3G S , bluetooth volume, and Jawbone

I am also getting a lot of crackling/interference, more tinny sounding.

i can't get my 3gs to pair with the jawbone...

my 3gs will pair with the handsfree in the car BUT acts up every other call. something is definitely NOT right. how a fix in upgrade coming SOON!

My Jawbone worked great when I upgraded to 3.0 on my original iPhone on Wednesday (although I also experienced plenty of extra beeps and disconnects that others are describing in this post). Got the 3GS on Friday and cannot pair with Jawbone now. I also have no Voice Control function - doesn't work at all. I've done a complete restore of the 3GS to no avail. I'm headed into the Apple store today for a replacement!

Church, you have to unpair your headset with your first iPhone or your new 3G S won't even find it.

Neither can I (Jawbone 2). Did all the usual tricks. Called Jawbone and they had not heard of this problem.

Unpaired/reset headset. Reset phone. No luck

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Lumpy - other iPhone has been shutdown completely since 3Gs arrived . . . but thanks. I've now done a complete restore as a "new iPhone" instead of from my previous backups - no luck. Still no Jawbone pairing and no Voice Control functionality. Looks like I'll hold on to my "genius bar" appt for tomorrow and hope they have new 3Gs in stock!

wonder if it is a OS 3.0 problem, I was able to pair the phone to the BT device, but the volume is so low I have to crank the unit up to almost full volume to be able to hear it clearly, and this is on a 3G

Got it!

I went to the Apple store and couldn't connect the Jawbone to any iPhone. So, I went to the Jawbone website and discovered that once it has been paired with a device it must manually be put back into pairing mode. If you don't, devices looking for it (iPhone) won't discover it.

Jawbone said to put it back into pairing mode I needed to hold down the noise assassin button and talk button at the same time for three seconds (must do this with it off).

Reset it and wham....iPhone found it in about 1 sec. Done.

Cut and paste from the Jawbone site....

(If this is not the first time the Jawbone is being paired, turn off the New Jawbone. Then, hold down the NoiseAssassin™ button and the Talk button at the same time for 3 seconds until the LED indicator light flashes red and white alternately. This will put the Jawbone into Pairing Mode.)


http://us.jawbone.com/knowledgebase.aspx

click the link that says "New Jawbone Pairing..." and it is in that short page.

Went to the apple store with my jawbone 2 and blueant which I easily pair with 3G phone - tried to pair with 2 demo 3Gs phones - no luck. Spoke with "Genius" who tried to get a demo BT headset (not an Apple one BTW) and no luck as well. Clearly a problem with the 3Gs software/phone. Hopefully, firmware can fix the problem.

Careful here as I think there are multiple issues here. I have a Jawbone Prime and a Jawbone 2.. The Jawbone 2 never had a problem pairing to my 3g and working normally. It also did not support multipoint.

My Jawbone Prime however will NOT stay connected to my iPhone 3g. I have not tried it since upgrading to the iPhone 3.0 software but the 3g with the 2.2.1 software would actually shut the headset off.

I could never get an answer as to why this would occur so I was hopeful that the 3.0 software would fix it.

From the posts here, I am guessing not.

Wife and I both have Iphone 3G. Both upgraded to OS 3.0. Both use Plantronics Discovery 925 bluetooth headset. And both of us immediately after upgrade noticed that volume on the headset was too low to be understood.

On my phone, I have been successful (somehow) by a combination of soft/hard resetting the phone, switching to airplane mode, and unpairing and re-pairing the bluetooth headset. Mine suddenly started working normally again; unfortunately, I do not know the combination that made it work. My wife's phone however is yet to work.

APPLE, PLEASE FIX THIS BUG!