Connecting Nokia C3-01 to Kindle Fire HD 7" via Bl...

Hi
When a try and pair my Nokia C3-01 to my Kindle HD Fire via bluetooth (so that I can access internat via it) I get a message "invalid pin or passcode". Are the two devices compatible and can I use the phone in this way?
Kind regards
Richard

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