I have a problem with the headset jack of my tattoo. Even I remove the headset from the phone, phone does not recognize it is removed and acts like it has the headset. So, I couldn't use phone without headset. But besides that when I tried to open FM radio, phone responds that I have to plug in the headset.
Does anybody else encounter a problem like that? Or anybody knows how can I get rid off the problem?
yapiskan said:
I have a problem with the headset jack of my tattoo. Even I remove the headset from the phone, phone does not recognize it is removed and acts like it has the headset. So, I couldn't use phone without headset. But besides that when I tried to open FM radio, phone responds that I have to plug in the headset.
Does anybody else encounter a problem like that? Or anybody knows how can I get rid off the problem?
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BUMP I have some problem!!!
It is hardware problem
goto service center
I had this problem in Nokia
headset jack push internal pin which connected internally show headset connected everytime
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For some reason connecting any wired headset, even the original one does not enable the microphone on the headset. The mic on the phone is still active, so I put the phone in my pocket and no one can hear me..Can't seem to find any posts or info on the topic. Anybody have any ideas?
Thanks
Im a bit late but I have a similar problem: Wehn I pick up the phone by pressing the button on the headset the micro is not on. However when I dis- and reconnect the headset it suddenly does work. I use Farias final crossbow rom. What can be done to fix this problem?
Hi guys,
can somebody please help me with the following problem?
Out of nothing my T-Mobile MDA Vario stopped giving sound with out the headset connected. without any reason and the out of nothing it stops giving sound without the headset connected. this all happends after i installed tornado (a2dp) to get sound to my bluetooth headset. anyone knows whats gone wrong, i search the forums here but couldnt get no clear answers
I had a similar problem. No sound from the speakers at all, but through the headset it was fine. As if the speaker itself was dead. But it wasn't caused by any Bluetooth fault.
Effectively, the phone hadn't realised that the headset had been unplugged. To solve it I was told to rapidly pummel the headset jack with the headset plug. Somehow, after some time, the phone is jogged back into a working state.
then whats the point havina bluetooth headset if u have to carry ur handsfree to get ur fone ringing again normally aint there any better solutions to this
I used to be able to connect my Mogul to my car stereo, via the analog headphone jack, and then take/make calls using my bluetooth headset all at the same time.
But after updating the firmware in my Mogul (I think it was the upgrade to WM 6) I was no longer able to do this. And now everytime I need to use the phone, I have to first unplug the analog connection in order to hear, and be heard by, the caller.
Is there a registry fix for this problem?
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Is anybody having this same issue?
Anyone...anyone...?
Yeah, I'm having a very similar problem. I don't know if it is related to a specific radio or ROM, though. I plug in an audio device (speaker mount for the car) through the mini-USB and the phone won't take audio from my BlueTooth headset any more.
I'm sorry, I don't have a solution for you, but wanted to let you know that you're not alone.
Glad to hear that I'm not the only one with this issue.
It would stand to reason that if a software update created this problem then logically there should be a software fix (most likely a registry edit) that can correct it.
I've looked through the registry and can't find an obvious key that might be related to prioritizing audio input/output as it relates to analog or bluetooth connectivity.
Its also possible that I'm over-thinking this and the fix may be a simple configuration tweak.
Any of you PDA gurus have an answer for this one?
I have a jade working with a BT110 it answers the call fine but after the call the headset apears to turn off which it is supposed to do but the phone thinks that it is still connected so you have to turn soft reset the phone before you can make/recive a call and hear it via the handset.
has anyone else had this problem or could it possibly be the headset rather than the phone?
Tom
paperclip69 said:
I have a jade working with a BT110 it answers the call fine but after the call the headset apears to turn off which it is supposed to do but the phone thinks that it is still connected so you have to turn soft reset the phone before you can make/recive a call and hear it via the handset. has anyone else had this problem or could it possibly be the headset rather than the phone?
Tom
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My experience - I use Jabra BT. The BT does not switch off after call is disconnected, until you switch it off. And the phone always thinks that BT is on (even when the BT set is switched off) until BT is disabled using the comm function.
I tried another Jabra headset last night, and although slightly better behaved it still didn't release the phone when turned off?
does anyone use a BT headset with the jade that works properly? what are peoples experiances.
anyone know what it is about the jade that makes it not work right?
Whenever i use the MW600 to anwer calls , ppl complain that when they say something they can hear themselves echoing what they said. Anyone with this headset has the same issue or know how to fix it?
Turn the volume down on it then.. Pretty simple fix.
thanx for the suggestion, but turning down volume when using it in car doesn't work, it seems that when you use headset the phones mic doesn't turn off so it picks up the car speakers and that's why people hear themselves echoing
The MW600 isn't made for Car Use... So the issue can be normal!
I've noticed that my MW600 doesn't always sync to Phone and Media audio, sometimes just to Media - which will probably mean that the Mic on the phone is still open, hence the problem you describe.
I've worked out that the way to avoid this is to connect to the phone the following way:
1) Enable Bluetooth on phone
2) Turn on MW600
3) Check in BT setting that both Phone and Media audio are connected and that the headphone symbol is displayed.
I find that if I turn on the MW then activate BT on the phone, they just don't connect properly...
I use mine in the car on a regular basis and find it superb, and have had no complaints
thanx for this tip I'm going to try it, I hope it fixes the echoing