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Blue Tooth Question

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‎11-29-2016 07:42

‎11-29-2016 07:42

I got a new cell phone and I'm trying to re-establish blue tooth connection with my Blaze.  My phone found 2 blue tooth devices nearby.  How do I know which one is my Blaze?  I wouldn't want to be connecting with my neighbor's device.  I know that my Blaze device ID is somewhere; I just can't locate it.  Anyone know where I can locate it?  Thanks in advance.

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‎11-30-2016 01:07

‎11-30-2016 01:07

There's no need to set up your fitbit again on your new phone. Just sign on to the fitbit app using your existing account and it will automatically link to the right Blaze.

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‎11-30-2016 01:36

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‎11-30-2016 01:36

@Butch47 I have one note to add to add to @StrveH's excellent answer for you OK, make that teo.
If your old phone is still around and working, please go into its Bluetooth settings and tell it to forget both Blaze and Blaze Classic.
Once the app has paired the Blaze to your phone and it is syncing, then, if it is an Android device, through the phones BT pair Bluetooth Classic for remote music control.. That is if you want this feature.
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