DoCoMo Foma D901iS User guide

Contents/Cautions

Before Using D901iS

Manual for

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Making/

Receiving Calls

Video-phone Calls

Phonebook

Sounds/Displays/Lights

Safety Settings

Camera

i-mode

Mail

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ppli

i-

i-motion

Mobile Wallet
i-mode FeliCa

Data Management

Other Convenient Functions

Network Services

Data Communication

Character Entry

Appendix

Quick Search/INDEX/Quick Reference

DoCoMo W-CDMA System

Thank you for selecting the FOMA D901iS.
Carefully read this manual, as well as the individual manuals f or other de vices such
as the battery pack, before using your FOMA D9 01iS, and consult the corresponding
manuals while using the phone so that y ou are ab le to use it correctly and eff ectively.
If you are unclear as to any point indicated in any of these man uals, call the numbe r
for General Inquiries that is listed on the back of this manual.
Your FOMA D901iS is a valuable asset. Handle it with care and it will be your
trusted partner for years to come.

Before using your FOMA terminal

･The FOMA terminal is cordless so you may not be able to use it in certain locations where signals

cannot penetrate, such as in tunnels, underground, in som e b uilding s or ou tdoo rs if the sig nal is
weak or you are outside the service area. You also m ay not be able t o u se yo ur FOMA term in al
on the upper floors of some highrise building, even though the re is not hing a round you that
interferes with the signal. Please note that your call may be disconnected even wh en the sign al is
strong (when the signal strength indication shows three bars) an d you are n ot movin g.

･When using the FOMA terminal in public, busy or quiet places, be careful not to disturb others.
･Since the FOMA terminal relies on radio transmission, it is theoretically possible for third parties

to intercept a call; however, because the W-CDMA system automatically employs a secrecy
function for all calls, a third party will pick up nothing but signal noise.

･Since the FOMA terminal operates by the wireless transmission of voices converted to digital

signals, if you are in a location where the signal is weak, the original voice may not be
accurately reproduced from the received digital signal, therefore, the voice you hear may differ
from the original sound of the speaker’s voice.

･DoCoMo asks that you keep a separate record (e.g. written copy) of all information you store in

your FOMA terminal. DoCoMo accepts no responsibility whatsoever for any loss that occurs
should the contents of the FOMA terminal’s memory be lost or altered.

･The user hereby agrees that the user shall be solely responsible for the result of the use of SSL.

Neither DoCoMo nor the certifier as listed herein makes any representation and warranty as for
the security in the use of SSL. In the event that the user shall sustain damage or loss due to the
use of SSL, neither DoCoMo nor the certifier shall be responsible for any such damage or loss.
Certifier: VeriSign Japan K.K., Betrusted Japan Co., Ltd., GeoTrust Japan, inc.

･The FOMA terminal can be used in the FOMA Plus-Area.
･The FOMA terminal can be used only via the FOMA network provided by DoCoMo.

Before using this manual

Be sure to thoroughly read this manual before using your FOMA terminal and the UIM
(FOMA card). Use with care when storing the manual to avoid losing or misplacing it.

How to refer this manual

･Refer to the front cover and side indexes:

Look at operation items or functions of the front cover or side indexes.

･Refer to the Contents:

Look at operation items or functions of the Contents.

･Refer to the INDEX:

Look at operation items or functions of the INDEX.

･Refer to the features.
･Refer to Quick Search.
･Use Quick Reference Manual.

･In the manual for FOMA D901iS, the FOMA D901iS is usually referred to as “FOMA terminal”.
･This manual explains functions performed with a miniSD memory card. A miniSD memory card is required

separately.
Before using the miniSD memory card

･Unauthorized copying of this manual in whole or in part is prohibited.
･The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice.

Note: Before using your FOMA terminal, read “SAFETY PRECAUTIONS” on P8.

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How to use this manual

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Setting operations when receiving voice/video-phone calls

Incoming Call Setting/Video-phone Receiving Setting

･The settings in this function are reflected to the phone/video-phone call in Sound Setting and Vibrator

Setting and the incoming voice/video-phone call in Alert Lighting Setting.

Setting operations when receiving a voice call

1

Press m862 on the stand-by display.

■ Setting operations when receiving video-phone calls.

Press m882 on the stand-by display.

2

Select each item to set.

Default

Ring alert: Melody/パターン 1（Incoming Call Setting）Melody/ 電話・メロディ A（Video-phone Receiving Setting）
Show image: Standard image Vibrator: OFF Lighting : Flash/Ocean

Ring alert ：Sets a ring tone for an incoming call.

･ When you select OFF, no ring tone emits.
･ When you select Melody or Movie ringtone, select a melody or video/i-motion.

Example

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Select YES.

･ Wh en you set video/i-motion as the stand-by display, the first image is displayed.
･ If th e selected image, video/i-motion or Chara-den can be zoomed, a confirmation screen asking

whether to display at the same size or large size is displayed. Select YES (Same size) to maintain
the image size or select YES (Large size) to enlarge the image to the screen size.

･ If the i-

α

ppli stand-by display is set, a confirmation screen is additionally displayed asking

whether to cancel it. If YES is selected, the i-

α

ppli stand-by display is canceled.

INFORMATION

● When the action is set for multiple items for Chara-den, the action is played according to the following
prioritization.

Missed calls or unread mail
Standard

･ When both missed calls and unread mail are set and there are both missed calls and unread mail, the

action set for each item is played repeatedly by turns.

Playing the video/i-motion or animation set as the stand-by display

● The following operations are available for video/i-motion.

･Play: c/open FOMA terminal. ･Stop: c/close FOMA terminal/f
･Adjust volume: %

● The following operations are available for animation, Create animation, continuous shot or Flash movie.

･Play: c/f/open FOMA terminal/return to the stand-by display/turn the power on
･ Pause/replay: c. ･Stop/play from the beginning: f. ･ Stop: Close FOMA terminal

● The following operations are available for Chara-den.
Play (When the interval for the action is set, the action is played repeatedly at the set interval):
c/open FOMA terminal
Stop: c/close FOMA terminal/f

■ Page layout

Quick Reference Manual ☛P524

Quick Search ☛P518

Title

Default setting

Chapter title
Operation

procedure

Supplement to
operation

INFORMATION:
Details of
Functions

Column:
Useful
Information

a

a
b

※ The above is an example of the page layout in this manual. It may

differ from the actual page.

Shortcut operations

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Functional overview
and notes for
operation

■ Explanatory note

･The operation procedure is mainly explained in shortcut operations. When there are two or more possible

procedures, the simplest one is mentioned.

･In this manual, to select an item by placing the cursor with O (Easy Selector Plus) and pressing o

(enter key) is referred to as “select”. Also, the step of pr essing o which requires a fter ent ering char acters
in the entry field is omitted in description.

･The procedure for entering characters is mainly explained by in-line entry (direct insertion of text into th e

entry field).

INFORMATION

☛P464

● The images or illustration provided in this manual are for information purposes only and may differ from the
actual displays or products.

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● In this manual, the i-

“Mobile Wallet compatible i-

● Some screens do not support the bilingual function and items or buttons may be displayed in Japanese. In
this manual, these Japanese words are written by both in Japanese and English only for the first time in a

ppli compatible with Mobile Wallet that supports the IC card function is referred t o as

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chapter or a section.

1

Contents/Cautions

Contents

Before using your FOMA terminal............. Inside front cover

Before using this manual........................... Inside front cover

How to use this manual.......................................................1

Features of FOMA D901iS.................................................. 4

Making full use of D901iS ...................................................6

SAFETY PRECAU TIO N S (Always follow these directions )......8

Handling instructions.........................................................16

About intellectual property rights.......................................18

Basic package and optional accessories ..........................20

Before Using D901iS 21

Names and functions of parts Reading display Menu selection
Using UIM (FOMA card) Attaching/removing battery pack Charging
Battery Level Power ON/OFF Select Language Date and Time Setting
Caller ID Notification Own Number etc.

Making/Receiving Calls 45

Making calls Redial 186/184 Call WORLD CALL Receivi ng calls Any Key Answer
Open Answer Close Setting Received Calls Volume Ring volume
Response and Hold Driving Mode Answer Machine etc.

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls 73

Making video-phone calls Receiving video-phone calls Chara-den
Setting images to send Customizing video-phone call display
Video-phone Settings etc.

Phonebook 91

Phonebook New Entry Group Setting Phonebook Search Edit Phonebook
Delete Phonebook Secret Attribute Quick Dial etc.

Sounds/Displays/Lights Settings 111

Sound Setting Vibrator Setting Silent Mode Stand-by Display Setting
Mail/Call Image Setting Alert Lighting Setting Clock Display Format
Information Line Setting etc.

Safety settings 135

Security Code Change Terminal Security Code PIN code All Lock Remote Lock
Self Mode PIM Lock Keypad Dial Lock Privacy Mode Setting
Key Lock Secret Mode etc.

Camera 153

Still Camera Movie Camera Setting for shooting Bar Code Reader etc.

i-mode 179

What’s i-mode? Site display Change i-mode Password Internet Connection
Bookmark Screen Memo Save Image i-melody Downloading PDF data
i-mode Setting Message R/F Certificate etc.

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Contents

Mail 217

Composing and sending i-mode Mail Deco-mail Attachment Saving i-mode Mail
Receiving i-mode Mail Check i-mode Message i-motion Mail Display/Save Image
Play/Save Melody Mail Setting Chat Mail Composing and sending SMS etc.

i-αppli 285

Download Starting i-αppli i-αppli To function i-αppli Stand-by Display etc.

i-motion 309

i-motion Downloading i-motion i-motion Setting

Mobile Wallet i-mode FeliCa 313

Mobile Wallet Starting Mobile Wallet compatible i-αppli IC Card Lock

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data 317

Displaying/Editing images Playing/Editing video/i-motion Chara-den
Playing melody miniSD memory card Managing data Infrared communication
Sound Recorder Displaying the PDF data etc.

Other Convenient Functions 381

Multiaccess Multitask Edit by Slide Auto Power ON/OFF Alarm Clock
Scheduler Custom Menu Own Number Call Duration/Call Cost
Rest Call Coast Call Cost Limit Calculator Notepad
Earphone/Microphone Set with Switch Reset Delete All Data etc.

Network Services 419

Voice Mail Call Waiting Call Forwarding Nuisance Call Blocking
Caller ID Request Dual Network English Guidance Service Dialing Number
Arrival Call Act Remote Control etc.

Contents/Cautions

Data Communication 431

Data communication Connecting PC Installing communication configuration file
Using FOMA PC configuration software AT command etc.

Character Entry 463

Entering characters 5-touch Input Method Save Phrase Copy Character
KUTEN Code Input Save Word Slot Input Method Input Method Setting

Appendix 473

Menu list List of dial keys and character assignments Play Sound
Troubleshooting Error Message Warranty and After-Sales Service
Software Update Virus Scan Function etc.

Quick Search/INDEX/Quick Reference Manual 517

Quick Search INDEX Quick Reference Manual

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Features of FOMA D901iS

Contents/Cautions

FOMA is the name of a set of services provided by DoCoMo based on W-CDMA, which is
recognized as one of the systems compliant to the global standard for third generation mobile
communications (IMT-2000).

It’s amazing because it’s i-mode!

i-mode is an online service used with i-mode terminals. This service supports connection to i-mode
Sites (Programs) or i-mode compatible Internet web sites that provide a variety of useful information
and allows you to exchange i-mode mail .

i-motion

Video/sound can be downloaded from sites to
enjoy them. i-motion obtained can be set to a ring
tone or incoming image (Movie ringtone). ☛P310

Main functions of FOMA D901iS

Mobile Wallet i-mode FeliCa

Downloading the Mobile Wallet compatible i-αppli
enables you to charge electronic money from sites to
the IC card of your FOMA terminal . Also you can u se
it as an airplane ticket or a reward point card. The
Mobile Wallet makes your phone more convenient in
daily life. ☛P314

Video-phone

Allows you to see and talk with others in real time.
Using the speaker phone and the out-camera, you
can have a conversation and transmit actual views
of the surrounding scenery. You can switch a voice
call to a video-phone call while talking. ☛P74

Deco-mail

Allows you to compose and send your original
messages. Enjoy expressive decorated mail by
changing the character color and size or
background color, and by pasting images such
as Deco-mail pictures or still images shot with the
built-in camera in the text. Since templates can
be used with this function, you can create Deco­mail in the same style as for Deco-mail you have
received or downloaded form Int ernet websites.
☛P227

i-motion Mail

Video taken with the built-in came ra or i-motion
downloaded from sites can be attached to
i-mode Mail to send them. ☛P233

PDF compatible viewer

Allows you to view PDF. You can download
useful information such as maps, catalogs and
schedules from i-mode or Internet web sites and
view it on your i-mode terminal. You don't need to
bring books. ☛P200, P375

Chara-den

Allows you to choose to display a preset
character or a downloaded character instead of
your image during video-phone ca lls. A motion
and expression can also be attached to the
character by key operation. ☛P79, P337

High-capacity i-αppli/i-αppli DX

Downloading i-αppli from sites allows you to enjoy
various games and automatically review stock prices
and weather information on your phone. I-αppli DX
provides better uses in conjunction with i-mode terminal
information such as a phonebook and mail. ☛P286

3D x 3D

The powerful 3D graphics and sounds allow you
to enjoy realistic games such as car race games.
☛P113, P291

Safety settings

Key Lock

Prevents from the wrong operation of keys.
☛P147

Secret Mode

The phonebook data and the schedule data that
have set a secret attribute can not be displayed
except when Secret Mode is on. ☛P147

Note: For details on other Safety settings, see P135

Note: The miniSD memory card is not included in the bundle and needs to be purchased. ☛P346

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By setting Privacy Mode, access to phonebook
entries, mail messages, images, schedules,
received calls, redials is pr evented without
entering the terminal security code. You can also
set Privacy Mode automatically when you do
nothing for a certain period of time on FOMA
terminal. ☛P145

Privacy Mode

Wide array of network services

●Voice Mail Service (charged)*1 ☛P420

●Call Forwarding Service (free of charge)*1 ☛P424

●SMS (Short Message Service) (free of charge)*2

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Useful functions

One-push open

You can quickly slide and open your FOMA
terminal with one hand at the touch of the one­push open button on the side of the terminal.

Functions working with slide operation

●To receive an incoming call, open FOMA
terminal by slide operation . ☛P59
To put the call on hold or end the conversation,
close it. ☛P59

●The reply screen or the edit screen can be
displayed by only opening FOMA terminal while a
received mail or schedule is displayed. ☛P386

High-quality melody playback

The FOMA terminal also suppor ts ring tones
such as PCM generated 64-note ha rmonic, vo ice
and sound effects, etc. (ADPCM soun ds).

Built-in camera

FOMA terminal contains an out-c amera and in­camera, which allow you to take images while
viewing the large display. You can shoot a still
image of up to 4M pixels using auto focus. In
addition to Max 28 x zoom, various modes are
available for shooting including close-up, framed
shooting and continuous shooting. You can
activate or deactivate Camera by opening/closing
the lens cover. ☛P154
[Out-camera] Effective pixels: 2M

[In-camera] Effective pixels: 320K

Voice call and packet communication can be
used simultaneously. This allows you to talk
during an i-mode connection or send/receive mail
while talking. ☛P382

Allows you to execute several functions at the
same time and perform operations by switching
the screen. For example, you can read mail or
register phonebook entries whi le making a call.
☛P384

In addition to the main menu, you can use another
menu to display frequently used functions such as

でんわ

and i

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(Max record pixels: 4M)

(Max record pixels: 310K)

Multiaccess function

Multitask function

Simple menu

(phone),

メール

(mail),

モード

(i-mode) in large size of characters.

カメラ

(camera)

●Call Waiting Service (charged)*1 ☛P422

●Dual Network Service (charged)*1 ☛P427

*1 Separate application is required.
*2 Separate application is not required.

High-definition large display

The 2.4-inch TFT LCD (240 x 345 dots) is
provided for the display. It clearly displays fine
images and characters. There are the QVGA size
of main LCD and the information lin e in a scree n.
You can display a calendar, note and sc he du le
and check incoming mails on the information line.
☛P133

High-resolution video

Allows you to record or play smooth motion video.
Recording and replaying video on the large display
of the QVGA size (240 x 320 dots) are possible.
☛P164, P328

Automatic time correction

The time in FOMA terminal is automatically
corrected by the information from DoCoMo
network. Also you can set the time on your phone
ahead or back, if you want. ☛P42

Bar Code Reader

JAN codes or QR codes can be scanned using the
built-in camera. You can perform a variety of
operations such as registering phonebook entries,
connecting to sites and sending mail. ☛P175

Infrared communication/infrared remote control

You can use the infrared communication function
to exchange data between two FOMA terminals.
In addition, devices that support TV infrared
remote control can be operated from your FOMA
terminal. ☛P364, P370

Support for miniSD memory card

A miniSD memory card enables you to back up
data stored in your FOMA terminal such as
images, melodies, phonebook entries and mail
messages. ☛P346
You can save video files and music dat a
(i-motion with no image) created by external
devices to the miniSD memory card and play
them on your FOMA terminal. (Some files may
not be played.) ☛P493, P494
By connecting your FOMA terminal to a PC with
the FOMA USB cable (optional), the miniSD
memory card in FOMA terminal can be used as
an external memory of a PC. ☛P434

Contents/Cautions

5

Making full use of D901iS

Contents/Cautions

A variety of functions of D901iS visual communications are explained here.

Chara-den to express your feeling

During video-phone calls, you can se nd a chara cte r inste ad of your i mage to ha ve it di splay on the ot her
party’s screen. Actions such as movemen t and expre ssi on ca n be a ttach ed to th e cha racte r by k ey
operation to express your feeling. ☛P79, P337

Your screen Other party’s screen

Press dial keys to have a

character make actions

©BVIG ©BVIG

A character moves

One-shot Message to send images

You can shoot an image with the camera du ring a vo ice call and m ail it imm ediately to t he oth er p arty. ☛P174

While talking

Shoot an image

while talking

Mail address stored in

the phonebook is set

and you can easily

compose and send mail

Movie ringtone (Chaku-motion) to signal incoming calls and alarms

If i-motion or video recorded with D901iS is set for ring alert, incoming calls are notified by the video with
image and voice/sound. You can also register the other party’s video in the phonebook. ☛P331
If i-motion or video is set for an alarm or schedule, the set time is informed by the vi deo with image and
voice/sound. ☛P388, P392

Set for ring tone

Set for an alarm

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Plentiful stand-by display

The slide system allows you to view and check the display quickly on the large screen. Make a selection
from various types of clock display. ☛P132
By displaying information on unread mail, missed call, calendar or schedule on the stand-by display, its
details screens can be opened with simple operation (Custom stand-by display). ☛P122
In addition, images in a folder you have selected can be displayed at random on the stand-by display.
☛P120

Example of the clock display Custom stand-by display

Press o to select an area Check the contents

G-GUIDE TV Remote Controller

The FOMA terminal is equipped with an i-αppli “G-GUIDE TV Remote Controller” for operating the TV,
video deck and DVD recorder remotely while viewing the TV program information. Yo u can search for
TV program information using keywords such as the program category or your favorite entertainer. In
addition, it allows to register a T V progr am in th e FOMA term inal ’s Sc hedu ler a nd soun d an alarm w hen
the TV program starts. ☛P296

Contents/Cautions

TV Guide*

TV/Video deck/
DVD recorder

Keyword Search

Program information

i-

α

ppli server

* The display shown here

represents an example
and may differ from the
actual display. Channels
according to the home
area are displayed.

Information line display

You can display a calendar, note and schedule on the information line and check them during another
operation. In addition, this function notice you incoming mail and Message R/F. ☛P133

Example of a

Information line

* In this case, Display Priority is set in Continue operation. You can check out incoming mail on the information

line while continuing operations on the screen.

calendar

Example of a

schedule

Example of new

incoming mail

*

7

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Always follow these directions)

Contents/Cautions

● Read the following SAFETY PRECAUTIONS to ensure that the phone is used correctly. Also,
store this manual in a convenient location for future reference.

● It is essential that these precautions be observed to prevent injury to the user and third parties as
well as damage to property.

● The following symbols are used to indicate the degree of danger or dam age that may
result from failing to follow the specified precautions.

Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, which, if

DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION

●

The following symbols are used to highlight instructions that are very important

and that must be strictly followed.

This indicates the action is prohibited.

not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if
not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if
not avoided, may result in injury or property damage.

This indicates disassembly is
prohibited.

This indicates that handling
with wet hands is prohibited.

This indicates an action that must be performed in accordance with
the directions.

This indicates you must remove the plug from the power outlet.

● The SAFETY PRECAUTIONS are separated into six categories.

Handling the FOMA terminal, battery pack, adapter (and charger) and UIM (general information) ....P9

Handling the FOMA terminal...................................................................................................P10

Handling the battery pack.......................................................................................................P11

Handling optional devices (AC adapter/DC adapter/desktop holder/in-car holder) ................P13

Handling the UIM (FOMA card) ..............................................................................................P14

Using the FOMA terminal in the vicinity of medical devices ...................................................P15

This indicates the part must not
be exposed to water.

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Handling the FOMA terminal, battery pack, adapter (and charger) and UIM (general information)

DANGER

Use only DoCoMo-certified battery packs, adapters (and chargers) with the FOMA
terminal.

Use of non-specified items could cause the FOMA terminal, battery pack or other devices to leak,
overheat, rupture, catch fire or malfunction.

Battery pack: D04 Desktop holder: D04 Rear cover: D04
FOMA AC adapter: 01 FOMA DC adapter: 01
For additional details about compatible products, check with your nearest DoCoMo service center.

Do not expose the FOMA terminal to water.

The FOMA terminal may overheat, cause electric shock, fire or damage if exposed to water, pet
urine or other liquids. Do not use the FOMA terminal in locations where it could get wet.

WARNING

Be sure to turn off the FOMA
terminal before entering a place
such as a gas station that is
subject to flammable gases.
Do not charge in such a place.
Charging could cause fire.

When using Osaifu-Keitai inside a gas
station, make sure to turn off the FOMA
terminal in advance. (If IC Card Lock is
set, cancel the lock and then turn the
power off.)

Do not place the battery pack, FOMA
terminal or adapter (and charger) in a
microwave oven, pressure cooker or
other cooking devices.

Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or ignite, and
could damage the circuitry of the FOMA
terminal and adapter (and charger),
causing overheat, smoke or fire.

Do not expose the components
to strong shocks by dropping or
throwing them.

Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or ignite, and
damage the equipment, resulting in fire.

Do not use or place the
components close to a fire, stove
or other heating devices.

Doing so could cause to overheat,
rupture or catch fire.

Do not let the recharging terminal
and external device terminal
touch any conductive material,
such as a piece of metal or lead.
Also do not put any conductive
material into the recharging
terminal and external device
terminal.

The battery can short-circuit, causing
burns and damage.

Carry out the following
immediately should you detect
smoke, strange smells or some
other malfunction.

1. Remove the power plug from
the power outlet or power
socket.

2. Turn off the FOMA terminal.

3. Remove the battery pack
from the FOMA terminal.

In such a situation, continuing to use
(charge) the equipment could cause
fire or other failure.
Remove the battery pack and contact
your nearest DoCoMo service center.

Contents/Cautions

CAUTION

Keep out of the reach of small
children.

The components can be accidentally
swallowed, resulting in injury.

Do not place the components
on an unstable or tilted surface.

Doing so could cause the equipment to
slide off, possibly causing personal
injury or damaging the equipment.

Next

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When a child uses the FOMA
terminal, first be sure an
experienced adult teaches

Contents/Cautions

proper usage methods and
techniques. Observe the child
to determine that they are using
the FOMA terminal correctly.

Failure to do so could result in injury.

Do not use or leave the components in locations exposed to direct sunlight or
other hot locations such as a car exposed to the hot sun.

Doing so could cause the battery pack to leak, o verheat, r upture or catch f ire, and t he equipmen t to
malfunction or deform. Part of the case may become very hot, causing burn injuries, etc.

Handling the FOMA terminal

Turn off the FOMA terminal inside an aircraft, hospital or other location where
use of mobile phones is prohibited.

The FOMA terminal may interfere with the correct functioning of electronic equipments. If the
automatic power on function is used, cancel the setting and turn the power off. Observe any
regulations posted in medical facilities.
If you have done prohibition acts such as using the FOMA terminal inside an aircraft, you may be
punished as stipulated by law.

Turn off the FOMA terminal in
the vicinity of electronic
equipment that relies on high­precision control or faint
signals.

The FOMA terminal may interfere with
the correct functioning of such
electronic equipment.
Examples: hearing aids, implanted
cardiac pacemakers, implanted
defibrillators, other medical devices, fire
alarms, automatic doors and other
automatically controlled equipment.
Users of such medical equipments
should check with the electronic
equipment or device manufacturer with
respect to the effect of electromagnetic
interference.

Do not use the FOMA terminal
while driving.

Use of the FOMA terminal in vehicles
could cause unsafe driving conditions.
Park the car in a safe place before
using the phone or use Driving Mode.
From November 1, 2004, the Road
Traffic Law has been revised and using
mobile phones while driving is set as
the object of penal regulations.

Do not hold the FOMA terminal
close to your ear during
speakerphone operation.

Doing so could cause the hearing loss.

Do not store in locations subje ct
to high temperature and humidity
or excessive dust.

Doing so could damage the equipment.

WARNING

Do not place the FOMA terminal
in a breast or inner pocket if you
are carrying or using electronic
medical equipment.

The FOMA terminal could cause any
medical equipment in its vicinity to
malfunction.

People with weak hearts should
take care with respect to setting
the incoming vibrator and ring
volume.

The FOMA terminal may interfere
hearts.

Do not disassemble or alter.

Doing so could cause fire, injury,
electric shock or damage to the
equipment.

Do not aim the infrared port at
your eyes and attempt to
transmit.

Eyes could be affected. Aiming at other
infrared devices and transmitting could
cause other devices to malfunction.

Do not turn on the compact light
toward eyes at close range.

Taking a look at compact light directly
affects your eyes damag e. Yo u may be
blinded by the light and injury could result.

10

Do not place your FOMA terminal
in an area over an air bag or in an
air bag deployment area such as
on a dashboard in a vehicle.

If the air bag inflates, the FOMA
terminal may hit you and injury and
damage to itself could result.

Do not aim the compact light
toward oncoming vehicles or
other drivers.

The other driver could be temporarily
blinded or momentarily startled,
causing an accident.

CAUTION

Rarely, some FOMA terminal users may develop itching, skin irritation or eczema. If
such a condition occurs, stop using the FOMA terminal imm ediately and seek
medical attention.

Metal is used in the following components:

Part Material

Easy Selector Plus, t, a, b, C and one-push open button Chromium plating

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If you hear thunder while using
the FOMA terminal outdoors,
immediately turn the power off
and move to a safe location.

Use of the phone in such a situation
could expose you to lightning strikes or
electric shock.

Do not swing the FOMA
terminal around by the strap.

Doing so could cause injury to yourself
or a third party or damage the phone.

Use in certain makes of cars
may affect onboard electronic
equipment.

Continued use under such conditions
could cause unsafe driving. Do not use
the FOMA terminal in such a case.

Do not use the compact light for
purposes other than for use
with the camera.

The compact light is turned off if no
action is taken. In such a case, the
surrounding environment could
suddenly become dark, possibly
inadvertently causing an accident.

Handling the battery pack

■Check the battery type indicated on the
battery pack label.

Do not allow water or other
liquids, pieces of metal or other
foreign material to enter into the
UIM slot and a miniSD memory
card slot of the FOMA terminal.

Doing so could cause fire, electric
shock, or damage to the FOMA terminal.

Do not bring magnetic cards,
etc. near the FOMA terminal.

Magnetic data stored on bank cards,
credit cards, telephone cards, and
floppy disks may be corrupted or lost.

Do not hold your finger inside
when closing the FOMA terminal.

Doing so could cause injury.

Indication Battery type

Li-ion Lithium ion battery

DANGER

If electrolyte from the battery
pack gets in your eyes, do not
rub; instead, rinse immediately
with copious amounts of clean
water and seek medical attention.

Doing so could cause the loss of vision.

Do not throw the battery pack
into a fire.

Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.

Next

11

Do not attach metallic materials
such as wire to the port. Do not
carry or store the battery pack

Contents/Cautions

together with a necklace or
other metallic items.

Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.

Do not pierce the battery pack
with nails, hammer on it or step
on it.

Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.

Do not disassemble or alter. Do
not directly solder.

Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.

When you attach the battery
pack to the FOMA terminal,
never attempt to forcefully
insert, because it should slide
in easily and fit correctly. Check
the direction of the battery pack
and try again.

Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.

Do not use or place the battery
pack close to a fire, stove or
other heating devices.

Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.

WARNING

Should any electrolyte from the
battery pack come into contact
with your skin or clothing,
immediately stop using the
battery and rinse with clean water.

Failure to do so could cause skin injuries.

If you notice any unusual
conditions such as strange
odors, overheating, discoloration
or deformation while using,
charging or storing the battery
pack, immediately detach it from
the FOMA terminal and stop
using it.

Continued use under such conditions
could cause the battery pack to leak,
overheat, rupture or catch fire.

Stop charging if it is not possible
to fully charge the battery pack
within the specified time.

Failure to do so could cause the battery
pack to leak, overheat, rupture or catch
fire.

If the battery pack leak s or em its
strange odors, immediately stop
using it, and always keep away
from sources of fire.

Failure to do so could cause the battery
liquid to catch fire, and the battery pack
itself to rupture.

Do not use or leave the battery
pack in areas exposed to direct
sunlight or other hot locations
such as in a car left in the hot sun.

Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak or overheat, and lead to loss of
performance or shorten battery life.

CAUTION

Do not dispose of the battery pack with other regular household waste.

Failure to properly dispose of the battery pack in an environmentally sensitive manner could cause
the battery pack to catch fire and damage the environment. Use tape to cover the terminal of battery
pack when it is no longer in use and take it to any DoCoMo service center. Al ternatively, you can also
dispose of the battery pack in accordance with local regu lati ons.

12

Handling optional devices (AC adapter/DC adapter/desktop holder/in-car holder)

WARNING

Use care not to short circuit the
recharging terminal when th e
adapter (and charger) is connected
to a wall outlet or cigarette lighter
socket. Do not touch the recharging
terminal with your hands or fingers,
or some other part of the body.

Doing so could cause fire, equipment
failure, electric shock or other injury.

Do not use th
desktop holder in bathrooms or
other potentially high humidity
locations.

Doing so could cause electric shock.

When the adapter (and charger)
is not to be used for a prolonge d
period, disconnect the power
plug from the wall outlet.

Failure to do so could result in electric
shock, fire, or equipment failure.

If the adapter (and charger) or
holder is exposed to water or
other liquid, immediately
disconnect the power plug from
the wall outlet or cigarette lighter
socket.

Failure to do so could result in electric
shock, smoke or fire.

Do not disassemble or alter the
adapter (and charger) or holder.

Doing so could result in electric shock,
fire, or equipment failure.

Be sure the power plug is free of
dust.

Failure to do so could cause the
equipment to catch fire.

During charging, place the
adapter (and charger) and
desktop holder in a stable
location. Do not cover or wrap the
adapter (and charger) and
desktop holder with a cloth or
blanket, etc.

Using the equipment under such
conditions could cause the FOMA
terminal to be detached from the
holder, or cause a heat buildup that
leads to fire or equipment failure.

e AC adapter and

Do not touch the adapter (and
charger) cord or wall outlet with
wet hands.

Doing so could cause electric shock.

Never use the adapter (or
charger) when it has a damaged
power cord.

Failure to do so could result in electric
shock, overheat or fire.

When connected to a wall outlet,
make sure that the AC adapter
does not come into contact with
metallic straps or other metal
objects and the plug is properl y
seated.

Failure to do so could result in electric
shock, short circuit, or fire.

Use the designated power source
and correct voltage.

Use of incorrect voltage could cause fire
or equipment failure. When using your
FOMA terminal overseas, use the
FOMA domestic/overseas AC adapter

01.

AC adapter: 100V AC
FOMA domestic/overseas AC adapter

(Always connect to the outlet for internal
household use.)
DC adapter: 12V DC, 24V DC

: 100V to 240V

(specific for negative ground)
vehicle)

Use only the specified fuse for
the DC adapter.

Use of the incorrect fuse could cause
fire or equipment failure. Check the
instruction manual for details of the
correct fuse to use.

The DC adapter is for use with
negative ground cars. Never use
them with positive ground cars.

Doing so could result in fire.

Contents/Cautions

Next

13

Do not touch the FOMA terminal
and AC/DC adapter when hearing
thunder.

Contents/Cautions

Contact with the FOMA terminal and
adapter could cause you lightning
strikes or electric shock.

Do not carry out using beyond the rating of a wall outlet or wiring accessories.

Using in excess of rating such as plugging too many leads into a single socket could cause
overheat or fire.

If it is difficult to disconnect the
power plug from the wall outlet,
do not attempt to forcefully
disconnect.

Doing so could damage the equipment,
resulting in electric shock or accident.

CAUTION

Disconnect the power plug before
beginning any maint enance.

Failure to do so could cause electric
shock.

Do not place heavy objects on
the adapter (and charger) cord or
power cord.

Doing so could cause electric shock or
fire.

Handling the UIM (FOMA card)

Do not place the UIM in a microwave oven, pressure cooker or other heating
devices.

Doing so could cause the UIM to melt, overheat, generate smoke, resulting in failure and loss of
data.

Store the UIM out of reach of
small children.

The UIM can be accidentally
swallowed, resulting in injury.

Take care when removing the
UIM.

Failure to do so could cause injury to
hand and fingers.

Do not expose the UIM to the heat
or throw it into a fire.

Doing so could cause the UIM to melt,
overheat, generate smoke, resulting in
failure and loss of data.

Do not damage the IC.

Doing so could cause the UIM to fail.

Do not yank on the adapter (and
charger) cord or power cord when
disconnecting the adapter (and
charger) from the wall outlet.

Doing so could damage the cord,
resulting in electric shock or fire.

Never attempt to charge the
battery pack when it is wet.

Doing so could cause the battery pack
to overheat, rupture or catch fire.

WARNING

CAUTION

Do not use or place the UIM close
to a fire, stove or other heating
devices.

Doing so could cause the UIM to melt,
overheat, generate smoke, resulting in
failure and loss of data.

Do not touch the IC or short­circuit it.

Doing so could cause data loss and
failure.

Do not bend or place heavy
objects on the UIM.

Doing so could cause the UIM to fail.

14

Do not drop the UIM or expose it
to shock.

Doing so could cause the UIM to fail.

Do not expose the UIM to water.

Exposing the UIM to water, urine from
pet and other liquids could cause the
UIM to fail.

Do not disassemble or alter the
UIM.

Doing so could cause data loss or
damage.

Use the UIM only with devices
designated by NTT DoCoMo.

Using the UIM with other devices could
lead to data loss or failure. Consult a
DoCoMo service center for details on
what devices the UIM can be used with.

Do not store the UIM in a location
exposed to direct sunlight, high
temperature and high humidity.

Doing so could cause the UIM to fail.

Do not store the UIM in a dusty
location.

Doing so could cause the UIM to fail.

Using the FOMA terminal in the vicinity of medical devices

The information given below conforms to the guidelines set forth by the Electromagnetic Compatibility
Conference regarding the protection of electronic medical equipment from ra dio wa ve s emi tte d by
mobile phone units.

WARNING

Turn off the FOMA terminal on packed trains or in crowded places as someone with
an implanted cardiac pacemaker or impl anted defibri llator m ay b e nearby .

The electromagnetic waves emitted by your phone could affect the function of an implanted
cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator.

When inside a medical institution, always remember the following guidelines:

･

Never take the FOMA terminal inside an operating room, intensive care unit (ICU) or coronary
care unit (CCU).

･ Always turn off the FOMA terminal in hospital wards.
･ Even in the lobby and other areas, always turn off the FOMA terminal when electronic medical

equipment is nearby.

･Follow the directives of the medical institution. There may be specific regulations as to items that

are prohibited or use of which is restricted.

･ If you are using the automatic power on function, cancel the setting and turn off the power.

If you have an implanted card iac pa cema ker or im plant ed de fibrill ator, kee p your
FOMA terminal at least 22 cm away from it.

The electromagnetic waves emitted by your phone could affect the function of an implanted
cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator.

If you are using electronic medical equipment other than implanted cardiac
pacemakers or implanted defibrillators at your home or outside the confi nes of a
medical institution, be sure to check with the manufacturer about possible adverse
effects caused by electromagnetic inte rferen ce.

The electromagnetic waves emitted by your phone could affect the function of electronic medical
equipment.

Contents/Cautions

15

Handling instructions

Contents/Cautions

General

●Do not get the components wet.

The FOMA terminal, battery pack and adapter (and charger) are not waterproof. Avoid using the components
in a bathroom or other high humidity areas or locations exposed to rain. If you carry the components, sweat
could cause internal corrosion that leads to equipment failure. As a result of investigation, if component failure
is found to be water-related, repair is not covered by the wa rra nty and may no t b e able t o be pe rform ed.
In such a case, should it be found to be possible to repair the unit, you will be billed for all repairs.

●Clean the components with a soft, dry cloth.

• Clean the components using a soft, dry cloth (such as a lens cloth).

• Using alcohol, thinner, benzene or detergents could cause the printed text to fade or disappear, or the
equipment to become discolored.

●Occasionally clean the terminals with a dry cotton swab.

Dirty terminals could cause intermittent contact that co uld interrupt the flow o f power to the un it. Such a
situation also causes insufficient charging. Use a dry cloth or cotton swab to clean the terminal.

●Do not place the components near an air conditioner vent.

Sudden changes in temperature could cause condensati on, le ading to corrosi on inside the component s and
equipment failure.

●Do not place the FOMA terminal in locations where it could be exposed to exc essive pressure.

Do not place it in a bag together with many other things or in your pocket when you sit dow n as this could
exert pressure on the LCD or damage the internal boards, resulting in equipment failure. Damage arising
from such causes is not covered by the warranty.

●Carefully read the instruction manuals supplied with the battery and adapter (and charger) before use.

FOMA terminal

●Avoid extremely high or low temperatures.

Use in an environment with an ambient temperature of 5-35 °C and relative humidity of 45-85 %.

●If the FOMA terminal is used near a radios, televisions or general subscr iber phone, it could affect
such equipment. Use the phone as far away from such equipment as possible.

●With regard to data stored in the FOMA terminal, keep it separately in a memo, etc. so as not to
permanently lose important data.

NTT DoCoMo cannot be held responsible in any way for the loss of stored data.

●Do not put the FOMA terminal in your back po cket and si t on it. Avoid putting the p hone in the bot tom
of a bag, etc. where it is subject to excessive pressure.

Damaged may result.

●Do not close the FOMA terminal with the strap held inside.

Malfunction or damage may result.

●Use the hand strap while holding the FOMA terminal.

Failure to do so could cause you to drop the phone, resulting in equipment failure.

●Usually, use the FOMA terminal with the earphone/microphone terminal cap, external device terminal
cap, and the miniSD memory card slot cover closed.

Failure to do so could allow water or other contaminants to get inside the unit, causing equipment failure.

●Do not aim the camera directly at the sun and leave it.

Elements may be discolored or baked.

●It is normal for the FOMA terminal to become warm during using or recharging. You can continue to
use it while warm.

●Do not attach a thick seal on the back side of the display or on the keypad face.

Malfunction or damage may result.

16

Battery pack

●The battery pack will gradually wear out.

Battery life also depends on how you use the battery pack; you know it is time to replace it when the usage
time is very short even though you fully charge it. The specified battery pack can be purchased separately.

●Recharge the battery pack in locat ions where the ambient temperature is between 5 °C and 35 °C.

●When using for the first time or after a long period of non-use, be sure to fully charge the battery pack

before use.

●The time of use provided by the battery pack depends on the ambient conditions and the condition of
the battery pack itself.

●Do not dispose of the battery pack with other regular household waste.

Tape the terminals of battery packs that are no longer needed and take them to an DoCoMo service center.

Alternately, you can also dispose of the battery pack in accordance with local regulations.

●Do not the battery lose power when not in use.

When you do not use your phone for a long time, please detach the battery from the FOMA terminal and
keep it in a cool area. Charge the discharged battery once every 6 months.

Adapter (and charger)

●Recharge the battery pack in a location where the ambient temperature is between 5 °C and 35 °C.
Do not recharge in the followi ng locations:

• Locations that are subject to high humidity, dust or excessive vibration

• Near general subscriber phones, TVs or radios

●It is normal for the adapter (and cha rger) to become warm during recharging. You can continue
charging with a warm adapter.

●When the battery pack is recharged using the DC adapter, always keep the car e ngine running.

Failure to do so could cause the car battery to run down more quickly than normal.

●When an outlet with falling prevention mechanism is used, check the instruction manual for the outlet
before use.

●Do not expose to the strong shock a nd deform the recharging terminal.

Giving the strong shock on an adapter can cause damage.

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UIM (FOMA card)

●Do not place an excessive load on the UIM when inserting it into the terminal.

●The UIM becomes warm during use. This is normal and not a cause for concern.

●Note that any card failures resulti ng from i nserting the UIM in an IC card r eader/w riter no t desig nated

by NTT DoCoMo are the responsibility of the customer.

●Make sure that the IC is kept clean.

●Use a clean dry cloth for cleaning the UIM.

●It is recommended that users maintain data stored on the UIM in some other form.

If the data should be erased, NTT DoCoMo assumes no responsibility for the loss of any data.

●Any UIMs that are no longer needed should be returned to an DoCoMo service center for proper disposal.

●Avoid extremely high or low temperatur e.

Next

17

[Shooting and sending images]
When you shoot images or send those images as mail attachments, pay careful attention not
to infringe intellectual property rights such as copyrights and other rights including the right

Contents/Cautions

of portrait and right to privacy. If you infringe other’s rights or shoot or send images as mail
attachments that cause a nuisance or are against pu blic order or morality, you may be
punished as stipulated by law or be the subject of legal acti on claiming compensation.

If you should use the FOMA terminal to make a public nuisance, you might be punished under

the laws and bylaws such as Japan’s nuisance prevention ordinance.

Please be considerate of the privacy of individuals around you when taking and
sending photos using camera-equipped mobile phones.

About intellectual property rights

Copyrights and portrait rights

Except in cases where reproduction and quoting for private use is sanctioned under copyright laws, the
reproduction, alteration and public transmission of such content as text, images, music or software for which
another party owns the copyrights, whether accomplished by using this product to photograph or record that
content or by downloading it from Internet websites, is prohibited without the permission of the owner.
Taking photographs or recordings of such events as performances and exhibi tions may be prohibited
even for purposes of private use.
In addition, if you use this product to take a another person’s photograph without their permission, or
display such a photograph without their permission on an Internet website and make that content public
to an indeterminate number of pe ople, you may be in violation of portrait rights.

Trademarks

Company names and trade names used in this manual are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their
respective companies.

･ “FOMA”, “mova”, “i-motion”, “i-mode”, “i-

“mopera”, “mopera U”, “WORLD CALL”, “WORLD WING”, “Drive Mode”, “Short Mail”, “i-motion mail”,
“Deco-mail”, “Chaku-motion”, “Mobile Wallet” “Chara-den”, “Multiaccess”, “i-αppli DX”, “i-shot”,
“i-area”, “Dual Network”, “QUICKC AST”, “FirstPass”, “sigmarion”, “Security Scan”, “musea”, and the
FOMA and i-mode logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of NTT DoCoMo.

･ “ キャッチホン (Call Waiting)” is a registered trademark of Nippon Telegraph and Teleph one Corporation .
･ Microsoft

®

and Windows® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the US and other countrie s.

･ Java and all Java-related trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsy stems, Inc. in

the US and other countries.

･ “Multitask” is a registered trademark of NEC Corporation.
･ ＦｅｌｉＣａ is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation.
･ is a trademark of FeliCa Networks Inc.
･ This product contains NetFront v3.0 for FOMA to provide Inter ne t fun ctionality.

NetFront v3.0 is a product of ACCESS CO., LTD. Copyright© 1996-2005, ACCESS CO., LTD.
NetFront and are trademarks or registered trademarks of ACCESS CO., LTD. in
Japan and other countries.
This software contains a module developed by the Independent JPEG Group.

Note: The miniSD memory card is not included in the bundle and needs to be purchased. ☛P346

18

α

ppli”, “i-αppli search”, “i-melody”, “i-anime”, “DoPa”,

･ This product contains Macromedia

Copyright© 1995-2005 Macromedia, Inc. All rights reserved.
Macromedia, Flash, and Macromedia Flash are trademarks or registered tradema rks of Macromedia,
Inc. in the US and other countries.

®

FlashTM Player technology of Macromedia, Inc.

･ McAfee and VirusScan are regist ered trademarks or trademarks of McAfee, In c. and/or its affiliates in

the US and/or other countries.
All other registered and unregi stered trademarks herein are the sole property of their respective
owners.
©2004 Networks Associates Technology, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

･ QR code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.
･ This product contains Adobe Reader of Adobe Systems Incorporated.

Copyright© 2005 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. Patents pending.
Adobe, the Adobe logo and Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks or trademarks of
Adobe Systems Incorporated.

･ miniSD
･ Powered By Mascot Capsule

TM

and are trademarks of the SD Card Association.

Mascot Capsule® is a registered trademark of HI CORPORATION.

®

/Micro3D Edition

TM

･ G-GUIDE Mobile and the G-GUIDE Mobile logo are trademarks of Gemstar-TV Guide International, Inc.

in Japan. G-GUIDE, G-Code and the G-GUIDE logo are registered trademarks of Gemstar-TV Guide
International, Inc. in Japan.

･ “ 電車で GO！ ” is a trademark of TAITO CORPORATION.

©TAITO CORPORATION 1996, 2005 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Commercialization is licensed by JR East Japan, JR West Japan, JR KYUSHU, and Hokuetsu express.

･ “ ウゴクフォトミラクル ” is a trademark of FUJI PHOTO FILM CO., LTD.

©2005 FUJI PHOTO FILM CO., LTD. All Rights Reserved.
©2005 IMJ Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

･ QuickTime is a registered trade mark of Apple Computer, Inc. in the US and other countries.
･ “Privacy Mode” is a registered trademark of FUJITSU.
･ In addition to the above, company names and trade names used in this manual are the trademarks or

registered trademarks of their respective companies.

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Other rights and responsibilities

･ ＦｅｌｉＣａ is a contactless IC card technology developed by Sony Corporation.
･ “Edy” is a brand of the electronic money serv ic e provided by bitWallet, Inc.

･ This product is licensed based on MPEG- 4 Visual Paten t Portfol io Lice nse. Th e use of MPEG -4 Vide o

Codec function is allowed for personal and nonprofit use only in the following cases:

・Recording videos that conform to MPEG-4 Visual Standard (hereinafter referred to as MPEG-4

Video)

・Playing MPEG-4 Videos recorded personally by consumers not engaged in profit activities
・Playing MPEG-4 Videos supplied fr om the provider licensed from MPEG LA

For further utilizing such as promotion, in-house use or profit-making business, please contact MPEG
LA, LLC in the US.

･ Licensed by QUALCOMM Incorporated under one or more of the following United States Patents and/

or their counterparts in other nations:

4,901,307 5,600,754 5,267,261 5,506,865 5,710,784
5,504,773 5,416,797 5,568,483 5,228,054 5,778,338
5,109,390 5,490,165 5,414,796 5,544,196
5,535,239 5,101,501 5,659,569 5,337,338
5,267,262 5,511,073 5,056,109 5,657,420

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Basic package and optional accessories

Contents/Cautions

Basic package

FOMA D901iS
(including the written
warranty and the rear
cover D04)

Optional accessories

FOMA AC adapter 01
(including the written
warranty and the instruction
manual)

Instruction manual
(this book)

Manual

Quick Reference Manual is
appended on P524.

Desktop holder D04
(including the instruction
manual)

CD-ROM for FOMA
D901iS

Battery pack D04
(including the
instruction manual)

･Other optional accessories ☛P492

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Before Using D901iS

Names and functions of parts .........................................................................22

Reading display .......................................................... ..................... .................24

Selecting the menu............................................................................................27

Number of saved, registered and protected items in FOMA terminal .........33

Using the UIM (FOMA card) .............................................................................34

Attaching/removing the battery pack .............................................................36

Charging the battery .........................................................................................37

Checking the remaining battery level..................................... Battery Level 40

Turning the power on/off ...................................................... Power ON/OFF 41

Switching to English .......................................................... Select Language 42

Setting the date and time.......................................... Date and Time Setting 42

Notifying your phone number to the other party...... Caller ID Notification 44

Checking your own phone number......................................... Own Number 44

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Names and functions of parts

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Before Using D901iS

k

a

l

t

u

b

m

c

d

e

n
o

p

f

g

h

i

a

Earpiece

Caller’s voice comes out of here.

b Display ☛P24
c m MENU/upper left soft/Silent Mode key

Use this key to display menus, perform the
operation shown in the upper left part of the guide
row, set/cancel Silent Mode, etc.

d t Start video-phone/scroll/lower left soft

key

Use this key to make/answer video-phone calls,
make video-phone calls using the speakerphone
function, scroll mail or site display by a page,
switch between upper/lower cases when entering
characters, perform the operation shown in the
lower left part of the guide row, etc.

e n Start voice call/speakerphone/character

key

Use this key to make/answer voice calls, switch
between ordinary and speakerphone calls, switch
input modes for entering characters, etc.

q

Size (mm)：106 (H) x50 (W) x24 (D)

(when closed)

Weight (g)：Approx. 128

(with battery pack)

f c Clear key

Use this key to delete entry, return to the previous
screen, set/cancel Self Mode, etc. On the i­stand-by display, press this key to start i-

g Dial keys

Used to enter phone numbers and text and to
select menu items.

h ( /Driving Mode key

Use this key to enter “ ”, set/cancel Driving Mode,
switch screen modes during the camera use, etc.

i Microphone

Picks up your voice.

j Infrared data port ☛P364

Exchange data with the infrared communication.

k Call indicator

Lights or flashes when a call or mail is received,
FOMA terminal is opened/closed, Camera is
activated, etc. The lighting color and pattern can
be set (☛P130). Lights or flashes for new
information. Lights in red during charging.

l In-camera ☛P85, P154

Used to shoot yourself or send your image du ring
a video-phone call.

Note: The miniSD memory card is not included in the bundle and needs to be purchased. ☛P346

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B

C

D

A

E

F

G

w
x

y

z

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α

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Easy Selector Plus

Enter key

o

Use this key to perform the selected operation,
activate Focus Mode, start i­touch Button, etc.

u Data Box/Movie Camera/↑key

Use this key to display Data Box menu, activate
Movie Camera, move the cursor upward, adjust
volume, etc.

d i-mode/i-

Use this key to display i-mode menu or i­folder list, move the cursor downward, adjust
volume, etc.

l Received Calls/← (previous) Key

Use this key to display the received call history,
switch between pages, move the cursor leftward,
set/cancel Privacy Mode, etc.

r Redial/→(next) key

Use this key to display the redial data, switch
between pages, move the cursor rightward, set/
cancel IC Card Lock etc.

α

ppli/↓key

α

ppli set for One-

α

ppli

n p Phonebook/schedule/upper right soft key

Use this key to display the phonebook or
schedule, perform the operation shown in the
upper right part of the guide row, etc.

o a Mail/scroll/lower right soft key

Use this key to display Mail menu, compose new
mail, scroll mail or site display by a page, perform
the operation shown in the lower right par t of t he
guide row, etc.

p f Power/End/Hold key

Use this key to turn the power on/off, place
incoming calls on hold, end calls or functions in
operation, cancel Secret Mode, etc.

q # #/Silent Mode/line-feed key

Use this key to enter “#”, set/cancel Silent Mode,
start a new line when entering characters, etc.
Switches between the standard mode and the
macro mode during the out-camera use.

r Charging terminals

Used when charging FOMA terminal in the
desktop holder.

s External connection terminals ☛P39, P435

Used to connect various optional accessories.

t Compact light ☛P87, P159, P164

Used during the out-camera use. Lights or
flashes in red when shooting still images or
videos (however, when the Compact light is
turned on for shooting, the red light may be
difficult to see).

u Lens cover ☛P155
v Strap opening
w Antenna (built-in)

Take care not to cover the built-in antenna with
your hand so that you can use FOMA terminal on
better conditions.

x Out-camera ☛P85, P154

Used to shoot still images or videos or send
images during a video-phone call.

y FeliCa mark

The mark means that a piece of IC card is
mounted. Use IC card functions by placing the
marked side over the external device (reader/
writer). The IC card cannot be detached.

z Rear cover
A Speaker

Ring tone and other sounds come out of here.
When the speakerphone function is used, the
voice of the other party comes out.

B miniSD memory card slot ☛P350

Insert the miniSD memory card in this slot to use it.

C b TASK key ☛P382, P384

Use this key during Multiaccess or Multitask.

D C Answer Machine/shutter key

Use this key to display Answer Machine/Voice
Memo menu, use Quick Record Message, activate
Camera and shoot images, sto p ring ton e/ala rm
sound, etc.
Note: C has 2 positions: half press and full

press for shooting images wi th auto focus, so
the feel of pressing this key is different from
other keys.

E Earphone/microphone jack

Used to connect a flat type earphone/microphone
set with switch (optional).

F One-push open button

Use this button to open FOMA terminal.

G Keylock switch ☛P147

Use this key to set/cancel Key Lock.

Connecting to earphone/microphone set
with switch

Note: You can plug in a flat type earphone/

microphone set with switch (optional) and use
it. Using the earphone jack converter adapter
P001 allows you to use an existing earphone/
microphone set.

Before Using D901iS

Next

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Opening/closing FOMA terminal

*1

To open FOMA terminal, press the one-push open button. To close it, slide the front face (with the
display) downward.

One-push open button

Before Using D901iS

･Operations such as accessing the screen to reply to mail or to edit

schedules or notes are made easily by opening FOMA terminal.
☛P243, P393, P410

･FOMA terminal allows you to make calls without opening it. You can

Open

also answer an incoming call by opening FOMA terminal and end or
put on hold the call by closing it. ☛P59

Close

Reading display

The description of icons displayed at the top or the bottom of the display are shown below:

Information line ☛P26

a - m

Date and
time

n - q

Note: The background images on the stand-by

display shown in this manual are for example
purposes only. You can change the stand-by
display to your favorite image.

r - C

☛P118

a : Battery level ☛P40

///////

: Character input mode ☛P464

b : Received signal level ☛P41

: Out of service area ☛P41
: Self Mode is set ☛P143
: During data transfer ☛P432

Infrared communication in progress

☛P365
Accessing miniSD memory card ☛P350,
P354, P356
In the miniSD mode ☛P434
Data link software in progress ☛P493

c : In i-mode communication (during

i-mode connection) ☛P186

: In i-mode communication (during pack et

communication) ☛P207, P240

d : Infrared communication in progress

☛P365
Infrared remote control function in
operation ☛P370

e : Speakerphone function in operation

☛P47

: USB hands-free communication in

progress ☛P55

：To tal call cost exceeds the maximum limit

☛P408

f : i-mode Mail and Message R/F storage

*1

space is full in the Center *2 ☛P241,
P208

//

: i-mode Mail or Message R /F storage

space is full in the Center ☛P241, P208

: Unreceived i-mode Mail and Message

R/F in the Center ☛P241, P208

//

: Unreceived i-mode Mail or Message R/F

in the Center ☛P241, P208

g : Unread i-mode Mail or SMS storage

space is full and SMS stor age spac e is
full on UIM ☛P279

: Unread i-mode Mail or SMS stor age

space is full ☛P241, P27 9

: SMS full on UIM ☛P279

Note: The miniSD memory card is not included in the bundle and needs to be purchased. ☛P346

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: Unread i-mode Mail and SMS exist

*1

*1

☛

P240, P278

: Unread i-mode Mail exis ts ☛
: Unread SMS exists ☛

h

(blue/red)

/

P240

P278

:Unread Message R exists/unread

Message R storage space is full ☛P207

i

(green/red)

/

:Unread Message F exists/unread

Message F storage space is full ☛P207

j : i-αppli running ☛P290

: i-

α

ppli stand-by display on ☛P121

: Blinks while starting i-

α

ppli from the i-αppli

stand-by display ☛P303

: i-

α

ppli DX running ☛P290

: i-

α

ppli DX stand-by display on ☛P121

: Blinks while starting i-

α

ppli from the i-αppli

DX stand-by display ☛P303

k : Displaying SSL page, using i-αppli

downloaded from SSL pages and in
SSL communication with i-αppli ☛P187

l : Secret Mode is set ☛P147
m : i-αppli auto start failed ☛P302
n : Number of missed calls ☛P32
o : Number of recorded messages ☛P32
p : Number of new voice mail messages

☛P32

q : Number of unread mail ☛P32

*1 The current highest priority item is displayed. These icons are listed in the order of priority from the top.
*2 Displayed when the storage space for either i-mode Mail or Message R/F is full and other unreceived mail/

messages exist.

r : Silent Mode is set ☛P117

: Customize Silent Mode is set ☛P117

s : Ring alert volume is silent ☛P63

: Vibrator for incoming voice call is s et

☛P115

: Ring alert volume is silent and vibrator

for incoming voice call is set ☛P63, P115

t : Driving Mode is set ☛P67
u : Answer Machine is set ☛P69

: Recorded messages full ☛P69

v : Key Lock is set (in gray when Key Lock

is temporarily released) ☛P147

w : Using video-phone from external

device via USB ☛P89
USB cable connected ☛P435

x /

: Effective Easy Selector Plus keys in Focus

Mode ☛P32

y : miniSD memory card inserted ☛P350
z : Reading UIM ☛P41

: IC Card Lock is set ☛P316

A : PIM Lock is set ☛P143

: Keypad Dial Lock is se t ☛P144

B : Alarm Clock is set ☛P388

: Schedule alarm is set ☛P392
: Alarm Clock and schedule alarm are set

simultaneously

C : Software Update reserved ☛P509

Before Using D901iS

Reading the guide row

Operations that can be executed by pressing m, t, o, p and a are displayed in the guide row.

Example

Guide row for the mail composition screen

Display positions and keys co rrespond as shown in the figure. In

Guide
row

this manual, the operations displayed in the guide row are explained
using the corresponding keys (mtopa).
The operations displayed in the guide row differ depending on the
screen.

･ on the guide row corresponds to O of the Easy Selector Plus (it

may be different depending on the used function or site).

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Reading the information line

You can set to show a calendar, note or schedule on the information line. ☛P133
Also, when Camera is activated, the setting status icon is shown (☛P156); when receiving mails/
messages, the reception result is scrolled.

Before Using D901iS

Example

1 week calendar

Information line

･ If Partial display in Information Line Setting is set to ON and you do not press any key for about 90

seconds, the date/time and various icons* (battery level, received signal level, received mail status,
missed calls, Silent Mode and Key Lock) are displayed on the information line.

* During a call, various icons (Battery level, received signal level and talking) are

displayed.

Reading the task bar

The icon for the function (task) in progress is displayed on the task bar (up to 9 icons).
You can confirm functions being used and run.

Example

: Voice call
: Video-phone (64 K)
: Video-phone (32 K)
: 64K data communication
: Mail
: Receiving i-mode Mail
: Receiving SMS
: Chat Mail
: Message R/F
: Checking for i-mode Mail/SMS
: i-mode
: Bookmark/Internet

Connection/Last Visited
URL/Screen Memo/i-mode

Shortcut
: i-αppli
: Originating/communicating

packet via USB
: Sending/receiving packet via

USB
: My Picture (Image)

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Task bar when schedule calendar is displayed during a video-phone call

Task bar

: i-motion
: Melody
: Chara-den

：My Document

: Sound Recorder
: Camera
: Movie Camera
: Bar Code Reader
: Phonebook
: Answer Machine/Voice Memo
: Notepad
: Scheduler
: Schedule alarm sounding
: Calculator
: Received Calls
: Redial
: Data exchanging with

external device

: Saving to INBOX/setting

reception method for infrared
communication

Note: The miniSD memory card is not included in the bundle and needs to be purchased. ☛P346

/ (dark blue/gray)

: Accessing/waiting for access

to miniSD memory card
/ (dark blue/gray)
: In the miniSD mode

(communication is possible)/

(USB cable unconnected/no

miniSD card inserted)
: Alarm Clock ringing
: Own Number
/ (dark blue/gray):

Setting/holding each

function
: Software Update activated
: Software Update notified
: Update Definition activated/

version display
: Setting each network service
: Video-phone call through

external device

Reading the list screen

Example

Color scheme screen

The number of the currently displayed page and the total number of
pages (when a list extends over multiple pages)

selected item.

indicates that other selectable items exist above and below the

%

･ Press
･ When

and when u is pressed on the first item of the page, the previous page
appears.

indicates that selectable items exist over multiple pages.

to move the cursor.
is pressed on the last item of the page, the next page ap pears,

d

･ Press & to switch between pages.

Note: You cannot switch between pages on the icon selection screen, etc.

･ Color scheme names are named based on imagery.

INFORMATION

● Note that the following cases may occur due to the characteristics of liquid crystal display (LCD) and they
are not defects in FOMA terminal.

･ FOMA terminal display is manufactured by taking advantage of highly advanced technology but some

dots may be always or never lit.

･ When the battery pack is removed from FOMA terminal with the power turned on, residual images may

remain for some time. Remove the battery pack with the power turned off.

･ When a screen has been displayed for a certain time, if you change it to another screen with some

operations performed, residual images of the previous screen may remain.

● When the terminal is turned off, the color of the information line may look different from the main displ ay
part. This is due to the characteristics of LCD, and not a malfunction.

Before Using D901iS

Selecting the menu

In addition to the normal menu, the simple menu which offers popular features is provided.
In the simple menu, the menu items are displayed in large letters. Also, you can create your
original menu (Custom Menu ☛P400).

Display format for the normal menu and the custom menu

Select from 3 types (Menu Setting ☛P128).

List view Tile display 3D display

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Switching to the simple menu

･ You cannot switch FOMA terminal to the simple menu when English is set in Select Language. Also ,

when you choose the simple menu, Select Language settings are unavailable.

･ Even if you selected the simple menu before turning your FOMA terminal off, the menu will change to

Before Using D901iS

the normal one when you insert the UIM for which English mode is specified as language and then turn
the power on again.

Press m on stand-by display.

1

The normal menu is displayed.

･ When the custom menu is displayed, press p.

Press a.

2

The simple menu is displayed.

■ Switching to the normal menu

a Press m on the stand-by display, and press a.

･ To switch the custom menu, press mp on the stand-by display.

When the simple menu is set

･ During a call, you can see how to adjust the volume of caller’s voice.
･ In stand-by display, enter the memory No. (1 to 9) to see the registered names and telephone

numbers. Key operations for making voice calls/video-phone calls are also shown. During calls you
can also press m, select
information.

ダイヤル入力

(Dial up) and enter a memory number to see the same

Functions available on the simple menu

･ Some menus cannot be accessed form the simple menu.

Menu Item Shortcut Menu Item Shortcut

でんわ 電話帳検索

電話帳登録
リダイヤル
着信履歴
伝言メモ一覧

自局番号

メール 受信メール

送信メール m22 設定／
未送信メール
新規メール
ｉ モード問合せ

カメラ カメラ

マイピクチャ
待受画面設定

* The menu items beyond the this level are the same as the normal menu.

m11
m12
m13
m14
m15
m16

m0
m21

m23
m24
m25
m31
m32
m33 留守番電話 * m77

ｉモード

ｉアプリ ソフト一覧

/

データ BOX*

ステー
ショナ
リー

iMenu
Bookmark

ラスト URL
画面メモ

待受画面設定 m52
ｉ アプリ設定 *

1

音／バイブ * m71
ディスプレイ *
アラーム
電卓
伝言メモ設定
情報表示／リセット *

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m41
m42
m43
m44
m51

m53
m6

m72
m73
m74
m75
m76

Selecting functions from the menu

Select menu items by using the dial keys (Shortcut operations). Also, use the Easy Selector Plus to
select from among menu items.

･ When any lock function is set or the UIM is not inserted, some functions are disabled. The disabled

functions are indicated by or dimmed, and cannot be selected.

Selecting menu items with the dial keys (Shortcut operations)

Each menu item has a number (item number) and can be selected by pressing the corresponding key
(1 to 9). The item position correspond s to each key as follows:

MENU

123

456

789

･ In this manual, the operation procedure is mainly

explained in Shortcut operatio ns of the norma l menu.

Before Using D901iS

Normal menu
(Tile display)

Example

1

Executing Volume from the normal menu

Press m813 on the stand-by display.

The screen for adjusting volume i s displayed.

Simple menu

(Japanese only)

813

When several shortcuts are available

Shortcut operations are shown at the right of the titles in the body text.

Example

y called numbers Redial

ber you dialed as call history (Redial). When the phone of the other

edial by simple operation.

to 30 entries. When the number of the calls exceeds 30, the oldest one

For redialing

Menu 45

Press m to show the menu, then press 4 then
5 to show the redial list.

means pressing a, and ? means pressing

・

!

d.

Selecting menu items with Easy Selector Plus

Example

1
2

Executing Volume from the normal menu (Tile display)

Press m on the stand-by display.

Press O and select Settings.

･ In the simple menu, press % to highlight the desired item, then press o or r.

Next

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Press O to select Sounds/Vibrate.

3

Press O to select Volume.

4

The screen for adjusting volume is displayed.

Before Using D901iS

Selecting menu items (List view)

Press % to place the cursor at a menu item and press o.

Menu item at the cursor
position

Menu item that cannot
be selected (Dimmed)

Lower-level menu exists

･You can select an item by pressing the dial key for

the item number.

･You can also select a menu item by pressing %

to place the cursor at the item and pressing r.

･To return to the previous menu, press l or c.

Selecting menu items (3D display)

Press & to move the icon ring to bring the desired item to the front and press o.

･ Press % to move the the icon at the rear to the front.
･ You can select an item by pressing the dial key for the item number. Check the

item numbers in the tile display or list view menu.

Displaying description of menu items (Describe function)

Press O to place the cursor at the desired menu item. After a brief interval, description of the item’s
function is displayed.

Example

In the normal menu

･ The function description disappears automatically after a brief interval.
･ You can set FOMA terminal not to display the function description of menu

items. ☛P128

Description of Mail menu is displayed.

Returning to the stand-by display or previous screen

：Returns to the stand-by display.

f

：Returns to the previous screen.

c

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Selecting functions from the submenu

In some functions, MENU is displayed at the upper left of the guide row. You can select submenu items
and perform various operations.

Example

1

2

Selecting items on the screen

Selecting Yes or No on a confirmation screen

1

Selecting Redial submenu

Press m in the redial list.

Item at the cursor position.

Lower-level menu exists.

MENU is displayed.

Press % and select a submenu item.

･ You can select an item by pressing the dial key for the item number. Even for the same function,

the item numbers may differ dependin g on the screen.

･ You can also select a submenu item by pressing % to place the cursor at the item and pressing r.
･ To return to the previous menu, press l or c.
･ Press m while the submenu is displayed to close it.

Press % and select Yes or No.

･ For some operations, items other than Yes and No may appear.

Before Using D901iS

Selecting an item from the pulldown menu

Press % to place the cursor at an item to set.

1

Press o to display a pulldown menu and press % to place the cursor at an item.

2

･ You can select an item by pressing the dial key for the item number.

Pulldown menu

Press o.

3

Next

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Selecting an item from the check box

Press % to place the cursor at a check box and press o.

1

Before Using D901iS

The check box changes from to , and is selected.

･ Select the selected item ( ) to cancel the selection ( ).
･ Depending on the function, select/ cancel all items by pressing m.
･ You can select an item by pressing the dial key for the item number.

Displaying information quickly Focus Mode

When the icons such as or are displayed on the stand-by display, you can quickly
display the information.

･ When the custom stand-by displa y is set, information is displayed on the sta nd-by display. You can

check the detail information quickly by selecting the displayed information.

Press o on the stand-by display and press & to place the cursor at an icon.

1

･ The number of stored items is displayed at the right of each icon.

Missed call (unanswered call) exists.
Unplayed recorded message exists.
New voice mail message exists.

Unread received mail exists.

Effective Easy Selector Plus keys
Color of the icon at the cursor position changes.

Press o.

2

The screen for the selected icon is displayed.

:The received call list is display ed , letting you check the date and time and the caller

information.
:The recorded message list is displayed, letting you play the recorded messages.
:The confirmation screen for playing voice mail messages is displayed, letting you play the

messages.
:The Inbox folder list is displayed. You can display unread mail.

INFORMATION

● When you select an icon and hold down c for over a second, the icon tempo rari ly disapp ears from th e
screen. It reappears when information is viewed and the number of items changes.

● Depending on the setting of lock functions such as PIM Lock, some icons may not be displayed.

Note: The miniSD memory card is not included in the bundle and needs to be purchased. ☛P346

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Number of saved, registered and protected items in FOMA terminal

Type

Mail Received mail*

Sent mail*

1, *2

Unsent mail*

1

SMS in UIM*
Message R*
Message F*

Template*

3

1

1

1, *2

1, *2

No. of saved/

registered items

Up to 1,000 Up to 500
Up to 200 Up to 100
Up to 200 Up to 100
Up to 100
Up to 20
Up to 100 Up to 50
Up to 50 Up to 25

Bookmark Up to 100
Screen memo*

α

ppli*

i­Image*
Melody*
PDF data*

1

4

1

1

1

Video/i-motion/sound recorded with Sound Recorder*
Chara-den*

1

Up to 100 Up to 50
Up to 100 Up to 100
Up to 1,000
Up to 500
Up to 100

1

Up to 100
Up to 50

No. of protected

items

−

−

−

−

−

−

−

−

*1 Depending on the size of data, the actual number of items that can be saved and registered may be fewer.
*2 The total number of i-mode Mail and SMS.
*3 The total number of sent and received SMS. The number of delivery report is not included.

α

*4 Up to 5 items of Message i-

be saved. Depending on the i-

ppli (as part of the 100 items, maximum numbe r o f i-αppli that can be saved) can

α

ppli size, the actual number of items you can save may be fewer.

INFORMATION

● Because data saved in FOMA terminal may be lost due to failure, repair or other handlings of FOMA
terminal, it is recommended that you maintain a separate record of the important data in FOMA terminal.
We are not responsible for any lost data.

● It is recommended that you save the data stored in FOMA terminal such as mail, bookmarks, images,
melodies or video/i-motion to the miniSD memory card. Exchangeable data ☛P350

● If you have a PC, you can use FOMA D series data link soft war e con tain ed i n the a ttach ed CD-RO M to
transfer and save the data such as mail, bookmarks, images, mel odi es, vide o/i- mot ion t o your PC.

● Depending on the function, the displ ayed fi le size of data i n FOMA te rmi nal may di ff er slight ly.

Before Using D901iS

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Using the UIM (FOMA card)

Use the UIM (FOMA card) to store your phone number and other information.
Insert the UIM into a FOMA terminal to use it.

･

Before Using D901iS

For details on handling the UIM, refer to the UIM manual.

Inserting/removing the UIM

Use your FOMA terminal with the UIM inserted. If the UIM is not inserted in your FOMA terminal, first
insert it.

･ Before inserting or removing the UIM, turn the power off.
･ Insert or remove the UIM with FOMA termi nal closed using both hands.

Inserting the card

Tray is pulled out until it stops.

Slot
tray

UIM slot cover

Cut corner

IC

UIM

Removing the card

aPull out the UIM slot tray.

･The operations are the same as a to b in

“Inserting the card”.

bRemove the UIM by sliding it out.

Cut corner

aRemove the rear cover and then the

battery pack. ☛P37

bPull out the UIM slot tray.

Place your finger on the slot cove r and slide
it out until the slot tray stops.

cInsert the UIM into the slot with the IC

side of the card facing down.

dLift the slot cover until its bottom is even

with the slot tray.

Align the cut corner of the slot tray to the cut
corner of the UIM.

ePush the slot tray in until it fits into place.
fReattach the battery pack and then the

rear cover. ☛P36

When the UIM slot tray is removed

Insert the UIM slot tray and
push the tray straight in.

● R emove the UIM before
replacing the slot tray.

INFORMATION

● Insert the UIM carefully as forcing it may damage the card.

● Carefully handle the removed UIM so it does not become lost.

● When attaching the battery pack, make sure that the UIM slot tray is in place. If not, do not attach the

battery pack. Forcibly attaching the battery pack may damage the UIM or the UIM slot tray.

● When pushing the UIM slot tray in, make sure that the UIM is properly placed in the tray. Forcibly pushing
the slot tray into FOMA terminal may cause an operation error.

Note: The miniSD memory card is not included in the bundle and needs to be purchased. ☛P346

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UIM security codes

The PIN1 and PIN2 codes are used for the UIM.
Both codes are set to “0000” at time of subscription to the FOMA service. You can change this to any
code (4 to 8 digits). ☛P138

PUK (PIN Unblocking Key)

･ The PUK (PIN Unblocking Key) is th e 8-digit number used to unblock the PIN1 and PIN2 lock. It is

given to you at time of purchase.

･ If you enter the PUK incorrectly 10 times in a row, FOMA terminal is locked. Be sure to keep a

separate note of the number. Ple ase be notified, if you forget your PUK or cannot release the lock of
FOMA terminal, you need to bring your FOMA terminal , UIM and id entifi catio n (d river’s licen se e tc.) to
a DoCoMo Shop. Unblocking PIN lock ☛P139

UIM operation restriction function

FOMA terminal is provided with the UIM operation restriction function for protecting your data and files.

･ When data or files downloaded from sites or data attached to mail are saved in FOMA terminal with

the UIM inserted, the UIM operation restriction is automatically set to these data or files.

･ If the UIM is replaced by another UIM or is removed from FOMA terminal, data or files with the UIM

operation restriction set cannot be displayed or played.

･ Data which is subject to the restriction is as follows:

・Screen memo ・Message R/F
・Image inserted in Deco-mail text ・File attached to i-mode Mail
・i-αppli (including i-αppli stand-by display) ・i-motion
・Image (including animatio n and Flash movie) ・Chara-den
・Melody ・PDF data

･ For i-

α

ppli with the UIM operation restriction set, the following operations are disabled when the UIM is

replaced by another UIM or is removed from FOMA terminal:

・Start ・Displaying Detail Info
・Auto start ・Changing auto start setting
・Upgrade

・i-αppli Settings
・Setting the i-αppli stand-by display

Before Using D901iS

INFORMATION

● When data with the UIM operation r estrict ion enabl ed is set f or the stan d-by displ ay, call image or ring ton e,
the image and sound settings return to the default if the UIM is replaced by another UIM or i s removed fr om
FOMA terminal. In this case, the image and sound that are actually displayed/generated may differ from the
settings. Inserting the UIM that was used when the data was downloaded restores the original settings.
(Note that the setting may be canceled if the data was used for Random Display Image.)

● The UIM operation restriction is not set to data obtained via infrared communication, the miniSD memory
card or data link software or to images taken with the built-in camera.

● Data or files with the UIM operation restriction set cannot be moved/copied to the miniSD memory card or
cannot be exchanged by infrared communication.

● Even when Mobile Wallet compatible i­function for holding FeliCa mark over a external device (reader/writer) is available.

α

ppli cannot be started because of UIM operation restriction, the

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Functional differences between UIM types

There are 2 types of UIMs: green and blue. The functions differ depending on the type as shown below:

Item UIM (green) UIM (blue) Page

Number of digits of phone number

Before Using D901iS

that can be registered in the UIM
phonebook

Certificate Download for using
FirstPass

WORLD WING service Available Unavailable P36
Service Dialing Number Calling DoCoMo for General Inquiries

Up to 26 digits Up to 20 digits P97

Available Unavailable P213

Unavailable P428

and DoCoMo for Repairs available

WORLD WING

WORLD WING is the DoCoMo FOMA international roaming service. By taking out the UIM (green) from the
FOMA terminal you normally use and inserting it into an overseas mobile phone (GSM handset), you can
make/receive a call in foreign countries with your own mobile phone number. A separate subscription is
required to use WORLD WING. Contact “General Inquiries” on the back of this manual for details.

Attaching/removing the battery pack

･ Turn the power off and close FOMA terminal before attaching or removing the battery pack.
･ Be careful not to touch the camera lens.

Attaching the battery pack

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aRemove the rear cover.

While pressing the right part the concave on top of the
rear cover with your thumb, slide it in the direction of the
arrow until it is removed.

bWith the printed surface of the battery pack facing up,

insert the battery pack into FOMA terminal in the angle
as shown.

Do not force the battery pack terminals into FOMA
terminal. Doing so could damage these terminals or the
body connector.

cPush the battery pack in.
dPlace the rear cover p late so that it can slide about

5 mm on the FOMA terminal.

eSlide the rear cover into place.

Failure to follow the correct procedure could damage the
rear cover.

Removing the battery pack

aRemove the rear cover.
bLift the edge of the battery pack with your finger and

remove it.

Battery recycling

FOMA terminal uses a lithium ion battery containi ng va lua ble mat er ial s that should b e re cycled. To p rote ct t he
environment, return used batteries to an NTT DoCoMo service center, NTT DoCoMo agent or recycling center.

● Please take the following precautions when recycling batteries:

･Attach a piece of adhesive tape on the terminals of used battery packs
･Do not disassemble or modify battery packs

Li-ion

INFORMATION

● The FOMA terminal display uses an active LCD. Due to the characteristics of the active LCD, residual
images or crossbar may remain for a while when the b attery pack is at tached or removed. This i s not a fault
of FOMA terminal.

● Do not remove the seal placed on the backside of the r ear cover. If you
do so, the IC card may not be recognized, disabling the IC card
function. When attaching or removing the rear cover, take care not to
remove the seal.

Seal

Charging the battery

Before Using D901iS

When the battery level is low, charge the battery.

･

The battery level icon shows how much charge remains in the battery. ☛P40

Charging time and operation time on full charge (estimates)

Charging time Continuous call time Continuous stand-by time*

During a voice call

Approx.

140 minutes

* Partial display: Sets whether to display the information line even while the display light is turned off.

: Approx. 170 minutes

During a video-phone call

: Approx. 100 minutes

It is set to ON by default.

While
standing still

While
moving

Partial display is ON : Approx. 400 hours
Partial display is OFF : Approx. 600 hours
Partial display is ON : Approx. 300 hours
Partial display is OFF : Approx. 430 hours

･ Continuous call time is an estimate of call time for FOMA terminal when it can send or receive signals

normally.

･ Continuous stand-by time is an estimate of operation time of FOMA terminal when it is closed and able to

receive signals normally. The call/stand-by time may be reduced to about half, depending on the amount of
charge in the battery, the function settings, the ambient temperature and signal conditions (radio waves do
not or hardly reach). Using i-mode communication reduces the call (communication)/stand-by time. Even if
you do not make a call or use i-mode, the call (communication)/stand-by time will be reduce d by composing
i-mode Mail, or starting downloaded i-αppli software or the i-αppli stand-by display.

･ Continuous stand-by time (while standing st ill) is the averag e operati on time of FOMA ter minal when it

is standing still, closed and able to receive signals normally.

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･ Continuous stand-by time (while moving) is the average operation time of FOMA terminal that is

standing still, moving and outside the area when it is closed and able to rece ive signals normally.

･ Alternatively, if you use data communication, Multiaccess or Camera, the call (communication)/stand-

by time will also be reduced.

Before Using D901iS

Notes on battery pack

● Use the battery pack D04.

● The battery pack is a consumable part and will gradually wear out. Each time it is charged, it will accept

slightly less charge than the previous time. When the batt ery charge lasts only half as long as when it was
new, replace it with a new one. The battery pack’s life is about 1 year. This life may be shorter depending
on the frequency of use.

Starting/ending charging and other items to note

The battery pack can be charged regardless of whether FOMA terminal is turned on or off. However,
charging takes longer with the power turned on.

･ When charging starts, the call indicator lights in red.

When FOMA terminal is turned on, the charge alert sounds and the battery level icon blinks.

Charging: Blinks

(

Charged: Lights

Note: The icon design can be changed in Battery Icon. ☛P130

・If the call indicator does no t light in red at the start of charging or it flashes in red, charging is

unsuccessful. If the battery pack still cannot be charged even after charging again, contact “Repairs”
on the back of this manual.

Icon Call indicator Meaning

)

Charging: Lights in red
Charged: Goes off

Charging normally.

･ When charging is completed, th e call indicator goes off.

When FOMA terminal is turned on, the charge alert sounds and the battery level icon lights. (If the
battery level icon blinks, charging is not completed.)

･ You can set the charge alert not to sound. ☛P116
･ Do not charge the battery for an extended period (longer than a full day) with FOMA terminal turned

on. FOMA terminal uses power so the adapter continues charging until FOMA terminal is unplugged
from the adapter. In such a case, the AC or DC adapter charges again but when FOMA terminal is
removed in the middle of charging, the following could occur:

・Low battery level
・Message appears indicating that the battery runs out
・FOMA terminal is operational for a short time

･ If the battery is sufficiently charged, connecting FOMA terminal to the AC or DC adap te r ma y n o t start

charging.

･ If you use FOMA terminal while charging the battery for an extended period with the AC or DC adapter

connected, the ambient temperatu re may rise above the acceptable range.

･ Insert or remove the connector from FOMA terminal slowly and firmly without forcing it.
･ Insert or remove the AC adapter connector straight to/from FOMA terminal.

Charging from a wall outlet

Use the FOMA AC adapter 01 (optional) to charge the battery. Also it can be used with the desktop
holder D04 (optional).
You can charge the battery with FOMA terminal either closed or open.

･ The battery pack can only be charged when it is attached to FOMA terminal.
･ Be careful not to touch the camera lens.
･ For details, refer to the manuals for the AC adapter and the desktop holder.

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■ Charging the battery with the AC adapter alone

r

Call indicator

Release button

Connector
( up)

Power plug

■ Charging the battery in the desktop holder

Call indicator

Desktop holder

Connector
( up)

100 V AC outlet

Power plug

100 V AC outlet

AC adapter

aUnfold the power plug from the AC

bInsert the AC adapter connector in

cInsert FOMA terminal vertically into

dCheck that charging starts.

AC
adapte

Check that the call indicator lights in red.
When charging is completed, remove
FOMA terminal from the desktop holde r
by tilting to front.

aUnfold the power plug from the

AC adapter and plug it into a
100V AC outlet.

bOpen the external connection

terminal cap.

cInsert the AC adapter

connector in firmly until it
clicks.

dCheck that charging starts.

When charging is completed,
remove the AC adapter connector
from FOMA terminal while
pressing the release buttons on
both sides of the connector, and
unplug the AC adapter from the
outlet. Then close the terminal cap.

adapter and plug it into a 100V AC
outlet.

the desktop holder until it clicks.

the desktop holder and then tilt back.

Before Using D901iS

･ When inserting FOMA terminal into the desktop holder, be careful not to put a strap in the holder.

Charging in a car

Use the FOMA DC adapter 01 (optional) to charge the battery in a car. It can be used with negative
ground cars (both 12 V and 24 V).

･ For details, refer to the DC adapter manual.

aInsert the cigarette lighter plug of the DC adapter into the cigarette lighter socket of the car.
bTurn off FOMA terminal and open the external connection terminal cap.
cInsert the DC adapter connector in firmly until it clicks.
dCheck that charging starts.

When charging is completed, remove the DC adapter connector from FOMA terminal while pressing the
release buttons on both sides of the connector, and remove the cigarette lighter plug from the cigarette
lighter socket. Then close the terminal cap.

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Call indicator

Cigarette lighter plug

Before Using D901iS

Release button

Connector
( up)

Cigarette lighter socket

DC adapter

INFORMATION

● The car battery may be discharged if you charge FOMA terminal with the engine off. Use the DC adapter
when the car engine is running.

● When not in use, remove the DC adapter from the cigarette lighter socket.

● The DC adapter fuses (DC adapter: 2A) are consumable items. New fuses are available at automotive

supply stores.

Checking the remaining battery level Battery Level

The display indicates the remaining battery level in 3 levels.

･

The remaining battery level display should be used as a rough indication.

(Remaining battery level 3): Ample charge
(Remaining battery level 2): Low charge
(Remaining battery level 1): Recharging recommended

Battery level icon

Checking the remaining battery level by sound and display

･ The sound does not ring in the following situations:

・Keypad Sound is set to OFF
・Silent Mode is set
・The ring alert volume for calls is set to Silent

Press m843 on the stand-by display.

1

The remaining battery level i s displayed. The sound rings at the sound set in Keypad Sound.

･ The icon can be changed by Battery Icon setting. ☛P130

(Level 3) (Level 2)

(Level 1)

Sound rings 3 times.

Sound rings twice.

Sound rings once.

When the battery is almost exhausted

A message appears or an alert sound (low battery alert) rings indicating low battery. Charging the battery
stops the low battery alert. If you want to stop it immediately, press f.

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･ In stand-by, a message indica ting low battery appears. The message disappears by pressing o.

After a brief interval, it reappears and the low battery alert sounds. At this time, all the icons on top of
the screen blink and after approxi mately 1 minute the power turns off automatically.

･ During a call, the low battery alert sounds from the earpiece and a message indicating low battery

appears. The message disappears by pressing o, c or f. When approximately 20 seconds
elapses after the low battery alert, the call is cut off and the stand-by display reappears. Then, after
approximately 1 minute the power turns off automatically.

Before Using D901iS

Setting the low battery alert not to sound

･ The low battery alert does not sound when Silent Mode or Driving Mode is on.

Default ON

Press m815 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 2.

2

･ To set the alert, press 1.

INFORMATION

● Even if Low Battery Alert is set to OFF, when the battery almost runs out during a call, the low batter y a lert
sounds from the earpiece and a message indicating low battery is displayed.

Low Battery Alert

Turning the power on/off Power ON/OFF

Turning the power on

Hold down f for over 2 seconds.

1

The wake-up screen is displayed and the stand-by display appears (Displaying the wake-up screen
may take some time).

Battery

level icon

Received

signal level
Date/day/time

Stand-by
image

is displayed while reading the
UIM and disappears when reading
is completed.

* The background image on the

display is for example purposes only
(and differs from the default).

Strong Weak

･ If the date and time have not been set, a message appears

informing you that the date and time are not set. Press o
and perform Date and Time Setting.

･ If no UIM is inserted, a message informing you that

attachment of UIM is required is displayed. Turn t he
power off, insert the UIM and turn the power back on.

･

When PIN Code ON/OFF is set to ON, enter the PIN1 code.

･ The following items can be changed:

･ Stand-by image ☛P118
･ Display format of date and time ☛P132
･ Battery level icon ☛P130

Received signal level status

→→

Outside the service area and where
radio waves are hard to reach

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Turning power off

Hold down f for over 2 seconds.

1

･ When Key Lock is set, you cannot turn the power off. Cancel Key Lock and then turn the power

off.

Before Using D901iS

INFORMATION

● If you make a call or use i-mode communication when is displayed in locations outside the service area or
where radio waves are hard to reach, move to another locations where the icon is not displayed. However, calls
may be cut off even when is displayed and you are not moving.

● When Reset Call Cost is set to ON, enter the PIN2 code.

● If you do not press any keys for 90 seconds when showing in the following, the display light is turned off

automatically (except while shooting with the camera, etc.). The display light is turned on again if there is
any key operation or incoming call.

･When the lighting time is set to other than Always in Display Light Setting
･During charging (when Turn light on is set to other than Always, and AC adapter connected is set to

Terminal settings in Display Light setting)

Switching to English Select Language

Default Japanese

Press m828 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 2.

2

･ To switch to Japanese mode, press 1.

INFORMATION

● In English mode, the character input mode changes in the following order:
(hiragana/kanji) →

半カナ

(katakana)

半英

(alphabet) → 半数 (numeric) →

Setting the date and time Date and Time Setting

The time setting can be done in two ways: obtaining the time information from DoCoMo network
to adjust the time settings of your FOMA terminal, or manually input current time to your terminal.

･

If Auto Time Set is ON, automatic time correction takes place when UIM is inserted and you turn the
power on in a location where radio waves reach.

･ Automatic time correction sometimes causes a time error of several seconds. It may fail to correct the

time depending on the radio wave condition.

･ Even if time information is received while i-

according to i-αppli.

･ If Auto Time Set is set to ON, time might not be set for a while.
･ When no UIM is inserted or FOMA terminal is out of the service area, the automatic time correction will

be unavailable even if you turn the power off and then on.

Default Auto Time Set: ON Offset: +,00h00m

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α

ppli is running, time might not be able to be corrected

漢

Press m851 on the stand-by display.

1

Select each item to set.

2

Auto Time Set

：Turn the automatic time correction set on/off.

･ To enter the date and time manually, set Auto Time Set to OFF.

Offset ：Specify the amount of time advance (+) or delay (-) so that your terminal's clock

advances from/delays to the time obtained at certain hours and minutes.

･ Enter the time between 00h00m and 23h59m.
･ Prefix 0 if the time and/or minute is single digit (0 to 9).

Date, Time ：Set the date and the time.

･ Year should be specified by the last 2 digits of year. From January 1st 2000 to

･ Enter time in the 24-hour clock (00h00m - 23h59m).
･ Prefix 0 if the month, date, time and/or minute is single digit (0 t o 9).
･ Also, you can increase or decrease the entered values by pressing %.
･ Or, repeat pressing & till the value to change is highlighted, and then enter the

Press p.

3

･ When you turn on the automatic time correction, specify the time offset.

Date and time adjustment is not available.

December 31st 2050 is available.

number.

Before Using D901iS

INFORMATION

● You cannot use the following functions when the date and time are not set:

･ Random Display Image (When the timing switch is set to other than Open slide）
･ Scheduler ･ Auto Power ON
･ Auto Power OFF ･ Alarm Clock
･ i-

α

ppli auto start ☛P300 ･ i-αppli DX requiring the time setting ☛P286

･ Downloading i-motion with playback restrictions set ☛P331
･ Data (schedule) transfer ☛P365, P367 ･ Software Update
･ Update Definition ･ Certificate Download ☛P213
･ SSL communication (authentication)

● If the date and time are not set, the date a nd t ime are not re cord ed fo r th e fol lowi ng f un ct ions and
“----/--/--” or “--------------- -” i s displ ayed . A num ber to segme ntal ize ( segme ntal numb er ) may be appen ded .

･ Redial/Received Calls ･ Answer Machine, Voice Memo
･ Date and time of image/video shot with the camera ☛P157
･ Date and time in file name of data read by Bar Code Reader ☛P176
･ Date and time of downloaded i-
･ Date and time of downloaded still image, melody, Chara-den, mail template ☛P360, P233

● The set time remains even when the battery pack is replaced, but may be reset if the battery pack is
removed for an extended period. In this case, set the date and time again.

● You can set the date and time by pressing m4 during a voice call.

● When Call Cost Limit or Reset Call Cost is set to ON, entry of the security code is required.

α

ppli ☛P292 ･ Date and time of sent mail, unsent mail ☛P252

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Notifying your phone number to the other party Caller ID Notification

Set FOMA terminal to send your number (caller ID) to be displayed on the other party’s phone every time
you make a call.

･

Before Using D901iS

Caller ID is your important information. Carefully consider whether to send your caller ID.

･ Caller ID is displayed only when the other party’s phone has the ability to display caller ID such as

digital mobile phones.

･ You do not need to apply to use Caller ID Notification. No monthly fee is required.
･ Caller ID Notification cannot be set in a location outside the service area or wh ere radio waves are

hard to reach. Move to another location with good radio reception.

･ For details, see “FOMA Network Services User’s Guide”.

Press m951 on the stand-by display.

1

■ Checking current setting

a Press m952 on the stand-by display and select Yes.

Enter the network security code and press 1.

2

･ The network security code entered is masked with “
･ To deactivate, press 2.

INFORMATION

● You can use the following ways to show/hide caller ID to the other party.

･Setting to either show/hide caller ID for each phonebook entry ☛P107
･Setting to either show/hide caller ID for each call ☛P51, P52

● If you hear a guidance to request your caller ID when you make a call, call back after setting FOMA
terminal to send your caller ID.

＊

”.

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Checking your own phone number Own Number

Check your phone number (My phone number), name, mail address, etc.

Default Terminal settings

Press m0 on the stand-by display.

1

･ The subscribing mobile phone number is set for My phone number.
･ To check your i-mode Mail address, press d1 on the stand-by display to display iMenu, then

select English → dOptions → aMail Settings → Confirm Mail Address.

INFORMATION

● Press b0 to check your phone number during a call.

● Saving information other than phone number ☛P404

● You can exchange the Own Number information between other FOMA termi nals with infrared

communication function.

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Making/Receiving Calls

Making calls

Making calls ......................................................................................................46

Switching from a voice call to a video-phone call..........................................49

Calling back previously called numbers ........................................... Redial 50

Setting whether to send your phone number for each call ... 186/184 Call 51

Making calls by setting the conditions ............................. Customized Call 52

Using international calls ........................................................ WORLD CALL 53

Making a call by specifying a sub-address ............................ Sub Address 54

Setting the alarm indicating reconnection of the interrupted call

............................................................................................ Reconnect Alarm 55

Suppressing ambient noises to improve the call quality

............................................................................................. Noise Reduction 55

Talking without using hands in a car ............................... In-car Handsfree 55

Receiving calls

Receiving calls ..................................................................................................56

Enabling use of dial keys to answer a call ...................... Any Key Answer 59

Setting to start talking by opening FOMA terminal .............. Open Answer 59

Disconnecting/continuing/holding a call when closing FOMA terminal

................................................................................................... Close Setting 59

Using Received Calls ........................................................... Received Calls 60

Adjusting the volume of the caller’s voice ......................... Volume Setting 62

Adjusting the ring volume .......................................... Ring Volume Setting 62

Setting operations when receiving voice/video-phone calls

................................ Incoming Call Setting/Video-phone Receiving Setting 63

Setting priority screen displayed for incoming calls during a call or packet

communication ............................................................ Priority Comm Mode 64

When you can/could not answer a call

Putting incoming calls on hold when you cannot answer right away

......................................................................................... Response and Hold 65

Setting a response hold guidance ..................................... Status Message 66

Setting an on-hold tone .......................................................... On-hold Tone 66

Setting not to receive calls during driving ............................ Driving Mode 67

Allowing the caller to leave message when you cannot answer the call

.............................................................................................. Answer Machine 69

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Making calls

Making calls

The procedures for making voice calls and the operations in common with video-phone calls are
explained here.

･

You cannot make calls even if you press dial keys when Keypad Dial Lock is on.

･ Do not cover the built-in antenna with your hands during a call.

Making/Receiving Calls

Enter a phone number on the stand-by display.

1

Calling general subscriber
phone

Calling mobile phone 090 - XXXX - XXXX

Calling PHS phone 070 - XXXX - XXXX

･ You can enter up to 80 digits for the phone number. However, only 24

digits are displayed.

･ To correct the phone number, press c.
･ To return to the stand-by display, hold down c for over a second.

Press n.

2

Press f when a call is finished.

3

･ To end the call by closing FOMA terminal, change the setting in Close Setting.

INFORMATION

● You can also make a call in order of Step 2, Step 1. A voice call will be made automatically about 5
seconds after you have pressed n and entered the phone number.

● You may not be able to make a call while executing another function. ☛P490

● When a call is made to the other party with a video/i-motion set for the image of the phonebook data, the

first frame of the video/i-motion is displayed on the dialing screen. ☛P94

● Multiple communication functions can be used simultaneously. ☛P382, P488

● If a guidance to request your caller ID is heard when a call is made, call back after you have set FOMA

terminal to send your caller ID.

● When you make a call by entering a phone number without appending “186” or “184” before the phone
number or by setting Caller ID to No specified in Customized Call, the operation depends on the setting for
Caller ID Notification.

● When there is an incoming packet call during a voice call, the incoming screen appears according to the
setting for Priority Comm Mode.

● The flat type earphone/microphone set with switch (optional) can be used to make calls.

You will hear a dial tone. You can start talking when the call is answered.

･ I f the phone of the other party is busy, you will hear busy signals. Press

f to end the call and make a call again later. You can call back quickly
using Redial.

･ I f the power of the other party’s mobile phone or PHS is turned off or the

other party is in an area where radio waves are hard to reach, a guidance
informs that the connection is unavailable.

Always include the area code even when
calling from the same city.

080 - XXXX - XXXX

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Putting calls on hold while talking On-hold

Putting the call on hold while talking allows you to talk without the caller hearing your voice.

･ The callers are charged for the time spent on hold.

Press o during a call.

1

The call is put on hold and a guidance is played. For video-phone calls, the video-phone on-hold
image is displayed on the terminal of the other party and yourself.

The video-phone call on-hold
image

On-hold during a

voice call

･ Press o or n while voice calls are on hold to cancel the hold.
･ Press o while video-phone calls are on hold to cancel the hold and send the image similar to

that has been sent before the hold. Press t to cancel the hold and send a camera image to the
other party. Press n to cancel the hold and send a substitute image.

INFORMATION

● To put the call on hold by closing FOMA terminal, change the setting in Close Setting. When the call is put
on hold by closing FOMA terminal, the hold cannot be released even if FOMA terminal is opened.

● The melody can be played while on hold. ☛P66

● The video-phone on-hold image can be changed. ☛P84

● The melody applicable to 3D sound set as on-hold tone may be heard deteriorated to the other party.

On-hold during a
video-phone call

Making/Receiving Calls

Using the speakerphone function

You can make a call allowing the voi ce of the other party to be heard from the speaker.

Enter a phone number on the stand-by display and hold down n or t for over a

1

second.

･ Whi le dialing, you can switch between the ordinary call and the call using the speakerpho ne

function by pressing n. While talking, you can switch by pressing n or a.

･ is displayed during using the speakerphone function.
･ The operation is the same as when operating from th e list of the phonebook, redials, received

calls, recorded messages and voi ce memos.

INFORMATION

● When switching to the speakerphone function, the volume may suddenly increase and damage your ears,
so use it with FOMA terminal away from your ears.

● If a call is hard to hear with a large amount of noise around you or the other party, make the call from
earpiece normally.

● Talk to FOMA terminal within approximately 30 cm.

● The speakerphone function can also be used even when Silent Mode is on.

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Operation during voice calls

･ The following operations can be performed from the submenu:

Submenu item Description Page

a

Switch to V-phone Switches from a voice call to a video-phone call. P49

b

Received calls Displays received calls. P60

c

Redial Displays redials. P50

d

Making/Receiving Calls

Set time Sets the date and time. P42

e

Reconnect alarm* Allows setting an alarm sound indicating reconnection of a call

under improved signal quality which has been cut off due to poor
signal quality.

f

Quality alarm* Sets whether to sound alarm when your call is about to be cut off

due to poor signal quality.

g

Terminal close Sets whether to hang up by closing FOMA terminal. P59

h

Dial up Allows making a call to another party during a call using Call Waiting

Service.

i

Volume Adjusts the earpiece volume. P62

* The setting can be changed while an alarm is sounding. The change is effective when the alarm once

stopped.

･ The operation can be performed b y following keys during a call:

・Press p to start the phonebook.
・Hold down C for over a second to record the other party’s voice (Talking Voice Memo).
・Press % to adjust the volume.
・Press l for received calls or r for redials to display.
・Press t to activate Camera.

Entering pauses or timed pauses

P55

P116

P423

･ Pauses and timed pauses apply only to voice calls.

Example

When you call to “03XXXXXXXXP12345” (P=Entered a pause)

When you press o after the call is conne cted, all phone numbers after the pause are dialed.

Entering a pause “P”

A pause (P) is used for sending messages to beepers*, operating the answering system at home,
reserving tickets, etc. At the point the pause (P) is entered, the dial digits are separated and a tone
signal (DTMF) is sent.

Hold down ( for over a second.

1

･ You cannot make a call if a pause is entered at the beginning of the phone number.

* From January 2001, the DoCoMo display beeper name has changed to “QUICKCAST”.

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Entering a timed pause “T”

A timed pause (T) is used to dial outside line numbers with extensions. Enter “T” between the outside
line and extension number to dial the extension number after a pause of a set number of seconds
following the outside line number.

Hold down # for over a second.

1

･ Timed pauses can be entered in succession.
･ Each timed pause is followed by a second interval.
･ You cannot make a call if a timed pause is entered at the beginning of the phone number.

INFORMATION

● Tone signals (DTMF) may not be received depending on the receiving device.

● When it is necessary to send tone signals (DTMF) following voice promp ts as in making ticket reservat ions,

the speakerphone function is useful. In this case, input tone signals (DTMF) after switching to the
speakerphone.

● A subscriber to Call Waiting Service cannot make a call to another party by putting the current call on hold
and entering a pause (P) or timed pause (T).

● When On hold is set in Close Setting, the call is continued e ven if you close FO MA ter min al while sendi ng
tone signals (DTMF).

Switching from a voice call to a video-phone call

You can switch to a video-phone by operating from the submenu during a voice call when the
other terminal is compatible with switching a call. Switching can be performed only from the
terminal which made the voice call. (for 901iS series only as of May, 2005)

･

To switch to a video-phone call, the other party needs to set Indication ON of Indicate V-phone in
advance. ☛P88

Making/Receiving Calls

Press m1 during a voice call and select YES.

1

･ The guidance that the call is switched is pl ayed during switching the call.
･ Select No to return to the voice call talking screen.
･ You can switch to the call using the speakerphone function by pressing n or a while

switching the call.

INFORMATION

● During packet communication, disconnect the packet communication and switch to a video-ph one call.

● When the other party is during packet communication, the call cannot be switched t o a video-phone call.

● It takes about 5 seconds to switch. In addition, it might take time to switch depending on radio wave conditions.

● A voice call may not be switched to a video-phone call and the connection may be interrupted due to radio

wave conditions.

● The call is not charged while Modifying is displayed.

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● Switching from a video-phone call to a voice call. ☛P77

● The second call received during switching a call is rejected and recorded in the received call list.

● The speakerphone function is used continuously even if a voice call and video-phone call are switched.

● The settings (such as switching the camera or selecting t he frame) during a video-phone call are canceled

when a voice call and a video-phone call are switched.

● According to the call duration of a video-phone call and voice call, the call charges are added, respective ly.

Making/Receiving Calls

Calling back previously called numbers Redial

This function records the number you dialed as call history (Redial). When the phone of the other
party is busy, etc., you can redial by simple operation.

The redial list can contain up to 30 entries. When the number of the calls exceeds 30, the oldest one is

･

deleted.

･ When the date and time have not been set, the date and time is not recorded in the redial data.
･ When the same number is redialed, only the most recent call is recorded for each of No specified,

Notify, Not notify of the caller ID set in Customized Call.

･ While not in Secret Mode, when the call is made to the other party who is registered in the phonebook with

Secret Attribute set, the phone numbers of the other party is displayed in the redial.

Press r on the stand-by display and place the cursor at the party to redial from the

1

redial list.

Phone number or name (when the other party’s phone number is
registered in the phonebook)

: When set to show caller ID in Customized Call

: When set to hide caller ID in Customized Call
The date and time and phone number of outgoing call to the selected party
(an image when the other party’s image is saved in the phonebook)

: Making a video-phone call
: Making an international call

■ Registering an entry to the phonebook

a Place the cursor at the redial to register and press m1.

･ To add entries to the registered phoneboo k data, press m2.

b Register the name or address by pressing 1 or 2. ☛P94, P97

･ To add entries to the registered phoneboo k data, press 1 or 2 to select the data of

the registration destination. ☛P104

■ Composing SMS

a Place the cursor at the redial number to set for an address, and hold down a for over

a second.

The SMS composition screen with the redial phone number specified as the address is
displayed.

･ I f the redial phone number is saved in the phonebook together with mail addresses,

pressing a displays the i-mode Mail composition screen with the first mail address
specified as the address. If not, the screen is displayed with the redial phone number
specified as the address.

■ Switching to the received call list

a Press p .

･ Each press switches the screen between the redial list and received call list.

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Press n.

2

A voice call is made.

･ Press t to make a video-phone call.
･ Press o to make a call in the same way as in the way of dialing of the selected redial (voice call in case

the redial is a voice call/video-phone call in case the re dial is a video-pho ne call). Note that the redial
dialed by 32K video-phone call is dialed by 64K video-phone call.

INFORMATION

● When Privacy Mode is on (Authorized access set for Phonebook & Logs), entry of the terminal security code
is required.

● When Keypad Dial Lock or PIM Lock is set, the numbers recorded in the redial data up to that point are
deleted. Not that calls made after the setting are recorded and can be made from the redial data.

● You can make a call after switching to show/hide the caller ID or appending a prefix to the phone number.
☛P52

Deleting redials

Press r on the stand-by display.

1

Place the cursor at the redial to delete and press m41.

2

･ To delete all redials, press m42.

Select Yes.

3

Setting whether to send your phone number for each call

Set whether to make your phone number (caller ID) to display on the other party’s terminal when
you make a call.

･

The caller ID is your important information. Carefully consider whether to send your caller ID.

･ The caller ID is displayed only when the other party’s terminal has the ability to display caller ID as in

the case of digital mobile phone.

186/184 Call

Making/Receiving Calls

Making calls by adding “186 ( 31#)”/“184 (#31#)” to the phone numbers

Prefix a specific number to the beginning of the phone number when you make a call.

■ Showing your caller ID

“186 (or (31#) + the other party’s phone number + n”

･To make a video-phone call, press t instead of n.

■ Hiding your caller ID

“184 (or #31#) + the other party’s phone number + n”

･To make a video-phone call, press t instead of n.

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INFORMATION

● If a guidance to request your caller ID is heard when you make a call, call back after you have set FOMA
terminal to notify your caller ID.

● When setting/operating the multiple caller ID notification methods simultaneously, the caller ID is notified in the
following priority order (a to c).

a

When you select the caller ID notification method from Customized call in the submenu when making a call

b

When appending “186 ( 31#)”/“184 (#31#)” before the other party’s phone number

c

Making/Receiving Calls

When setting Caller ID Notification
Also, when setting/operating the above caller ID notification methods simultaneously, the number displayed on
the screen may differ from the actually sent number (with or without caller ID notification).

● Whe n m a king a n international call, the caller ID may not be notifie d depending on the going pho ne company
even if “186 ( 31#)” is added.

● When making a call adding “186 ( 31#)”/“184 (#31#)” to the other party’s phone number, the phone number
added with “186 ( 31#)”/“184 (#31#)” is also recorded in the redial data.

Making calls by setting the conditions

This function allows you to select a call type, show/hide your caller ID, use multi-number and
append a prefix for each voice/video-phone call.

Enter a phone number on the stand-by display and press m3.

1

･ The operation is the same as when operating from th e list of redials, received calls, reco rded

messages or voice memos.

･ Customized Call can also be made by pressing m5 on the phonebook list.

Select each item to set a condition for dialing.

2

Call Type ：Select a voice call, 64K or 32K video-phone call.
Caller ID ：Set to show/hide caller ID. When No specified is set, the setting for Caller ID Notification

is used.

Multi No. ：☛P429
Prefix ：Select the number (prefix) appended before the phone number.

･ The default setting is “009130010” for international calls.

Prefix ☛P54

Press m and select Yes.

3

A call is made by the settings.

･ When you sele ct 64K V-phone or 32K V-phone call in Call Type, you can select Chara-den call to

select Chara-den to be displa yed during a video-phone call.

INFORMATION

● Even if the number “186 ( 31#)”/“184 (#31#)” are added to the phone number in the phonebook, the
number notification of this function have the priority.

the details (

● On
phonebook or the details (Phone) screen of Own Number, press m and select Customized call.

● If a guidance to request your caller ID is played when a call is made, call back after you have set FOMA
terminal to send your caller ID.

● In case of international call, caller ID may not be notified depending on the going phone company even
when Notify is selected in Caller ID.

Top/Phone) screen of the FOMA terminal phonebook, the details screen of the UIM

Customized Call

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Using international calls WORLD CALL

DoCoMo international call service “WORLD CALL”

･ This international call service “WORLD CALL” is available for DoCoMo mobile phones.
･ How to call

009130 010 country code area code the other party’ s p hon e
number n
* The above phone number can be registered in the FOMA terminal phonebook.
* When the area code begins with “0”, dial without “0”. (When calling to a general subscriber phone and

other phones in Italy, you need to dial “0”).

･ You can call to approximately 220 countries and regions around the world.
･ WORLD CALL charges are added to the FOMA service charges every month.
･ No subscription charges or monthly fee is required.

Note: You were subscribed to “WORLD CALL” as one of standard services at the time of subscription

to the FOMA service (unless you request not to subscribe to it).

･ Change the international call dial procedure

MY LINE service is not applicable to mobile telephone communications, including WORLD CALL
service. However, along with the introducing of MY LINE service, the dialing procedure for
international communications u sing a mobile te lephon e was chang ed. Co nsequen tly, the previo us dial
procedure (without prefix “010”) no longer be used.

･ Contact “General Inquiries” on the back of this manual for details.

Note: To use the international call services other than the DoCoMo service, contact the carrier for details.

･ “International video-phone” calls to parties using specific overseas 3G mobile phone terminals

by dialing as described above and placing a call in the video-phone mode.

Note 1: For the countries and overseas carriers you can connect to, visit the DoCoMo website.
Note 2: The image of the other party displayed on FOMA terminal may be distorted or connection may not be

established depending on the terminal at the other end of the international video-phone line.

can be made

Making/Receiving Calls

Using “WORLD CALL” by simplified dialing Auto Assist Setting

If Auto is set for Auto Assist Setting, entering “+” followed by phone number from a country code makes
an international call easily appending “009130010” for international call automatically.

･ If “+” is prefixed to dial followed by the country code of Japan “81”, “009130010” for international call is

not appended even when Auto is set for Auto Assist Setting.

Default Auto

Press m876 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 1.

2

･ To cancel the setting, press 2.

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■ When making international calls using Auto Assist Setting

a Hold down 0 for over a second on the stand-by display and enter a country code

and then phone number.

･ “+” can be entered by holding down 0 for over a second.

b Press n.

Setting numbers other than “WORLD CALL” Prefix

Making/Receiving Calls

By registering a number to add to the beginning of the phone number (Prefix) in advance, you can add a
prefix even after entering the phone number to make an international call easily.

･ The default setting is “009130010” for international calls. “009130010” can be changed to another

prefix.

Default 009130010

Press m875 on the stand-by display.

1

Select Prefix field and enter a number.

2

･ Up to 3 numbers in total and up to 10 digits for each number can be entered.
･ Do not include a pause or timed pause in the phone number. If you set a prefix containing a pause

or timed pause, you cannot add the prefix when making a call.

Press p.

3

■ Selecting a prefix when making an inte rnational call

a Enter a country code and then phone number on the stand-by

display.

b Press m3 and select Prefix field.
c Select a prefix number to be used.
d Press m and select Yes.

Making a call by specifying a sub-address Sub Address

Specify a sub-address to call a specific phone or communication device.

･

This setting is also used to sele ct the contents in a video delivery service, “M-stage V live”.

Default ON

Press m877 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 1.

2

･ To cancel the setting, press 2.

Making a call by specifying a sub-address

Press ( (sub-address delimiter) after the phone number, enter a sub-address and press n (for a
voice call) or t (for a video-phone call). Note that the sub-address needs to be set for the other party’s
terminal or communication device.

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INFORMATION

● Even when Sub Address is ON, if a phone number begins with “ ” or an added prefix contains “ ”, the
digits after “ ” are not recognized as a sub-address and called as the number containing “ ”.

● Even when Sub Address is ON, if “ ” is pressed after entering a pause or timed pause, it is not recog nized
as a sub-address delimiter and sent as tone signals (DTMF) containing “ ”.

Setting the alarm indicating reconnection of the interrupted call

Sets an alarm that is heard at the time of reconnecting the voice call or video-phone call
interrupted by poor signal conditions in a tunnel or behind a building when signal conditions
improve.

･

The other party’s voice is not heard while signals are disrupted.

･ The time until the call is reconnected depends on line use or signal conditions. (The approximate time

is a maximum of 10 seconds.)

･ Note that the call is charged for the time until the call is reconnected (up to 10 seconds).
･ The call may be cut off before the alarm sounds depending on line use or signa l conditions.

Default High alarm

Press m872 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 1 to 3.

2

Reconnect Alarm

Making/Receiving Calls

Suppressing ambient noises to improve the call quality Noise Reduction

By suppressing ambient noises during a call, the other party can hear your voice clearly and you
can also hear the other party’s voice clearly.

･

It is recommended that this function be turned ON when using normally.

Default ON

Press m871 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 1.

2

･ To cancel the setting, press 2.

Talking without using hands in a car In-car Handsfree

Connecting FOMA terminal with a handsfree device (e.g. car navigation system), which is
available in market, through FOMA USB connection cable (optional), allows you to make or
answer calls without using hands during driving.
This function is an optional function that will be available when the compatible device is released.
Note: For operations of handsfree devices, refer to the instruction manual for each handsfree

devices.

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INFORMATION

● Display and ring alert for incoming calls operate according to the FOMA terminal settings. However, if th e
setting is made to activate ring ale rt of a handsf ree device an d while t he handsfree d evice is conn ected, the
ring alert of a handsfree device sounds for incoming calls even if Silent Mode is on or OFF is set for Sound
Setting on FOMA terminal.

● Incoming calls during Driving Mode operate according to the FOMA terminal settings.

● If a video-phone call is made with a handsfree device using the phonebook or Redial, it depends on the

Making/Receiving Calls

communication speed setting of the handsfree device. If no communication speed setting is made, the
video-phone call is made at fixed 64K.

● When a video-phone call is made/received with a handsfree device, a substitute image is sent to the other
party.

● If the setting is made to hear sounds from FOMA terminal while a handsfree device is connected, FOMA
terminal operates according to Close Setting when it is closed during a call. If the setting is made to hear
sounds from a handsfree device, the call continues even if FOMA terminal is closed, regardless of Close
Setting.

● When Answer Machine is set, it is operated according to the Answer Machine setting even if a handsfree
device is connected.

● Ring volume or earpiece volume cannot be adjusted from handsfree devices.

Note: The compatible device has not been released as of May, 2005.

Receiving calls

Receiving calls

The procedures for receiving voice calls and the common operations for voice calls and video­phone calls are explained here.

･

For a voice call, calls can a lso b e answe red by pressin g 0 to 9, (, an d # other than n
(Any Key Answer). ☛P59

A call is received.

1

The ring tone sounds, the display light turns on and the call indicator lights/flashes.

･ Press f to put the call on hold (Response and Hold).

Press n.

2

Press f when a call is finished .

3

･ To end the call by closing FOMA terminal, change the setting in Close Setting.

You can talk. The call duration is displayed.

･ Press o to put the call on hold (On-hold).
･ You can switch to calls using the speakerphone function by pressing n

or a.

･ You can also answer the calls by opening FOMA terminal. ☛P59

Display information

The caller’s phone number, name or still image, video/i-motion may be displayed on the screen
according to the terminal condi tion of the caller and the FOMA terminal settings. The name or phone
number can be set not to be displayed. ☛P126

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■ When the other party has sent their caller ID

When the phone number of the other party is not registered in your phonebook,
the phone number and the image set in Incoming Call Setting or Video-phone
Receiving Setting is displayed.

･ When the phone/video-phone call of Sound Setting is set to Movie ringtone,

Movie ringtone is played. When Movie ringtone is with sound only (i-motion
without image such as singer’s voices), the incoming image by default is
displayed, however, the imag e can be changed in Incoming Call Setting or
Video-phone Receiving Setting.

If the phone number of the other party has been already registered in your
phonebook, the name is displayed. In addition, when Contact Image is ON, the
still image or video/i-motion set in the phonebook is also displayed. ☛P125

･ When the ring alert settings are set to Movie ringtone, the image for Movie

ringtone is played according to the setting in order of priority of

1.phonebook (phonebook No.) → 2.phonebook (grou p) → 3.phone/video-
phone of Sound Setting. When the image for Movie ringtone or the
phonebook is not set, the image set in Incoming Call Setting is displayed.

■ If the other party’s caller ID is not notified

Displays a reason why no caller ID is sent.

Reason for no

caller ID

User unset The caller selected not to send the caller ID.
Payphone The call was made from a payphone, etc.
Not support The call was made from a party who cannot send caller ID,

such as a call from overseas or from a general subscriber
phone via forwarding service (however, caller ID may be
displayed depending on connecting phone companies.)

Description

When a voice call arrives, an incoming operation or image set in Anonymous Caller is prioritized. When
a video-phone call comes in, an incoming image operates according to Video-phone Receiving Setting.

Making/Receiving Calls

Operations while receiving calls

･ When there is an incoming voice call, you can perform the following operations from the submenu.

When Answer is set for Arrival Call Act, the same operation can also work when there is another
incoming call during a call.

Submenu item Description

aVoice mail
bCall rejection The call is disconnected (the caller does not pay for the call).
cCall forwarding

* 1 Valid when you use Voice Mail Service and have received a voice call.
* 2 Valid when you use Call Forwarding Service and have set a forwarding phone number.

*1

*2

The incoming call is transferred to the Voice Mail Service Center.

Forwards the incoming call to the forwarding phone number.

･ You can respond a call with Answer Machine by holding down C for over a second (Quick Record

Message).

･ You can also adjust the ring volume or stop the vibrator. ☛P63

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When you hear beeps (call waiting ring tone) while talking

If you subscribe to Voice Mail, Call Waiting or Call Forwarding Serv ice, you will hear be eps (the call waiting ring
tone) when you receive another incoming call while talking and the following operatio ns can be performed:

･ If you do not subscribe to Call Wa iting Service, you cannot receive calls even if you hear beeps.

Service Operation Page

Voice Mail Service
Call Waiting Service Puts the current call on hold and answers the second call. P422

Making/Receiving Calls

Call Forwarding Service

* This service can be selected with the settings of Yes in Arrival Act Setting and Answer in Arrival Call Act.

*

The incoming call is transferred to the Voice Mail Service Center. P420

*

Forwards the incoming call to the forwarding phone number. P424

INFORMATION

● For calls received from callers not registered in the phonebook, you can reject calls, or set the ring tone or
vibrator ringer action not to start immediately. ☛P151, P150

● Call Rejection can be set for some parties registered in the phonebook. ☛P148

● Telephones that do not support dialed long-distance call s such as in-building phones and PBX cannot be

used to make calls to FOMA terminals.

● When there is an incoming packet call during a voice call, the incoming screen appears according to the
setting for Priority Comm Mode.

● Multiple communication functions can be used simultaneously. ☛P382, P488

● When a call forwarded from FOMA terminal arrives, the phone number from which it was forwarded is

displayed at the lower left part of the incoming screen. Note that the name is not displayed but only the
phone number is displayed even if the phone number of forwarding source is saved in the phonebook. The
phone number may not be displayed depending on the forwarding source.

● Even if i-motion is set to the image for incoming calls in the phonebook or Incoming Call Setting, i-motion is not
played and the first frame of i-motion is displayed when there is an incoming voice call during the voice call.

● If a voice call arrives during Software Update, any video/i-motion set as the ring tone is not played.

パターン

● i-motion set as the ring tone in Sound Setting may chan ge to

i-motion is being deleted or saved, regardless of the se tting s. If a melody or incoming ima ge is se t, when a
call arrives while the melody or image is being moved, deleted and saved, the melody may be
or the image may be the standard image.

● When you receive an international call, a plus sign (+) appears at the beginning of the caller ID.

● The flat type earphone/microphone set with switch (optional) can be used to receive calls.

1 if there is an incoming call while

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Receiving a call by switching from a voice call to a video-phone call

･ The operation for switching can be performed only from the side which made the voice call. It cannot

be performed from the side which received the vo ice call.

･ To receive the request of switching to a video-phone call, set Indication ON of Indicate V-phone. ☛P88

Receive the request of switching to a video-phone call during a voice call. 

1

A confirmation screen is displayed asking whether to send your self image.

Select Yes.

2

The call is switched to a video-phone call and
your self image is sent to the ot her party.

･ The guidance notifying that the call is switched

is played while switching the call.

･ Select No to send the substitute image to the

other party.

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INFORMATION

● When you select Yes in Step 2, your self image is sent for the first time.

Enabling use of dial keys to answer a call Any Key Answer

Allows you to answer a call by pressing 0 to 9, ( or # other than n.

･

This function is available only for voice call. However, it is unavailable when receiving a call while
talking.

Default ON

Press m868 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 1.

2

･ To cancel the setting, press 2.

Setting to start talking by opening FOMA terminal Open Answer

･ This function is available only for voice call (it is also avai lable while Key Lock is on).

Default OFF

Press m879 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 1.

2

･ To cancel the setting, press 2.

Disconnecting/continuing/holding a call when closing FOMA terminal

･ This function does not operate during 64K data communication or packet communication.

Default Continue

Close Setting

Making/Receiving Calls

Press m878 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 1 to 3.

2

End the call : Ends the call.
Continue : Continues the call without putting it on hold . Dur ing a vi de o-ph one call, th e call ca n be

continued with the image as it is.

On hold : Puts the call on hold a nd sends an on-hold tone to the other party.

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INFORMATION

● When End the call is set, closing FOMA terminal while on hold ends the call.

● When Continue is set, the substitute image is sent if FOMA terminal is closed while switching from a voice

call to a video-phone call or it is opened after switching the call.

● When On hold is set, the operations are as follows.

･The call is put on hold if you close FOMA terminal while recording a talking voice memo or switching a

voice call/video-phone call.

Making/Receiving Calls

･The frame is canceled while sending the image with frame during a video-phone call.
･The call is continued even if you close FOMA terminal while sending tone signals (DTMF) or switching

between a voice call and a video-phone call.

● When FOMA terminal is closed during a call by connecting a flat type earphone/ microphone set with swi tch
(optional) or other hands free devices (available in market) and t he setting is made to hear so unds from the
connected device, the call continues regardless of this function’s setting.

● When FOMA terminal is closed while recording a message, the recording is continued regardless of this
setting.

● This setting is applied when FOMA terminal is closed while recording a talking voice memo. When On hold
is set, the contents which were being recorded by just before putting on hold are saved.

Using Received Calls Received Calls

Received Calls records all the incoming calls both answered and missed calls in memory.
Recorded messages are also included in the list.

Up to 30 calls are recorded. When the number exceeds 30, the oldest one is deleted ch ronologically.

･
･ When the date and time are not set, the date and time are not recorded in the received call history.
･ While not in Secret Mode, when the call is received from the other party who is registered in the

phonebook with Secret Attribute se t, the oth er par t y’ s ph one number is displayed on the received call
history.

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Example

1

2

Making calls from the received ca ll history

Press l on the stand-by display and place the cursor at a received call from the list.

Phone number,
in the phonebook)

The date and time and phone number of incoming call from the selected
party (the ringing time in case of missed calls, an image when the other
party’s phone number is saved in the phonebook)

: Received video-phone call/ : Received 64K data communication
: Received international call
: Missed call (unread) : Recorded message exists
: Missed call (read) : Recorded message is deleted

name (when the other party’s phone number is registered

or reason for no caller ID ☛P57

Press n or t.

･ Pressing o makes calls in the same way as in the way of receiving of the selected received call

(voice call/video-phone call).

■ Registering an entry into the phonebook

a Place the cursor at the received call to register and press m1.

･ To add data into the registered phonebook entries, press m2.

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b Register a name or an address by pressing 1 or 2. ☛P94, P97

･ When adding data to the registered phonebook entries, press 1 or 2 and select the

phonebook entry to be registered. ☛P104

■ Composing SMS

a Place the cursor at the received call to be set as an address and hold down a for over

a second.

The SMS composition screen that the phone number of the received call is specified as the
address appears.

･ When the cursor is placed on the received call with the reason for no caller ID, the SMS

composition screen without setting the address appears by holding down a for over a second.

･ If the phone number of the received call is regist ered in the phonebook together with the

mail address, pressing a displays the i-mode Mail composition screen with the first mail
address specified as the address. If not, the scr ee n is disp layed with the phone number of
the received call specified as the address.
When the cursor is placed on the received call with the reason for no caller ID, pressing a
displays the i-mode Mail composition screen without setting the address.

■ Switching to the redial list

a Press p.

･ Each press switches the screen between the received call list and redial list.

Unanswered calls (missed calls)

with the number of missed calls is indi cated and the call is recorded in the receiv ed call history.

☛P32

･ When Indicator light in Alert Lighting Setting is set to ON, the call indicator flas he s un til the received

calls will be displayed.

･ When there is a missed call from an unknown phone number, the ringing time enables you to check

whether the call is a malicious call (One-Ring Call, etc.) made for the sole purpose of leaving the
phone number in the received call history.

Making/Receiving Calls

INFORMATION

● If Missed call is set to Not display with Delayed ring alert in Mute Seconds Setting set to ON, missed calls
within the set delay time are not displayed. Press m53 on the received call list to display the
corresponding missed calls. To return to the previous received call, press m52 and to display all
the received calls, press m51.

● When only missed calls within the set delay t ime are recorded a s received calls, pressing l o n the st and -
by display displays a confirmation screen notifying you of received cal l s not displayed. When Yes is
selected, missed calls within the set delay time are displayed.

● Calls received from callers using dial-in services in such as office may display different numbers from the
caller’s dial-in number.

● When Privacy Mode is on (Authorized access set for Phonebook & Logs), entry of the terminal security code
is required.

● When Keypad Dial Lock or PIM Lock is set, the numbers stored in the received call history up to that point
are deleted. Note that the received calls after setting are recorded in the received call histor y and calls ca n
be made from it when PIM Lock is on.

● When Reject non-Reg. Caller is set, any call from the other party not registered in the phonebook is
rejected and recorded in the received call history.

● You can make a call after switching to show/hide the caller ID or appending a prefix to the phone number.

P52

☛

Deleting received calls Delete Received Calls

Press l on the stand-by display.

1

Next

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Place a cursor at a received call to delete and press m41.

2

･ To delete all, press m42. All the received calls also including missed calls within the set

delay time are deleted.

Select Yes.

3

Making/Receiving Calls

Adjusting the volume of the caller’s voice Volume Setting

･ The volume of the caller’s voice can be adjusted from Level1 (lowest volume) to Level6 (highest

volume).

･ The set ring volume is also reflected to the volume of keypad sounds and playback sounds of recorded

messages or voice memos.

･ The volume level changed while talking is retained even after the call is ended.
･ The set volume is retained even if the power is turned off.

Default Level 4

Adjusting during a call

Press % during a call.

1

The volume is set automatically by pressing o or waiting for a while after you stopped key
operations.

･ To turn up the volume, press u or r. To turn down the volume, press d or l.
･ When the speakerphone function is used, the volume of the speakerphone is adjusted.
･ Press m0 to adjust the volume during a video-phone call.

Adjusting in stand-by

Press m813 on the stand-by display.

1

Press O.

2

Press o.

3

Adjusting the ring volume Ring Volume Setting

Adjust the ring volume for call, mail and Message R/F.

･

The ring volume can be adjust ed fro m 7 leve ls, Silent and Level1 to Level6. You can also set Ascending
(the volume of ring tone changes i nto Silent → Level1 →
by.

･ The ring volume changed while receiving a call returns to the original volume when the call is ended.
･ The ring volume changed while in stand-by is retained even if the power is turned off.
･ The ring volume for calls is also reflecte d to the volu me of i -

Ascending is set, the volume of i-αppli is Level4.

Default Ring alert volume: Level 4 Msg. alert volume: Level 4

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...

→ Level6 every about 3 seconds) in stand-

α

ppli and schedule alarm. Note that when

Adjusting the ring volume while receiving a call

Press % while receiving a call.

1

The volume is set automatically by pressing o or waiting for a while after you stopped key
operations.

･ To turn up the volume, press u or r. To turn down the volume, press d or l.

INFORMATION

● Pressing C while receiving a call stops the operation of the ring tone and vibrator.

● When Ascending is set for the ring volume and if you adjust the ring volume while receiving a call, the

change begins with Level6.

Adjusting in stand-by

Example

1
2
3

INFORMATION

● is indicated on the stand-by display when the ring volume for calls is set to Silent. If the vibrator for voice
call is set at the same time, is indicated.

● Even when the ring volume is set to Silent, incoming calls and mail reception can be notified by vibrator
operation or lighting/flashing of the call indicator, in addition to message display on the screen. ☛P130

Adjusting the ring volume for calls

Press m8121 on the stand-by display.

■ Adjusting the ring volume for mail

a Press m8122 on the stand-by display.

Press O.

･ When the volume is Level6, pressing u or r sets Ascending. When the volume is Level1,

pressing d or l sets Silent.

Press o.

Making/Receiving Calls

Menu 8222 / Menu 8224

Setting operations when receiving voice/video-ph one calls

･ The settings of this function are also reflected to the voice/video-phone call in Sound Setting and

Vibrator Setting and the incoming voice/video-phone call in Alert Lighting Setting.

Default

Ring alert: Melody/ パターン 1（Incoming Call Setting） Melody/ 電話・メロディ A（Video-phone Receiving Setting）
Show image: Standard image Vibrator: OFF Lighting : Flash/Ocean

Example

1

Setting operations when receiving a voice call

Press m862 on the stand-by display.

■ Setting operations when receiving a video-phone c all.

a Press m882 on the stand-by display.

Incoming Call Setting/Video-phone Receiving Setting

Next

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Select each item to set.

2

Ring alert ：Sets a ring tone for an incoming call.

･When you select OFF, no ring tone emits.
･When you select Melody or Movie ringtone, select a melody or video/i-motion.

Show image ：Sets an image displayed for an incoming call.

･When Select image is selected, select Select image in List images field to set an

image.

Making/Receiving Calls

Vibrator ：Sets operation of the vibrator for an incoming call.
Lighting ：Sets the lighting pattern and color of the call indicator.

･ Playing and checking a melody or video/i-motion when selecting. ☛P112

Press p.

3

INFORMATION

● Setting Create animation or continuous shots for Select image displays the first frame.

● When the video/i-motion with sound only (i-motion without imag e such as singer’s vo ices) is set f or the ri ng

alert, if the incoming image is reset to the video/i-motion with image only or Flash movie, the ring alert
sounds by

● If the video/i-motion with sound and image is set for Movie ringtone, Show image is switched to Sync ring
alert and the image cannot be selected List images.

● Some video/i-motion may be unable to be set as an image. Also, the video/i-motion with sound cannot be
set.

● When the video/i-motion with sound only is set for the ring alert, even if an animation (except for the
standard image) is set for the image, it does not play and the first frame is displayed on the incoming
screen.

● When there is an incoming call during a call, if the video/i-motion with sound and image is set for the ring
alert or the video/i-motion is set for the incomin g image, the f irst frame is di splayed on the in coming screen .

● The image for Incoming Call Setting or Video-phone Receiving Setting is set to other than Sync ring alert,
the ring alert sounds by

● The image is switched to Standard image when the video/i-motion with sound only (i-motion without image
such as singer’s voices) is set for Movie ringtone in Ring alert and when Flash movie or video/i-motion is se t
for Show image, but the image can be changed by selecting Select image in Show image field.

● If no image is registered in a phonebook entry, the image set in Show image field is displa yed regardless of
the setting of Contact Image. However, the image set in Group Setting, if any, is displayed.

･When motion is selected, select a video/i-motion from the video list.

･When the lighting pattern is set to Sync melody, the lighting color lights/flashes by

Rainbow.

パターン１

(for voice call) or

パターン１

(for voice call) or

電話・メロディ

電話・メロディ

A (for video-phone call).

A (for video-phone call).

Setting priority screen displayed for incoming calls during a call or packet communication

This function allows you to select the voice call or packet communication screen to be given
priority when a packet communication (or voice) call is received during a voice (or packet
communication) call.

･

A screen change caused by this funct ion does not interrupt the call or packet commu nication.

Default No Set Up

Press m869 on the stand-by display.

1

Priority Comm Mode

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Press 1 to 3.

2

No Set Up : Displays the last incoming screen received without giving display priority.
Voice call : Displays the a voice call screen by priority.
Packet : Displays the packet communication screen by priority.

･ Whi le receiving an i-mode packet communication, the voice call screen is displayed by p riority

regardless of this setting.

Screen display

The following screen is displayed depending on the settings for Priority Comm Mode.

･ During voice call ･During packet communication

Setting

No Set Up Screen displayed during a voice

Packet Screen disp layed du ring incomi ng

Note1: The screen displayed during incoming

Note2: Packet communication in modes other

When you can/could not answer a call

Putting incoming calls on hold when you cannot answer right away

･ The caller will be charged for the time spent on hold.

Press f while receiving a call.

1

FOMA terminal is put on hold (Respons e and Hold). The other party hears a response hold
guidance.
When a video-phone call is receiv ed, the video-phone response hold image is displayed on your
and the other party’s terminal.

Incoming packet call other than

i-mode

call

packet call

calls depends on Arrival Call Act. ☛P428

than i-mode does not include receiving of
i-mode Mail, SMS and Message R/F.

Setting Incoming voice call

No Set Up Screen displayed during receiving

a voice callVoice call Voice call

Packet Screen displayed during i-mode

communication

Note: Packet communications in modes other

than i-mode cannot be received during
i-mode communications. ☛P488

Response and Hold

Making/Receiving Calls

An incoming voice

call is on hold

Press n when you are ready to answer the call.

2

･ In case of a voice call, you can answer the call also by opening FOMA terminal. ☛P59
･ Press t for a video-phone call. Press n instead of t to send a substitute image to the

other party. ☛P83

･ If f is pressed or the other party hangs up durin g Response and Hold, the call is ended.

An incoming video-

phone call is on hold

Next

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INFORMATION

R

ill

● When you use the Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service, you can switch to Voice Mail or Call
Forwarding by selecting Voice mail/Call forwarding from the submenu while receiving a call.

● The video-phone response hold image can be changed. ☛P84

Setting a response hold guidance Status Message

Making/Receiving Calls

You can record your own voice as a response hold guidance.

･

One guidance up to 10 seconds long can be rec or de d.

･ While a voice or video-phone call is during Response and Hold, the guidance set by this function is

played.

Default On-hold tone: Standard

Example

1
2

3

4

INFORMATION

● If Standard is set for On-hold tone, the guidance “I cannot answer to the phone right now. Please wait or call
back later (in Japanese)” is played for the other party during Response and Hold.

● If you delete the recorded guidance, the default guidance is returned.

Setting a recorded data for guidance

Press m867 on the stand-by display.

Select On-hold tone field and press 2.

･ To reset to the default guidance, press 1 and go to Step 4.

Select Record in Edit message field and speak a response hold guidance after a dial tone.

An indication of the
allowable recording

time.

ecording w

･ An end tone (beep) sounds in approximately 10

seconds from the start of recordin g.

･ Press o to stop in the middle of the recording.
･ Record cannot be selected when a recorded

data has already been registered. Select Delete,
select Yes and record after deleting the
recorded data.

･ Select Play to check the recorded guidance.

start after a message is displayed.

Press p.

Setting an on-hold tone On-hold Tone

･ You can set not only the default melody registered in FOMA terminal but the melody saved from

i-mode sites or mail as an on-hold tone.

･ While a voice or video-phone call is during On-hold, the melody set by this function is played.
･ The setting of this function is also reflected to the on-hold tone in Sound Setting.

Default On-hold tone: Default tone

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Press m873 on the stand-by display.

1

Select On-hold tone field and press 1.

2

･ To reset to the default melody, press 2 and go to Step 4.

Select On-hold melody field and select a melody.

3

･ Pl aying and checking a melody or video/i-motion when selecting. ☛P112

Press p.

4

INFORMATION

● The volume of the on-hold tone cannot be changed.

● If you set a melody other than Preinstalled folder as the on-hold melody, the default melody is played while

PIM Lock is on.

Setting not to receive calls during driving Driving Mode

Driving Mode is an automatic answering service considering safety driving. With Driving Mode
set, the caller hears a guidance informing that you are driving and cannot answer the call and the
call is disconnected.

･

Calls can be made even in Driving Mode.

･ The following sounds do not s ound. I n addi tion, the vib rator o r call i ndicato r does not op erate. It is also

the same as when the display light is turned off.

・Ring tone of phone and 64K data communication ・Ring tone of mail or Message R/F
・Sound of alarm or schedule alarm ・Sound of i-αppli

･ Even if mail or Message R/F is received, the receiving screen or reception result screen is not

displayed. Note that, when Check i- mode Message is performed, the receiving scree n or reception
result screen is displayed. In addition, if mail or Message R/F is received at this time, the receiving
screen is displayed and the reception result is updated when receiving is completed.

･ When FOMA terminal is turned off or you are outside the service area, the caller hears a guidance for

out-of-range and the guidance for Driving Mode is not played.

･ The following sounds are played even in Driving Mode:

・ Keypad sound ・ Open slide/close slide sound when opening/closing FOMA terminal
・ Shutter sound when shooting with the camera

･ Driving Mode can be set or canceled even when is indicated.
･ You do not need to apply to use Driving Mode. No monthly fee is required.
･ For details, see “Network Services User’s Guide”.

Making/Receiving Calls

Activating Driving Mode

Hold down ( for over a second on the stand-by display.

1

is indicated.

■ Canceling

a Hold down ( for over a second on the stand-by display in Driving Mode.

Next

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INFORMATION

● If there is an incoming call while Driving Mode is being set in stand-by, the following takes place:

･In case of voice calls, the other party receives a guidance for Driving Mode and the call is disconnected.

In case of video-phone calls, a message indicating that Driving Mode is being set is displayed on the
other party’s terminal and the call is disconn ected. In a ny case, your FOMA t erminal do es not process th e
incoming call. The stand-by display shows with the number of missed calls, which is recorded in
the received call history.

● Even in Silent Mode, Driving Mode takes precedence.

● When Driving Mode and Network Service are used at the same time, the following operations are applied.

Making/Receiving Calls

Priority is given to network services depending on the setting status or the way of calling of the other party
and neither operation in Driving Mode nor recording incoming calls (displaying the icon which shows the
number of missed calls and recording in the received call history) is performed.

Service Receiving voice calls Receiving video-phone calls

Voice Mail
Service

Call
Forwarding
Service

Call Waiting
Service

The other party receives a Driving Mode
guidance and the call is connected to the
Voice Mail Service Center.

The other party receives a Driving Mode
guidance and the call is forwarded to the
specified destination.

1

*

1

*

･During voice calls, the other party receives a

Driving Mode guidance and then the call is
disconnected.

The call is disconnected without
connecting to the Voice Mail Service
Center.

The other party does not receive a message
indicating that Driving Mode is being set and
then the call is forwarded to the specified
destination.

The other party receives a message
indicating that the call was not connected
and then the call is disconnected.

2

*

･During video-phone calls, the te rminal of t he

other party receives busy signals.

Nuisance Call
Blocking
Service

Caller ID
Request
Service

*1 If the ringing ti me of Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service is set to 0 sec, a Driving Mode

guidance is not played and also the incoming call is not recorded.
*2 If the ringing time of Call Forwarding Service is set to 0 sec, the incoming call is not recorded.
*3 The incoming call is not recorded.

● Even in Driving Mode, a call from a phone number set for the sender in Remote Lock is count ed as an
incoming call and Remote Lock is activated.

● This function cannot be set during data communication.

● If a call is received while using i-mode in Driving Mode, the call is ended after the following operations. The

call is recorded in the received call history.

If the other party is registered as the nuisa nce
caller, the other party receives a call reject
guidance and the call is disconnected. *

3

･If the other party does not notify the caller

ID, the other party receives a guidance
requesting to notify the caller ID and then
the call is disconnected.

･If the other party notifies the caller ID, the

other party receives a Driving Mode
guidance and then the call is disconnected.

The other party does not receive a message
indicating that the call cannot be connected
and then the call is disconnecte d.

･ If the other party does not send the caller

ID, the other party receives a message
indicating that the call cannot be connected
and then the call is disconnected.

･ If the other party notifies the caller ID,

the other party receives a message
indicating that Driving Mode is being set
is displayed and then the call is
disconnected.

･In case of voice calls, the other party receives the guidance for Driving Mode.*
･In case of video-phone calls, the message indicating that it is while talking is displayed.*

* When Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service is used, the incoming voice call operates

according to each setting.

● Making emergency calls (110, 119 or 118) in Driving Mode cancels Driving Mode.

● In Driving Mode, even if Call Cost Limit is set to ON and an alarm is set, the message is not displayed and

also the alarm does not sound.

3

*

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Allowing the caller to leave message when you cannot answer the call

By setting Answer Machine, a greeting will be played and the caller can leave a recorded
message when you cannot answer the call.

･

You can record up to 4 voice and video-phone calls in total, a maximum of approxima tely 30 seconds
for each call.

･ The date and time and the phone number of message are also recorded. However, when the date and

time have not been set or the phone nu mber is not notified, they are not recorded.

･ Answer Machine can respond a video-phone call, but it records only voice messages as when

answering a voice call and the imag e is not recorded.

･ You can set the time interval between the reception of the call and the start of the greeting.
･ The greeting in your own voice can be created.
･ It is advisable that the contents of recorded messages be separately written down in a notebook, etc.

Recorded data may be lost due to failure, repair, change of model or other handlings of FOMA
terminal. If the data should be erased, DoCoMo assumes no responsibility for the loss of any data.

Answer Machine

Menu 4611

Setting Answer Machine

Default Deactivate

Press C11 on the stand-by display.

1

is indicated.

■ Canceling

a Press C12 on the stand-by display while Answer Machine is set.

Replying with Quick Record Message

When Answer Machine has not been se t to start, you can activate the function only once by holding
down C for over a second while the phone is ringing. This operation does not set Answer Machine to
start.

Making/Receiving Calls

INFORMATION

● When the total recorded numbers of the recorded message become 4, is indicated on the stand-by
display. The icon does not disappear even if Answer Machine is canceled.

● If there are already 4 record messages, Answer Machine cannot be set. If you attempt to activate Quick
Record Message by holding down C while the phone is ringing, a warning tone (bleep) sounds and the
ring tone keeps sounding. Delete unnecessary recorded messages and set again.

Receiving a call while Answer Machine is set

A call is received.

1

After the ring tone sounds according to Greeting Response Time, the greeting screen is displayed
and the Answer Machine automatically answers the call.

･ When the greeting is set to Preinstalled, the caller hears the guidance “I cannot answer the phone

right now, please leave your name and message after the beep (in Japanese)”. Set Personalized to
play the recorded guidance.

Next

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The other party’s message is recorded.

2

An indication of
the allowable
recording time

Making/Receiving Calls

Recording the message

of the voice call

When the recording is completed, the call is disconnected.

3

INFORMATION

● You can answer a call even while playing the greeting or recording a message. Pressing n answers the

● When is indicated, Answer Machine does not operate. Use Voice Mail Service (paid service).

● Answer Machine cannot be started and the ring tone kee ps sounding when 4 messag es have already be en

● Driving Mode has priority over Answer Machine and does not operate in Driving Mode.

● The recording may be disrupted if the signal conditions are poor.

● Calls replied by Answer Machine are recorded in the received call history.

● Another call received while recording a message is rejected and recording continues. In this case, the

● When video-phone is answered with Answer Machine, a video-phone answer machine image is displayed

● When the indicator light is set to ON in Alert Lighting Setting, the call indicator fl ashes until the recorded

with the number of recorded messages is indicated.

call as a normal voice or video-phone call (substitute image is sent to the other party) and pressing t sends
your image and answers the call as a video-phone. In case o f a voice cal l, you can also answer t he call by
opening FOMA terminal.
If the message is on recording at this time, the contents before receiving the call will not be recorded.

recorded. If Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service is set to start, each service starts its operation.

rejected incoming calls are recorded in the received call history.

to the other party. The video-phone answer machine image can be changed. ☛P84

message is played.

☛P59

Recording the message of

video-phone call

･ A beep announces the other

party the start and end of
the recording. And when
about 25 seconds have
elapsed since the start of
recording, rapid beeps are
heard to warn that the end
of recording is approaching.

Menu 4613

Setting the response time until the greeting starts Greeting Response Time

Default 008 Sec

Press C13 on the stand-by display.

1

Enter the response time (between 0 and 120 seconds).

2

･ You can also increase or decrease the entered values by pressing %.

INFORMATION

● When Auto Answer (when a flat type earphone/microphone set with a switch (optional) is connected),
Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service and this function are set simultaneously, those priorities
change with the ringing times set for each service and function. To give priority to Answer Machine, the
response time set for this function should be shorter than the r ingin g ti mes set fo r Aut o Answer , Vo ice Mail
Service and Call Forwarding Service. Note that Answer Machine may not be given priority depending on
the signal conditions. In this case, respond a call with Quick Record Message.

● The same time period cannot be set for both the delayed time for Auto Answer and the response time for
Answer Machine.

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Menu 4614

Setting a greeting message Greeting Setting

You can record your own voice as a greeting message.

･ One greeting up to about 10 seconds long can be recorded.

Default Set Greeting: Preinstalled

Example

1
2

3
4

INFORMATION

● If you delete the recorded greeting, the default greeting is returned.

Setting a recorded data for a greeting

Press C14 on the stand-by display.

Select Set Greeting field and press 2.

･ To reset to the default greeting, press 1 and go to Step 4.

Select Record in Edit greeting field and speak a greeting message after a dial tone.

･ The operation procedure is the same as when recording a response hold guidance. ☛P66

Press p.

Playing recorded messages

You can play or delete recorded messages from the list.

･ Unplayed recorded messages, if any, can be played quickly from the stand-by display. ☛P32

Press C2 on the stand-by display.

1

On the recorded message list sc reen, the date and time of recording and
the other party’s phone number appear.

: Unplayed recorded message of a voice call
: Unplayed recorded message of a video-phone call
: Played recorded message of a voi ce call
: Played recorded message of a video-phone call

･ When the caller’s phone number is notified, the phone number is

displayed and when the caller’s phone number is not notified, the reason
for no caller ID is displayed. When the caller is registered in the
phonebook, the name is display ed.

Making/Receiving Calls

Menu 462

Select a recorded message to play.

2

The recorded message is played back.

･ During playback, the following operations are enabled:

%
o

An indication of the playing time

：Adjust volume
：Stop

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■ Deleting

a Place the cursor at the recorded messag e to del ete and press m21.

･ To delete all, press m22.

b Select Yes.

■ Registering an entry into the phonebook

a Place the cursor at the recorded messag e to reg ist er and press m4.

･ To add to the registered phonebook data, press m5.

Making/Receiving Calls

b Register a name or an address by pressing 1 or 2. ☛P94, P97

･ To add to the registered phonebook data, press 1 or 2 to select the phonebook data

to be registered. ☛P104

Select whether to delete the played recorded message.

3

･ Select Yes to delete the recorded message.

INFORMATION

● When Indicator light is set to ON in Alert Lighting Setting, the call indicator flashes until unplayed message
is played.

● Place the cursor at the entry in the recorded message list and press n to make a voice call or press t
to make a video-phone call. Customized Call can be used from the submenu to make voice or video-phone
calls with showing/hiding the caller ID set or to make video-phone calls with the communication speed
specified.

● When Privacy Mode is on (Authorized access set for Phonebook & Logs), entry of the terminal security code
is required.

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Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

Video-phone ...................................................................................................... 74

Making video-phone calls ................................................................................74

Receiving video-phone calls ...........................................................................78

Using Chara-den ...............................................................................................79

Setting images to be sent to the other party ..................................................80

Customizing the display settings during a video-phone call .......................86

Changing the video-phone settings ......................... Video-phone Settings 87

Setting of switching between a voice call and a video-phone call

.............................................................................................. Indicate V-phone 88

Using the video-phone by connecting with the external device

................................................................................................ External Device 89

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Video-phone

The video-phone function is available between terminals that support DoCoMo’s video-phone. By
using the video-phone, you can talk on the phone while looking each other images. It is also
possible to display a still image, substitute image, Chara-den, etc. instead of your self image.

DoCoMo video-phone specifications are compliant with “3G-324M*1 that has been standardized by the
international standard 3GPP*2”. Note that the connection with the video-phones of different
specifications can not be established.
*1 3G-324M…An international standard for the 3rd generation mobile video-phone
*2 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project)…Area standardization organization established to develop

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

the standard technology specification for 3rd generation mobile communications systems (IMT-2000).

･The following two communication speeds are provided for the video-phone:

・64K: Connects at communication speed of 64 kbps.・32K: Connects at communication speed of 32 kbps.

Screen display during a video-phone call

b

ac

d

e 〜 l

a Main screen Image of the other party is displayed by default.
b Communication

speed

c$Speakerphone

function

d Sub screen Your self image is displayed by default.
e Zoom to : Standard to 16 x (out-camera)

f Status : Sending your self image. :

m

Action mode : Action : Action of parts

g Camera effects : Full auto, etc.

h Compact light No icon: Turn light off : Turn light on
i Quality of

outgoing image

j Channel

establishment

k Macro mode

(Close-up mode)

l

Switch to V-phone

m Call duration Displayed in the HH:MM:SS format

: 64K : 32K

No icon: Normal video-phone call

: With the speakerphone function operating

to : Standard to 2 x (in-camera)

: Sending Chara-den : Sending a frame
: Sending a still image : On-hold
: On Response and Hold. : Recording a message
: Recording a voice memo

The icons for other camera effects ☛P82

No icon: Standard : Prefer image quality

: Prefer motion speed
: Sound channel established

: Image channel established
: Sound/image channel established

No icon: Normal mode :

No icons: Switching is not available. : Switching is available.

Sending a substitute image

Macro mode (out-camera)

Making video-phone calls

･If you make a video-phone call while viewing the face of other party, use a speakerphone function or

connect to a flat type earphon e/microphone set with switch (optional).

･International video-phone calls are available by using the DoCoMo’s international call service

“WORLD CALL”. ☛P53

･If the message indicating that the call cannot be connected is displayed when making a video-phone

call, set Caller ID Notification and dial again.

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Enter a phone number on the stand-by display.

1

･ Entering method is the same as for the voice calls.
･ You can make a video-phone call by specifying the communication speed (64K or 32K) from

Customized Call if you enter a phone number and press m3.

Press t.

2

Talk with the other party.

3

Your image is displayed during a video-phone call.

･ I f the phone of the other party is busy, you will hear busy signals. The

message, Busy. or Failed to connect. is displayed on the screen. Press
f to cancel the call and dial again af ter for a while. You can call back
quickly by using Redial.

･ When the substitute image is Chara-den, Chara-den may not be

displayed. If this happens, the standard image set for the substitute
image is sent to the other party. ☛P83

･ The charging begins when Connected video-phone is displayed on the screen.

The image of the other party is displayed on the screen.

･ Putting the call on hold sends a video-phone on-hold image. The video-

phone on-hold image can be changed.

･ Depending on the other party’s settings, the substitute image may be

displayed.

･ You can switch to the call using the speakerphone function by pressing

n or a.

･ While talking, the image to be sent to the other party is switched between

your self image and the substitute image every time t is pressed. ☛P81

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

When you finish a call, press f.

4

･ To end the video-phone call by closing FOMA terminal, change the settings in Close Setting.

Operations during video-phone calls

･The following operations can be performed from the submenu:

Submenu item Description Page

a

Change to voice Switches from a video-phone call to a voice call. P77

b

Switch cameras Switches between the in-camera/out-camera. P85

c

Compact light ON Switches between the compact light on/off. P87

d

Camera settings Applies effects on images to be displayed, sets the brightness and color

e

Receive quality Sets the quality of received images. This setting may not be enabled

f

V-phone settings Changes settings for the screen to be displayed during video-phone calls. P87

g

Chara-den
settings

h

Play file Sends frames and still images to the other party. P81, P83

i

Send DTMF Transmits tone signals (DTMF) during video-phone calls. P86

0Volume Adjusts earpiece volume. P62

･You can record the other party’s voice by holding down C for over a second (Talking Voice Memo).

density for the camera images to be sent during video-phone calls and
switches to Macro Mode.

depending on the function of the other party’s terminal.

Changes the Chara-den character, switches between full and semi motion
and selects actions. In addition, the still image set for the substitute image of
Image Setting is displayed.

Next

P82, P86

P87

P337

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INFORMATION

● You can make a video-phone call even by performing in order of Steps 2, Step 1. When t is pressed and
the phone number is entered, the video-phone call can be made automatically after 5 seconds.

● You may not be able to make a video-phone call while executing another function. ☛P490

● Please note that the communication charges for video-phone calls are based on the rate for digital

communication rather than the voice calls even if the substitute image or Chara-den is used.

● If a video-phone call cannot be made, the following message (text information) is displayed on the screen
and the screen returns to the stand-by display. Note th at the di splayed messages may no t reflect the st atus
on the other party’s terminal correctly, depending on the type o f the terminal and/or conditions of using the
network service of the other party.

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

Check the number and retry. You dialed the phone number not used.
Busy. The other party is busy or during a packet communication.
Disconnected due to outside of
service/power off.
Select on for Call ID Notification. This message is displayed in case connecting without notifying the

Please redial phone call. This message is displayed when the other party sets Voice Mail

Failed to connect. Set Caller ID Notification to Notify and dial again.

Message Description

The other party is outside th e se r v i ce ar ea or th e other party’s
terminal is turned off.

caller ID (when accessing to the V live or visual site).

Service or sets Call Forwarding Service and the forwarding
destination is the terminal which is not compatible with video-phone.

･ The message may be also displayed for cases other than the

above.

● While a video-phone call is being forwarded, the message Your call is being forwarded. is displayed.

● Video-phone via 32K line is intended for connection with devices such as PHS with which video-phone

calls via 64K line may not be available depending on the network condition. When a video-phone call is
made via 64K line, the call type is automatically switched to via 32K for redialing if the communication
environment of the other party is found to be 32K area. When ON is set for Voice call auto switch, redialing
via 32K line is also given priority. ☛P87
Note: If a call is made via 32K line, the charge is the same as the digital communication charge via 64K.

● If a video-phone call made is not connected, redialing is automatically performed as described below:

Call type Voice call auto sw it ch setting Switching operation

64K ON 64K → 32K → Voice call

32K ON 32K → Voice call

● If you preset the communication speed (64K or 32K) in the phonebook, you can ch ange the co mmunicatio n
speed depending on the other party you are making a video-phone call.

● If you specify the communication speed in Customized Call from the submenu after entering the phone
number to make a call, the specif i c a ti o n fo r Cu st om i zed Call is effective. If nothing has been specified for
the communication speed, 64K connection is attempted.

● When ON is set for Voice call auto switch, the call type is automatically switched to voice call for redialing if
the other party’s terminal does not support the video-phone function or uses the mova service through
Dual Network Service, hence, making the more certain connection to the other part y. ☛P87
Note: If you redial as a voice call, the charge is committed as a voice call.

● If the video-phone call is made to emergency calls (110, 119 or 118) from FOMA terminal while Voice call
auto switch is set to ON, the call automatically switches to a voice call.

● New voice or video-phone calls cannot be made during video-phone calls. The message indicating that the call
cannot be made is displayed. i-mode connect ion or se nding/ recei ving i-mod e Mail, Message R/F or SMS is not
available, either.

OFF 64K → 32K → Disconnection

OFF 32K → Disconnection

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● A video-phone call is not available to th e ter minal s no t suppo rt ing t he vid eo-ph on e funct io n, or to the
terminals that are turned off or located outs ide th e ser vice a rea . If you set Voice call auto switch to ON and
attempt to make a video-phone call with an unsupported device, the other party will abort the communications
before connected. For this case, voice call redialing will automatically begin. The redia ling fun cti on ca nnot
work as written above if you attempt the video-phone calls with inap plicabl e conditio ns such as at ISDN-sync
64kbps or via PIAFS access points, with ISDN video- phone s incom patib le with 3G -324M ( as of May , 2005 ) ,
or with the wrong phone number. Note that some ca lls may req uir e the ca ll cha rge.

● You can switch to show/hide the caller ID when making a video-phone call.

● If a pause or timed pause is entered, dialing before the pause and the timed pause is made and all the

phone numbers entered after the pause or timed pause are ignored.

● When there is an incoming call during dialing or redial ing a vide o-phone ca ll, the d ialing may b e inter rupted
and the ring tone may sound.

● Incoming calls during a video-phone call

● Even if sending/receiving the vo ice or image i s aborte d and (only voice) or (only image) is displayed

during a video-phone call, the call may be continued as it is.

● If the radio wave conditions are poor during a video-phone call, the image may be displayed as mosaic.

☛P488

☛P52

Switching from a video-phone call to a voice call

You can switch to a voice call by operating from the submenu during a video-phone call when the
other terminal is compatible with switching a call. Switching can be performed only from the
terminal which made the video-phone call. (for 901iS series only as of May, 2005)

･

To switch to a voice call, the other party needs to set Indication ON of Indicate V-phone in advance.
☛P88

Press m1 during a video-phone call, select YES.

1

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

･ The guidance notifying that the call is switched is played while switching the call.
･ Select NO to return to the video-phone talking screen.
･ You can switch to the call using the speakerphone function by pressing n or a while

switching the call.

INFORMATION

● It takes about 5 seconds to switch. Note that it might take time to switch depending on radio wave conditions.

● A voice call cannot be switched to a video-phone call and the connection may be interrupted due to radio

wave conditions.

● The call is not charged while Modifying is displayed.

● Switching from a voice call to a video-phone call ☛P49

● The call cannot be switched to a voice call while the other terminal is during Response and Hold or

recording a message or voice memo.

● The second call received during switching a call is rejected and recorded in the received call history.

● The call using the speakerphone functio n con tinue s even if a vo ice ca ll and a vid eo -phon e call are switched .

● The settings (such as switching the camera or selecting the frame) during a video-phone call are canceled

when a voice call and a video-phone call are switched.

● According to the call duration of a video- phone ca ll and a voice ca ll, t he cal l cha rges are added, re specti ve ly.

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Receiving video-phone calls

･You cannot receive a video-phone call by pressing the keys except for t,n (Any Key Answer is

unavailable).

Receive a call.

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

1

Press t.

2

Talk with the other party.

3

The ring alert sounds, the display light turns on and the call indicator lights
flashes.

･ The other party’s phone number, name or still image, video/i-motion may

be displayed on the screen according to the terminal condition of the
caller or FOMA terminal settings. ☛P56

･ Press f to put your answer on hold and a video-phone response hold

image is displayed on the screen of the other party’s terminal.

Your self image is displayed while on the video-phone call.

■ Receiving a video-phone call with the substitute image

a Press n.

The substitute image is sent to the other party when the video-phone
call is connected.

･ When Chara-den is set as the substitute image, Chara-den may not

be displayed. If this happens, the standard image set for the
substitute image is sent to the other party.

The image of the other party is disp layed on the screen.

･ Putting calls on hold displays a video-phone on-hold image. The video-

phone on-hold image can be changed.

･ Depending on the other party’s settings, the substitute image may be displayed.
･ You can switch to the call using the speakerphone function by pressing

n or a.

･ While talking, the image to be sent to the other party is switched between

your self image and the substitute image every time t is pressed. ☛P81

When you finish a call, press f.

4

･ To end the video-phone call by closing FOMA terminal, change the settings in Close Setting .

Operations while receiving calls

･You can perform the following operations from the submenu:

Submenu item Descr iption

a

Call forwarding* Makes incoming calls transferred to the forwarding phone number.

b

Call rejection A call is disconnected. Caller does not pay for calling.

* Valid when you use Call Forwarding Service and the phone numbers for forwarding have been set.

･You can respond a call with Answer Machine by holding down C for over a second (Quick Record

Message).

･You can also adjust the ring volume or stop the vibrator. ☛P63

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INFORMATION

● When a video-phone call arrives while a flat type earphone/microphone set with switch (optional) is connected,
holding down the headset switch for over a second allows you to answer the call with the substitute image. In
addition, when you set Auto Answer, you can respond by sending the substitute image to the caller automatically.

● Voice Mail Service does not support video-phone calls.

● When a video-phone call arrives, it is not connected if the forwarding destination is not set to the video-

phone possible terminal which is compatible with th e 3G-324M even if Call For warding Se rvice is activate d.
Check the specifications of the forwarding destination when setting it.

● If a video-phone call from a phone number registered in Nuisance Call Blocking Service arrives, the
message indicating that the call could not be connected to the other party and the call is ended.

● Even if sending/receiving the vo ice or image i s aborte d and (only voice) or (only image) is displayed
during a video-phone call, the call may be continued as it is.

● Any video-phone call that arrives during Softw are Upd ate is re jected a nd record ed in the recei ved call histo ry.

● When you end a video-phone call, the image while disconnecting may not appear depending on your

terminal condition.

● Call Waiting Service is unavailable during a video-phone call.

● Changing the operation when a video-phone call arrives ☛P63

Receiving a call by switching from a video-phone call to a voice call

･The operation for switching can be performed only from the side which made the video-phone call. It

cannot be performed from the side which received the video-phone call.

･To receive the request of switching to a voice call, set Indica tion ON of Indicate V-phone in advance.

☛P88

Receive the request of switching to a voice call during a video-phone call.

1

A video-phone call is swit ched to a voice call automatically.

･ The guidance notifying that the call is switched is played while switching

the call.

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

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Using Chara-den

A character can be sent instead of your image when making a video-phone call. The character
can be moved by pressing dial keys during a video-phone call. Some characters move their
mouth in time with the sounds picked up by the microphone.

Press u4 on the stand-by display and select a folder.

1

Select Chara-den and press t.

2

Next

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Enter a phone number and press t.

3

Chara-den

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Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

A video-phone call is made with Chara-den set as the substitute image.

･ The parties to make video-phone calls can be selected from the

phonebook by pressing p.

･ I f you press dial keys while sending Chara-den as the substitute image,

the character performs the action in accordance with the number of the
keys. The following operati ons can also be performed:

0 ：Cancel action
( ：Display the action list (Selecting action activates

characters.)

( for over a second：Switch actions (full motion/semi motion)

･ The action list of Chara-den set by default ☛P339

Setting as a video-phone substitute image

Chara-den can be set as a substitute image for a video-phone call beforehand.

Press u4 on the stand-by display and select a folder.

1

Place the cursor at Chara-den and press a.

2

INFORMATION

● Holding down t for over a second while Chara-den is displayed also sets Chara-den as the video-phone
substitute image.

● You can also change Chara-den to set as the substitute image in the substitute image setting for video-phone.

Setting images to be sent to the other party

･The following items can be set:

Item Page Item Page

Switching the outgoing image between
your self image and the substitute image

Setting the quality of outgoing images P80 Switching display magnifications P85
Setting a frame on the outgoing image P81 Switching the in-camera/out-camera P85
Applying special effects to outgoing images P82 Switching the camera to Macro Mode P86
Adjusting the brightness and color

density of outgoing images*
Sending still images P83

* The settings are retained after the call.

80

P80 Changing the image to be displayed

during video-phone calls

P82 Transmitting tone signals (DTMF) P86

P83

Switching the outgoing image between your self image and the substitute image

Default Me

Press t during a call.

1

･ Each press switches the image between your self image( ) and the

substitute image ( or ). ☛P84

･ When Chara-den is set as the substitute image, Chara-den may not be

displayed. If this happens, the standard image in the substitute image
setting is sent to the other party. ☛P84

･ Operations while sending Chara-den as the sub stitute image ☛P80

The substitute
image

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Setting the quality of outgoing images

･Setting the image quality by priority makes motions a little slower in a higher-definition image.
･Setting the motion speed by priority makes motions smoother in a little lower-definition image.

Default Standard

Press & during a call.

1

･ Each press of r switches as follows. Pressing l switches in the reverse order.

Standard (no icon) → Prefer image quality ()→ Prefer motion speed ()→ Standard (no icon)

→…

Setting a frame on the outgoing image Select Frame

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

･The frame can be set only when sending your self image.
･Only the frame with the display size of 176 x 144 (QCIF) or smaller can be selected. As for the

downloaded frames, only the fra me with the display size of 176 x 144 (QCIF) can b e selected.

Press m81 during a call.

1

Select a frame.

2

･ While the in-camera is used, the mirror image (left-right reversed image)

is displayed on the screen and the normal image (right directed image) is
sent to the other party. While the out-camera is used, the same image as
displayed on the screen is sent also to the other party.

･ Press o while sending your self image to cancel sending the fra m e.

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Frames set by default

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

･You can download the default frame s from the i-mode site “My D-style”, if you have deleted them.

☛P294

Applying special effects to outgoing images Camera Effects

You can apply the following effects to the outgoing images. These settings can be changed only when
sending your self image.

Item Icon Item Icon Item Icon Item Icon

Full auto Night Letter Soft touch
Sensitivity up Twilight Color reversal Mono tone (red)
Super sensitivity
up
Adjust backlight Sport Woodcut Mono tone (blue)
Spot photometry Pet Whiten Monochrome
Scenery Gourmet Suntan Sepia

･For details ☛P172

Default Full auto

Surf&Snow Painting Mono tone

(green)

Press m41 during a call.

1

Press 2 to 9.

2

･ To cancel the effect, press 1.
･ Press & to switch pages.

The effect currently applied

Adjusting the brightness and color density of outgoing images

･You can adjust the brightness and color density at 5 levels.
･This setting can be changed only when sending your self image.
･The brightness and color densi ty may be unable to be changed depending on the setting for Camera

Effects.

Default Brightness: Level 3 Density: Level 3

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Press m42 during a call.

1

Press % to select Brightness slider and press &.

2

Your self image is displayed on t he main screen while adjusting the
brightness. You can check the ch anging of the brightness as you shift the
slider’s position.

Press % to select Density slider and press &.

3

Your self image is displayed on the main screen while adjusting the color density. You can check
the changing of the color density as you shift the slider’s position.

Press p.

4

･ If you do nothing on the terminal for some time after adjusting, the settings are not changed an d

return to the talking screen.

Sending still images Select Image

Select an image to be sent from the still image s.

･This setting is not available while the frame is being sent (☛P81).
･Only the still image that is 176 x 144 (QCIF) or smaller and permitted to output from FOMA terminal

can be set. Outputting still images from FOMA terminal (File restriction) ☛P361

Press m82 during a call.

1

Select a folder and select a still image.

2

Changing the image to be displayed during video-phone calls Image Setting

･ You can display the still image by placing the cursor at it and pressing

p.

･ I f you press o while sending still images, the previ ous image is

displayed.

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

Change the images to be sent to the other party during a video-phone call such as the substitute image,
video-phone answer machine image, video-phone response hold image and video-phone on-hold
image.

･You cannot set the following still images:

・Still image with a size of more than 176 x 144 (QCIF)
・Animation, Create animation and continuous shots
・Still image in the format other than JPEG and GIF formats
・Still image that is prohibited from being output from FOMA terminal (File restriction) ☛P361

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Changing the substitute image

■

Default Default Chara-den

Press m884 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 1 and select image field.

2

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

■ Setting other Chara-den

a Press 3.
b Select Select image.
c Select a folder and select Chara-den.

･ Place the cursor at Chara-den to set and press p to display Chara-den.

■ Setting other still image

a Press 4.
b Select Select image.
c Select a folder and select a still image.

･ Place the cursor at the still image to set and press p to display the still image.

Press p.

3

Chara-den
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Setting the standard Chara-den
a Press 1.

Default Chara-den (Dimo) is set.

■ Setting the standard still image

a Press 2.

Default image (Camera off) is set.

INFORMATION

● If Chara-den set as the substitute image is deleted, the substi tute image is reset to t he standard Chara-de n.
If the still image or the standard Chara-den is deleted, the substitute image is reset to Default image.

● After you change the substitute image by selecting Selected image in image field, if you activate PIM Lock or
Privacy Mode (Authorized access set for My picture), the standard image is sent.

Changing the answer machine/response hold/on-hold images

Default Answer machine image, Response hold image, On-hold image: Default

Press m884 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 2 to 4.

2

Select image field and press 2.

3

In case of an answer
machine image

･ To reset to the default image, press 1 and go to Step 5.

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Select Select image in List images field to select an image.

4

･ The operation procedure is the same as when setting Selected image in image field in the substitute

image setting.

Press p.

5

INFORMATION

● The selected image overlapped with text messages is displayed on the other terminal.

● After you change the answer machine/response hold/ on-hold image by selecting Sele ct image in image field,

if you activate PIM Lock or Privacy Mode (Authorized access set for My picture), the standard image is sent.

Switching display magnifications Zoom

･Available only while your self image is being sent.

Default Standard

Press % during a call.

1

･ Each time you press u, the magnification of outgoing image switches as follows. Pressing d

switches in the reverse order.

Out-camera: Standard ( ) → 2 x ( ) → 4 x ( ) → 6 x ( ) → 8 x ( )

→ 10 x ( )→ 12 x ( ) → 16 x ( )

In-camera : Standard ( ) → 2 x ( )

INFORMATION

● Zooming will be canceled if you switch between the in-camera and out-camera.

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

Switching the in-camera/out-camera

･Available only while your self image is being sent.

Default In-camera

Press m 2 during a call.

1

The image is displayed through the sw itc he d ca mera.

When the in-camera

is selected

When the out-

camera is selected

･ Eac h pr ess sw itch es betwe en the in-c amer a

and out-camera.

･ Even if you switch the camera, the settings of

the frame and the brightness/color density of
outgoing image are kept.

･ Open the lens cover when you switch to the out-

camera. If you close the lens cover while using
the out-camera, the substitute image is sent to
the other party. If you open the lens cover while
Open lens cover. is being displayed, your self
image is sent as usual.

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Switching the camera to Macro Mode

You can switch over to Macro Mode and adjust the focus of the image when sending the image of
objects about 7 to 11 cm away.

･You can switch the camera to Macro Mode only when the out-camera is being used.

Default Normal mode

Press m43 during a call.

1

■ Resetting to the standard mode.

a Press m43.

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

INFORMATION

● If you switch the camera to the in-camera during Macro Mode, the camera returns to the standard mode.

Transmitting tone signals (DTMF) Send DTMF

･The signals may not be received depending on the device of receiver side.
･The input of tone signals (DTMF) is available only while your self image ( ), the substitute image

( ) or Chara-den ( ) is being sen t during a video-phone call.

Press m9 during a video-phone call and press the dial keys.

1

The number you pressed is displayed and th e ton e signal is transmitted.

･ To cancel transmitting tone signals (DTMF), pr ess c.
･ The tone signals (DTMF) are transmitted only by pr essing dial keys even without pressing m

9 while your self image is being sent.

･ If the tone signals (DTMF) are transmitted, the frame selection and image selection are canceled.

Customizing the display settings during a video-phone call

Switching between the main screen and sub screen

･The settings are retained after the call is finished.

Default Main Screen Image: Other Sub Screen Image: Me

Press p during a call.

1

･ Each press switches the main screen and sub screen by turns.

Main screen: Other party’s image Main screen: Your self image
/Sub screen: Your self image /Sub screen : Other party’s image

Changing the main screen size

･The settings are retained after the call is finished.

Default Large

Hold down p for over a second during a call.

1

･ Each press switches the screen size in the following order: Large → Standard → Small → Large

→ .

…

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Turning the compact light on

･You can switch the compact light on/of f only when the out-camera is being used.
･The compact light may go out temporari ly depending on the setting operation while talking.

Press m 3 during a call.

1

The compact light is turned on. If the light has been turned on, it goes out.

･ Each press switches the compact light b etween on ( ) and off (no icon).

Setting the quality of the images sent from the other party

･The setting may not be enabled depending on the function of the other par ty’s terminal.

Default Standard

Press m5 during a call.

1

Press 1 to 3.

2

･ Setting Prefer motion spd makes motions smoother in a little lower-definition image and setting

Prefer img qual makes motions a little slower in a higher-definition image.

Setting the screen to be displayed during a call Video-phone Settings during a call

･The settings are retained afte r the call.

Default Display setting: Both Sub Screen: Me Display screen size: Large Display light: Always on (normal)

Press m6 during a call.

1

Select each item to set.

2

･ For the set items, refer to Step 2 in “Changing the video-phone settings”. ☛P88

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

Press p.

3

Changing the video-phone settings Video-phone Settings

Sets the operation to be performed when a video-phone call is not connected and the image to be
displayed during a video-phone call.

･

The voice call auto switch function is provided to make the access to the other party for sure. Setting
this function on switches the call type to voice call by redialing automatically when the other party’s
terminal does not support the video-phone function or cannot rec e ive a video-phone call while using
the mova service through Dual Network Service.

Default Voice call auto switch: OFF Display setting: Both Sub screen: Me Display screen size : Large

Send camera image: ON Sending image quality: Normal Display light: Always on (normal)

Press m883 on the stand-by display.

1

Next

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Select each item to set.

2

Voice call auto switch：Sets whether to redial a voice call automatically when a video-phone call is

not connected.

Display setting ：Specifies whether to display either your self image or the other party’s

image or both of images during a video-phone call.

･ If you set other than Both, Sub screen cannot be set.

Sub screen ：Specifies whether to display your self image or the other party’s image on

the sub screen during a video-phone call.

Display screen size ：Sets the main screen view size.

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

Send camera image ：Specifies whether to send your self image to the other party.
Sending image quality：Sets the image quality on the other party’s sc reen.
Display light ：Sets the display light during a video-phone call.

･ If you set Terminal settings, it operates according to the setting for Display

Light Setting (☛P127).

Press p.

3

INFORMATION

● Even when the voice call auto switch function is set to ON, redialing may not be performed depending on
the situation of the other party or network.

● When the voice call auto switch function is set to ON, If you make a video-phone call during a packet
communication connected to a PC, the call is redialed without connecting to a video-phone call and
connected to a voice call. During a voice call or 64K data communication, the call is not connected to a
video-phone call and redialing is not performed, either.

● If you redial voice calls with the voice call auto switch function set to ON, the voice call charge is applied
instead of digital communication charge.

● If a video-phone call is connected, redialing to a voice call is not performed.

Setting of switching between a voice call and a video-phone call Indicate V-phone

Set whether to notify that your terminal can switch be twe en a voic e ca ll an d a vid e o- ph on e ca ll to th e
other party’s terminal.

･You cannot change the setting during a voice/video-phone call.
･The setting cannot be operated in a location outside the service area or where radio waves are hard to

reach. Operate the terminal in locations with good radio wave condition.

Default Activate

Press m8861 on the stand-by display.

1

■ Deactivating

a Press m8862 on the stand-by display.

■ Checking the current setting

a Press m8863 on the stand-by display.

Select Yes.

2

Indication ON is set.

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Using the video-phone by connecting with the external device External Device

FOMA terminal can be connected to the external devices such as PCs by the FOMA USB cable
(optional) and can accept the video-phone calls with the external devices.
If you want to use this function, install a video-phone application in a dedicated external device or
in a PC, and prepare devices such as an earphone/microphone (optional) or USB-compatible
Web camera.

･

This function is not available when FOMA terminal is not connected to the external device.

･Refer to the instruction manual of external devices for hardware requirements or setting/operating

instructions of video-phone ap plications.

Note: This function is an optional function that will be available when a sup p or tin g ap plication and

equipment are released. However , the supporting application and equipment have not been
released as of May, 2005.

Default Terminal

Base station

FOMA video-phone
communication
speed: 32K or 64K

Press m885 on the stand-by display.

1

Press 1 or 2.

2

FOMA

network

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

INFORMATION

● A video-phone call cannot be made through an external device during a voice call.

● If you subscribe to Call Waiting Service, any incoming vid eo-phone call during a voice cal l from an externa l

device is recorded as a missed call in the received call history. The same rule applies when received a
voice call, video-phone call or 64K data communication during the video-phone call from the external
device.

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MEMO

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Phonebook

Phonebooks supported by FOMA terminal ....................................................92

Registering entries into the FOMA terminal phonebook

..................................................................................... Phonebook New Entry 93

Registering entries into the UIM phonebook

........................................................... Register Entries into UIM Phonebook 97

Setting group names and incoming/outgoing actions......... Group Setting 98

Making calls from the phonebook................................. Phonebook Search 99

Editing phonebook entries ............................................... Edit Phonebook 104

Copying phonebook entries ..........................................................................105

Deleting phonebook entries ......................................... Delete Phonebook 106

Setting functions for phonebook entries .....................................................107

Protecting the secret phonebook entries......................... Secret Attribute 108

Checking the number of registered phonebook entries

........................................................................................ Check No. of Items 110

Using simple dialing to make calls ............................................ Quick Dial 110

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Phonebooks supported by FOMA terminal

FOMA D901iS supports the FOMA terminal phonebook and UIM phonebook.

･

The items that can be registere d in th e FOMA termin al phon ebo ok and U IM ph oneb ook are a s fol lows :

The number of entries Up to 700
Entry items

Phonebook

Phonebook Search

Various settings

Others

*1 The number of items that can be registered in the phonebook may be decreased depending on the type of

data registered.

*2 Ring alert, incoming vibrator, lighting pattern and lighting color can be set. In addition, the settings for

incoming calls by groups are available.
*3 The substitute image for video-phone can also be set.
*4 The settings for URL, note, postal code, address, company name, job title and birthday.

Item FOMA terminal phonebook UIM phonebook

Name/reading Up to 32 one-byte (16 two-byte)

Image 1entry per person
Group Entries can be classified into 30

Phone number/icon Up to 5 phone numbers per person,

Mail address/icon Up to 5 mail addresses per person,

Setting for incoming phone

2 *3

calls*
Settings for receiving mail*
Other settings*
Phonebook No.

Show All Names
Group Search
Name Search
Ranking Search
Ph Book No. Search
Number Search
Secrecy Search

Caller ID Setting
Secret Code Setting
Secret Attribute
Reject/Accept Call
Video-phone Rate Setting

Changing order of phone
numbers or mail addres ses/
switching phonebook Nos.
Quick Dial
Quick Mail
Site display
Send Ir Data

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characters for name and up to 32 one­byte characters for reading can be set.

groups and

2,105 in total of the phonebook can be
set. An icon can be set for each.

2,105 in total of the phonebook can be
set. An icon can be set for each.

2

*1

グループなし

(No group).

○×
○×

○
○

○
○○
○
○
○
○
○

○
○
○
○
○×

○×

○
○
○
○

○ : Available

Up to 50

Up to 21 one-byte (10 two-byte) characters
for name and up to 25 one-byte (12 two­byte) characters for reading can be set.

Entries can be classified into 10
groups and
Only one phone number can be set
per person. Icons cannot be set.

Only one mail address can be set per
person. Icons cannot be set.

グループなし

× : Not available

×

(No group).

×
×

○

○
×
×
○
×

×
×
×
×

×
×
×
○

Note: The miniSD memory card is not included in the bundle and needs to be purchased. ☛P346

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Name displays

If a call is made/received to a party registered in the FOMA terminal pho nebook or UIM p honebook, the name
registered in the phonebook is displayed on the screen displayed during making/receivin g a call or talking.
In addition, the name registered in the phonebook is also displayed in the redial data, received call
history, recorded messages, senders of received mail, addresses of sent/unsent mail, custom menu or
others.

･ When phonebook entries of different names with the same phone number/mail address are registered

in both phonebooks, when you enter the phone number or mail address without searchi ng the

phonebook, the name registered in the FOMA terminal phonebook is displayed.

･ When a mail is received, if the mail address including “@docomo.ne.jp” exactly matches a mail

address registered in the phonebook, the settings of phonebook take precedence and the name

registered in the phonebook is displayed. Note that when the mail address is “mobile phone

[e-mail]”, the settings of phonebook take precedence only when the mail address

excluding “@docomo.ne.jp” is registered and the name registered in the phonebook is displayed.

･ When SMS is received and the phone number exactly matches a phone number registered in the

phonebook, the settings of phonebook take precedence.

INFORMATION

● When Secret Attribute is set in the FOMA terminal phonebook data, names are displayed on ly in Secret
Mode. The same applies when the phonebook data with Secret Attribute set are disp layed in the redial
data, received call history, recorded messages and voice memo while talking.

● Calls or mail received from a party for whom Secret Attribute is set in Se cr et Mod e use ring tone , incomi ng
vibrator and incoming lighting set in the phonebook data. When not in Secret Mode, the terminal operates
as in the settings made in Sound Setting, Vibrator Setting and Alert Lighting Set ting.

● If PIM Lock or Privacy Mode (Authorized access set for Phonebook & Logs) is on, the other party’s name is
not displayed on logs and only phone number and mail address is displayed when a call is made or
received. Canceling these restrictions displays the other party’s name.

● If mail is received from the other party saved in the phonebook, the name registered in the phonebook is
displayed as ticker in the information line. Note that if mail is received from the other party with Secret
Attribute set while not in Secret Mode, the mail address is displayed in the information line.

● Setting can be made to hide phone numbers or names when receiving calls or mails/messages.
☛P126, P133

Phonebook

Registering entries into the FOMA terminal phonebook Phonebook New Entry

･ The maximum number of items that can be registered ☛P92
･ You can register phonebook entries even when you are out of the service are a.
･ It is recommended that you keep a separate written record of all the information you register in the

phonebook.
You can use a miniSD memory card to register phonebook entries (☛P350). If you have a PC, you can
use data link software and the FOMA USB cable (optional) to send the data to the PC.

･ The phonebook data that is saved in FOMA terminal can be backed up to a miniSD memory card.
･ Registered data may be lost due to f ailure, repair, change of model or other hand lings of FOMA

terminal. DoCoMo assumes no responsibility for accidentally erased data.

･ Phonebook data registered wh ile in Secret Mode are set as the data with Secre t Attribute.
･ In Privacy Mode (Authorized access set for Phonebook & Logs), the entry of the terminal security code is

required.

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･ Please be informed that if you copy the data registered in FOMA terminal to a new terminal at a

DoCoMo Shop when switching to a new model, etc., the specifications of some new models may not
allow copying of the data.

Registering the phonebook data to FOMA terminal

Press m42 on the stand-by display.

1

Enter a name. (Up to 32 one-byte or 16 two-byte characters)

2

Phonebook

3

4

Press p.

Name and reading

Press % to select and enter necessary items.

･ If settings of each item have already been made, the setting is displayed.

Image ：Set a still image or video/i -mot io n t ha t i s dis p lay ed wh en a c all is made / re c eive d

･ Kanji, hiragana, katakana, alphabetic and numeric characters, symbols and

pictograms can be entered. However, symbols and pictograms entered may
not appear correctly if transferred by infrared communication, etc.

･ I f a name is not entered, the entry cannot be registered.

Check the name and reading on New screen.

■ Correcting the name

a Select the name field, correct the name and press p.

■ Correcting the reading

a Select the reading field, corre ct the reading (up to 32 one-byte

characters).

･ If you correct the name, the reading of the name will not

automatically reflect changes made to the name.

or the phonebook data is checked.

･To restore the default setting , press 5.
･The set image is displayed only when the registered party notifies the phone

number.

■ Setting a still ima ge

a Press 1 to select a still image from the list.

･ If a still image with horizontal and vertical (or vertical and horizontal) sizes

exceeding 640 x 480 is selected, a confirmation screen is d isplayed asking
whether to save the reduced image. If you select Yes and set the still image,
the still image of which size is reduced to 96 x 72 (phone book) is saved.

･ When a call is made or received or the phonebook data is checke d, for

animation, the playing image is displayed and for Create animation and
continuous shots, the first image is displayed.

■ Shooting a still image with Camera

a Press 2 to shoot and save the still image.

･ The size of a still image to be shot is set to 96 x 72 (phonebook)

automatically.

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■ Setting video/i-motion

グループ

a Press 3 to select video/i-motion from the i-motion folder list.

･ You can set video/i-motion with only images when the size is set to Sub-

QCIF (128 x 96) or QCIF (176 x 144).

･ Playing and checking a video/ i-motion when selecting. ☛P112

■ Recording video with Movie Camera

a Press 4 to shoot and save videos.

･ The size of a video to be recorded is set to QCIF (1 76 x 144)

automatically. Sounds are not recorded.

Group ：Select a group from

グループなし

Group Setting ☛P98

Phone number：Enter the phone number including the area code (up to 26 digits) and select an

icon.

･Up to 5 phone numbers per person can be registered. If the first phone number

is registered, items to add are di splayed.

･Pause (P), timed pause (T), “ ＋ ”, “ ＃ ” and sub-address delimiter ( ) can be

registered.

Mail address ：Up to 50 one-byte characters can be entered. Select an icon.

･Up to 5

･Please register a mail address with the domain name after @ included

･When the other party has register ed a secret code ☛P108

Press & to display Other screen and select each item to set.

5

addresses

displays items to be added.

correctly. Note that when the mail address is “mobile phone
[e-mail]”, registe r only the mobile phone number.

URL ：Up to 256 one-byte characters can be entered.

Note ：Up to 200 one-byte or 100 two-byte characters can be

Postal code ：Up to 7 digits can be entered.

Address ：Up to 200 one-byte or 100 two-byte characters can be

Company name：Up to 100 one-byte o r 50 two-byte characters can be

Job title ：Up to 100 one-byte or 50 two-byte characters can be

Birthday ：Set Set birthday to ON and enter the birthday in

グループ

(No group).

per person can be registered. Saving the first mail address

1 (group 1) to

グループなし

entered.

entered.

entered.

entered.

Birthday field.

グループ

is set by default.

30 (group 30) and

Phonebook

Press & and switch Set screen (phone/mail) and select each item to set.

6

Set (phone) screen

r

l

Set (mail) screen

･ In case the entry is saved by

the items are set to Terminal settings. If you
select a group, the video-phone su bs titute
image is set to Terminal settings and the other
items are set to Group settings.

･ Playing and ch ec king a melody or

video/i-motion when selecting. ☛P112

Next

なし

, all

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Phonebook

7

/ Ring alert ：Select Movie ringtone or Melody to select a video/i-motion or melody.

･ Only videos/i-motion with the ring alert setting of the detail information

specified to Available can be set as ring alert.

･ To operate as set in the setting for phone/video-phone of Sound Setting,

select Terminal Settings.

/ Incoming vibrator

：Select Yes to set the vibration for receiving a call or mail.

･ To operate as set in Vibrator Setting, select Terminal Settings.

/ Lighting pattern

：Select Yes to set the lighting pattern of the call indicator.

･ If Sync melody or OFF is set, the lighting color cannot be set.
･ To operate as set in Alert Lighting Setting, select Terminal Settings.

/ Lighting color：Select Yes to set the lighting color of the call indicator.

･ The lighting pattern is set to Sync melody, the lighting color lights/flashes by

Rainbow.

･ To operate as set in Alert Lighting Setting, select Terminal Settings.

Substitute image (display only on Set (phone) screen)

：Select Yes to set Chara-den (☛P337) displayed during a call.

･ To operate as set in Image Setting, select Terminal Settings.

Press p.

The lowest available phoneboo k No. is assigned automatically.

■ Entering the phonebook No. to register

a Enter a number between 0 and 699.

･ Zeroes before single- or double-digit phonebook No. can be omitted.
･ When a phonebook No. that has already been used to sa ve information is specified, a

confirmation screen is displayed asking whether to overwrite. Select New en try not to
overwrite and specify another phonebook No.

Press o.

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INFORMATION

● Setting can be made to hide image for outgoing/incoming calls even when the image is set in Image. ☛P125

● A phone number saved in the phonebook with preceding 184 or 186 does not all ow sending of SMS even if

it is selected as the address. In addition, if a party whose mail address is “mobile phone
[e-mail]” is saved in the phonebook with preceding 184 or 1 86, no i- mode Ma il can be sent
to the address.

● For saving mail addresses of i-mode terminals, the @ and the following domain name (“@docomo.ne.jp”)
of the addresses can be omitted, however, it is recommended to save the whole addresses including
“@docomo.ne.jp”.

･For saving mail addresses of i-mode terminals as chat members, save the whole addresses including

“@docomo.ne.jp”.

･When sending/receiving mail, if a mail address of outgoing or incoming mail including “@docomo.ne.jp”

does not match a mail address registered in the phonebook exactly, the ring alert set for the phonebook
or group is not used.

● When a call is made to a party with a video/i-motion set in Image, the first image of the video/i-motion is
shown on the display while the call is be ing dial ed. When a call arrives f rom such a par ty, the vi deo/i-m otion
is played on the display and the ring alert set in t he phon ebook data sou nds while the call is being received.

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● If video/i-motion is set for the ring alert for phone of the phonebook data or the ring alert for phone/video­phone of Sound Setting, the video/i-motion with sound and image set fo r th e ring alert is played regardless
of the settings of Image. However, if the video/i-motion set as the ring alert only contains sounds (i-motion
with no image such as the vocals of singers), the image set as the call image is shown on the display while
a call is being received.

● When Privacy Mode is on (Authorized access set for Phonebook & Logs), the name registered in the
phonebook data is not displayed and the ring tone or vibrator set in the phonebook data does not operate.
The ring tone or vibrator is set according to the setting of FOMA terminal.

● Even if Substitute image is set for data of the FOMA terminal phonebook with Secret Attribute, while in
Privacy Mode (Authorized access set for Phonebook & Logs), the substitute image for receiving calls is
displayed according to the FOMA terminal settings.

Phonebook

Registering entries into the UIM phonebook

･ The maximum number of items that can be registered ☛P92

Press m43 on the stand-by display.

1

Enter the name (up to 21 one-byte or 10 two-byte characters).

2

Press p.

3

Name and reading

･ Kanji, hiragana, katakana, alphabetic and numeric characters, symbols

and pictograms can be entered. However, symbols and pictograms may
not appear correctly if transferred by infrared communication, etc.

･ When both one- and two-byte characters or one-byte katakana are used,

only to 10 characters can be registered.

･ I f a name is not entered, the entry cannot be regist ered.

You can confirm the name and reading on Save To UIM screen.

■ Correcting the name

a Select the name field, correct the name and press p.

■ Correcting the reading

a Select the reading field, correct the reading (up to 25 one-byte or

12 two-byte characters).

･ Two-byte katakana and one-byte alphanumeric characters can be

used to enter the reading.

･ When both one- and two-byte characters are us ed, only to 12

characters can be registered.

･ If you correct the name, the reading of the name will not

automatically reflect changes made to the name.

Register Entries into UIM Phonebook

Select each item to enter.

4

･ If the settings of each item have already been made, the settings are displayed.

Group ：Select a group from

ループなし

･ Group Setting ☛P98

グループ

(No group).

1 (group 1) to

グループなし

グループ

is set by default.

10 (group 10) and

Next

グ

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Phone number：Enter phone numbers including the area codes. You can enter up to 26 digits

(up to 20 digits depending on the UIM type).

･Only 1 phone number can be regist ered. No icon can be set.
･Pause (P), “ ＋ ”, “ ＃ ” and sub-address delimiter ( ) can be registered.

Timed pause (T) can be entered but cannot be registered. Also, if you enter “
＋” except for at the first digit of the phone number, digits after “＋” cannot be
registered.

Mail address ：Up to 50 one-byte characters can be entered.

･Only 1 mail address can be registered. No icon can be set.

Press p.

5

Phonebook

INFORMATION

● For saving mail addresses of i-mode terminals, the @ and the following domain name (“@docomo.ne.jp”)
of the addresses can be omitted, however, it is recommended to save the whole addresses including
“@docomo.ne.jp”. For saving mail addresses of i-mode terminals as chat members, save the whole
addresses including “@docomo.ne.jp”.

● When Privacy Mode is on (Authorized access set for Phonebook & Logs), entry of the terminal security code
is required.

Setting group names and incoming/outgoing actions Group Setting

You can change the group name of the FOMA terminal phonebook or UIM phonebook and set the
ring tone by Group.

･

In the settings by group of the UIM phonebook, only the group name can be modifie d.

･ As for

グループなし

set.

, the group name cannot be changed or the incoming/outgoing action cannot be

Press m412 on the stand-by display.

1

･ Press m412p to change the UIM phonebook group names.

Place the cursor at the group to set and press m.

2

Set the group name.

3

･ In case of the UIM phonebook, go to Step 5.
･ You can enter u p to 20 one-byte or 10 two-by te character s for group na mes in the FOMA ter minal

phonebook.

･ You can enter up to 21 one-byte or 10 two-byte characters for group names in the UIM

phonebook. Note that when both one- and two-byte characters or one-byte kat akana are used,
only to 10 characters can be regist er ed.

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