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Pairing Guide: Parrot Bluetooth Car Kits

Monday 11th May 2009 by Andy Simpson in How to Guides.

If you’ve ever had a car kit fitted, chances are that the engineer who fitted it paired your phone to it for you and it ‘just worked’ without you having to do anything to set it up. The only downside to this of course, is when you upgrade your phone you’re left with a car kit thats looking for an old phone, and a new phone that can’t find the car kit.

If you’re anything like me, user manuals get thrown in the back of a drawer, never to be seen again, so figuring out how to get your new phone to work with your Parrot car kit could be quite a challenge. To help you out, I’ve put a quick guide together on how to pair your phone with Parrot’s most recent car kits. So as long as you know how to search for Bluetooth devices on your phone you should get connected again in no time at all.

You’ll find instructions below on how to pair your phone with the following car kits:

 

Parrot CK3000:

1. Start the car and ensure the car kit is on.
2. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, and search for Bluetooth devices.
3. Select "Parrot CK" from the list.
4. Enter 1234 on your phone when prompted.
5. The Parrot CK3000 will sound a beep when connected to your phone.

Your phone has now been paired with the Car Kit and is ready for use.

Parrot CK3000 Evolution:

1. Start the car and ensure the car kit is on.
2. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, and search for Bluetooth devices.
3. Select Parrot EVOL from the list.
4. Enter 1234 on your phone when prompted.
5. The Parrot CK3000 Evolution says "Pairing successful" when both devices are paired and will sound a beep when connected to your phone.

Your phone has now been paired with the Car Kit and is ready for use.

Parrot CK3100, CK3300 & CK3500:

1. Start the car and ensure the car kit is on.
2. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, and search for Bluetooth devices.
3. Select Parrot CK from the list.
4. Enter 1234 on your phone when prompted.
5. The Parrot CK3000 Series will say"Pairing successful" when both devices are paired and will sound a beep when connected to your phone.

Your phone has now been paired with the Car Kit and is ready for use.

Parrot CK3200 & CK3400:

1. Start the car and ensure the car kit is on.
2. Press then turn the scroll wheel of the remote controls until the Settings menu is displayed and then press the scroll wheel.
3. Select "Pair with…" and select your mobile phone’s model and confirm. If your phone’s model is not displayed, select Other Phones.
4. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, and search for Bluetooth devices.
5. Select the Parrot 3200LS / Parrot 3400LS from the list and enter the pin number shown on the car kit display.

Your phone has now been paired with the Car Kit and is ready for use. The phone book will be synchronised automatically if supported by your phone and car kit.

Parrot MK6000:

1. Start the car and ensure the car kit is on.
2. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, and search for Bluetooth devices.
3. Select MK6000 from the list.
4. Enter 0000 on your phone when prompted.
5. The Parrot MK6000 says "Pairing successful" when both devices are paired and will sound a beep when connected to your phone.

Your phone has now been paired with the Car Kit and is ready for use. The phone book will be synchronised automatically if supported by your phone and car kit.

Parrot MK6100:

1. Start the car and ensure the car kit is on.
2. Press then turn the scroll wheel of the remote controls until the Settings menu is displayed and then press the scroll wheel.
3. Select "Pair with…" and select your mobile phone’s model and confirm.
If your phone’s model is not displayed, select Other Phones.
4. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, and search for Bluetooth devices.
5. Select the Parrot MK6100 from the list.
6. Enter 0000 on your phone when prompted.

Your phone has now been paired with the Car Kit and is ready for use. The phone book will be synchronised automatically if supported by your phone and car kit.

Parrot MKi9000:

1. Start the car and ensure the car kit is on.
2. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, and search for Bluetooth devices.
3. Select Parrot MKi9000 from the list and enter 0000 on your phone when you are prompted to enter a PIN code.
4. The kit will say "Pairing Successful"

Your phone has now been paired with the Car Kit and is ready for use. The phone book will be synchronised automatically if supported by your phone and car kit.

Parrot MKi9100 & MKi9200:

1. Start the car and ensure the car kit is on.
2. Press the jog wheel and rotate to scroll to Settings > Bluetooth > Pair with…. >
If your model of mobile phone appears from the list, select it and confirm by pressing the jog wheel. If your mobile phone model doesn’t appear from the list, select the Other phones option.
3. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, and search for Bluetooth devices.
4. Select Parrot Car Kit from the list and enter 0000 on your phone when you are prompted to enter a PIN code.

Your phone has now been paired with the Car Kit and is ready for use. The phonebook will be syncronised automatically if supported by your phone and car kit.

Parrot RK8200:

1. Start the car and ensure the car kit is on.
2. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, and search for Bluetooth devices.
3. Select Parrot RK8200 from the list and enter 0000 on your phone when you are prompted to enter a PIN code.
4. The RK8200 will display "Pairing Successful"

Your phone has now been paired with the Car Kit and is ready for use. The phonebook will be syncronised automatically if supported by your phone and car kit.

Parrot Rhythm N’Blue:

1. Start the car and ensure the car kit is on.
2. Select Settings > Connectivity > Bluetooth.
3. Enable Bluetooth and select New Paired Device
4. Activate Bluetooth on your phone, and search for Bluetooth devices.
5. Select your Parrot Kit ( Rythm’n'Blue)
6. Enter “1234″ as Passkey, press OK.

Your phone has now been paired with the Car Kit and is ready for use. The phone book will be synchronised automatically if supported by your phone and car kit.


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  • Markhorner

    my samsung galaxy s2 is not finding parrot in bluetooth at all, infact i treid 3 different phones and none find it. i made sure parrot has got visibility but nowt happens. dunt know what to do

  • Andy

    Which Parrot Car Kit do you have?

  • nhlanhlozi

    I have htc p4350 I can not pair it with car kit parrot bluetooth v5.10c. it prompt passcode however after entering 1234 it prompt the message such as failure to connect or wrong passcode.

    kindly provide me with the guide to set it because I am not prepared to buy a new phone to use in a car.

    thank you.

  • Andy

    The name of the carkit on the search may change depending on the software version that the car kit is running. If you’re having problems pairing the Omnia to the kit, you may need to update the software on the car kit – the latest version for the evolution is v5.20c.

    Instructions on how to download the latest software can be found here: Parrot Updates or on the Parrot Website

  • KKJ

    I have tried to use your methond for connecting my sgh i900 on the ck evolution, it does pick up the parrot bluetooth, but not as Parrot EVOL, rather Parrot v5.0c, when i do enter the passcode on the sgh i900 (omnia), and click next, it gives a failed to connect and incorrect password error. Also when clicking next on the omina after typing password, the omnia deletes the passwords???, please help