PS3 Bluetooth headset problem

eioneill

Hi, I've done a search through so many different sites to get a remedy for my problem. Hope someone can help. Here goes. I've got the Jabra BT135 which came with Warhawk. I've paired it with my PS3. No probs. I've got Nat type 2 aswell. I can hear people speaking and they can hear me. The problem I have is that when I speak, I hear myself echo back to me. I've tried tweaking settings to rectify this to no avail. I've also tried a Motorolla bluetooth headset I have and get the same problem. The only thing I can think of is that I'm connecting wireless to my router and thats causing some sort of interference!! Anyone else have this problem or know how to solve it?? Thanks in advance.

Rb

Weird.

Is the echo ALL the time or just at times? Because I know that sometimes I can hear myself talking on someone elses TV.

eioneill

It happens all the time for some reason. Even happens if I'm chattin to my bro/mates outside games. I've tried turnin volume down and everything but still get myself talking back. They cant hear the echo...it just transmits to me. I'm gonna hook me PS3 up downstairs with an ethernet cable and see if it makes any difference later on.

DILLIGAF

hey, i have a motorola bluetooth headset, is it possible to just connect this with the ps3? if so how? haha thanks guys

eioneill

DILLIGAF wrote: »

hey, i have a motorola bluetooth headset, is it possible to just connect this with the ps3? if so how? haha thanks guys

Yeah most bluetooth are compatible with the PS3. Hadn't got the book off mine when I connected it. So I had to try a no. of things to get it to work. 1st of all go into your accessory settings on your PS3. Then register bluetooth device. And then headset I think. Make sure your headset is charged. Think for the Motorolla one ya have to press the answer key and the volume up key. Hold the 2 until you have a solid blue light on it. Now press scan on your PS3 and it will sync up.

Clover

DILLIGAF wrote: »

hey, i have a motorola bluetooth headset, is it possible to just connect this with the ps3? if so how? haha thanks guys

yeh you can connect it to the ps3 .

what one is it ? btw.

i had the Motorola H500 connected but it was interfering with and disconnecting the ps3 pad .

DILLIGAF

hey thats exactly what im using altho it doesnt seem to be causing any interference! is it possible to send pictures and stuff from your phone to the ps3?

Clover

don't know about sending photos to the ps3 from your phone but when i had the motorola h500 set up with my ps3 it worked fine for a bit but then the ps3 would not respond to the pad .

at first i thought the ps3 had locked up but after reading up on a few threads on the ps3 forums i found that it was the headset causing the problem . i tried it again and when it happened again i plugged the pad in via the usb cable and it started working again.

so i stopped using the headset and have had no trouble since.

DILLIGAF

can I use a memory card hub on the ps3? I know the 60gb version have the memory card slots but i have the 40gb version

donmeister

eioneill wrote: »

Hi, I've done a search through so many different sites to get a remedy for my problem. Hope someone can help. Here goes. I've got the Jabra BT135 which came with Warhawk. I've paired it with my PS3. No probs. I've got Nat type 2 aswell. I can hear people speaking and they can hear me. The problem I have is that when I speak, I hear myself echo back to me. I've tried tweaking settings to rectify this to no avail. I've also tried a Motorolla bluetooth headset I have and get the same problem. The only thing I can think of is that I'm connecting wireless to my router and thats causing some sort of interference!! Anyone else have this problem or know how to solve it?? Thanks in advance.

how did you get your NAT Type 2??just wondering,because i have NAT 3 and voice on mine is pointless.thanks.

Kintarō Hattori

DILLIGAF wrote: »

can I use a memory card hub on the ps3? I know the 60gb version have the memory card slots but i have the 40gb version

I don't see why a USB card reader wouldn't work.