E71 bluetooth connectivity

I can't find the "paired Devices" tab under
connectivity>bluetooth

I agree that the advice from cjlim should work; deleting and re-pairing the device should clear up the problem.
But. . . in my E71, it's not. I mean, twice a day, I have to delete and re-pair my Jabra BT8040 headset. So, sadly, I need to add myself to the list of folks who are looking for a solution to this problem.
The Jabra is pairing just fine. However, I'll either disconnect (shut off) the Jabra, or I'll both disconnect the Jabra and shut off bluetooth, on the E71 (power-savings, by pressing Shift-*). Later, I turn the phone back on, or turn on bluetooth, or bluetooth is already on and I turn on the Jabra headset. The E71 sometimes responds that the headset is connected or it will display the correct indicators, on the Home screen (Bluetooth logo, contained within parenthesis, plus the little headphone logo). However, the headset doesn't actually work - I cannot hear calls and callers cannot hear me, via the headset.
Sometimes, when I shut off the Jabra BT8040 headset, the indicators on the Home screen remain unchanged. The phone basically doesn't recognize that the headset is not even powered up, any longer. If I then go to manually disconnect the headset from the phone, the E71 actually hangs for awhile - becomes completely unresponsive. Sometimes it comes back and, more than once, I've given up and had to resort to opening the back and disconnecting the battery.
For those who want the details, mine is an E71-2, firmware 200.21.118.

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