect your phone with other Bluetooth devices, such as another phone or a headset. Follow these instructions to connect Bluetooth devices.

Step 1 of 10

Find " Bluetooth"

Press the menu icon.

Step 2 of 10

Find " Bluetooth"

Press Settings.

Step 3 of 10

Find " Bluetooth"

Press Bluetooth.

Step 4 of 10

Turn on Bluetooth

If required, press Power to turn on Bluetooth.

When Bluetooth is turned on, the Bluetooth icon is displayed in standby mode.
Step 5 of 10

Add Bluetooth device

Press My device.

In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Step 6 of 10

Add Bluetooth device

Press Search new device.
Your phone now searches for devices and after a moment, a list of Bluetooth devices within range is displayed.

In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Step 7 of 10

Add Bluetooth device

Press the required Bluetooth device.

In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Step 8 of 10

Add Bluetooth device

Check that the same access code is displayed on both devices and press Yes.
The access code also needs to be confirmed on the other device.

In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Step 9 of 10

Add Bluetooth device

Press Yes or No to select automatic connection when the devices are turned on.

In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Step 10 of 10

Exit

Press Disconnect to return to standby mode.

1. Find " Bluetooth"

Press the menu icon.
Press Settings.
Press Bluetooth.

2. Turn on Bluetooth

If required, press Power to turn on Bluetooth.
When Bluetooth is turned on, the Bluetooth icon is displayed in standby mode.

3. Add Bluetooth device

Press My device.
In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Press Search new device.
Your phone now searches for devices and after a moment, a list of Bluetooth devices within range is displayed.
In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Press the required Bluetooth device.
In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Check that the same access code is displayed on both devices and press Yes.
The access code also needs to be confirmed on the other device.
In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Press Yes or No to select automatic connection when the devices are turned on.
In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.

4. Exit

Press Disconnect to return to standby mode.