Can't pair my beats wireless headphones via bluetooth

My air "sees" the headphones, but can't connect.

Contactizer does not support dialling via Bluetooth for the iPhone (partly because the iPhone does not have this functionality).
See this forum post on their Support pages:
http://objective-decision.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2299
Bluetooth between an iPhone and computer is only for internet tethering - nothing else.

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I have just got Apple TV it is all connected and working fine but I can't pair it with my ipad via Bluetooth. Both say they are searching the ipad says it is discoverable but they just won't connect.

I just got Apple TV it is working great but I can't get it to pair with my ipad2, they both search and the ipad says it is discoverable but they just won't connect. All my iCloud stuff has appeared successfully onto the apple TV

My sister in America has paired hers so it means you can use it instead of the remote it is much better when searching for a movie title or song

TS3037 I need help pairing my iPad Air to my Bose wireless speaker via bluetooth

I need help pairing my iPad Air to my Bose wireless speaker via Bluetooth

I think this document will solve your problem.
Pairing and connecting to a Mac® computer

IPod nano does not connect with wireless earphone via bluetooth transmitters.

My iPod nano(6th) can not connect with wireless earphone via bluetooth transmitter.
I want to know which is wrong iPod nano or bluetooth transmitter...Now I tried with i10s because I thought previous one (motolora) might be wrong.
But both can not connect.

Sounds good. Hopefully they can provide you with an accurate answer.
B-rock

My iPhone 5S no longer sees my wireless printer via bluetooth

my iPhone 5S no longer sees my wireless printer via bluetooth. All it does in Settings is continually search for devices. I've rebooted the phone, as well as the printer. I even sat next to the printer with no luck. It did find the printer when I initially set it up.

Did this work for you in the past?
ios does not support bluetooth printers without extra software.
Helper app -- /print n share
Print directly to the widest range of network or WiFi printers available in any app. Alternatively print via your computer to ALL printers including USB & Bluetooth printers. View read and display large PDF, Office & iWork files. Easily transfer & store files from the Cloud or your computer.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/print-n-share/id301656026?mt=8
You need to buy the right printer.
The iPad uses a print technology called AirPrint. Airprint is a particular communication protocol that flows over WiFi. So, having a WiiFi printer isn't sufficient. The printer needs to be of an Airprint variety of WiFi.
For a comprehensive list of links,
   see Texas Mac Man list:
     https://discussions.apple.com/message/21291967#21291967
   or
     http://ipadhowtouseit.com/ipad-printing/

HT202157 can we connect IPad to Apple TV via bluetooth? How

Can we connect IPad to Apple TV via bluetooth? How

Can you be a bit more specific about what you're trying to do.
You must have a black AppleTV 2 or 3. AppleTV 1 doesn't support this.
iPad 1 doesn't support mirroring only Airplay from apps. iPad 2/3 does support mirroring.
Mirroring is enabled by clicking iPad home button wtice scrolling to leftmost screen, enabling Airplay and then the mirroring slider underneath.

Unable to pair beats wireless headphones

I am unable to pair my beats studio wireless headphones with my iPad.... The iPhone pairing went well.

Hi there colleen04,
You may find the troubleshooting steps in the articles below helpful.
iOS: Troubleshooting Bluetooth connections
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4562
iOS: Third-party Bluetooth accessories
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1664
-Griff W.

Wireless Dre Beats & iPhone 4 (via Bluetooth)

I'm struggling to connect my new Wireless Beats by Dre (Headphones) to my iPhone 4 via Bluetooth. No such problems exist when I connect them to my Macbook. Can anyone help?

Thanks for the (negative) answer. So the only way to synchronize the iphone with the MacBook is to use the cable? Would not have expected that is does not work ...
Juergen

Beats wireless headphones

I have a MacBook Air from mid 2012. I wanted to know the Beats Studio HD wireless Headphones are compatible with my Mac? I have issues syncing my Phone6 through Bluetooth so I wasn't sure. Thanks

Hey Imaginos7, Volume is your issue with Beats? Really... Quality of the sound reproduction, durability, overall quality of the product would be much higher on my list of issues. Imaginos, Instead of going for max. volume, and having to deal with some permanent hearing damage (tinnitus) for the last 20 years+/-, (that little ringing in my ears that never goes away-- sometimes I swear the people next to me should be able to hear it), let me give you some advice... "TURN IT DOWN!!!" The ringing never goes away, it is with you, everywhere you go, and it get's madding at times. The only thing I can find for beats headphones output is 115Db, that's just shy of jets taking off and rock concerts! Anything over 80Db, (about the noise of a lawn mower from 5 to 10 feet) for more than 30 minutes is causing you damage, anything over 120Db only takes a few seconds to a few minutes, 140Db+ and you go deaf in seconds! If the volume is more than speaking volume from your headphones-- your doing damage. Now, with that said, If your attempting to drown out the outside world, invest in a good set of noise canceling headphones, unless you like the idea of always having to list to a sharp high C. (And just incase your wondering most of my damage came from racing bikes, from the wind rushing pass my ears for hours on end, the rest of background noise where I work, a few concerts, wearing headphones and age, or so the doctors tell me. And there is nothing that can be done to stop that fool ringing, protect your hearing, OK). Cheers.

Iv upgraded to ios 6 on my iphone 4 and surprise surprise i can now no longer listen to music on my wireless headphones through bluetooth as it now jumps and loses signal just a metre or two away and especially if my hand is covering the top of the phone

Iv upgraded to ios 6 on my iphone4 and i can no longer listen to my bluetooth wireless headphones as the signal is now that poor it must be deemed in heaven cuz it no longer alive and kicking, i am not happy about this in the slightest infact its a ....... Liberty!! Iv spent lots of money on itunes for music and audiobooks and now i cant listen to them!!! Its definately not thr headphones the signal was fine with no problems at all before i updAted and now its a mockery.. Itsnot my headphones i have two sets still in the box tht i tested and its the same with them so sort it out apple

Okay, so I think I managed to fix this issue. For anyone having the same problem, I learned that you don't have to have the same Apple ID for iTunes as you do for the other things on the phone---I didn't realize there were separate logins. Helpful.
So I created an ID for my husband's phone. I logged into iCloud and FaceTime with that account. After doing so, the settings in Messages actually changed to look more like the ones I was seeing on my phone. So I then logged into iMessage with his new account (that option to log in was not even showing before!).
The Apple ID for iTunes is still appearing as the shared one, so we can hopefully still have joint use of our purchased items.
We shall see if it works when it comes time to receive a message or download an already purchased app, but it's looking promising

Pairing and Playing two HMDX Jam wireless speakers via BlueTooth

I recently purchased two HMDX Jam wireless speakers. I can get them paired to my IPad2, but only one speaker plays.
How do I get both speakers to play?

The HMDX Jam original will only allow one speaker to pair at a time, but the new larger Jam Plus has the option of mono, left or right and two can be paired at once.

Neighbor below my office tried to 'PAIR UP' w/ my mac via BLUETOOTH

This is the deal, I live in an apartment and I have my home office in the spare room, which incidentally is directly above a teenager who's bedroom is right below my office. There are, of course many people in the building with computers etc, and there are about four wireless networks (that I can see) at any given time. What I did not consider was that my computer could be vulnerable (wirelessly) via bluetooth, mainly because I don't use it that much and certainly not on a regular basis.
I have a bluetooth mouse that I use only occasionally, preferring the hard wired version. Also, when I travel, I do have a portable BT printer (a Canon) which I practically never use at home. But, probably because of my lack of using the bluetooth technology on a regular basis, never really thought of it... except for yesterday..
I was at my desk working, and a screen popped up saying something to the effect of a certain bluetooth device, the name for the 'device' was actually the teenager's first name!.. so it was easy to know who it belonged to, requesting to 'pair up' or something like that w/ my mac. Of course I denied it, but then, and for the first time, realized that I hadn't paid ANY attention to bluetooth as an access to my computer. Which made me wonder what ELSE I didn't know about BT. So that's why I'm here posting my question & concerns.
I realize now, that I had left bluetooth 'ON' as well as it was 'discoverable'. After this event, I obviously turned the discoverable OFF and also just turned BT off altogether - until I figure out what I need to know to keep my computer safe. Which precisely is my question. What do I need to do w/ bluetooth to keep my computer secure and keep my nosey and tech-savvy neighbor out of my computer - and still be able to use other BT devices myself, if I want to??
I don't know what kind of BT device he had, nor do I know if he's tried this before. I was ignorant about the possibility, honestly. So, since I don't know, what do I need to do to keep this kid out of my computer via BT and still have the possibility of using bluetooth devices myself? I'm somewhat clueless of what's possible simply because I've used it only in limited and occasional situations.
Any particulars on this issue will be appreciated.
Best regards.

While it is true that we should all be concerned about security, in your case, I'm not sure you need to be worried about your neighbor. In all likelihood, your neighbor has a Bluetooth device that he is using for his own computer and is not actively seeking to pair with yours. But, even if he is simply seeing if he can do it, you can do a few things to be a little more secure.
To be on the safe side, turn Bluetooth off when you are not using it. And, when you do use it, after initially pairing your device or devices, turn Discoverable off. After your devices have been paired, there is no need for Discoverable to be on. Finally, go to System Preferences, open Sharing, and make sure Bluetooth Sharing is not checked and that Pairing is required is checked. That should keep you safe.

Can I use an external GPS Receiver via Bluetooth?

Great phone. I used a Galaxy Nexus for over a year until I got this phone, but once I started using the Z10, I never looked back. The "Hub" is a GREAT feature, exactly what I use most of the time. Oddly enough, I was never much of a BB fan until the Z10.
Anyhow, I have bought several apps and accessories for the Z10. I rely on my Z10 a lot.
I still have (from my old Windows Mobile 6 phone days back several years ago) a perfectly working external GPS receiver that has Bluetooth (Holux GPSlim236). Great little receiver.
Since I often use my Z10 for GPS nagigation (I am using Mireo DON"T PANIC) for directions whilst riding my motorcycle all day long, with Bluetooth enabled to my helmet, having the GPS radio on as well as Mobile (aka phone) and Bluetooth does drain the battery faster than if I could avoid using the internal GPS at this time (I still want to use the internal GPS at other times). I do have a data plan, so I could use the internal maps, however, I often ride through places with no data access (back country).
I was able to pair the Bluetooth GPS Receiver to the Z10 (easy enough), however, there is no option in the "Network Connections" settings area to be able to disable the internal GPS radio, or anywhere else, so I can't tell for sure that this is working (that is, not using internal GPS but using external GPS). I suspect it is not using the external GPS Receiver, though, since Bluetooth settings indicate "no services" for the external Bluetooth device.
Is there a way to sometimes use the external Bluetooth Receiver on the Z10 (in order to save battery on long trips)?
It is also not just for battery power savings, but also when I ride there is no air conditioning, so the phone does get hot, and I suspect would be cooler if I used an external GPS receiver via already-enabled-anyways Bluetooth.
Thanks

I am not sure my original message was clear.
I have th Z10, it has GPS software and a built-in GPS radio receiver. I also have an external GPS radio receiver, not a GPS device. It is strictly a radio receiver. I used to use it years ago on my Windows Mobile device - the software with maps was on Windows Mobile, and the GPS receiver hooked up via Bluetooth.
The GPS receiver in the Z10 uses the Z10 battery. I have the Bluetooth on anyhow to connect to my helmet headset. Since Bluetooth is on already, I could save Z10 battery by using the external GPS radio receiver (disable the internal GPS radio receiver), thought the map software would still run on the Z10.
So, the previous response says "does have GPS profile" but also says "external GPS will not work:".
I am not sure the statement was respect to my setup.
What I really need is for the Z10 Bluetooth to see the external GPS receiver, perhaps as a serial device or as a GPS device, howsoever such things work, and for the GPS map software to use the external rather than try to use the internal (the map software should not really care, it should be the OS that virtualises the GPS port).

STILL not able to pair iPhone and Mac Pro via bluetooth. Really, Apple?

Honestly, I thought Mavericks would usher in a new era and that we'd finally be able to pair our APPLE iphones to our APPLE desktops via bluetooth. I know I can connect via USB but I don't happen to have the cord on me and it just doesn't make any sense that bluetooth is not an option in this day and age.
Apple, with all of the amazing things you are doing, why on earth can I still not connect two of your most widely used devices? Why do your computers "talk" to other-brand bluetooth devices, but not your own iphone?
I have an iphone 4s running iOS 7 and a Mac Pro running Mavericks 10.9.3. All suggestions welcome...anything I'm missing here?

Thanks Allan...just wanted to be sure there was nothing new that I was missing. And hoping the Geniuses see comments like these and pay attention to them. It seems so nonsensical and so "un-Apple" to still not support such a basic way of connecting their devices.

I was trying to pair my notebook with iphone3gs and i had problems with my internet connectivity,so the iphone gave an error message that should it ignore my pc, not thinking clearly i clicked ok.since then i couldnt pair my iphone with mypc via bluetooth

Trying to pair my phone with my pc via bluetooth , had internet connection error .my iphone asked to forget about my pc and i clicked yes thinking i can redo the connection later but ever since, my iphone as refused to discover my pc .i have tried every thing i know but to no avail . can you pls help
thanks

Edge has very clear restrictions, one being that you must have 6 months of clean payment history which you don't. Either wait until April 14, or good luck at Sprint.
I am unsure how it can be determined the payment mix up was the fault of CS, but regardless, the mix up was done. There can be any number of reasons why a payment could be missed without any fault on your part, however you are still the responsible party for the account and must live with the repercussions.

Can't pair my beats wireless headphones via bluetooth

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