BB Z10 Bluetooth issue No audio on bluetooth enable device

First I got my BB Z10, It was fine with my Bluetooth enable device, Motorola T215.
recently My Z10 can pair with Motorola T215,but when I make phone call (I can use call button from bluetooth to make phone call), there is no voice or audio on my bluetooth device. However I can hang off phone by bluetooth device button. I did reset Z10, and also Motorola T215. The issue is the same. also I delete T215 in bluetooth list and pair again, the issue is still there.

Hi SweetMark and welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums!
Are you able to test your Motorola T215 with another phone to ensure that there is no problem with the headset itsef? Another suggestion, is to test a different headset with your BlackBerry Z10 if possible as well.
Thanks.
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