BlackBerry Curve 9360

BlackBerry Curve 9360

Connect Bluetooth devices - BlackBerry Curve 9360

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Bluetooth is a wireless connection which can be used to transfer files between two devices or to establish a connection to other devices, such as a wireless headset or keypad. Follow these instructions to connect Bluetooth devices.

Step 1 of 12

Find "Bluetooth Connections"

Press the Menu key twice.

Step 2 of 12

Find "Bluetooth Connections"

Scroll to Options and press the Navigation key.

Step 3 of 12

Find "Bluetooth Connections"

Scroll to Networks and Connections and press the Navigation key.

Step 4 of 12

Find "Bluetooth Connections"

Scroll to Bluetooth Connections and press the Navigation key.

Step 5 of 12

Turn on Bluetooth

Scroll to Bluetooth and press the Navigation key.

Step 6 of 12

Turn on Bluetooth

Scroll to On and press the Navigation key.

Step 7 of 12

Search for devices

Scroll to Add New Device and press the Navigation key.

Step 8 of 12

Search for devices

Scroll to Search and press the Navigation key.
Your phone now searches for devices and after a moment, a list of Bluetooth devices within range is displayed.

Step 9 of 12

Add Bluetooth device

Highlight the required device and press the Navigation key.
Check that the same access code is displayed on both devices.

In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Step 10 of 12

Add Bluetooth device

Scroll to Yes and press the Navigation key.
The Bluetooth device is added.

In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Step 11 of 12

Exit

Press Disconnect.

Step 12 of 12

Exit

Press the Return key to return to standby mode.

Find "Bluetooth Connections"

Press the Menu key twice.
Scroll to Options and press the Navigation key.
Scroll to Networks and Connections and press the Navigation key.
Scroll to Bluetooth Connections and press the Navigation key.

Turn on Bluetooth

Scroll to Bluetooth and press the Navigation key.
Scroll to On and press the Navigation key.

Search for devices

Scroll to Add New Device and press the Navigation key.
Scroll to Search and press the Navigation key.
Your phone now searches for devices and after a moment, a list of Bluetooth devices within range is displayed.

Add Bluetooth device

Highlight the required device and press the Navigation key.
Check that the same access code is displayed on both devices.
In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.
Scroll to Yes and press the Navigation key.
The Bluetooth device is added.
In some cases, you need to key in an access code of your own choice. You also need to key in the access code on the other device.

Exit

Press Disconnect.
Press the Return key to return to standby mode.

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