Bluetooth connection to Phone

Palm TX has been configured with my Motorola V3 phone with same passkey in both yet I cannot make a call from my Contact List. I keep getting the message to check my settings. If I go to preferences/network, the handheld will activate the phone and attempt to contact AT&T Wireless - but I am not sure what phone number goes in this area so a connection is never made. Does anyone know what I am talking about here and have some info?
Post relates to: Palm TX

Who is your cell provider? Some of them block BlueTooth connections to their phones from outside devices...
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