Can a 4th generation iPod Touch be connected to the Pantec Impact via Bluetooth?

Can a 4th generation iPod Touch be connected to the Pantec Impact via Bluetooth? They see each other but when they are told to pair or connect it fails. Both have been tried with headsets and both connect fine. Both have the most recent software updates available.

You mean the PAN profile, which is supported by the iPod touch according to the chart?
But looking into more detail on bluetooth and of what profiles my phone supports it looks like iPod uses PAN, while my phone uses DUN for tethering.
http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=2260

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- While charging try resetting the iPod:
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- Next try restoring the iPod via iTunes. First from backup and if still problem restore to factory defaults/new iPod.
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