6310i Bluetooth

I am using a 6310i and trying to set up with a BT4517T headset.
I have fallen at the first fence!
Having accessed the Bluetooth menu (and turned BT on at the phone) there do not appear to be any further submenus like Search for audio devices.
Whic should appear.
Headset pairs with BT on the computer so I know it is working.
Any advice please.

What that's blue tooth headset designed for(PC/Laptop or mobile phone)? There are blue tooth head set for PC/Laptop only, they don't have profile that's needed to be use on moble phone; & for mobile phone it can't be used in PC/Laptop likewise.
Message Edited by android on 19-Apr-2008 02:57 PM
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