i am trying to use my jabra bt200 with my tr (internal bluetooth, widcomm software) but after i connect it , i only hear a hissing sound and then after a few seconds, my bluetooth software will hang and my bluetooth mouse will stop working and i need to switch the bluetooth off and then on again for my bluetooth mouse to work again. 

any solutions? thanks in advance

[quote author=“garryt12”]i am trying to use my jabra bt200 with my tr (internal bluetooth, widcomm software) but after i connect it , i only hear a hissing sound and then after a few seconds, my bluetooth software will hang and my bluetooth mouse will stop working and i need to switch the bluetooth off and then on again for my bluetooth mouse to work again. 

any solutions? thanks in advance

I am sorry to hear that you are having problems…I am sure someone on here will give you some insight on how to fix it…

I am debating myself on which model of a headsets through bluetooth…

The short answer is: It won’t work.  Check out this link…
http://www.siliconpopculture.com/sonytr/viewtopic.php?t=1195&highlight=jabra

Here is another thread along the same lines (sorry):
http://www.siliconpopculture.com/sonytr/viewtopic.php?t=1146&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=jabra&start=0

i thought someone got it to work

[quote author=“VAIO Jet”]The short answer is: It won’t work.  Check out this link…
http://www.siliconpopculture.com/sonytr/viewtopic.php?t=1195&highlight=jabra

vaiojet,

i am using the widcomm software v1.4.3.4 with my internal bluetooth, how did you get it to work on your z1 with the widcomm driver?

I used the external Linksys dongle with my Z1.  The Linksys came with Widcom software and for some reason that combination supported the Jabra headset.  No such luck with my TR3, internal BT and Widcom software.  I did get closer on the TR3 with the Widcom stack than with the Bluespace software.  I got an initial connection then the reported “lockup”. It is a little disappointing, but I have learned to live with that drawback.