I bought a pair of bluetooth headphones for my Insignia Pilot. They are Samsung SBH500. I enabled bluetooth on the MP3 player and hit search. It says No Device and then says searching, but nothing happens. It shuts down the screen and goes to the music player mode. What am I doing wrong?
The directions from Samsung to pair the headset was way off. You need to hold down the main button then turn on the headset. Only then will the headset go into pairing mode by maintaining a solid blue light. It took me a couple of days of troubleshooting and experimenting to realize this pairing method. I just hope that this problem is only due to my headset because I assume a lot of people who buy this headset and try out Samsung's directions will become very frustrated. I almost returned the product and I am sure many others would too.
I have Kyocera headphones and could not get it to connect to my Insignia Pilot NS-4V24. In fact, the Insignia wouldn't detect my phone, computer, or headphones. I finally called Insignia, got a person on the line pretty quickly, and he told me with a straight face that the INSIGNIA ONLY CONNECTS VIA BLUETOOTH TO INSIGNIA HEADPHONES OR ONE MODEL OF MOTOROLA HEADPHONES. Can you believe that?!?! I'd never heard of such a piece of **** that it's actually DESIGNED that way. So now I am trying to return the Insignia. Buyer beware.
Did you try your sbh500 with your computer?
If you can pair it with computer, sure you can pair it with NS-4V24.
I got SBH500 paired with my insignia NS-4V24, works perfect.
(however, I got a Samsung WEP500 and tried to NS4V24, not work.
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I know the pin. It won't even find the headphones when I search. What is this "discoverable mode" There is no such thing on either device.
see if both are in "discoverable" mode?the PIN is 0000
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