au by kddi A1406PT User Manual
Contents /
Getting Ready
Character Entry
Address Book
Mail
Camera
EZweb
Other Features
If Trouble Occurs
Index
Making and
Answering Calls
Pair Function /
One Touch Keys
Basic
Manual
●The typeface and style of character fonts used in screens shown in this manual
may differ from those used in actual screens, and some characters may be omitted.
Thank you for purchasing the A1406PT. Before using your new cell phone,
carefully read this Basic Manual to ensure correct usage. After you have finished reading this manual, keep it in a safe, handy place for future reference.
●Basic Manual
This manual is available in English (PDF format only).
●Instruction Manual
This manual is not available in English.
The A1406PT comes with a Basic Manual and an Instruction Manual.
The above manuals are available for download at the au website.
●Manuals available online by keyword search
（ www.au.kddi.com/manual/index.html
）
au online manuals are also available via EZweb.
How to access: →［Top Menu］→［料金・申 込・イン フォ ］
（Rates/Applications/Information）→［auオンラインマニュアル］（au Online Manual）
If you think something is wrong with your phone, check for your symptoms
on the Pantech & Curitel website.
●From the A1406PT ： (Approx. 1 sec or longer) (PANTECH STYLE)
●From a PC ： http:// jp.pantech.com/index.html
Introduction
A1406PT Manuals
NOTE
1
Cell phones emit weak radio waves when power is on even if you
are not talking to anyone.
Enjoy using your cell phone but remember to be considerate of
others around you.
●Do not use your cell phone while driving. It
is both dangerous and against the law.
●It is against the law to use cell phones on
airplanes, so turn your phone off before
boarding.
●Someone close to you on a packed train or
other busy place may be using a pacemaker, therefore turn your phone off.
●Abide by the rules of hospitals and
other medical institutions where it is forbidden to use or carry cell phones.
Cell Phone Etiquette
Good Manners when using your Cell Phone
Cell phones cannot be used in some places
Be considerate of where you use your cell phone and how loudly you talk
Radio waves from cell phones may interfere with medical equipment
●Refrain from making calls from cinemas,
theaters, museums, libraries and the like.
Also, either turn your phone off or activate
the manner mode in order not to disturb
others around you with ring tones of incoming calls and E-Mail.
●Do not obstruct the passage of others
by using your cell phone.
●On trains, in hotel lobbies and other crowded places, move to an area where
you will not inconvenience others.
●Be mindful not to talk excessively loud on your cell phone.
●
Ask people for their permission before taking their picture with the cell phone camera.
2
How to Use the Smart Mode
The A1406PT is set to the smart mode when you purchase it. The
smart mode makes your phone easier to use by displaying only
often used telephone, E-Mail and camera functions in menus and
displaying larger text.
This manual explains operations in the smart mode.
NOTE
●How to Turn the Smart Mode Off
When the smart mode is off, the phone is in thenormal mode. To turn the smart
mode off, seeBefore setting the display language : Set the phone to the normal
mode（p. 22）.
Smart Mode
Oh, it is so
easy,
I love it!
［Smart mode menu］
3
How to Use the One Touch Keys
The A1406PT has three one touch keys: , and . Pressing them
automatically dials the telephone numbers registered to those keys.
One Touch Keys
How to Make Calls
How to Register Telephone Numbers in One Touch Keys
SeeRegistering Pair Numbers in One Touch Keys(p. 44).
Registered telephone numbers can be automatically dialed by pressing
and holding (approx. 1 sec or longer) the one touch keys.
Follow the procedure below to confirm the telephone number registered in
the one touch key and dial the telephone number.
① Press a one touch key.
② Confirm the telephone number.
③ Press
（Call）.
4
You can do this with your A1406PT
You can easily call
numbers registered
under the Pair function by pressing just
one key.
You can send E-Mail
to other cell phones
or PCs.
You can download
Chaku-Uta
R
, wallpaper and other fun
resources.
You can easily call
and send E-Mail to
registered numbers.
You can take still pictures and video,and
attach them to EMails.
You can sound a
loud buzzer if in danger.
Cell Phone Basics
Chaku-Uta…
One Touch keys
p. 44 p. 46 p. 58
Pair Function
E-Mail
Camera
EZweb
Safety Buzzer
p. 42 p. 54 p. 63
5
Manner Mode
Manner Mode and Answering Memo
Answering Memo
Normally, leave the cell phone turned on
Check Power, Signal Strength and Battery Level!
You cannot talk on the phone if it cannot get a signal
Signals can be weak in some places even you are
within the service area.
Signal strength is indicated on the display as［］.
Watch you battery level
The cell phone may not work properly if the battery
is low.
Battery level is indicated on the display as［］.
p. 16
p. 16
p. 16
If you cannot answer your phone, the phone will
play a prepared message to advise the caller and
then record the caller's message.
With the standby screen on the display, press and hold
（approx. 1 sec or longer）.
The power must be on in order to make and receive
calls.
Press and hold （approx. 1 sec or longer）.
The manner mode silences ring tones of incoming
calls and other sounds so as not to disturb others
around you.
With the standby screen on the display, press and hold
(approx. 1 sec or longer).
To turn the manner mode off, press and hold (approx. 1 sec or longer) again.
To turn the answering memo off, press and hold （approx. 1 sec or longer）again.
Power is on!
6
Do not use your cell phone while driving
Holding a cell phone, talking on a cell phone or looking at the cell phone display to send E-Mail or perform some other operation while driving is against
the law in Japan.
（Amended Traffic Control Law, effective November 1, 2004）
Turn your cell phone off or set it to the drive mode while driving
●Drive Mode
In the drive mode, the ring tone does not sound if a call or E-Mail comes
in. Calls are answered with a prepared message in Japanese, equivalent to
I am driving now and cannot answer the phone,that instructs the caller
to leave a voice memo.
Looking at E-Mail on the cell phone display
Holding the cell phone in your hand and talking
NOTE
●The drive mode cannot be turned on in the smart mode. To use the drive mode,
first set the normal mode and then turn on the drive mode.
7
If you receive spam
The E-Mail filters accept E-Mail only from user-set sources and rejects
messages that containunsolicited advertisement ※,which often is
spam.
・Unsolicited mail filter
・Address filters
指定否定設定 To stop receiving messages
from unknown sources
指定受信設定 To receive only messages
from user-set sources
なりすまし規制To stop receiving messages
from pretenders
Spam and One-Ring Calls!
If you receive a call from an unknown number
Be careful because it may be an attempt to get you to call a service with
high rates. Incoming calls that last 3 sec or less (One-Ring call) are indicated with a [ ] in the Incoming history.
NOTE
●Mail filters are set in the normal mode.
●Changing your E-Mail address can prevent spam. To change your E-Mail address,
seeChanging Your E-Mail Address（p. 26）.
8
Disaster Message Board Service
In a disaster, you can leave a message explaining your status and location on
this message board. The information you post can be checked from anywhere in Japan via EZweb or the internet.
Posting Disaster Messages
In a disaster, you can call from your au phone and post a message
explaining your status and location on a［災害用伝信板 ］（Disaster
Message Board）. After posting your message, it is sent via E-Mail to family
members and friends that you register in advance.
Checking Disaster Messages
You can check disaster messages of other persons by entering their telephone numbers from EZweb or the internet.
＊：To check disaster messages from a cell phone of another carrier
（excluding TU-KA）, PHS or PC, access the below URL.
http://dengon.ezweb.ne.jp/
Accessing the Disaster Message Board
All All Trains Cancelledrains Cancelled
I 'm alright,
so don't worry.
How to access
→[Top Menu]→ [災害用伝言板]（DisasterMessageBoard）
http://dengon.ezweb.ne.jp/
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Select ［登録］（Post）
Posting
Checking
Select ［確認］（Check）
<
Top page of Disaster Message Board
>
<
Screen for checking messages
>
<
Screen for registering messages
>
NOTE
●Posted messages are kept for a maximum of 72 hours.
●Up to 10 messages can be posted per telephone number. New messages after the
tenth overwrite existing messages in the order of the oldest message first.
●A demo can be viewed at any time by selecting［Top Menu］→［ 料 金・申込・イ
ンフォ］(Rates/Applications/Information)→［災害用伝信板 (デモ版) ］(Disaster
Message Demo) .
● Select［English］to view the disaster message board in English.
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Contents
●
Cell Phone Etiquette
…………………………………………… 1
●
Introduction
●
Smart Mode
……………………………………………………… 2
Contents
Good Manners when using your Cell Phone ………………… 1
How to Use the Smart Mode
……………………………………… 2
●
One Touch Keys
………………………………………………… 3
●
Cell Phone Basics
……………………………………………… 4
How to Use the One Touch keys ………………………………… 3
●
Character Entry
……………………………………………… 31
How to Switch Character Entry Mode ………………………… 31
Making Calls
…………………………………………………………… 28
Answering Calls
……………………………………………………… 29
Returning Calls
(Incoming history/Outgoing history)
…………………………… 30
●
Making and Answering Calls
…………………………… 28
Checking Package Contents ……………………………………… 12
Names of Parts
………………………………………………………… 13
Charging Your Cell Phone
………………………………………… 14
Turning the Power On/Off
………………………………………… 16
Key Assignments
……………………………………………………… 17
Reading the Display
………………………………………………… 18
Basic Operation
………………………………………………………… 19
Security Code and Passwords
…………………………………… 21
Switching the Display Language to English
………………… 22
Activating E-Mail and EZweb
…………………………………… 24
Checking Your Telephone Number
and E-Mail Address
…………………………………………………… 25
Changing Your E-Mail Address
………………………………… 26
●
Contents
………………………………………………………… 10
●
Getting Ready
………………………………………………… 12
You can do this with your A1406PT ……………………………… 4
Manner Mode and Answering Memo
…………………………… 5
Check Power, Signal Strength and Battery Level!
………… 5
Do not use your cell phone while driving
……………………… 6
Spam and One-Ring Calls!
………………………………………… 7
Disaster Message Board Service
………………………………… 8
Sounding the Safety Buzzer ……………………………………… 63
Remote Auto Lock
…………………………………………………… 64
Infrared Communications
………………………………………… 65
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Contents
Character-Key Assignment ……………………………………… 32
How to Enter Characters
…………………………………………… 33
Entering Characters
………………………………………………… 34
●
If Trouble Occurs
……………………………………………… 66
●
Index
……………………………………………………………… 67
●
Other Features
………………………………………………… 63
●
EZweb
…………………………………………………………… 58
Accessing the EZweb Top Menu ………………………………… 59
Accessing Information Sites
……………………………………… 60
Downloading Chaku-Uta
®
………………………………………… 61
●
Camera
…………………………………………………………… 54
What You Can Do with This Camera …………………………… 54
How to Take Pictures and Movies
……………………………… 55
Taking Still Pictures
………………………………………………… 56
Attaching Photos or Movies to E-Mail …………………… 57
●
Mail
………………………………………………………………… 46
E-Mail ……………………………………………………………………… 46
Composing and Sending E-Mail
………………………………… 47
Viewing E-Mail in the Inbox
……………………………………… 49
C-Mail
……………………………………………………………………… 51
Composing and Sending C-Mail …………………………… 52
●
Pair Function/One Touch Keys
………………………… 42
Registering Pair Numbers ………………………………………… 42
Calling Pair Numbers
………………………………………………… 43
Sending E-Mail to Pair Numbers
………………………………… 43
Registering Pair Numbers in One Touch Keys
…………… 44
Calling from One Touch Keys
…………………………………… 45
Checking and Calling Pair Numbers
from One Touch Keys
……………………………………………… 45
●
Address Book
………………………………………………… 36
Saving Address Book Entries …………………………………… 36
Making Calls from the Address Book
………………………… 40
12
Getting Ready
Checking Package Contents
Getting Ready
●A1406PT cell phone ●Battery
●Warranty
●Safety Precautions
●Desktop holder
●Instruction Manual
(Japanese)
NOTE
●The cell phone package does not include an AC adapter.
Purchase a separately sold AC Adapter 01.
●Basic Manual
(Japanese)
13
Getting Ready
メモ／ライト
Names of Parts
* Do not cover the antenna area with your hands while calling or using EZweb.
14
Getting Ready
Charging Your Cell Phone
The battery is not fully charged when you purchase the cell phone.
Therefore, charge it before using it for the first time and whenever
the battery gets low.
Charging in the Desktop Holder
1
Connect the AC Adapter 01 to the desktop holder.
Check the configuration of the connector from the adapter before
inserting it into the desktop holder.
Check that the incoming call/charge lamp on the A1406PT lights up.
It goes out when charging ends.
2
Plug the plug from the AC Adapter 01 into a
100V AC outlet.
3
Set the A1406PT in closed posture with the
battery mounted into the desktop holder.
4
Once charged, remove the A1406PT from the desktop
holder and unplug the AC Adapter 01 from the outlet.
* Caution
・The AC Adapter 01 (sold separately) is required to charge the A1406PT.
The adapter in the illustrations may differ from some actual adapters.
・Keep the connector of the AC Adapter 01 (sold separately) in a horizontal posture when
inserting into and removing from the jack on the desktop holder.
15
Getting Ready
Charging Directly via the AC Adapter 01
1
Insert the connector of the AC Adapter 01 into
the external connection jack of the A1406PT.
Check the configuration of the connector from the adapter before
inserting it into the cell phone.
2
Insert
the plug from the AC Adapter 01 into a
100V AC outlet.
3
Once charged, unplug the AC Adapter 01 from
the outlet and disconnect the connector of the
AC Adapter 01 from the A1406PT.
Check that the incoming call/charge lamp on the A1406PT lights up.
It goes out when charging ends.
16
Getting Ready
Turning the Power On/Off
Turning the Power On
Press and hold (approx. 1 sec or longer).
Turning the Power Off
Press and hold (approx. 2 sec or longer).
Signal strength
Strong Medium Weak Very weak
Out of range
Battery level
Full Low
Charging
required
Empty Charging
NOTE
●You cannot talk on the cell phone when []appears
on the display.
●You may not be able to talk on the cell phone when []
appears on the display.
17
Getting Ready
Key Assignments
〜
：
：
〜
、
：
メモ／ライト
18
Getting Ready
Reading the Display
Icons Appearing on the Main Display
①
⑦ ⑨
⑪
⑥
⑧ ⑩
③
⑤
②
④
Meaning
Signal strength
Remaining battery power (Reference only)
Call coming in/Placing call or talking/EZweb starting up
Unanswered call
Unread E-Mail
Answering memo on
Vibrator on
Manner mode on
Key operation is disabled
Incoming ring tone off
Alarm on
Icon
①
②
③
④
⑤
⑦
⑧
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑥
／／
19
Getting Ready
Icons Appearing on the Sub Display
The sub display displays incoming call information, date, time and icons.
Pressing the front key switches the displayed information.
①②③④⑤
Meaning
Signal strength
Remaining battery power (Reference only)
Manner mode on
Incoming ring tone off
Vibrator on
Icon
①
②
③
④
⑤
Basic Operation
How to Use the Cursor and Center Keys
Cursor keys are used to select items on
menus and to move the cursor through text
input screens.
Cursor keys
Center key
Menu items selection
Scrolling through E-Mails, etc.
Selecting, entering and executing
items
Center key
Cursor keys
20
Getting Ready
How to Use Soft Keys
The functions appearing along the bottom of screens are calledsoft keys.
They are operated by pressing the cell
phone keys corresponding to the displayed positions of the soft keys.
For example, press to display the
address book.
To Return to the Standby or Previous Screen
If you operate the phone in the wrong way and want to return to the previous screen or if you want to stop the current operation and return to the
standby screen, press or .
Camera
Menu
Address
Smart Mode Menu
Pressing (Menu) with the standby screen on the
display opens the smart mode menu. The following
functions can be accessed from the smart mode menu.
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