Using Sony Ericsson HBH-608 Bluetooth Headset for mac

Dear All,
I have decided to pair up my "Sony Ericsson HBH-608 Bluetooth Headset" to my macbook.
I have successfully paired it up with my mac, but i am not able to use it.
I mean, i want to use it as a mic and headset to get over calls using skype.
Can some body suggest me wat went wrong in the process and why i am not able to use my bluetooth device ?
Cheers and Thanks !!

Nopes. I cant see that.
But in Bluetooth devices, I can see my headset configured and paired with the mac, but it is not connected for some reason. The headset stops beeping which means it is connected. But it is not being shown there.
I think there are some connection probs. Ways to find it out ??
please let me know

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