asterisk users - Nov 2005 - chan_bluetooth with Plantronics Heaset (some good stuff)

Hi:
I have made some success in attaching my plantronics M2500 headset to
asterisk. I can get the headset to ring, however there is no Audio
I have tried using the connection below by having the api manager dial the
headset, then when answered, dial an internal extension (2000). I get no
audio on the channel. I also have an internal extension for MOH, and that
doesn't produce any audio as well... I have also tried to connect to a
toll free information service, 18005551212 and that doesn't produce any
audio.

HS connecting:
Nov 27 10:29:51 NOTICE[7862]:
/usr/src/chan_bluetooth/chan_bluetooth.c:2226 try_connect: Initialised
bluetooth link to device HS-1
 [HS]       HS-1 > AT+BRSF=24
 [HS]       HS-1 < +BRSF: 23
 [HS]       HS-1 < OK
 [HS]       HS-1 > AT+CIND=?
 [HS]       HS-1 < +CIND:
("service",(0,1)),("call",(0,1)),("callsetup",(0-4))
 [HS]       HS-1 < OK
 [HS]       HS-1 > AT+CIND?
 [HS]       HS-1 < +CIND: 1,0,0
 [HS]       HS-1 < OK
 [HS]       HS-1 > AT+CMER=3, 0, 0, 1
 [HS]       HS-1 < OK
 [HS]       HS-1 > AT+VGS=07
 [HS]       HS-1 < OK

HS Getting a call:
 [HS]       HS-1 < +CIEV: 3,1
 [HS]       HS-1 < RING
 [HS]       HS-1 > ATA
 [HS]       HS-1 < +CIEV: 2,1
 [HS]       HS-1 < +CIEV: 3,0
 [HS]       HS-1 < OK
       > Channel BLT/HS-1 was answered.
Nov 27 10:23:37 WARNING[7667]:
/usr/src/chan_bluetooth/chan_bluetooth.c:621 sco_thread: SCO thread
started on fd 30, pid 7622
    -- Executing Dial("BLT/HS-1", "SIP/2000|30|rtT") in new
stack
    -- SIP Seeding peer from astdb: '2000' at 2000@10.1.1.30:5060 for
3600
    -- Called 2000
    -- SIP/2000-e947 is ringing
    -- SIP/2000-e947 answered BLT/HS-1
Nov 27 10:23:41 WARNING[7668]:
/usr/src/chan_bluetooth/chan_bluetooth.c:1139 blt_indicate: Don't know how
to condition -1

The warning above: i dont understand...

Can someone please help...??

my bluetooth.conf file is:
[general]
; Channel we listen on as a HS (Headset)
rfchannel_hs = 2
; Channel we listen on as an AG (AudioGateway)
rfchannel_ag = 3
; hci interface to use (number - e.g '0')
interface = 0

[00:03:89:5E:0F:2A]
name    = HS-1
type    = HS
;
;
; RFCOMM channel to connect to.  For a HandsSet:
;    sdptool search --bdaddr xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx 0x111E
; or,for an AudioGateway (Phone):
;    sdptool search --bdaddr xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx 0x111F
;
; Find the 'channel' value under RFCOMM.
;
channel     = 2
; Automatically conenct?
autoconnect = yes


The channel that I got back was channel 2 from the rfcomm search command

Thanks.....