About Bluetooth headset bh 220

I have Bluetooth headset BH-220, how can I hear music by this headset?

Welcome to Nokia Discussions, kaziabuSayeed.
Instructions for pairing and connecting the BH-220 to a bluetooth compatible phone please refer to this link at
http://download.fds-ncom.nokia.com/supportFiles/phones/files/pdf_guides/accessories/BH-220/Nokia_BH-...
Once paired and connected with a phone, you can directly play music using the device.
Good luck

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[root@yvonne bluetooth]#
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[root@yvonne bluetooth]# ps ax | fgrep "hcid
> dbus"
2987 ? Ss 0:00 /usr/bin/dbus-daemon --system
3000 ? Ss 0:00 /usr/sbin/hcid -f /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf
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[root@yvonne bluetooth]# hcitool scan
Scanning ...
00:0C:55:AA:A3:A9 Motorola H350
[root@yvonne bluetooth]# btsco -v 00:0C:55:AA:A3:A9
btsco v0.42
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Can't connect RFCOMM socket: Connection refused
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Start the Apple Bluetooth Assistant and select Headset. Do not use anything else!
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Hi All,
this morning after updating my Leopard to 10.5.1 I had the same problem.
I ve found an issue but I think this issue doesn't work with any leopard...
reboot your system and hold swift key
click on previous button
click on restart
the system goes to reboot, reinstall all updates and the system working fine !
enjoy

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