DoCoMo FOMA M1000 User guide

Manual

for

’05.6

DoCoMo W-CDMA and GSM/GPRS Systems

Thank you for purchasing FOMA M1000 handset.

Before using your FOMA M1000 handset, be sure to thoroughly read this manual to ensure its
correct use. For further information, contact the "DoCoMo Information Center" on the back of this
manual.
Treated with care, your FOMA M1000 handset will be your able partner.

Before Using Your FOMA Handset

• Because your FOMA handset uses radio waves, it may not function in locations where it is
difficult for radio waves to penetrate, such as tunnels, underground passages and some
buildings, in areas where radio wave signals are weak; or when outside the service area. Even
when you are high up in a tall building or condominium and nothing blocks your view outside,
your FOMA handset may not be able to receive or transmit signals. Also, communication may
be interrupted even when the signal reception level on your FOMA handset indicates there is a
strong signal and you are not moving.

• Use your FOMA handset in a way that does not disturb others in public spaces, crowded
locations or quiet places.

• Because your FOMA handset uses radio waves to communicate, there is a possibility that third
parties may attempt to listen in on your calls. The W-CDMA and GSM/GPRS systems
automatically support a confidential communication function for all calls so even if someone
should somehow be able to tap a call, the signals are modified so that an eavesdropping party
will hear only noise.

• Your FOMA handset encodes voice communication as digital data. When you are operating
your FOMA handset while moving to a location subject to weaker radio wave signals, the
transmitted digital data may not be correctly decoded and as a result the decoded voice may
differ somewhat from the actual voice.

• Maintain a separate record of the data you save in your FOMA handset. If the data should be
erased, DoCoMo assumes no responsibility for its loss.

• Users are considered to agree to be solely responsible and to be acting at their own discretion
when using SSL. DoCoMo and the authentication company listed below do not guarantee the
safety of SSL for users' activities while using SSL, and are not liable for any damages incurred
through using SSL.
Authentication company: VeriSign Japan K.K., Betrusted Japan Co.,Ltd., GeoTrust Japan, inc.

Using this Operation Manual

Information of interest may be found in the following ways:

• Refer to the Contents
Select to look at particular functions 3P2

• Refer to the Index
Select to look at function names or application names. 3P624

• Refer to the index tabs
Select to look at application names or titles.

• Refer to the chapter title pages
Select to look at major topics

• Refer to features
Select to look at FOMA handset features and operations. 3P4, P6

• In this FOMA M1000 Operation Manual text, the FOMA M1000 is referred to as the FOMA handset.

• Reprinting all or part of this manual without approval by DoCoMo is prohibited.

• Information contained in this manual is subject to change without prior notice.

* Be sure to read the "Safety Instructions" on P8 before using your FOMA handset.

Quick Manual 3P630

Defaul

How to Use this Manual

In this manual, operations of your FOMA handset are explained in the
structure as shown below:

Title/application name

Shows the title or
application name.

Default settings

Function description

Supplementary
description of function

Operation description

Provides the operation
numbers and
instructions.

Screen

Shows the screen
displayed in the
process of or after an
operation.

Supplementary
description of
operation

NOTE

Gives necessary
information, notes,
and supplementary
explanation.

Index tab

Shows the chapter title.

Description of Instructions

In this manual, instructions are given for operations using the Stylus. Before
using the FOMA handset, check how to use the Stylus and how to select
menu items. 3P35, P36, P43

• For operations which can be made easier using FOMA handset keys or for
convenient operations to be remembered, instructions using keys are given. Key
operations are given based on illustrations of keys; check these illustrations and
descriptions of keys in advance. 3P30, P31

1Overseas Use

For how to use your FOMA handset outside Japan, see "Overseas Use".

3

P560

XXXX XXXXX XXXX

XXXXXX XXXX XXXX XXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX

XXXXXXX

XXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX XX XXXX XXXXXXX XX, XXX
XXX XXX XXX XXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXX XXXXXXX (XXXX XX XXX XXXX XXXXX,
XXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX) XXX XX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX XX XXX XXXX XXXXX
XXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX X XXXX XXXX XXXXXX XXXX XX XXXXX XX XXXXX XXX
XXXXX XXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXXX.

• XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX XX XXX XXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXX XXXX

XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX. XXX XXX XXX XX XXXXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX. 3PXX

Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar y XXXXXXXX on

a

the Menu bar y XXXXX

Tap XXXX XXXXX XXXX field, and enter XXX XXXXX XXXX y tap

b

[XXXX] XX XXX XXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX

• XXXXX X XX XX XXXXXXX XXX XXX XXXXX XXXX.

• XXX [XXXXXX] XX XXX XXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX XX XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX.

NOTE

• XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX XXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XX X XXXXXX XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX XXXXX
XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX XX XXX XXXXX XX XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX XX
XXXXXX XXXXXXX. XXXXXXX, XXXX XXXXXX XXXXX XX XXX XX XXXXXXX XX XXX, XXXXXXX XXXX
XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXXXX.

• XXXX XXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX XX XXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XX XXX XX XX, XXXXX
XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXX XX XXXX XXXXXXX.

• XXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX XXXXX XX XXX
XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX.

• XXX [XXXXXX] XX XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX.

* The above page is a sample.

t setting

Contents/Safety

Instructions

Before Using the

Making/Answering

Making/Answering

Contact List

Tone/Screen/Light

Safety Settings

XXXXXX XXXXXXXX

Network Services

Displaying/Editing/

Managing Data

Other Convenient

Applications

Wireless LAN

Movian VPN

Communication

Entering Characters

Oversea Use

Handset

Calls

Video Calls

Settings

Camera

Browser

Messaging

Functions

Using Data

Bluetooth

NOTE

• Illustrations of screens contained in this manual are for the purpose of simplifying
description and may differ from the actual views.

Appendix

Index/Quick Manual

1

Contents/Safety Instructions

Contents

Before Using Your FOMA Handset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside the front cover

Using this Operation Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inside the front cover

How to Use this Manual. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

FOMA M1000 Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Making Full Use of FOMA M1000!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Safety Instructions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Handling and Care. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Intellectual Property Issues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

Checking Purchased Product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

Before Using the Handset . . . 29

• Names of Parts and Functions

• The Stylus　• Operating the Touch Screen

• Viewing the Display

• Selecting an Application

• Entering Text • Help • Using the UIM

• Inserting/Removing the Battery Pack

• Charging　• Battery Status

• Power ON/OFF　• Initialization

• Language Selection

• Date and time setup • Caller ID

• Phone Number Display

Making/Answering Calls. . . . 69

• Making a Call • Dialled call history

• 186/184 • WORLD CALL • Handsfree

• Answering a Call • Answered call history

• Earpiece Volume • Drive Mode

• Missed Calls etc.

Making/Answering Video Calls

• Making a Call　• Answering a Call

• Setting an Outgoing Image

• Setting Image Display during a Video Call

etc.

. . . 89

Contact List. . . . . . . . . . . 101

• Contact registration • Contact search

• Contact modification • Contact deletion

• Setting/Displaying Owner Information

• Copying/Moving Contact Information

• Sending Contact Information etc.

Tone/Screen/Light

Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127

• Tone Settings • Sound • Vibrator

• Keypad mode • Voice Timer

• Manner Mode • Home Screen

• Adjusting the Screen Brightness

• Clock Settings etc.

Safety Settings . . . . . . . . 151

• Security Codes

• Changing Handset Security Code

• Setting PIN • Lock • Self-mode

• Reject Call • Fixed Dialling

• Reject calls settings

• Ring start time • Not In Contacts

• Other Safety Settings etc.

*: As of June 2005, this function cannot be used.

*

Network Services . . . . . . 169

• Voice Mail Service • Call Waiting Service

• Call Forwarding Service

• Nuisance Call Blocking Service

• Caller ID Display Request Service

• Dual Network Service

• English Announcement Service

• Service Dialing

• Forwarding to voicemail when Forwarding
Number is busy

• Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during
Call • Added Service (USSD Registration)

2

Camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183

• Before Using • Capturing Still images

• Capturing Video Clips • Capture Settings

• Camera Settings

• Uninstalling • Security Scan Light etc.

Wireless LAN . . . . . . . . . 419

• Wireless LAN • Setting up a Wireless LAN

• Searching Access Points etc.

Contents/Safety Instructions

Browser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197

• Browser • Setting up the Internet

• Opening Web Pages

• Viewing Web Pages Information

• Searching Text • Web Pages from History

• Bookmarks

• Saving Web Page Information

• Downloading Data

• Phone To/Mail To/Web To Functions

• Web Browser settings

• Using Certificates etc.

Messaging . . . . . . . . . . . .240

• Email • Settings

• Viewing Messaging Account List

• Composing and Sending Email

• Attaching Files • Saving Email

• Receiving/Viewing Email

• Replying to Email • Forwarding Email

• Add to Contacts • Searching Email

• Managing Attachments

• Managing Mailbox • User Settings

• SMS Message etc.

Displaying/Editing/Managing

Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 307

• Displaying an Image • Editing an Image

• Playing a Video • Playing Music

• Displaying Word, Excel and PDF Files

• Using the TransFlash Memory Card

• Managing Files

• Using the Voice Recorder

Other Convenient

Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 355

• Multiaccess • Alarm • Schedule

• To do List • Call tracking • Byte Counter

• Calculator • Notes

• Earphone/microphone with switch

• Reset settings etc.

Applications . . . . . . . . . . .407

• Applications • Installing • Launching

MovianVPN . . . . . . . . . . 435

• VPN • Settings • VPN Connection

• Checking Connection Settings

Using Data

Communication . . . . . . . 453

• Data Communication • Before Using

• FOMA PC Setup Software

• Setting up Data Communication

• Executing the Set Connection

• W-TCP Settings • Setting up APN

• Setting up Dial-up Networking

• AT Commands etc.

Bluetooth . . . . . . . . . . . . 503

• Bluetooth • Before Using

• Using Bluetooth

Entering Characters . . . . 515

• Character lnput • Indirect Input Method

• Direct input method • Templates

• Character copy • Edit Dictionary

• Electronic Dictionary Settings

• Character Entry Settings

Overseas Use. . . . . . . . . 559

• "WORLD WING" International Roaming
Service

• Services Available Outside Japan

• Before Use　• Making Calls

• Answering Calls　• Switching Networks

• Roaming Settings

Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . 577

• Menu List • Symbols

• Roman Character to Kana List

• Combination of Functions during
Multiaccess • Desktop Suite • SyncML

• Troubleshooting

• Warranty and After-sales Service etc.

Index/Quick Manual . . . . 623

• Index • Quick Manual

3

FOMA M

1000 Features

Contents/Safety Instructions

FOMA (Freedom of Mobile multimedia Access) is the name of a service provided
by DoCoMo based on the W-CDMA system, which is specified as one of the global
standards of third-generation mobile communication systems (IMT-2000).

1International Roaming

FOMA M1000 supports dual systems (W-CDMA, GSM/GPRS), which allows use of your
FOMA handset for phone and data communications in foreign countries that have adopted
the W-CDMA network system or the GSM/GPRS network, in addition to use within the FOMA
network provided by DoCoMo. 3P560

* Using your FOMA handset overseas requires a subscription to "WORLD WING", DoCoMo's

international roaming service.

1Touch screen

Simply touching the display (touch screen) with the Stylus allows easy and quick operation of
your FOMA handset. You can also write and draw freehand in the same manner as drawing
with paper and a pencil. 3P36

1Browser

The integrated web browser allows large web pages to be displayed on your FOMA handset
without any change to the layout. 3P198

1Messaging

Email or SMS message can be exchanged in Japan as well as overseas. Sound, video, still
image or document files (such as Word or Excel files) can be attached to email. If the other
party uses a Bluetooth device with email functions, email can be exchanged via Bluetooth.

3P242

1Wireless LAN

The Internet or email can be used via
Wireless LAN in your office, etc. 3P420

1Large screen display

The large 2.9-inch TFT LCD provides
vivid views of web pages browsed or
video clips captured with your handset.

1Stereo speakers

Video files or music files, etc. can be
played through loud stereo speakers.

3P314, P319

1Camera function

There are two cameras provided, a Rear­Camera with approximately 1.31-million
effective pixels (approximately

1.22-million recording pixels) and a Front­Camera with approximately 0.31-million
effective pixels (approximately 0.30­million recording pixels), which can be
selected depending on the conditions for
capturing still images or videos. 3P184

1Bluetooth

Wireless connection with
Bluetooth devices allows data
communication and handsfree phone
communication. Contact data or files can
be exchanged between Bluetooth
devices. 3P504

1TransFlash memory card

A TransFlash memory card, which is the
world's smallest detachable memory
card, can be used to store data such as
images captured with your FOMA
handset and Contact information, or to
copy data saved from other devices such
as PCs into the memory card to your
FOMA handset. 3P335

4

1Multitask function

Two or more applications and/or functions
can be used at the same time (not available
for some applications or functions).

3

P44

1Multiaccess

With the Multiaccess function, which
makes voice calls and packet
communication available at the same
time, you can communicate by voice calls
while being connected to the Internet or
send emails during voice call
conversations. 3P356

1Additional applications

Installation of applications allows more
convenient use of your FOMA handset.

3P408

1Document viewer

PC document files such as Word, Excel,
PowerPoint and PDF files can be taken from
attachments to emails or memory cards into
your FOMA handset to view.

3

P324

1Receiving email

automatically

Email can be automatically received by
using the mopera U
subscribing to a provider with a mail
notification function. 3P273

*: mopera U is a fee-based service requiring a

separate subscription.

*

mail service or by

1Electronic dictionaries

Electronic dictionary functions are
available. They can be convenient when
checking the meaning of a word using the
Japanese dictionary or for using the
English-Japanese or Japanese-English
dictionary for checking word translations.

3P401

1Multimedia player

Various multimedia functions are
available to display still image files or to
play video and music files.

3P308, P314, P319

1Data synchronisation

Data such as contact information stored
in your FOMA handset can be easily
synchronised with data on a PC
connected with the provided USB cable or
connected via Bluetooth in order to make
a backup using the Desktop Suite. Data
stored in your FOMA handset also can be
synchronised with the SyncML server
connected through the Internet using
SyncML. 3P587

1VPN (Virtual Private

Network)

A safe and secure connection from your
FOMA handset to an intranet (company
network, etc.) is available by using a
virtual private network (VPN) via the
Internet.3P436

1Handwriting input

A handwriting input software that
supports Japanese, allows characters
written in the input area with the Stylus to
be recognized for inputting. Using the
function in combination with text input
prediction allows you to smoothly input
sentences containing mixtures of kanji,
hiragana, and alphanumeric characters.
3P541

Contents/Safety Instructions

Whole Range of Network Services

1

Voice Mail Service (Charged)

2A separate subscription required. 3P170

1

Call Waiting Service (Charged)

2A separate subscription required. 3P173

1

Call Forwarding Service (Free)

2A separate subscription required. 3P175

1

Dual Network Service (Charged)

2A separate subscription required. 3P178

1Short Message Service

(SMS) (Free)

2No separate subscription required.

3P244

5

Making Full Use of FOMA M1000!

Contents/Safety Instructions

FOMA M1000 communication functions

Overseas use

Bringing your FOMA handset with you when you travel to a country
where the W-CDMA or GSM/GPRS system is adopted allows you to use
the phone number you use in Japan to make/answer calls and exchange
data. If the receiver of your call uses a handset that supports video calls,
international videophone communication is available.

3

P560

See the other party using videophone communication

You can see the party at the other end while talking. You can switch
between two cameras to send your own image using the Front­Camera or another image, such as a landscape, using the Rear­Camera. You can choose to disable the cameras if you do not want to
send images to the other party. 3P90

FOMA M1000 access functions

Connection via Wireless LAN

Wireless connection to the Internet or an
intranet (company network, etc.) is available,
which allows you to use the Internet or
email. 3P420

Connection via Bluetooth

Wireless connection to Bluetooth-enabled PCs, etc. is
available for data communication. Connecting to Bluetooth­enabled handsfree devices or headsets allows you to talk
without holding your FOMA handset in your hand.

3

P504

6

Other useful functions of FOMA M1000

Voice memo

If a situation such as conversations in meetings suddenly comes up
where you want to record a conversation, simply pressing one key
allows you to start recording. 3P351

Digital still/video camera

You can switch between two cameras on the front
and back sides according to the situation to capture
still images and videos. The Rear-Camera is capable
of capturing high-quality still images of approximately

1.22 million pixels (effective pixel count:
approximately 1.31 million)
and digital zooming of up to 4x.

3

P184

View data using a document viewer function

You can view PC document files such as Word,
Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files attached to
incoming emails with your FOMA handset while
you are not home. 3P324

Contents/Safety Instructions

Still image/video/music player function

Various files downloaded into your FOMA handset or TransFlash memory
cards from the Internet, etc. or still images and video clips captured with the
camera can be viewed/played. Detailed information is available while files are
being viewed/played with the respective players. Managing and editing files
such as renaming and deletion of files are possible.

3

P308, P314, P319

Key arrangement convenient for playing games

The Navigation Key and two other keys
can be used to play games as if with a
dedicated portable game console.

Video mail

Video clips captured with the camera or
downloaded from the Internet can be attached
to outgoing emails. 3P267

3P31

Versatile information management with the PIM function

The versatile PIM function (Contact list, Schedule, To do) is provided,
which allows the management of contacts, personal scheduling and To
do list just with a FOMA handset. 3P102, P362, P378

7

Contents/Safety Instructions

Safety Instructions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS)

2Before using your FOMA handset, please read the following Safety Instructions, and be sure to

follow them in order to ensure safe usage.

2These precautions are intended to protect you and others around you. Read and follow them

carefully to avoid injury, damage to the product or damage to property.

1The following signs differentiate between the levels of danger that can occur if the

product is not used within the specified guidelines:

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

1The following symbols indicate special warnings regarding product usage.

Indicates improper usage

Indicates not to disassemble

No disassembly

No wet hands

the device.

Indicates not to handle the
device with wet hands.

Indicates an instruction that must be obeyed at all times.

Indicates that equipment should be unplugged from electrical sockets.

This sign denotes that there can be an immediate danger
of death or serious injury as a result of improper use.

This sign denotes that death or serious injury may result
from improper use.

This sign denotes that bodily injury or damage to
property may result from improper use.

Indicates not to use the device

No liquids

near water, and not get it wet.

1Precautions contain the description below;

Handling Instructions for the FOMA handset, Battery Pack and Adapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

FOMA Handset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Battery Pack. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Stylus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Adapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

UIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

TransFlash Memory Cards and TransFlash Memory Card Adapters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Handset near Electronic Medical Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

8

Handling Instructions for the FOMA handset, Battery Pack
and Adapter

DANGER

Use equipment specified by DoCoMo Group companies with your FOMA
handset.

2Use of equipment not specified by DoCoMo Group can cause the FOMA handset and

Battery pack to leak, heat, burst or catch fire.
Battery pack M01 AC adopter M01 Desktop holder M01
FOMA AC Adapter 01 FOMA Overseas/Domestic AC Adapter 01
FOMA DC Adapter 01

* Contact our sales office for information on other compatible products.

WARNING

Do not use the equipment in an
environment liable to cause it
to explode or catch fire, such
as a gas station.

2Explosions or fire may result if

the equipment is used in areas
where dust or flammable gases
such as propane or gasoline
vapors are generated.

Do not throw device or subject
to physical shock.

2May cause Battery pack to leak,

heat, burst or ignite. May cause
equipment to malfunction or
catch fire.

Do not allow conductive
foreign objects (such as a
piece of metal or pencil lead) to
touch the recharging or
external interfaces. Also, do
not touch interior parts.

2Fire or malfunction may result

due to a short circuit.

If there is smoke or a strange
smell, or damage, perform the
following immediately:

1. Disconnect the power plug from
the electric outlet or socket.

2. Turn the FOMA handset power
off.

3. Remove the battery pack from the
FOMA handset.

2Fire or other serious problems

may result if you keep using it
(charging). After removing the
battery pack, contact a DoCoMo
sales outlet.

Do not put the Battery pack,
FOMA handset or adapter in
microwave ovens or other
heating appliances or high­pressure containers.

2May cause Battery pack to leak,

heat, burst or ignite. May cause
FOMA handset or adapter to
heat, smoke, ignite, or for circuits
to be damaged.

Contents/Safety Instructions

9

Contents/Safety Instructions

No liquids

WARNING

Do not let adapter get wet.

2Contact with water or other liquids can cause heating, electric shock, fire or

malfunction. Take care not to use the handset in areas where it could get wet.

CAUTION

Store equipment out of reach
of small children.

2Can be accidentally swallowed or

cause injuries.

Children using the device
should be instructed in proper
operation by an adult. Do not
allow them to use device
without adult supervision.

2May cause injuries.

Do not use or leave device in
hot areas, or in areas exposed
to direct sunlight, such as
inside a vehicle.

2May cause the Battery pack to

leak, heat, burst or ignite, or may
cause equipment to deform or
malfunction. Parts of the case
may grow hot, causing burns or
injuries.

Do not store in extremely
humid, dusty or hot areas.

2Malfunction may result.

Do not leave device on
unstable or sloping surfaces.

2Malfunction or injuries may

result.

FOMA Handset

Turn the FOMA handset off in areas where use is prohibited, such as in
airplanes and hospitals.

2Use in these areas can cause medical and other electrical or electronic equipment to

10

WARNING

malfunction or fail. If automatic power-on function has been enabled, cancel this
setting before turning the power off.
When using the handset in a medical facility, be sure to observe the regulations of the
facility.
Prohibited conduct, such as using the handset in an airplane, may lead to punishment
of user according to law.

WARNING

Turn the FOMA handset off near high-precision electronic control equipment
or electronic equipment using low-power signals.

2Using the handset near this type of equipment can cause the equipment to fail or

malfunction.
* Examples of electronic equipment to avoid:

Hearing aids, implanted pacemakers or defibrillators, other electrical medical
equipment, fire alarms, automatic doors, other automatic control equipment.
Users wearing implanted pacemakers or defibrillators or other electrical medical
equipment should check with the manufacturer or sales outlet about the effect of
radio frequencies on the equipment.

Contents/Safety Instructions

When using near medical
electrical equipment, do not
keep the handset in chest
pocket or inside pocket.

2Using your FOMA handset near

medical electronic equipment
could cause equipment failure.

Do not use or leave Battery
pack near flames, stoves or
other hot areas.

2Heating, ignition or malfunction

may result.

Do not disassemble or remodel
the handset.

No disassembly

2Fire, injury, electric shock or

malfunction may result.

When you talking with the
speakerphone function
activated, always keep FOMA
handset away from your ear.

2May cause hearing loss.

Do not place the FOMA
handset over an air bag safety
device, or in an air bag
deployment area.

2If the airbag inflates, your FOMA

handset can strike you or other
people, causing bodily harm and
other damage.

Do not use the handset while
operating a vehicle.

2Driving while using the handset

is dangerous and can cause an
accident. First park the car in a
safe place before using your
FOMA handset, or use it in Drive
Mode.
Due to a revision in the Road
Traffic Law, from November 1,
2004 you can now be penalized
for the use of mobile phones
while driving.

If you have a weak heart, be
careful when setting the
incoming call vibration or ring
volume setting.

2Could affect heart function.

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If lightning strikes while using
the handset outside, turn the
power off immediately, and
move to a safe location.

2May be subject to lightning strike

and could cause electric shock.

Do not swing your FOMA
handset around by its strap.

2Your FOMA handset can strike

you or other people, causing
bodily harm and other damage.

Handsets can give some users skin problems such as itching, allergic
reactions or rashes. If you develop skin problems, stop using the handset
immediately, and see a doctor.

2The following parts contain metal materials.

Material Location

Chrome plated Rear cover lock, Camera/Shutter key, Volume/Zoom key,

Speakerphone/Voice Record key, Power/Lock Switch, Navigation
Key

Nickel Logo section on rear cover, logo section on ear piece

Tinned Decorated section of speaker

Aluminized Decorated section of earpiece

Steel Battery pack mounting, UIM tray lid, TransFlash memory card lid,

Stylus body

Phosphor bronze (gold plated) Battery pack terminals

Beryllium copper (gold plated) Charging terminal for desktop holder

CAUTION

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Do not put liquids such as
water, other liquids, pieces of
metal or flammable materials
inside FOMA handset, UIM tray,
or TransFlash memory card
tray.

2May cause fire, equipment failure

or electric shock.

Do not place magnetic disks or
cards with magnetic stripes
near the handset or place
inside and fold the handset.

2Data stored on media such as

cash cards, credit cards,
telephone cards and floppy disks
may be erased if the storage
medium is placed near the
handset.

In rare cases, using the
handset in some vehicle
models can cause the vehicle's
electronic equipment to
malfunction or fail.

2In this case, do not use the

FOMA handset because it may
hamper safe driving.

Be careful when inserting/
removing TransFlash memory
card.

2Can cause harm to hand or

fingers.

CAUTION

Be careful of broken glass when the display or camera lens is accidentally
broken.

2Glass display and camera lens surfaces include a plastic cover panel to keep glass

from breaking into pieces. However, touching sharp edges may cause injury.

Battery Pack

1Check that the battery type matches the type displayed on the Battery pack label.

Display Battery type

Lithium ion Lithium ion battery

DANGER

If Battery pack liquid contacts
eyes, immediately wash the
eyes with clean water and see
a doctor right away. Do not rub
the eyes.

2Battery fluid in the eyes may

cause blindness.

Do not connect the Battery
pack terminals to wire or other
metal objects. Do not carry or
store Battery pack together
with a necklace or other metal
object.

2May cause Battery pack to leak,

heat, burst or ignite.

Do not throw Battery pack into
contact with open flames.

2May cause the Battery pack to

leak, heat, burst or ignite.

No disassembly

Do not try to force Battery pack
onto FOMA handset or Battery
pack charger if you are having
trouble connecting it. Always
connect it after confirming that
it is correctly oriented.

2May cause Battery pack to leak,

heat, burst or ignite.

Do not pierce Battery pack with
a nail, hit with a hammer or
step on it.

2May cause Battery pack to leak,

heat, burst or ignite.

Do not disassemble or remodel
the Battery pack, and do not
solder items directly onto it.

2May cause Battery pack to leak,

heat, burst or ignite.

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Do not use or leave Battery
pack near flames, stoves or
other hot areas.

2May cause Battery pack to leak,

heat, burst or ignite.

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If Battery pack fluid contacts
skin or clothes, immediately
flush the contacted area
thoroughly with clean water.

2Battery pack fluid may damage

the skin.

If Battery pack leaks or gives
off a strange smell,
immediately remove it from the
vicinity of open flames.

2The vapors from leaking Battery

pack fluid may ignite or explode.

WARNING

If Battery pack does not reach
full charge after being charged
for the specified time, stop
charging it.

2Exceeding the specified charging

time may cause Battery pack to
leak, heat, burst or ignite.

If Battery pack starts giving off a strange smell, overheats, becomes
discolored or deformed during use, charging or in storage, immediately
disconnect it from the FOMA handset or Battery pack charger.

2Continued use may cause Battery pack to leak, heat, burst or ignite.

Do not use or leave device in
hot areas, or in areas of strong
direct sunlight such as inside a
vehicle.

2May cause leaks, heating or

deterioration in performance and
service life.

CAUTION

Do not discard old Battery pack together with other garbage.

2Ignition or environmental destruction results. Tape the terminals of old Battery packs

to insulate them, and then bring them to a DoCoMo sales outlet. If your local
municipality has a battery recycling program, dispose of them as instructed.

Stylus

WARNING

Store device out of reach of
small children.

2Stylus can be accidentally

swallowed or cause injuries.

Do not use stylus with other
equipment.

2May cause equipment damage

or failure.

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Never point a stylus at another
person.

2Can cause irreparable damage if

poked into the eyes.

When using a stylus with a
FOMA handset, use only a
stylus recommended by a NTT
DoCoMo Group company.

2Damaged or murky displays may

Adapter

Do not short-circuit charger
terminal while it is connected
to an outlet or a cigarette
lighter socket. Do not touch
charger terminal with a part of
your body such as your hand
or finger.

2Fire, malfunction, electric shock,

When you hear thunder, do not
touch the FOMA handset or the
adapter.

2A lightning strike or electric shock

Do not touch adapter cord or
wall outlet with wet hands.

No wet hands

2Electric shock may result.

When connecting AC adapter
to an electrical outlet, do not
touch it to metal objects such
as metal straps. Be sure to
firmly connect to outlet.

2Could cause electric shock, short

WARNING

result when using a stylus other
than those recommended.
Stylus M01

WARNING

or injuries may result.

may result.

circuit or fire.

Be careful when inserting/
removing stylus.

2Can cause harm to hand or

fingers.

Do not disassemble or remodel
AC adapter.

No disassembly

2Electric shock, fire, or

malfunction may result.

Do not use the AC adapter,
Desktop holder or Battery pack
charger in bathrooms or highly
humid areas.

2Electric shock may result.

Always remove electrical plug
from wall outlet when not
using the AC adapter for an
extended period.

2Electric shock, fire or malfunction

may result.

Do not use adapter electrical
cord or power cable if it gets
damaged.

2Electric shock, heat or fire may

result.

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Immediately remove AC
adapter plug from the wall
outlet if water or other fluids
enter the adapter.

2Electric shock, smoke or fire may

result.

Wipe off any dust that
accumulates on the plug.

2Fire may result.

Only use with specified power
source and voltage.

2Usage with incorrect voltage may

result in fire or failure.
AC adapter M01, FOMA
Overseas/Domestic AC Adapter
01
: 100V-240V AC (Connect only to
a home AC electric outlet)
AC Adapter
: AC100V (Connect only to a
home AC 100V electric outlet in
Japan)
DC adapter
: DC12V/24V (exclusively for a
negative ground car)

Place Desktop holder on a
stable surface during charging.
Do not cover or wrap Desktop
holder with a cloth or blanket.

2May cause the FOMA handset to

become unseated from Desktop
holder. Heating can result in fire
or failure.

The DC adapter is exclusively
for a negative ground car.
Never connect to a positive
ground car.

2Doing so may result in fire.

If the fuse for the DC adapter
blows, be sure to replace it
with the specified fuse.

2Using the wrong fuse may result

in fire or equipment failure. For
the specified fuse, see the
separate instruction manual.

WARNING

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CAUTION

Always remove AC adapter
plug from wall outlet when
cleaning device.

2Electric shock may result.

When you disconnect adapter from wall outlet, do not pull AC adapter cord or
power cable. Instead, hold plug and pull out to disconnect.

2Pulling on cords can damage them, possibly leading to electric shock or fire.

Do not charge a wet battery pack.

2Doing so may cause the battery pack to overheat, catch fire or burst.

Do not place heavy objects on
the adapter cord or power
cable.

2Electric shock or fire may result.

UIM

WARNING

Do not put UIM into microwave ovens, other heating appliances or high­pressure containers.

2May cause melting, heating, smoking, loss of data or malfunction.

CAUTION

Store the UIM out of reach of
small children.

2Can be swallowed and cause

serious injury.

Be careful when removing the
UIM (IC portion).

2Hands or fingers may be injured.

Do not bring UIM into contact
with open flames or heat it.

2May cause melting, heating,

smoke, loss of data or
malfunction.

Do not scratch ICs.

2Malfunction may result.

No liquids

No disassembly

Do not let UIM get wet.

2Contact with water or other

liquids can cause malfunctions.

Do not drop UIM or subject to
physical shock.

2Malfunction may result.

Do not disassemble or remodel
UIM.

2Malfunction may result.

When storing UIM, do not place
in direct sunlight or in
environments of high
temperature or high humidity.

2Malfunction may result.

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Be careful not to touch or
short-circuit ICs accidentally.

2Data loss or malfunction may

result.

Do not use or leave UIM near
flames, stoves or other hot
areas.

2May cause melting, heating,

smoke, loss of data or
malfunction.

Do not bend UIM or place
heavy objects on it.

2Malfunction may result.

Do not store UIM in extremely
dusty areas.

2Malfunction may result.

Only use UIM with devices
specified by NTT DoCoMo.

2Use with other devices may

cause data loss or malfunction.
Contact a DoCoMo sales outlet
for the list of specified devices.

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TransFlash Memory Cards and TransFlash Memory

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Card Adapters

WARNING

Do not put the card and
adapter in microwave ovens or
other heating appliances or
high-pressure containers.

2May cause melting, heating,

smoking, loss of data or
malfunction.

Store the card and adapter out
of reach of small children.

2The card or adapter can be

accidentally swallowed or cause
injuries.

* Call a doctor immediately if

there is cause to suspect that
a child has swallowed a part.

CAUTION

Do not disassemble or remodel
card or adapter.

No disassembly

2Data loss or malfunction may

result.

Do not bend the card or
adapter, or place heavy objects
on them.

2Malfunction may result.

Do not scratch metal terminals.

2Malfunction may result.

Do not use or leave card or
adapter near flames, stoves or
other hot areas.

2May cause melting, heating,

smoking, loss of data or
malfunction.

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No liquids

Do not drop the card and
adapter or subject them to
shocks.

2Malfunction may result.

Take care not to touch or short­circuit metal terminals
accidentally.

2Data loss or malfunction may

result.

Do not let card or adapter get
wet.

2Contact with water or other

liquids can cause malfunctions.

Do not use or keep card or
adapter in the following places:

• Inside the car, under hot sunlight,
or other places subject to high
temperature

• Areas exposed to direct sunlight

• High humidity environments

• Areas where corrosive gas, etc.
is generated

• Highly dusty environment

2Malfunction may result.

Do not bring card or adapter
into contact with open flames
or heat them.

2May cause melting, heating,

smoking, loss of data or
malfunction.

CAUTION

Children using card or adapter should be instructed in proper operation by
an adult. Do not allow children to use card or adapter without adult
supervision.

2May cause injuries.

Handset near Electronic Medical Equipment

1The following precautions are based on the guidelines drawn up during the

Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference, Japan, regarding the protection of electronic
medical equipment from radio waves emitted by mobile phone units.

WARNING

Turn FOMA handset and
Bluetooth headset off when in
crowded trains or other public
places where pacemaker or
defibrillator wearers could be
nearby.

2Signals from the FOMA handset

may affect the operation of
implanted pacemakers or
defibrillators.

Wearers of implanted
pacemakers or defibrillators
must carry and use FOMA
handset and Bluetooth headset
at least 22 cm away from
implanted device.

2Signals from FOMA handset may

affect the operation of implanted
pacemakers or defibrillators.

When electrical medical
devices other than implanted
pacemakers or defibrillators
are in use outside of medical
facilities (such as in home care
settings), check with the
device manufacturer to
determine how the device is
affected by electrical signals.

2Signals from FOMA handset may

affect the electronic medical
equipment.

Be sure to adhere to the
following rules inside medical
facilities:

2Do not bring FOMA handset or

Bluetooth headset into operating
rooms (ORs), intensive care units
(ICUs) or coronary care units
(CCUs).

2Turn FOMA handset and

Bluetooth headset off in hospital
wards.

2Turn FOMA handset and

Bluetooth headset off in hospital
lobbies and corridors if electronic
medical equipment could be
nearby.

2If medical facility has specific

zones where use or possession
of mobile devices is prohibited,
follow those rules.

2If automatic power-on is set,

disable this setting before turning
the power off.

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Handling and Care

General Usage Guidelines

1Keep FOMA handset away from water.

• FOMA handset, Battery pack, and adapter are not waterproof. Do not use FOMA handset in bathrooms or
other high-humidity areas, or in the rain. When carrying FOMA handset in a pocket near your body, sweat
may corrode the inner components, causing malfunction. Note that malfunctions deemed to be caused by
water are not covered by the warranty, and may be impossible to repair. Since these malfunctions are not
under warranty, when repair is possible, it will be done at the user's expense.

• If your FOMA handset gets wet or moist, immediately turn off the power. After removing Battery pack, contact
the sales representative for repair as soon as possible. Note, however, that the FOMA handset may not be
repairable, depending on its condition.

1Clean FOMA handset with a soft, dry cloth.

• To make the color LC display easy to read, some FOMA handset models use a special coating on the display.
When cleaning FOMA handset, rubbing it roughly with a dry cloth can scratch the display. Take care when
handling the unit, and use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning (such as a cloth for eyeglasses). Drops of water or dirt
left on the display can cause stains or remove the coating.

• If FOMA handset is wiped with alcohol, paint thinner, benzine or detergent, the printing may disappear or color
may fade.

1Clean jack occasionally with a dry cotton swab.

• If jack is dirty, electrical contact may grow poor, data communications errors may occur when using the
Desktop holder, or the power may shut off. A dirty jack can also result in poor charging, so clean it with a dry
cloth or cotton swab.

1Do not place FOMA handset near air conditioner outlets.

• Rapid changes in humidity can cause condensation, leading to internal corrosion and malfunction.

1Do not place FOMA handset where excessive force will be applied to it.

• If FOMA handset is inserted into a full bag, or placed in a pocket and sat on, its LC display or internal PCBs
may be damaged or malfunction. Such damage is not covered by warranty.

1Please carefully read pages P53 and P56 of this manual for care and handling information

regarding the Battery pack and adapter.

FOMA handset

1Avoid temperature extremes.

• Use FOMA handset in an ambient temperature range of between 5 and 35 degrees Celsius, and in a humidity
range of between 45% and 85%.

1FOMA handset may affect fixed phones, televisions or radios in use nearby. Use as far as

possible from such appliances.

1Maintain a separate record of data you register in your FOMA handset.

• NTT DoCoMo assumes no responsibility for accidentally erased data.

1Do not place FOMA handset on surfaces where potentially damaging objects are placed.

• The Rear-Camera may be damaged. If display is open with the panel facing out, it can be damaged.

1Do not sit down while FOMA handset is in the back pocket of your pants. Also, do not

place it at the bottom of a full bag, or where it will encounter excessive force.

• Malfunction or damage may result.

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1It is normal for FOMA handset to grow warm during use or charging. You can continue to

use it while warm.

1In normal use, please keep the earphone/microphone jacks capped, and the external

connection jack covered.

1It is recommended that All Lock be set ON so that the handset does not react to random

side key or touch screen presses while carried loosely in a purse or pocket with the power
turned on.

1Do not leave the handset with a camera lens facing direct sun light.

• Color deterioration or burning of pixels may result.

Battery pack

1The Battery pack is a consumable part.

• Replace Battery pack when operation time of FOMA handset on a full charge has grown extremely short
(amount of time will vary depending on type of use). Purchase a new Battery pack of the specified type.

1Charge Battery pack in an environment that is within the acceptable ambient temperature

range (5 to 35 degrees Celsius).

1Always charge FOMA handset before using it for the first time, or after extended disuse.
1Operation time provided by Battery pack will depend on operating environment, and on

remaining Battery pack performance level.

1Do not discard old Battery pack with general household garbage.

• Tape the terminals of old Battery packs to insulate, and then bring into our sales outlet. If your local
municipality has a battery recycling program, dispose of as instructed.

1Keep the handset in a cool well-ventilated place without direct sun light.

• If you are not using the handset for a long period, store the battery pack after draining it completely and
removing it from the handset or the adapter.

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Adapter

1Do not charge Battery pack in the following areas:

• Where the ambient temperature is less than 5 degrees Celsius or more than 35 degrees Celsius.

• In environment with excessive humidity, dust or vibrations.

• Near fixed telephones, televisions or radios.

1It is normal for the adapter to become warm during charging. You can continue charging

with a warm adapter.

1While charging with the DC adapter, keep the car engine running.

• Charging without the car engine running can result in exhausting the car battery.

1When using an electrical outlet equipped with a mechanism that prevents unplugging,

follow the handling instructions for that outlet.

1Do not apply strong impact. Also, do not deform the recharging interface.

• Failure may result.

UIM

1Do not use excessive force to remove the UIM.
1Do not put excessive force on the card when inserting it into the handset.
1It is normal for the UIM to become warm during use. You can continue using a warm card.
1Note that NTT DoCoMo will not be responsible for malfunctions occurring as the result of

inserting and using a UIM with unrecommended IC card reader/writer.

1Always keep UIM ICs clean.

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1Clean UIM with a soft, dry cloth.
1Maintain a separate record of the data you register on the UIM.

• Under no circumstance shall NTT DoCoMo be held liable for any loss or damage to the data stored in the UIM.

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1To protect the environment, please bring the old UIM to a DoCoMo sales outlet.
1Avoid extreme temperature.

External Memory

1Do not apply excessive force in removing Part IC.
1Do not apply excess pressure when installing the device.

Display (Touch Panel)

1Do not paste on protective sheets or seals.

• Functionality may be degraded, or display may be damaged.

1Do not rub or push the display surface with hard tool.

• The display may be destroyed.

1If display is being operated as a touch panel, always use the attached Stylus.

• Operation with sharply pointed tools such as nails, pens, pins, etc. may damage the display.

Stylus

1Stylus (touch panel pens) are consumables.

• If a Stylus is lost or damaged, you can order a new one for the appropriate model. For detailed information,
contact a DoCoMo sales office.

1If Stylus can no longer be smoothly slid across screen, or display response slows down,

use a soft, dry cloth (such as a glass wipe) to wipe the display surface. Handling and care
3P20

Wireless LANs

1Wireless LAN

Do not place FOMA handset near magnetic devices such as electric appliances, audiovisual or
office automation equipment, or in places where a large amount of electromagnetic waves are
emitted.

• Under the influence of strong magnetic or electrical fields noise may become louder, or calls may become
unavailable. (In particular, microwave oven usage can adversely affect the handset.)

• If FOMA handset is positioned near televisions or radios, the handset may cause reception to fail, or television
images may be distorted.

• If multiple Wireless LAN access points exist that use the same channel, the Wireless LAN may not be
searched correctly.

1Frequency band

The frequency band used by the devices support WLAN is indicated in a label on the entry for the
Battery pack of the FOMA handset. Following is an explanation of how to read the label.

(1) (2) (3)

2.4DS4

(4)

(1) 2.4 : Indicates radio device that uses the 2,400 MHz band.

(2) DS : Indicates device uses the DS-SS modulation.

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(3) 4 : Indicates device is assumed to interfere with other devices within 40 meters.

(4) : Indicates device fully uses the bandwidth between 2,400.0 MHz and 2,483.5 MHz,

and that it cannot be set to avoid the frequencies used by microwave tracking
systems.

2.4 GHz Devices

Industrial/scientific/medical devices such as microwave ovens, internal radio stations (wireless
stations requiring a license) or specific low power radio stations (wireless stations not requiring
a license) used in production lines in factories for detecting moving objects, and armature radio
stations (wireless stations requiring a license) use the same frequency band as used by WLAN
devices.

1. Verify that no internal radio station or specific low power radio station for detecting moving
objects, or armature radio station is in operation nearby before using this device.

2. If this device causes harmful interference to signals for an internal radio station for detecting
moving objects, immediately change the frequency band in use or stop the signal emission
then contact the following for corrective actions (such as installing partitions) to avoid
crossing signals.

3. If problems occur such as this device causing interference with signals of a specific low power
radio station for detecting moving objects or an armature radio station, contact the following:

Inquiries: 0120-005-250 (in English)

* Can be called from DoCoMo mobile phones or FOMA handsets, and PHSs.

Bluetooth

Bluetooth is a technology that connects Bluetooth-compatible devices such as mobile phones
and PCs wirelessly. 3P504

1Passkey

A password that prevents unauthorized use of a Bluetooth device. Usually, you can set a passkey
by choosing up to 16 alphanumeric characters. However, on some devices passkeys are preset
and cannot be changed. To enable authorized access, you can enter the same designated
passkey in both your FOMA handset and the target Bluetooth device, or you can enter the
designated passkey in your FOMA handset alone.
For better security, it is recommended that passkeys be set using as many digits as possible (up
to 16 characters), and that you do not create a passkey using your name, birthday, or other
information that is easy to guess.

1For better connection, keep the following points in mind:

• The distance between your handset and another Bluetooth device must be about 10 meters or less, and
within a direct line of sight. The maximum distance under which connections are possible may shorten
depending on the environment (i.e. blocked by a wall or furniture) or building structure. This distance also will
shorten if there is an obstruction between the FOMA handset and other Bluetooth devices. In particular, if
there is an intervening wall or floor of reinforced concrete between Bluetooth devices, they may be unable to
connect with each other. Note that the abovementioned connection distance is not guaranteed.

• During connection, keep Bluetooth devices more than 2 meters away from other electrical devices, such as
home electric appliances, audiovisual devices, office automation devices, digital cordless telephones, and
facsimile machines. In particular, when using a microwave oven, be sure to keep Bluetooth devices more
than 3 meters away from it to prevent interference. Normal connections may fail to be established when
electric devices are powered on. Also, Bluetooth devices may cause noise or reception failure on televisions
or radios (television images may be degraded on certain UHF or satellite broadcasting channels).

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• If there is a broadcast station or radio near a Bluetooth device to which you want to connect, your FOMA
handset may be unable to connect with the Bluetooth device. In such a situation, move the Bluetooth device

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to another location from which connection is possible.

1Radio interference with Wireless LANs

Bluetooth devices use the same frequency band (2.4 GHz) as do Wireless LANs (IEEE 802.11b/
g). Therefore, if a Bluetooth device is used near a Wireless LAN device, radio interference may
cause the communication to slow down, generate noise or completely fail. If this occurs, take the
following measures:

• Keep your FOMA handset and the Bluetooth device to which you wish to connect wirelessly, 10 meters or
more away from the Wireless LAN device.

• When it is impossible to separate the devices by more than 10m, power down the Wireless LAN or Bluetooth
device.

1With regard to Bluetooth communication security, while FOMA handsets support

Bluetooth standard security provisions. However, some settings have inadequate
security, so be careful when using Bluetooth for communications.

1Please note that NTT DoCoMo is not responsible even in the case that information may

leak from Bluetooth communications.

1With FOMA handsets, you can use the services compatible with the following version and

profiles:

Supported Bluetooth version Bluetooth Specification Ver. 1.1

Output Bluetooth standard Power Class2

Transmission range

Supported Bluetooth profiles *3Generic Object Exchange Profile

*1: All Bluetooth-compatible devices including FOMA handsets are compliant with the Bluetooth

Specification defined by the Bluetooth SIG, and have been authorized by the Bluetooth SIG. However,
depending on the characteristics or specifications of the device, methods of operation may differ, or data

exchange after connection may not be possible.
*2: Varies depending on obstacles between the communication devices and the signal strength.
*3: These are specifications for use between Bluetooth compatible devices and Bluetooth standards.

*2

Within about 10 meters

Object Push Profile
Serial Port Profile
Dial-Up Networking Profile
Headset Profile
Service Discovery Application Profile
Handsfree Profile

*1

1Frequency band

The frequency band used by your FOMA handset is indicated in a label on the entry for the
Battery pack of the FOMA handset. Following is an explanation of how to read the label.

(1) (2) (3)

2.4FH1

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(4)

(1) 2.4 : Indicates radio device that uses the 2,400 MHz band.

(2) FH : Indicates device uses the FH-SS modulation.

(3) 1 : Indicates device is assumed to interfere with other devices within 10 meters.

(4) : Indicates device fully uses the bandwidth between 2,400.0 MHz and 2,483.5 MHz,

and that it cannot be set to avoid the frequencies used by microwave tracking
systems.

Precautions for using Bluetooth devices

The frequency band used by this product is also used by microwave ovens and other
industrial, scientific, and medical devices, licensed private radio stations such as those for
mobile identification in factory production lines, specified low power radio stations that do not
require any licenses, and amateur radio stations. Hereafter, these are called Other Radio
Stations.

1. Before using this product, make sure that there are no Other Radio Stations operating nearby.

2. If radio interference occurs between this product and Other Radio Stations, immediately
move this product to another place or stop radio wave emission from this product to avoid
radio interference.

3. For other points you are concerned about, or if a trouble occurs, contact us on:

Inquiries: 0120-005-250 (in English)

* Can be called from DoCoMo mobile phones or FOMA handsets, and PHSs.

Camera Handling

When using the FOMA handset if you seriously annoy others, you may be liable for prosecution
under applicable laws or regulation (such as Public Nuisance Laws).

Please be considerate of other people's privacy when capturing and sending
pictures using camera-equipped mobile phones.

Additional Precaution

NTT DoCoMo will not be responsible for unavailability of various functions of the FOMA handset
due to combination with devices, network, software, etc. provided by third parties other than NTT
DoCoMo.

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Intellectual Property Issues

Copyright and Ownership of Likenesses

You may not without permission of the copyright owner duplicate, modify, transmit over public
communication lines, etc. any document, image, music, software, or other content owned by a
third party that you have used this product to photograph or download from an Internet
homepage, etc., except for private uses such as duplication and indexing that are allowed by
copyright law. With regard to performance, recital, exhibition, etc., please take care as even if for
private use, photography and audio recording are restricted.
In addition, please refrain from using this product to photograph another person without their
permission, post such photographed likeness of another person on an Internet homepage
without their permission, or otherwise publish it to an unknown number of people, as there is a
danger that the subject's right to ownership of their own likeness may be violated.

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Trademarks

Contents/Safety Instructions

• The "FOMA", "i-mode" and "mopera U" logos, and the following are trademarks or registered brand names
of NTT DoCoMo: "FOMA", "mova", "Freedom Of Mobile multimedia Access", "i-mode", "mopera",
"mopera U", "WORLD CALL", "Drive Mode", "Quickcast", "Multiaccess", "Dual Network", "Mzone",
"Security Scan".

• Java and all trademarks/logos related to Java in the U.S. and elsewhere, are the trademarks of U.S. based
Sun Microsystems, Inc. or its registered brand name.

• "Catch Phone" is a registered brand name of the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp.

• MOTOROLA and the Stylized M Logo are registered in the US Patent & Trademark Office.
©Motorola, Inc. 2005.

• The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, inc. and any use of such marks by NTT
DoCoMo, Inc. is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.

®

• McAfee

• Quick Time is a registered brand name of the Apple Computer, Inc. in US and other countries.

• TransFlash

• Microsoft, MS, and Windows are in the U.S. and other countries registered brand names of U.S. based

• Windows XP is an abbreviation of Microsoft

• Windows 2000 is an abbreviation of Microsoft

• Windows Me is an abbreviation of Microsoft

• Windows 98 is an abbreviation of Microsoft

• Windows 98SE is an abbreviation of Microsoft

• The above brand names may be written side-by-side in the following manner: Windows XP, 2000, Me, 98SE,

• Windows 98 and Windows 98SE are referred to together as Windows 98.

• Other company names or product names mentioned in this work are the trademarks or registered brand

and VirusScan are registered trademarks or trademarks of McAfee, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the

US and/or other countries.

All other registered and unregistered trademarks herein are the sole property of their respective owners.

©2004 Networks Associates Technology, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

TM

is a trademark of SanDisk Corporation.

Microsoft Corporation.

®

Windows

98.

names of their respective owners.

XP Home Edition operating system.

®

Windows® XP Professional operating system, or of Microsoft®

®

Windows® 2000 Professional operating system.

®

Windows® Millennium Edition operating system.

®

Windows® 98 operating system.

®

Windows® 98 operating system SECOND EDITION.

Other Notices

• Modules developed by the Independent JPEG Group are included in part of this product's software.

• This product is licensed based on the MPEG-4 Visual Patent Portfolio License. Only personal and non­commercial use in the following situations is allowed:

- When recording moving images meeting the MPEG-4 Visual standard (hereafter, "MPEG-4 Video").

- When playing MPEG-4 Video recorded by a user for personal and non-commercial use.

- When playing MPEG-4 Video provided by a provider that has been licensed by MPEG-LA.

Before using this product for other purposes, such as promotions, in-house applications or for profit, please
contact MPEG LA, LLC. in the U.S.A.

• 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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Checking Purchased Product

1Purchased product

Contents/Safety Instructions

FOMA M1000

(includes Warranty, Stylus M01,
rear cover M01)

FOMA M1000
Operation Manual
(this manual)

Operation

Manual

* A Quick Manual is

attached after P630.

Two FOMA M1000 CD-ROMs

TransFlash Memory Card
(32MB) (free sample)

(with case (free sample))

TransFlash Memory Card
Adapter (free sample)

USB Cable (free sample)

AC Adapter M01

(with warranty)

Other optional items 3P585

Desktop Holder M01 Battery Pack M01

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Before Using the Handset

Names of Parts and Functions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

The Stylus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Operating the Touch Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Using the Home Screen<Viewing the display>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Selecting an Application from the Application Launcher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Entering Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

For Help with Functions <Help> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Using the UIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

Inserting/Removing the Battery Pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

Charging the Battery Pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Checking the Battery Status <Battery status> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

Turning the Power On/Off <Power ON/OFF>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Setting Up the Handset for the First Time <Initialization>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Switching Languages Displayed on Screen <Language selection> . . . . . . . 64

Adjusting the Date and Time <Set time>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Showing Your Phone Number to the Other Party <Caller ID>. . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Checking Your Own Phone Number <My line(s)> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

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Names of Parts and Functions

1

1

1

1

/

Before Using the Handset

Left Side
View

Right Side
View

Front View

Rear View

TM

TM

g

• The antenna of the
FOMA handset is
incorporated in the
handset.

1Bottom Surface 1Connecting the Earphone

Microphone

Size (mm) : Height 117 × Width 59.5 × Thickness 21.5

Weight (g) : Approx. 168 (*With Battery pack and Stylus inserted)

aStrap Attachment Hole
bm Camera/Shutter Key

This key is used to capture still images/
videos. Or, press for 1+ seconds to open
the still image/video shooting screen.
3P32

cSpeaker

You can hear ring tones, alarm tones, and
key entering tones from here. You can
also hear the voice of the other party
when the speakerphone feature is used.
3P71, P92

dud Volume/Zoom Key

This is used to adjust volumes, and to
enlarge/reduce still image/video being

es Speakerphone/Voice Record Key

This is used to set the speakerphone On/
Off while calling, Or, press for 1+ seconds
to open the Voice memo screen. 3P33

fpr Power/Lock Switch

This is used to turn on/off the power, and
to set/release the Password Protected/
Lock. 3P33, P62, P159

gEarphone/Microphone with Switch

Interface

This is used to connect the earphone/
microphone with switch (sold separately).
3P403

hRecharging Interface for Desktop

Holder 3P58

captured. 3P33

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iExternal Interface

This allows connection to the AC adapter,
DC adapter (sold separately) or a USB
cable (bundled accessory). 3P56, P456

jStylus/Stylus Holder

Remove the Stylus from the Stylus holder
when operating the FOMA handset.
3P35

kFront LED

This momentarily lights blue when the
handset power is turned on, when c,
e or h is pressed, or when the AC
adapter is connected to/disconnected
from the handset.

lEarpiece

The other party's voice comes from here.

ma Application A/Drive Mode Key

This is used to display the menu from the
menu bar or to control applications such
as games. Or, press for 1+ seconds on
the Home screen to set/cancel Drive
Mode. 3P85

nStatus LED

The condition of the FOMA handset such
as receipt of calls and emails, network
connection status, battery charge status,
etc. are indicated with the illumination/
flashing of this light. 3P33

oDisplay (Touch screen) 3P36, P38
p0 Navigation Key

This is used to control games or to select/
confirm functions, etc. 3P31

qc Start Key

This is used to make/receive calls or to
display the Dialled calls. 3P70, P74, P82

rh Home Key

This is used to revert to the Home screen.
This also launches a preset application by
pressing for 1+ seconds, or displays the
Tap Position calibration screen of the
touch screen by holding down for about
5+ seconds. 3P47, P139, P143

sFront-Camera

This is used to send your video image
when making a video call, or to capture a
still image/video of yourself. 3P90, P189,
P190

tb Application B/Manner Mode Key

This is used to control applications such
as games. Or, press for 1+ seconds on
the Home screen to set/cancel Manner
Mode. 3P137

ue End Key

This is used to hang up a call or to display
the phone number entry screen.

vMouthpiece/Microphone

This is used to send your voice to the
handset on the other end when calling.
This is used to record sound while
recording a video clip or Voice memo.

• If this is covered during a call or while
recording a video clip or Voice memo,
the sound may not be sent or recorded.

wInternal Antenna

* Do not cover the internal antenna with your

hand during a call/communication.

xCamera Lamp

This will light red when capturing still
images/videos.

yRear-Camera

This is used when sending videos of
scenery, etc via video call, or capturing
still images/videos of scenery, etc.
3P90, P189, P190

zRear Cover

Remove the rear cover when installing/
removing the Battery pack or TransFlash
memory card. 3P53, P336

ARear Cover Lock 3P53

Before Using the Handset

1Navigation Key

You can press the up, down, left, right, diagonal or center Navigation Keys to select and/or
determine items. Main operations that can be performed using Navigation Keys are listed
below.

• In this manual, operations performed using Navigation Keys are described using illustrations indicating
the direction for pressing. When the operation description is accompanied by an illustration of the
Navigation Key, check the direction of the arrow shown in the illustration for operation.

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Illustration Operation Description

1 Press center • Execute the menu item selected

• Capture still or video images

• Determining the entered characters or closing the

Before Using the Handset

7 Press up or down • Select a menu item, key, file/data, etc.

6 Press right or left • Select a menu item key, file/data, etc.

Press diagonally • Move the cursor, game character, etc. diagonally

NOTE

• You can set to light the Front LED, a, b, c, e or h when the handset power is turned on,
when c, e or h is pressed, or when the AC adapter is connected/disconnected. 3P145

• The antenna is incorporated in the FOMA handset.

keyboard while conversion candidates are not displayed

• Move the cursor, game character, etc., up or down

• Scroll the screen

• Display a video call or control camera brightness/
contrast/zoom setup screen

• Selecting a conversion candidate for entered characters

• Select a tab or scrolling screen

• Move the cursor, game character, etc. right or left

• Change settings on a video call or control camera
brightness/contrast/zoom setup screen

• Specifying a range of characters to be converted or
deleting predicted conversion candidates

Sidekey Operations

On either side of the FOMA handset, you can find 3 sidekeys and 1 switch. Various operations
can be performed by pressing/sliding each key. The following operations can be performed using
the sidekeys and switch. The operation status of the FOMA handset is also described below.

• While the Phone Lock is set, nothing functions but the power/lock switch. 3P159

Sidekey/switch Performing Operations

Camera/Shutter Key Activating the Camera Displaying the screen other than the

Start capturing still image/video Displaying the still image/video capture

Canceling video capture Capturing video

Storing the still image/video Capture of still image/video completed

Operation Status of

the FOMA handset

still image/video capture screen

screen

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Sidekey/switch Performing Operations

Volume/Zoom Key Adjusting the ring tone volume

Adjusting the playback volume of a
video or audio file or Voice memo

Adjusting the volume for games

Adjusting the earphone volume

Controlling the receive volume

Adjusting the speaker volume

Cancel ring tone

Enlarge/reduce captured image Displaying the still image/video capture

Speakerphone/voice
record key

Power/lock switch (Up) Setting Password Protected/Lock -

Power/lock switch (Down) Power ON/OFF -

*1: Press to display a volume bar at the bottom of the screen.
*2: No operations are available when a call arrives while the still image or video shooting screen is

displayed.

*3: Recording starts when pressed for 1+ seconds, and records while pressed.

Setting the speakerphone On/Off Talking

Recording/canceling Voice memo

*2

*1, *2

*1

*1

*1

*1

*1

*3

Operation Status of

the FOMA handset

Dialing/receiving/during a call, playing
a video or Music. But not for recording/
playing Voice memo or playing a game

Playing a video or Music, or recording/
playing a Voice memo

Playing a game

During a call using the optional
earphone/microphone with switch

Talking

During a call using the speakerphone

Receiving call

screen

Other than talking

Before Using the Handset

Status LED

You can find the status LED in the upper section of the front surface of the FOMA handset. The
status LED indicates condition of the FOMA handset with light indicators. The conditions and
indicators of the status LED are described below.

Status LED

• The status light illuminates/flashes when the status LED is set to ON. 3P145

• When conflicting status occurred simultaneously, motion of the light reacts to the status with higher priority.

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1When power of FOMA handset is ON

(illumination/flashing patterns)

Red and green flash alternately Receiving a voice or video call, or incoming

Indicator

Before Using the Handset

Slow flashing of orange and green lights
alternately

Fast sequence of orange y green y off

Slow flashing of green light

Fast flashing of green light Within the service area.

Fast alternate flashing of green and red
lights

Slow flashing of red light Outside of the service area.

Fast flashing of red light Out of the service area, and a new mail or

Fast flashing of orange light Roaming service in use.

Fast alternate flashing of orange and red
lights

*1: Motions are similar when FOMA handset is switched ON and charged.
*2: Operates even if the status LED is set to OFF.

*2

1When FOMA handset is OFF

Motion (illumination/flashing patterns) Condition Priority

Red illumination The FOMA handset is charging via an AC adapter.

Green illumination The charge for the FOMA handset is completed via

*1

message.

A voice call or video call in progress.

*2

Transmitting data via packet communication or 64K
data communication.

*2

Standby to transmit data connected to a network
via packet communication.

Within the service area, and a new mail or
voicemail message received or the Missed call
history screen is open.

voicemail message received or the Missed call
history screen is open.

Roaming service is in use and there is a new email/
SMS message. Also flashes when a new message
is recorded in voicemail or when the Missed call
history screen is open.

an AC adapter.

Condition Priority

High

Low

High

Low

NOTE

• If the battery becomes low, after a cycle of illumination or flashing pattern, the next 1 cycle will be skipped
(1 cycle is a pattern of illumination or flashing. For example, while data is being sent with packet or 64K data
communication, orange y green y off is one cycle). If the battery becomes low during an illumination or
flashing pattern, the Status LED performs a cycle of illumination or flashing y skips a cycle y performs a
cycle of illumination or flashing y skips a cycle and so on. However, if the Status LED lights red and green
alternately, it does not skip a cycle.

• When Drive Mode is set, the status LED does not illuminate/flash.

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The Stylus

The Stylus is a pointing device used to directly tap the display (touch screen). To operate the
FOMA handset, take out the Stylus from its holder located on the lower right corner of the front
side of the FOMA handset.

Removing/Reinserting the Stylus

The Stylus can be extended, and retracted when reinserted in the FOMA handset.

• Hold the FOMA handset to remove/reinsert the Stylus.

aPinch the protruding portion of the

Stylus with your fingers and pull it out
of the FOMA handset halfway

cExtend the Stylus

bHold the Stylus securely and pull it

slowly until it is removed from the
FOMA handset

Before Using the Handset

NOTE

• Do not forcibly overstretch the Stylus. It may not retract thereafter.

• When storing the Stylus, align the protruding portion with the case and insert the Stylus straight while holding
it parallel to the FOMA handset. The tip of the Stylus may become damaged if it is inserted at an angle or
with excessive force. Pay attention to insert the Stylus straight into its retention pocket.

• Always reinsert the Stylus to the Stylus holder to avoid misplacing the pen.

• Always use the accompanying Stylus to operate the touch screen. Using a sharp edged pen may damage
the touch screen.

• Do not damage the tip of the Stylus. Using a damaged Stylus may damage the touch screen.

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Operating the Touch Screen

The FOMA handset display is a touch screen. You can operate the FOMA handset by directly

Before Using the Handset

tapping the displayed icons and functions using the Stylus.

• Functions can also be selected using the Navigation Key. 3P31

Tapping the Touch Screen

Using the Stylus to lightly touch the touch screen once and release is called "tapping".
You can launch an application or select a function by tapping the position of the displayed icon or
menu function.

Main screen components that can be tapped

The following screen components can be tapped in addition to icons and menu items:

1Radio Buttons/Check Boxes

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Check Box

Radio Button

Tap a radio button or check box to set or cancel an option.

1Arrow Buttons

Up Scroll Button/Down Scroll Button

Tap the up/down scroll button to scroll the screen or tap the left/
right tab button to switch tabs.

Left Tab Button/Right Tab Button

1Pull Down Menu

Tap an item field to open a pull down menu then tap a menu item
from the pull down menu to select/set, etc.

Pull Down Menu

Menu Item

Pointing the Touch Screen

Using the Stylus to touch and hold down a spot on the touch screen is called "pointing".
You can point in the phone number entry screen, and delete all entered digits, or scroll by
pointing the up/down scroll button on the scroll bar.

Dragging the Touch Screen

Before Using the Handset

Sliding the Stylus on the touch screen is called "dragging".
You can handwrite/draw text or illustrations, or scroll the screen by dragging the scroll bar up and
down.

NOTE

• Do not operate the touch screen with your fingernails or with any sharp edged object such as a pen or pin.

• Adjust the tap position of the touch screen if the position to tap with the Stylus is misaligned. 3P143

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Viewing the display

Using the Home Screen

This section explains the Home screen components and operations of this FOMA handset. It also

Before Using the Handset

explains the main components of other application screens.

• The Home screen is the standby screen that opens first when the handset is turned on. You can check new
or unchecked email, voicemail or date and time from the Home screen displayed in standby. Also, you can
save frequently used applications to 3 shortcut keys to launch them quickly. To display the Home screen, tap

(Home) in the Application Selector bar or press h.

• Screen components of each application screen vary depending on the application.

Application Selector bar

Menu bar

3P39

Display area

3P39

3P38

Home screen

NOTE

• The display of the FOMA handset is manufactured employing highly advanced technologies. Non­illuminating dots or continuously illuminating dots may, however, exist on the display. Please understand that
this is normal.

Status bar

3P40

An application screen
(In case of video)

Application Selector Bar

The Application Selector bar is always displayed on the Home screen or an application screen.
The Application Selector bar has 6 icons displayed. You can launch the corresponding
application by tapping an icon. The following table describes the icons and applications to be
launched from the Application Selector bar:

• Applications other than Application Launcher can be changed. 3P387

Home screen An application screen

(In case of video)

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Icon name Icon Description

aHome Displays Home screen. 3P139

bHandset Displays Phone number entry screen. Dialing and network services can

be set up. 3P70

cBrowse Launches the browser. 3P212

dEmail Displays email account selection screen. 3P261

eContacts Displays Contact list. 3P112

fApplication Launcher Launches Applications from the Menu list. 3P578

Menu Bar

The Menu bar is displayed underneath the Application Selector bar on the Home screen or an
application screen. Tap an item on the Menu bar to display a menu of items to be used for saving
or setting up. Also, when an application that allows managing files/data using folders is launched,
folder options are displayed on the right side of the Menu bar. 3P341

Menu bar

Menu item

Home screen An application screen

(In case of video)

Before Using the Handset

Display Area

The following items are displayed in the Home screen display area. Tap an item to perform
various operations. Different screens appear for different applications.

• Items displayed on the Home screen vary depending on the configuration.

Component Description

aWallpaper Displays wallpaper. Wallpaper can be replaced with a captured or downloaded

still image. 3P141

bCalendar Tap to display a monthly view screen. 3P362

To display calendar, set Turn calendar on to on (the default setting is off). 3P142

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Component Description

c Time Tap to display the clock. 3P359

To display time, set Turn time on to on (the default setting is off).3P143

d New message area Displays the number of new/unread email or voicemail messages or the

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e Shortcut key Tap to launch the corresponding application. The application can be changed.

f Operation screen Displays a screen to perform operations such as setting up applications or

information of saved schedule events or To do items. Tap an item to view detailed
information. 3P42
The information to be displayed can be changed. 3P140

3P141

settings. See the descriptions of the respective applications for screen
components.

Status Bar

The Status bar is always displayed on the Home screen or an application screen. The following
icons indicating the FOMA handset status are displayed.

a Displays the current time. Displays the current date for approximately 3 seconds

when tapped.

b Displays the keyboard when tapped while the cursor is positioned in a text entry

field. 3P518, P536

c Displays the current settings of the Alert Mode. When Drive Mode or Manner Mode

is set, the state is displayed. 3P85, P132, P135, P137
Displays the setup screens of Alert Mode, Drive Mode or Manner Mode when
tapped.

: Ring tone or alarm is set to sound
:Vibrator is set
: Silent is set
: Manner Mode is set
: Drive Mode is set

*: is displayed while setting up Manner Mode. is given priority and displayed when both

the Manner Mode and Drive Mode are set simultaneously.

d Displays the current state of Bluetooth. Displays the ON/OFF setup screen of

Bluetooth when tapped. 3P506

(White) : Bluetooth is ON
(Gray) : Bluetooth is OFF
(Green) : Bluetooth device connected

e Displays the connection status/radio signal level of a Wireless LAN. 3P420

(Gray) : Wireless LAN is OFF
(White) : Signal level good - signal level poor

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f Displays the state of the handset while talking. Displays the state of recorded

voicemail while in standby. 3P71, P91, P172

: Talking on voice/video call/communicating data using line switching
: Mute mode is set
: New message received in voicemail

g Displays the state of newly received emails. Displays the Inbox when tapped.

3P286

(White) : There are new and unread email, and new and unread SMS

messages from a registered Contact

(Orange) : There are new and unread email, and new and unread SMS

messages from an unregistered sender

(White) : There are new and unread email

(White) : There are new and unread SMS message from a registered Contact
(Orange) : There are new and unread SMS message from an unregistered

sender

*

(Yellow)

: The number of SMS messages saved in the FOMA handset memory

and on the UIM has reached the limit
(Red) : No space left to save SMS on the handset and the UIM
(Red) : Email message that cannot be downloaded due to an error

*: Tap to find which of the FOMA handset or UIM has the maximum number of entries already

saved.

h Displays the network status. Tap to view the network or signal status or the

network (carrier) in use or to set or cancel the Self-mode. 3P162, P571

(Green) : Inside a GSM network area
(Orange) : Roaming in a GSM network area

*1

(Green)
(Orange)
(Green)
(Orange)

: Inside a GPRS network area

*1

: Roaming in a GPRS network area

*1

: Inside a FOMA or a W-CDMA network area

*1

: Roaming in a W-CDMA network area
: Self-mode is set

(Red) : The UIM is not inserted/The unavailable UIM is inserted/No available

network is found

*2

(Gray)

*1: Connected when a point ( ) is displayed in the middle of the circle. Data transmission in

progress when the point is flashing.

*2: There is no indication of Out of the service area. It is shown by the icon color only.

: Out of the service area

i Displays signal reception level.

* : Signal reception level

No icon : Out of the service area

*: Signal strength is displayed in 5 levels while connected to a GSM network via roaming.

j Displays remaining battery level. Displays battery status screen when

tapped.3P61

(White)*: Battery level

: Battery charge in progress
: Charging not possible due to a battery pack not

complying with this FOMA handset or other abnormality.

*: The icon turns orange during a video call.

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1Power saving mode

When the FOMA handset is left in an idle state for a given period of time, the screen backlight
turns off in order to save battery power. When left in the idle state for a further extended

Before Using the Handset

period of time, the display of the screen turns off, and switches to power saving mode.
At time of purchase, the backlight is set to turn off after approximately 30 seconds, and the
screen display to turn off after approximately 1 minute and then to switch to power saving

mode.
Tap the Touch screen or press any key to recover from power saving mode.

• You can change the power saving settings. 3P145

1The message area

In the message area of the Home screen, the information of new/unread emails or schedule
events registered are displayed. Details of each can be checked by tapping the item.

a Number of new emails

received

b Number of new

voicemails recorded

c Number of new short

messages (SMS)
received

d Information of

scheduled events
registered

e Number of items

registered in To do list

* Items as per default setting. Items to display can be changed. 3P140

Icon name Icon Description

Displays the number of new/unread emails. Displays the Inbox
when tapped. 3P286

Displays the number of recordings in voicemail. Tap to open the
phone number entry screen with the phone number to connect to
the Voice Mail Service Center. 3P172

Displays the number of new/unread SMS message. Displays the
Inbox when tapped. 3P286

If there is an Appointment or Notification scheduled within 24 hours
from the current time, its title and start time are displayed. Tapping
opens the detail screen. 3P370 If there is more than one
Appointment or Notification scheduled within 24 hours, the number
of events is displayed. Tapping opens the daily view screen for the
day. 3P362 If there are Appointments that have started, titles and
start times remain displayed until the end time.

Displays the number of active items in the To do list. Displays the
To do list screen when tapped. 3P380

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Selecting an Application from the Application Launcher

Tap (Application launcher) on Application Selector bar to display the application menu list.
Tap relevant icons and items until you get to the target screen from the menu list.

<Example: Displaying Time screen>

Tap (Application launcher) on the Application Selector bar

a

Up/down buttons

Application launcher screen
(Icon display)

• Switching the Application launcher view 3P146

Tap to scroll screen y tap (Time)

b

Application launcher screen
(List display)

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1The notation of operating instructions in this manual

In this manual, steps for starting the target application, beginning with tapping on the
Application Selector bar, are described as follows:

• Any description of steps for screen scrolling and selecting is omitted. If the target menu item is outside

the screen being displayed, perform steps for scrolling or selecting the screen. 3P44

<Example: Displaying the Time screen>

Tap (Application launcher) on the Application Selector bar y (Time).

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1Launching an Application

To launch an application, you can either select an application from the application launcher
menu list, press a key, or tap a shortcut key, etc.

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In this manual, operational procedures are explained using the easiest or the default
procedures.

1Switching Applications

While an application is running, tap (Home) to switch to the Home screen or tap
(Application Launcher) y the application icon to switch to another application.

• Switching to another application terminates the previous application.

• If you are in the middle of setting up or saving, it is recommended that the operation be completed before
switching applications.

• If you switch to the Home screen or to another application while the following applications are active, the
display or operation before switching is retained (multitask function).

- Using the Browser

- Voice/Video call

- Scanning/update of Security Scan Light

- Displayed file/bookmark using Document Viewer

- Recording/playing Voice memo

- Playback of a music file

* This may stop depending on an incoming/outgoing voice/video call or application to activate such as

Document viewer.

• If the FOMA handset does not have enough memory to switch to the previously launched application is
running in background, a prompt to quit the unused application may be displayed. In this case, tap [Yes]
to end the unused application.

1Scrolling/Switching a screen

A scroll bar or arrow buttons for scrolling/switching the screen is displayed enabling you to
display out of range portions of screens with tabs or list screens. If you need to select items
mentioned in the operational descriptions but not displayed on screen, drag/tap the screen
and scroll the entire screen for switching to continue the operation.

*

*

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Example of a scroll bar
and arrow buttons

Scroll bar

Arrow buttons

Arrow buttons

Example of arrow buttons

1Menu items available from the Menu bar on the Application launcher screen:

Tap Launcher or View on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Launcher

Install . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P408

Uninstall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P411

Set folders. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .P46

NOTE

• Menu list 3P578

• When an icon or item is tapped by mistake, tap (Application launcher) again to perform the operation
from Menu list again.

Vie w

View as icons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P146

View as list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P146

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P387

Screen set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P146

System information. . . . . . . . . . . . . P392

Selecting a Folder for Displaying Applications

Applications are registered by individual folders by default. By selecting a folder, only the
applications registered for that folder can be viewed.

Tap All* on the Menu bar on the Application launcher screen

a

• Displaying the Application launcher screen 3P43

Displays all applications.
Folders setup by default
Displays the applications in the individual folder.

Displays the application, etc. installed by the user.
Displays the applications in the FOMA handset.
Displays the applications on the TransFlash memory card.

Creates, edits or deletes a folder. 3P341

*: Displays the previously selected folder name.

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Tap the folder to be displayed

b

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Set folders

Changing the Folder of Applications

You can change the folder where an application is located.

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• For default folders of applications, see the menu list. 3P578

Tap (Application launcher) on the Application Selector bar y

a

Launcher on the Menu bar y Set folders

Displays the application list.

Displays the registered folder.

• Tap Application/Fol der to sort and display in the selected
method.

1Registering an additional folder

Folder setup screen

aTap [Edit folders] and tap [Add] on the folder screen
bEnter a folder name from the folder addition screen y

tap [Done] and tap [Done] on the folder addition screen

• Tap [Cancel] on the folder addition screen to cancel the

operation.

1Changing a folder name

aTap [Edit folders] and tap the folder to be renamed y

[Rename] on the folder screen

bEnter the folder name and tap [Done] on the folder

rename screen and tap [Done] on the folder screen

• Tap [Cancel] on the folder rename screen to cancel the

operation.

1Deleting a folder

Tap [Edit folders], tap the folder to be deleted y [Delete]
on the folder screen and tap [Done] on the folder screen

• A folder containing an application cannot be deleted. Tap

[Continue] on the confirmation screen to return to the folder
screen.

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Tap the application to change the folder

b

Tap t he Fol der field and select the folder y tap [Done]

c

Selecting a Function from a Shortcut

On the FOMA handset, in addition to tapping icons or items from the Menu list to launch an
application, you can also use shortcuts to launch an application with a single tap on the screen or
a single press of a key.

• Shortcut operations can be performed in the following manner.

- Tapping an icon other than (Application launcher) on the Application Selector bar

- Tapping a Shortcut key on the Home screen

- Pressing h for 1+ seconds

NOTE

• You can change applications registered with any shortcut key, Application Selection bar or h on the

Home screen. 3P141, P387

Selecting a Function from a Menu Bar

You can activate registration and setup screens by tapping an item on the Menu bar and then
tapping an item on the menu.
With some applications, menus are displayed and various operations can be performed by
tapping an area other than the Menu bar.

• Items displayed vary with each screen.

<Example: when displaying the wallpaper setup screen in the Home screen>

Tap (Home) on the Application Selector bar

a

Menu bar

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Tap Home on the Menu bar

b

Menu item

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Tap Wallpaper from the menu

c

Displays the wallpaper selection screen. You can select a wallpaper from this screen.

• Setting Wallpaper 3P141

NOTE

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•Pressing a also displays menu items. Pressing a again closes menu items.

Entering Text

To enter text on the FOMA handset, tap the characters on the keyboard displayed on the screen.
This section explains how to display the keyboard and how to enter basic text.
For more information on Inputting Text, see Text Input. 3P516

• The input method is set to Multi tap by default. 3P517

<Example: Inputting “太郎” to register the name to FOMA handset Contacts>

Tap (Contacts) on the Application Selector bar y tap Contacts

a

on the Menu bar y New

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Keyboard icon

Tap Name field, tap on the Status bar and tap Chr y ひらがな

b

• Tap [Chr] to convert the character type. 3P518

Multi tap keyboard

Tap [ た ] once y [ ら] five times y [ あ ] three times

c

The conversion candidates of the entered text are displayed.

Conversion candidate area

Tap “ 太郎 ” from the conversion candidate area

d

Entered text is converted.

• Tap / to display the rest of conversion candidates when you have multiple
conversion candidates.

• When the prediction conversion function is enabled, the predicted text string candidates
following the converted characters are displayed. 3P555

When you are finished entering text, tap

e

NOTE

• You can change the input method. 3P517

Operations on a screen with an entry field without the menu bar

On a screen without a menu bar, if the screen has a text entry field such as a search screen and

is displayed next to the screen title, you can move the screen up or down to reposition the

screen.

• Tapping opens the menu and you can copy, cut or paste. 3P547

• On a screen without displayed next to the screen title, you can drag the screen up or down, however, the
screen moves back to its original position when you release the Stylus.

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Drag up or down from the right side of

a

• If the Stylus is released, the screen automatically returns to its original position.

Continue dragging to the left up to the screen title and release

b

the Stylus

Drag up to this position and release the Stylus.

The screen stays at the position where you release the Stylus.

• To return the screen to its original position, tap any point to the
right of .

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Help

For Help with Functions

On your FOMA handset, you can find applications and functions with a help feature to describe

Before Using the Handset

various actions and operations.

• The following applications and functions can display Help.

- Document viewer list/display screen

- Handwriting text entry screen

<Example: To view from the list in the Document viewer>

Tap (Application launcher) on the Application Selector bar y

a

(Document Viewer) y Edit on the Menu bar y Help in each

application screen

• To display help from the Handwriting text entry screen, tap

y Help. 3P541

As viewed on a
Document viewer

NOTE

• Tap / on the Document viewer help screen to change the help screen display size.

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Using the UIM

The UIM is an IC card that stores customer information such as your phone number.
By inserting it in the FOMA handset, you can utilize voice calls, video calls, email communication,
packet transmission, etc.
If you possess multiple FOMA handsets, you can swap the UIM between handsets to meet
varying purposes.

• For more information about the UIM, refer to the UIM manual.

Inserting/Removing the UIM

• Turn off the power of your FOMA handset and hold it securely before inserting/removing the UIM. Do not
touch or damage the IC portion.

• The UIM may break if you apply excessive force on the card while inserting.

• Be careful not to lose the UIM after removal.

• When inserting or removing the UIM, lift the cover carefully to its secured position while avoiding opening it
too far. The cover may become detached or damaged if it is opened with excessive force.

How to insert

aTake off the rear cover by sliding it in

the direction of arrow a for 4 mm while
pressing the rear cover lock

• Remove the Battery pack if it is

attached. 3P54

bSlide the cover of the UIM tray in the

direction of the arrow a and lift the
cover in the direction of the arrow b

• If you cannot lift the cover because it
gets stuck, do not use force to lift it.
Close the cover and put it back to the
opposite direction from the arrow a
and try again.

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Rear cover lock

Cover

T
M

T

T
M

T

M

M

UIM tray

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cPlace the UIM on the UIM tray with the

IC side facing down

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Notch

IC

T
M

T
M

eAttach the Battery pack and rear cover

• Attaching the battery pack 3P53

How to remove

aRemove the rear cover and the Battery

pack

• Removing the rear cover 3P54

Cover

dClose the cover of the UIM card tray

and slide it in the direction of the arrow
to lock

• If you cannot close the cover because it
gets stuck, do not use force to close it.
Slightly press the cover in the opposite
direction from the arrow to put it back
and try again.

T

M

T
M

Cover

bOpen the cover of the UIM tray and

remove the UIM

• Opening the cover of the UIM tray
3P51

T

M

T
M

The UIM PIN Number

You can set up 2 PIN numbers the "PIN1 code" and the "PIN2 code" on the UIM. 3P153
Both are set to "0000" at the time of purchase but they can be changed later. 3P156

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T
M

T
M

Cover

UIM

Functional Differences in UIMs

Functions vary between the 2 types of UIMs available: the green type and the blue type. Pay
close attention when using each of the functions described below.

Function UIM (Green) UIM (Blue) Reference

Maximum digits allowed
to register to UIM Contact

40 digits maximum 20 digits maximum

P110

list

Use of WORLD WING Available for use Not available for use P560

Service Dial "DoCoMo for Inquires",

"DoCoMo Information

Not available for use

P179

Center" available for use

Inserting/Removing the Battery Pack

You can insert the Battery pack into your FOMA handset.

• When replacing the battery pack, turn the handset power off and hold the handset firmly.

How to insert

aTake off the rear cover by sliding it in the

direction of arrow a for 4 mm while
pressing the rear cover lock

T
M

T
M

bInsert the Battery pack with the marked

side up underneath the protruding
portion in the direction of arrow a, and
attach it by pushing it in the direction of
the arrow b

• When mounting the battery pack, press it
underneath the tab and push it down.

Protruding
potion

T
M

T
M

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Rear cover lock

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cAlign the 4 tabs of the rear cover with the

grooves of the FOMA handset and insert
in the direction of the arrow a, then
slide the cover in the direction of the

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arrow b until the rear cover lock clicks
and locks into position while pressing
down the rear cover.

• If the rear cover does not click shut, check
whether the 4 tabs and grooves align
correctly. Forcing the cover closed
without aligning the 4 tabs and grooves
may result in damage to the rear cover
tabs.

Hooks

Slots

How to remove

aTake off the rear cover by sliding it in the

direction of arrow a for 4 mm while
applying pressure on the rear cover lock

Hooks

T

M

TM

Slots

bHold the hooks on both ends of the

Battery pack and lift it in the direction of
arrow a, and remove it in the direction
of arrow b

• When removing the battery pack, press it
against the tab then remove.

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Rear cover lock

T

M

T
M

Protruding
portion

T
M

T
M

Hooks

1Holding the FOMA handset when removing the battery pack

The battery pack is designed to fit tightly into the FOMA handset and the battery pack may be
difficult to remove. When removing the battery pack, hold the FOMA handset firmly in your
hand as follows:

NOTE

• Forcing the Battery pack into the handset may cause the FOMA handset to break if the UIM is not properly
attached.

• Forcing the Battery pack into the handset may cause the interface with the FOMA handset to break.

Effectively Using the Battery Pack

Always use a FOMA designated Battery pack in order to get the most out of the FOMA handset.

1Life of Battery Pack

• The Battery pack is a consumable item. No matter how you charge it, the operation time per use gradually
decreases. The life of the Battery pack will have expired when the operation time per use is approximately
halved compared to the original operation time (The normal life of the Battery pack is approximately 1 year,
however, it is generally shorter depending on the frequency of use).

Before Using the Handset

In order to conserve the environment, please take the old batteries to NTT
DoCoMo, a reseller or a recycle cooperative.

1Avoid charging for long hours (a few days) without turning the power off.

• When the FOMA handset is turned on and neglected for long hours while being charged, the Battery pack
continues to supply power to the FOMA handset after charging is complete. The FOMA handset can hence
be used for a shorter period of time compared to use immediately after charging is complete, causing the
battery alarm to emit. Properly charge the battery when this happens. Take out the FOMA handset from
the AC adapter (or the Desktop holder) or DC adapter (sold separately) and set it in again to recharge.

1Estimated battery usage duration

The battery usage duration varies depending on the usage environment and the degradation
of the battery.

Network Continuous standby duration Continuous call duration

FOMA/3G Motionless: Approx. 200 hours

When moving: Approx. 110 hours

GSM Approx. 200 hours 900 MHz: Approx. 280 minutes

• Continuous call duration is an estimated duration in a location where radio waves can be transmitted
normally.

Voice call: Approx. 120 minutes
Video call: Approx. 80 minutes

1800/1900 MHz: Approx. 300 minutes

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• Continuous standby duration is an estimated duration in a location where radio waves can be received
normally. The standby duration can be halved depending on the charge level of battery, function settings,
surrounding environments such as temperature, signal strength of the location (out of range, weak
signals), etc. The call (or data transmission)/standby time is shortened when connecting to the Internet.
The call (or data transmission)/standby time is also shortened when composing emails or activating

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applications.

• Depending on network conditions in your location, this may be shorter than the written value.

• Continuous standby duration during motionless state is an estimated standby duration in a motionless
location where radio waves can be transmitted normally.

• Continuous standby duration in motion is an estimated standby duration in a location where radio waves
can be transmitted normally and a combination of "Motionless" "In motion" and "Out of the service area"
states take turns.

• Continuous standby duration and call duration become shorter when using Data communication,
Multitasking, or the Camera.

1Estimated charging time of Battery pack

AC adapter M01 Approx. 240 minutes

FOMA DC adapter 01
(sold separately)

• The estimated charging time is the period of time needed to charge the FOMA handset while turned off
and the Battery pack is discharged. The charging time is longer when the FOMA handset is turned on.

Approx. 240 minutes

Charging the Battery Pack

At the time of purchase, your Battery pack is not charged sufficiently. Be sure to charge before
using the FOMA handset.

• The Battery pack cannot be charged on its own. Always insert the Battery pack into the FOMA handset before
charging.

Using the AC adapter to Charge

Use the AC adapter M01 to charge the battery.

• Plug/unplug the connector slowly and securely avoiding excessive force.

aOpen the external interface cover of the FOMA handset

bInsert the AC adapter connector to the external interface holding the connector aligned

with the handset

• Hold the connector aligned with the FOMA handset and insert it firmly until it clicks into

position.

cRaise the contacts of the AC adapter and plug it into an electric outlet

The charge start tone is sounded and the charge is started.

• While charging, the icon on the Status bar is changed to . When charging is complete, the

icon on the Status bar reverts to .

dWhen charging completes, unplug the AC adapter from the electric outlet and detach the

connector by pressing the release buttons keeping the connector aligned with the
handset

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eClose the external connection interface cover of the FOMA handset

e

a

c

b

Release buttons

Power plug

d

Insert with the blue label up

Using the Desktop Holder to Charge

By combining the AC adapter M01 with the Desktop holder M01, you can charge without opening
the terminal cap of the FOMA handset.

Preparing the desktop holder

Prepare the Desktop holder before charging.

aRaise the backplane from its default

position to the position indicated in the
figure and adjust the angle and position
of the backplane

• The angle and position of the backplane

can be set to 2 positions. 3P59

• It is recommended that the backplane be
set to the lower position for holding the
handset.

bPlug the AC adaptor into the connector

in the back

• Hold the connector aligned with the
Desktop holder and insert the connector
firmly until it clicks into position.

Before Using the Handset

Insert with the blue
label up

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Charging

aRemove the Stylus from the handset and

Before Using the Handset

place the handset on the Desktop holder
with the stopper lifted

The charge start tone sounds and charging
begins.

• While charging, the icon on the Status bar
changes to . When charging completes,
the charge end tone sounds and the icon
on the Status bar reverts to .

• To charge the handset, set the backplane
to the lower positions indicated in the
illustration (the backplane is lowered until
it clicks) or to the upper position (the
backplane is lifted until it clicks). 3P59
Charging is not possible with other
backplane positions.

bHook the stopper in the groove at the top

of the handset to fasten and insert the
Stylus into the Stylus holder of the
Desktop holder

• When removing the FOMA handset from
the Desktop holder, lift the stopper first.

Recharging
Interface for
Desktop holder

Stopper

Stylus holder

Stopper

Groove

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1Angle of the Backplane

The angle of the backplane can be set to 2 positions. Perform the following steps to adjust the
angle:

Hold the base of the Desktop holder with one hand and tilt the backplane with the other
hand.

• Tilt the backplane until it clicks into place.

1Position of the Backplane

The position of the backplane can be set to 2 positions. Using the upper position allows room
to connect the USB cable (included) underneath the backplane. Using the lower position
allows charging using less space. Perform the following steps to adjust the position:

a Hold the base of the Desktop holder with one hand and slide the backplane up or

down with the other hand.

• To slide down, push the stopper down from the top of the backplane; to slide up, push the
stopper up from the bottom of the backplane.

b Slide the stopper until the tab on the back of the backplane clicks into position.

Before Using the Handset

Tabs

Charging with a DC Adapter (Sold Separately)

Charge with a FOMA DC adapter 01 sold separately. The DC adapter supplies power from the
cigarette lighter socket (DC12V/24V) of a car.

• The DC adapter is exclusively for a negative ground car. Never use the DC adapter for a positive ground car.

• Plug/unplug the connector slowly and securely avoiding excessive force.

aOpen the external interface cover of the FOMA handset

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bInsert the DC adapter connector to the external interface holding the connector aligned

with the handset

• Hold the connector aligned with the FOMA handset and insert it firmly until it clicks into
position.

cInsert the DC adapter plug into the cigarette lighter socket of the car

Before Using the Handset

The charge start tone sounds and charging begins.

• While charging, the icon on the Status bar changes to . When charging completes, the
charge end tone sounds and the icon on the Status bar reverts to .

dWhen charging completes, unplug the DC adapter from the cigarette lighter socket of the

car and detach the connector by pressing the release buttons keeping the connector
aligned with the handset

eClose the external interface cover of the FOMA handset

Cigarette lighter socket

Plug

FOMA DC adapter 01

NOTE

• The AC adapter M01 can be used for 100 to 240V AC.

• Use the specified power supply and voltage. Using an incorrect voltage can cause malfunction or fire.

• The AC adapter M01 power plug is compatible with Japanese Standards.

• When charged with the FOMA handset turned on, you can make or receive calls. This, however, extends the
charge time.

• Even when the FOMA handset is turned off, the screen indicating the battery charge is displayed on the
display.

• When charged with the power turned off, a red status LED illuminates. When charging is complete, a charge
end tone sounds and a green status LED illuminates. 3P33

• When connecting/removing the AC adapter connector, hold the connector straight.

• Do not clamp the strap, etc. when mounting the FOMA handset to the Desktop holder.

• Close the external interface cover securely before mounting the handset in the Desktop holder. If the cover
is not closed properly, charging may fail.

• Depending on the car type, it may not be possible to attach the DC adapter.

• Using the DC adapter without the car engine running can result in running down the battery. Keep the engine
running while using the DC adapter. When not charging or when leaving the car unattended, unplug the DC
adapter from the cigarette lighter socket and detach the DC adapter connector from the FOMA handset.

• The DC adapter uses 2A fuse. Be sure to use the specified fuse when replacing the fuse. A fuse is a
consumable item. Purchase a replacement fuse from any car parts shop.

• It may be impossible to turn the FOMA handset back on while charging if there is an insufficient charge.

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Battery status

Checking the Battery Status

When the remaining battery level becomes low, charge the battery. An icon showing the battery
status is always displayed on the Status bar.

• Use the battery level sign as the battery status indicator.

:Full
: Falling
:Empty

Charging recommended.

: The battery is exhausted. The handset will turn itself off

in a moment. Charge the battery.

NOTE

• If the Battery pack is not FOMA compliant or if an abnormality occurs, the icon appears.

Using the Screen to Check

The battery level can be displayed in text and checked.

Tap on the Status bar

a

High :Full
Medium:Falling
Low :Empty

Charging recommended.

Battery status screen

None : The battery is exhausted. The handset will turn itself

off in a moment. Charge the battery.

• Tap [Continue] to close the battery status screen.

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When battery level becomes low

The battery status screen is displayed and the battery alarm
sounds.

• Tap [Continue] to close the battery status screen.

NOTE

• You will be notified via vibration when the Alert Mode is set to Vibrate. The battery alarm does not sound
when set to Silent.

• When Manner Mode is set, the battery alarm does not sound and the handset does not vibrate. However, if
Manner Mode settings have been changed, the handset behaves according to the new settings.

• If the battery becomes low during a call, the battery alarm sounds from the earpiece and the battery status
screen opens. Tap [Continue] to close the battery status screen and continue the call. If the call is continued,
it will be terminated automatically and the power will be shut off in a few minutes; when the battery alarm is
heard, charge the battery.

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Power ON/OFF

Turning the Power On/Off

• Perform initialization when using for the first time. 3P63

Before Using the Handset

• Hold the FOMA handset firmly when turning the power on/off.

Turning the Power On

Slide p down for 1+ seconds

a

The start tone sounds and the Launch screen opens. After the
UIM is recognized, the phone number and the connected network
appear then the Home screen opens.

• Displays the PIN1 code entry screen when setup is configured

to require entry of the PIN1 code. 3P156

Home screen

Turning the Power Off

Slide p down for 1+ seconds

a

Displays the end screen and turns the power off after sounding
the end tone.

NOTE

• Move to another location if the icon ( ) indicating the signal level is not displayed when the power is turned

on. Insert the FOMA card when the network status icon is either (red) or (gray). 3P41, P51

•If Fron t LE Ds under Power is set to on, the Front LED, a, b, c, e, and h light when the

handset power is turned on.

• While in Manner Mode or Drive Mode, if Alert Mode is set to Vibrate or Silent, the start tone or end tone does
not sound when the handset power is turned on or off. However, if Manner Mode settings have been
changed, the handset behaves according to the new settings.

• While the handset power is off, the alarm does not sound even at the time for an alarm.

• After turning the handset power off, it cannot be turned back on for a while.

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Initialization

Setting Up the Handset for the First Time

When you turn the FOMA handset power on for the first time, the initialization complete screen
opens. After the handset restarts, you can calibrate the tapping position or recognition position of
the touch screen and set the date and time.

Turn the power of the FOMA handset on

a

• Turning the power on 3P62

Tap [ 再起動 ] (Restart)

b

Restarts the FOMA handset to automatically perform language
setup, and displays the tapping position calibration screen on the
touch screen.

•Press 9 to stop calibration.

•Press 1 to restore the default settings.

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Tap the center of the circles from 1 to 3 in sequence

c

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Set date and time

Defaul

d

• Adjusting the date and time 3P65

NOTE

• If Initialization is performed, the initialization screen opens after the handset restarts.

Before Using the Handset

• During the initialization, the handset does not perform arrival call acts even when a call arrives. The caller
will continuously hear the ringing tone.

Language selection

Switching Languages Displayed on Screen

The display language can be toggled between Japanese and English.

Tap (Application launcher) y (Control panel) on the

a

Application Selector bar, and tap “一般 ” (General) tab on コント
ロールパネル (Control panel) screen y Language Selection

Language

English : The display language is set to English.
Japanese : The display language is set to Japanese.

Tap Language field to select the language

b

Tap ［はい］ (Yes) on the Restart handset screen

c

Your FOMA handset restarts with the selected language set.

• Tap [No] to cancel the language setting.

t setting Japanese

1Restoring the display language to Japanese

a Tap (Application Launcher) y (Control panel) on the Application Selector bar

then tap the General tab in the Control panel screen y “ 言語選択” (Language
Selection)

b Tap “ 言語” (Language) field on 言語選択 (Language Selection) screen to select

Japanese

c Tap [Yes] on the Restart phone screen

NOTE

• If an application is switched by switching to another application or actions of other applications (such as an
incoming call) while you are setting the Language Selection, the existing setting actions will not be retained.

• If there is not much available memory space on the FOMA handset, it may not be possible to change the
display language.

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Set time

Adjusting the Date and Time

You can set the date and time.

• When turning the FOMA handset on for the first time, the initialization screen is displayed. You can set the

date and time from the initialization screen. 3P63

Tap (Application launcher) y (Control panel) on the

a

Application Selector bar, and tap the General tab y Time & date on
the Control panel screen

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operations.

Tap Date field

b

Year
Month

Date

Indicates the ordinal number
of the week in the year.

Before Using the Handset

Tap year and select year to set

c

• You can also tap / on either side of the year to switch the year.

Tap month and select month to set

d

• You can also tap / on either side of the month to switch the month.

Tap date to set

e

Tap Time and set time

f

Tap upper half to increase a digit.

Tap to switch between (am) and (pm).

Tap lower half to decrease a digit.

• Tapping a place other than a Time setting field closes Time
setting.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operations.

Tap [Done]

g

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1When setting Summer time zones

You can select the zones to change to Summertime.

a Tap (Application launcher) y (Control panel) on the Application Selector bar,

Before Using the Handset

and tap General tab y Time & date on the Control panel screen.

b Tap [Summertime] on the Time & date screen

Europe: Specifies whether to set Summertime for all or none of

the countries in Europe.

sets all and sets none.

Northern zone

: Specifies whether to set Summer time for all or none of

countries in the northern hemisphere.

sets all and sets none.

Southern zone

: Specifies whether to set Summer time for all or none of

countries in the southern hemisphere.

sets all and sets none.

c Tap the item field to set
d Tap [Done]

NOTE

• The Date and Time can be set for between January 1, 1980 and January 1, 2099.

Caller ID

Showing Your Phone Number to the Other Party

You can choose to show your phone number (Caller ID) to the handset of the other party when
calling.

• You can use this feature only when the handset of the other party is a digital terminal and capable of
displaying Caller ID.

• Caller ID is your personal information. Be careful about showing your Caller ID to others.

• You cannot display Caller ID information when outside the service area or where signals can not be received.

Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar y tap Phone on

a

the Menu bar y Caller ID

Hide Always : Your Caller ID is hidden.
Show Always : Your Caller ID is displayed.

• Setting Hide Next or Show Next 3P77

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Tap Hide Always/Show Always and enter your Network Password in

b

the Caller ID screen y [Done]

• Network password 3P152

• Tap [Cancel] on the Caller ID screen to cancel the operations.

Tap [Done] on the Caller ID screen

c

NOTE

• You can also choose to display or hide your Caller ID for each call you make. 3P76

• If you hear a voice prompt requesting you to show your Caller ID while making a call, set up to display your
Caller ID and then call again.

• When Caller ID has been set to System with the Other tab for network settings, the operation is performed
according to the settings of this function. 3P207

Status

Checking Caller ID Status

Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar y Phone on the

a

Menu bar y Caller ID y Status

Tap [Done]

b

Before Using the Handset

My line(s)

Checking Your Own Phone Number

You can display and verify the phone number of your FOMA handset.

• The phone number is stored on the UIM.

Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar y tap Phone on

a

the Menu bar y My line(s)

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Making/Answering Calls

1Making Voice Calls

Making a Voice Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Redialing Phone Numbers You Have Dialed <Dialled call history> . . . . . . . . 74

Showing/Hiding Caller ID per Call <186/184> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Sending Tone Signals (DTMF) Quickly <Pause/Wait> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Using International Calls <WORLD CALL>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Handsfree in a Car <In-Car Handsfree> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

1Answering Voice Calls

Answering a Voice Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Using Answered Call History <Answered call history>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Adjusting Earpiece Volume during a Call <Earpiece volume> . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

1When You Are Unable to Answer Calls

Rejecting Incoming Calls while Driving <Drive Mode> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85

Checking Missed Calls <Missed call history> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

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Making a Voice Call

You can make a voice call with your FOMA handset.

• You cannot make calls to phones unable to make out-of-city calls, such as phones connected to a business

Making/Answering Calls

centralized exchange system.

Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar

a

Tap [0]-[9], [＊ ] or [#] to enter a phone number.

• Tap to delete from the last digit entered or from the left
side of the cursor.

Point to clear all.

• Tap [History] to display Dialled/Answered/Missed call
history. 3P74, P84, P86

Phone number entr y
screen

Enter the phone number including the area code

b

• Up to 40 digits can be dialed. If more than 40 digits are entered, only the last 40 digits will
be dialed.

• Pointing [0] enters the "+" required to make an international call overseas.

• You can enter a pause ([p]), wait ([w]), [#] and [＊ ].
Entering a pause and wait 3P78

1To make calls to a fixed line phone

Area code - city code - subscriber number

• Always include the area code even when you are dialing within the same area.

1To make calls to a mobile phone

090-XXXX-XXXX
080-XXXX-XXXX

1To make calls to a PHS

070-XXXX-XXXX

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Tap /press c

c

Start talking

d

Talking screen

You will hear the ringing tone.

• If a phone number is stored along with a still image for the
Contact, the still image is displayed on the dialing screen.

1If you hear the busy tone

The other party is busy. Press e and wait a while before
dialing again.

1If you hear a voice prompt that your call cannot be

connected

The other party's mobile phone or PHS is turned off or in an
area with no radio waves. Press e and wait a while before
dialing again.

1If you hear a voice prompt requesting your Caller ID

Press e to turn Set caller ID on and then dial again. 3P66

Displays Call Duration.

[Mute]/[Unmute]

: Tap to mute the sound and your voice cannot

be heard by the other party. Tap again to cancel
the mute.

/ : Tap to lock the Touch screen of the Talking

screen. Tap again to cancel the lock.
When locked, no operation other than tapping

on the Talking screen is available.
Even when locked, tapping operations on the
Application Selector bar and the Status bar are
available.

[Hold] / [ Resume]

: If you have subscribed to the Call Waiting

Service, tap to hold the call. The caller hears a
hold tone. Tap again to cancel the hold.
While holding a call, Mute cannot be set/
canceled.

[Keypad] : Tap to display the phone number entry screen.

Tap [Back] to return to the Talking screen.

•Press s to turn the Speakerphone On. The other party's voice

comes from the Speaker. Press again to turn the
Speakerphone OFF.

•Press ud to adjust the earpiece volume.

• During a call or ringing, appears on the Status bar.

Making/Answering Calls

Press e to end the call

e

The call ends.

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1Menu items available from the Menu bar on the Phone number entry/Voice Call talking

screen/History screen:

Ta p Phone or Settings on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Making/Answering Calls

Phone

My line(s) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P67

Voicemail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P170

Caller ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P66, P76

Nuisance Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P177

Additional Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . P180

Copy number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P547

Add to Contacts

*1

Paste
Clear call history

*1: Only the Phone number entry screen is displayed.
*2: Only the History screen is displayed.

• Unavailable items are grayed out.

*1

. . . . . . . . . . . . . P103

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P548

*2

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . P75

Settings

Call control . . . . . . . . . P75, P163, P173,

P175, P178, P180

Call tracking. . . . . . . . P137, P144, P389

Display. . . . . . . . . . P73, P76, P99, P148

Guidance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P179

Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P178, P571

Roaming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P575

Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P155

Tones. . . . . . . . . . . . . P128, P136, P166

1Modifying the phone number entered on the phone number entry screen

Inserting digits

Move the cursor by tapping to the position to insert digits or by pressing 6 and tap the digits
to be inserted.

Deleting digits

Move the cursor by tapping to the position to the right of the digits to be deleted or pressing
6 and tap . Point to delete all the entered digits.

NOTE

•Pressing e in standby also displays the phone number entry screen.

• If a voice call fails, tap [ Retry] to redial the number.

• If the caller is stored as a Contact, the caller's name and still image (if included when you added the Contact)
is displayed on the Talking screen. Tap to display the caller's Contact information.

• When you end a call, [ Redial] is displayed on the screen. Tap to redial the number.

• You can change the design of the Phone number entry screen. 3P148

• You can set your FOMA handset not to display Call Duration on the Talking screen. 3P144

• You can sound a Voice timer to inform yourself when a set duration has elapsed. 3P137

• You can set your handset to vibrate or to sound a tapping sound each time you press a key on the Phone
number entry screen. 3P136

• If you subscribe to the Call Waiting Service, you can make another voice call with the active voice call put
on hold.

• A video call or 64K data communication arriving during a voice call is rejected and is not recorded in the
Answered/Missed call history.

• When an email or SMS message arrives during a voice call, an icon (such as ) appears on the Status
bar. Tap the icon to view the message while continuing the voice call. However, email cannot be received
with 64K data communication. 3P356

• A commercially available Bluetooth headset/handsfree device can be used to make calls. For operations on
calls using a Bluetooth headset/handsfree device, refer to the user manual of the device you use.

• An optional earphone/microphone with switch can be used to make a call. 3P403

• The speakerphone volume and the reception volume heard from an optional earphone/microphone with
switch are adjustable.3P133

• This FOMA handset does not handle speed dialing.

• Do not cover the internal antenna with your hand when making a call.

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• Even when Manner Mode is set, the Speakerphone can be turned ON/OFF during a call.

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• During a call, you can access Contacts, Calendar, Notes or To do to view the contents or save a new entry.
Also, you can check or compose email.

Auto touch screen lock

Auto-Locking the Touch Screen before Talking

t setting

You can set your phone to automatically lock the touch screen when the Talking screen is
displayed to avoid making errors during a call.

Tap Settings on the Menu bar in the Phone number entry screen

a

y Display

Auto touch screen lock

: Sets whether to enable or disable the Auto touch

screen lock. indicates enabled and indicates
disabled.

• Displaying the Phone number entry screen 3P70

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operations.

Tap of Auto touch screen lock

b

Tap [Done]

c

NOTE

• If an application is switched by switching to another application or actions of other applications (such as an
incoming call) while you are setting the Auto touch screen lock, the existing setting actions will not be
retained.

Auto touch screen lock:

Making/Answering Calls

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Dialled call history

Redialing Phone Numbers You Have Dialed

Your FOMA handset stores a history of dialed phone numbers to enable you to check or redial
from the Dialled call history. You can also check dialed phone numbers and names if you have
stored the numbers in Contacts.

Making/Answering Calls

• Up to 100 phone numbers in total are stored in Dialled call, Answered call and Missed call history.

Press c in standby y tap the Dialled tab on the Dialled Calls list

a

screen

: Shows that you have made a video call.

[Keypad] : Tap to display the Phone number entry screen.

3P70

Date and time you dialed

Dialled Calls List Screen

Tap the number to redial

b

Call : Makes a voice call.
Video-phone : Makes a video call.
Details : Displays the details of a Dialled call history.
Send SMS : Composes and sends an SMS message.

3P301

Contacts.

1

: Composes and sends email. 3P262

: Stores a phone number to Contacts. 3P103

2

: Displays the Contact information.

Send email*
Add to contacts

Go to contact*

*1: Appears if the phone number and email address are stored in

*2: Appears if the phone number is stored in Contacts.

Tap Call/Video-phone

c

A call is made in the selected mode.

NOTE

• If the dialed phone number is saved in Contacts, the name in Contacts appears.

• In Step 2, press 7 to select a number then press c to redial in the same mode as the selected redial call
mode (voice call/video call). To change the call mode, press 7 to select a number, and then press 1. On
the Phone number entry screen, select the call mode and make a call. 3P77

• If a voice call fails (busy or not answered), tap [ Retry] to redial.

• Press c twice in standby to redial the last number dialed (Quick Redial).

• When the phone numbers stored in the call history exceed 100, the oldest number is automatically deleted.

• You can set your FOMA handset not to display the date and time of Dialled calls. 3P76

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Clear call history

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Clearing Call History

You can use this function to delete the entire Dialled calls history.

• Entries can be deleted from the Answered or Missed call history using the same steps.

• Entries in the history cannot be deleted individually.

Tap Phone on the Menu bar y Clear call history in the Dialled call

a

history screen

• Displaying the Dialled call history screen 3P74

• To delete the entries from Answered or Missed calls, tap the Answered or Missed tab and

tap Phone on the Menu bar y Clear call history.

Automatic Redial

Using Automatic Redial

Automatic Redial:

t setting

You can set this option to automatically redial after hanging up if a call does not get connected
due to a busy line.

Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar y Settings on the

a

Menu bar y Call control

Auto redial : Sets whether to enable or disable Auto redial.

indicates enabled and indicates

disabled.

Making/Answering Calls

Tap of Auto redial

b

Tap [Done]

c

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Call history display

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Showing Date and Time Data of Call History

Show time: Show date:

t setting

You can use this function to display the date and time of calls you have dialed when you view
Dialled calls.

Making/Answering Calls

You can display one or the other of the date and time.

• This also displays the date and time of calls in Answered and Missed call history in a similar manner.

Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar y Settings on the

a

Menu bar y Display

Call history display

Show time : Sets whether or not to display the time you

dialed.

sets to display and sets not to display.

Show date : Sets whether or not to display the date you

dialed.

sets to display and sets not to display.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operations.

Tap the item field to set

b

Tap [Done]

c

NOTE

• If an application is switched by switching to another application or actions of other applications (such as an
incoming call) while you are setting the Call history display, the existing setting actions will not be retained.

186/184

Showing/Hiding Caller ID per Call

You can select to show or hide your phone number (Caller ID) to the other party for each call.

• This function works when the other party's phone is a digital handset and able to display the Caller ID.

• Be careful about disclosing your Caller ID, it is important information.

• To show your Caller ID, use any of the following:

Operation Reference

Set this function in advance by using network services P66

Select this option from the Menu before dialing P77

Prefix 186/184 to a phone number before dialing P77

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Prefixing 186/184 to a Phone Number

You can select to show or hide your Caller ID to the other party by prefixing a specific number to
the phone number to call.

1To show the Caller ID

Enter 186 – , and tap /press c

• Tap to make a video call.

1To hide the Caller ID

Enter 184 – , and tap /press c

• Tap to make a video call.

NOTE

• Instead of "186/184", entering "＊ 31#/#31#" also shows/hides the Caller ID.

• When you hear a voice prompt requesting your Caller ID upon dialing, set your FOMA handset to show your
Caller ID and redial.

• When making an international call, even if "186" or "＊ 31#" is added, your Caller ID may not be shown
depending on the overseas phone company.

• Calls dialed with "186 (＊31#)"/"184 (#31#)" are recorded with "186 (＊31#)"/"184 (#31#)" in the Dialed Calls
list. If the phone number is stored in Contacts, the name is displayed in the Dialed Calls list. The phone
number is recorded with "186 (＊ 31#)"/"184 (#31#)" in the details of the Dialed Call.

Hide Next/Show Next

the other party's phone number

the other party's phone number

Showing/Hiding Caller ID when Dialing

Enter the phone number first, and then set your FOMA handset to show/hide your Caller ID. You
can also set this option by displaying a phone number from Dialled, Answered or Contacts.

Making/Answering Calls

Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar y enter a phone

a

number

1Operations from Dialled, Answered or Missed Calls

aDisplay the history screen

• Displaying Dialled/Answered/Missed Calls screen

3P74, P84, P86

bPress 7 and select the number to be dialed y press 1

The phone number entry screen appears, showing the
phone number recorded in the history.

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Tap Phone on the Menu bar y Caller ID y Hide Next/Show Next

b

Hide Next : Hides your Caller ID.
Show Next : Shows your Caller ID.

Making/Answering Calls

Tap / press c

c

A call is made.

• Tap to make a video call.

NOTE

• To make a call after setting to show/hide Caller ID from Contacts, tap a phone number on the Contact data
information screen and display the phone number entry screen showing with the other party's phone number
already entered. Then perform the above steps.

Pause/Wait

Sending Tone Signals (DTMF) Quickly

Dial a phone number with "p" (for Pause) or "w" (for Wait) at the end of the phone number to use
Pause/Wait.

Pause : After the phone number is dialed and the call connected, the numbers after "p" are

automatically sent as tone signals (DTMF) after about 3 seconds. This function can
be used to dial an extension after the phone number.

Wait : After the phone number is dialed and the call is connected, perform the operations

necessary to send and the numbers after "w" are sent as tone signals (DTMF). This
function can be used to send a message to a pager
the balance of your bank account over the phone.

• "p" or "w" cannot be entered at the beginning of a phone number.

*

, to reserve tickets, or to check

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Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar y enter a phone

a

number

*: In January 2001, the DoCoMo pager service changed its name to QUICKCAST.

Enter "p" (pause) / "w" (wait) y number to send

b

•Point [＊ ] to convert "＊" to "p".

• Point [#] to convert "#" to "w".

Tap / press c

c

A call is made to the entered phone number.

1When "p" is inserted

When the call is connected, the screen shown on the left is
displayed.
After a lapse of about 3 seconds, the tone signals following [p] are
sent automatically.

• Tap [Cancel] to stop sending the tone signals.

1When "w" is inserted

When the call is connected, the screen shown on the left is
displayed.

• Tap [Continue] to send the tone signals.

• Tap [Cancel] to stop sending the tone signals.

Making/Answering Calls

NOTE

• To send tone signals during a call, tap [Keypad] to display the Phone number entry screen and tap the
numbers to send. The numbers you have tapped are sent directly as tone signals. Tap [Active] to return to
the Talking screen.

• Some devices on the recipient side cannot receive tone signals.

• You can also send tone signals during a video call. 3P93

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WORLD CALL

Using International Calls

DoCoMo International Call Service "WORLD CALL"

Making/Answering Calls

This international call service is available for DoCoMo mobile phones.

1How to make calls

Enter 009130 – 010 – Country code – Area code – phone number, and then tap

* You can store the phone number above in Contacts of your FOMA handset.
* When the area code begins with "0", omit it when dialing. However, some countries, such as Italy, or

regions may require the leading "0".

• You can call approximately 220 countries and regions.

• The "WORLD CALL" charges are added to your monthly FOMA bill.

• No subscription/monthly fees are required.

* FOMA service subscribers are also signed up for WORLD CALL at the time of initial subscription (except

subscribers explicitly declining this service).

• Changes in international call dialing procedure
"MY LINE" service is not applicable to mobile phone communications, including WORLD CALL service. Along
with the introduction of "MY LINE" service, the dialing procedure for international communications using a
mobile phone has been changed. Consequently, note that the previous dialing procedure (without the prefix
"010") can no longer be used.

• For details, contact the "DoCoMo Information Center" on the back of this manual.

* When using international carriers other than DoCoMo, please contact each of the carriers.

• For another party overseas using a specific 3G mobile terminal, "International Video Call" is available by
making a call in video call mode after dialing using the procedure described above.

- For information about the countries where connection can be made and telecommunications

carriers, see DoCoMo's Web page.

- Depending on the terminal connected via the International Video Call, the other party's picture

displayed on the FOMA handset may be distorted or the other party may not be connected.

1Usage Amount Limit

• There is a limit of monthly usage for WORLD CALL. DoCoMo will inform you about the limit.

• When the usage limit is reached, WORLD CALL becomes unavailable for the month. From the first day of
the next month, the service resumes. If the entire usage fee of WORLD CALL for the month is paid, the
service resumes within the month.

• This limit applies only to outgoing international calls using WORLD CALL.

• If the usage limit is reached during a call, the call continues and the next outgoing call becomes
unavailable. In this case, the amount on the bill exceeds the usage limit.

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In-Car Handsfree

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Handsfree in a Car

Connecting the FOMA handset to a commercially available handsfree device allows you to
make or receive calls using the handsfree device.
For operations of the handsfree device, refer to the user manual of the device.

This function is optional and becomes available when a handsfree device compatible
with this FOMA set is released. As of June 2005, there are no compatible handsfree
devices released.

Auto Answer

Setting Operations when a Handsfree Device or Headset is Connected

t setting Off

Set whether to receive a call automatically while the FOMA handset is connected to a Handsfree
device or Bluetooth headset.

Tap (Application launcher) y (Control panel) on the

a

Application Selector bar then tap the Phone tab y Auto Answer on
the Control panel screen

Auto answer : Select a duration from when a call arrives until

the call is answered from "Off", "3 seconds", "6
seconds", or "10 seconds".

Making/Answering Calls

Tap t he Auto Answer field and select a ringing time

b

• Select Off not to answer a call automatically.

Tap [Done]

c

NOTE

• When Alert Mode is set to Silent, Auto Answer does not function even if a time is set for Auto answer and a
handsfree device or Bluetooth headset is connected.

• When you receive a video call according to the settings of Auto Answer, the alternative image will be sent to
the other party. 3P96

• If an application is switched by switching to another application or actions of other applications (such as an
incoming call) while you are setting the Auto Answer, the existing setting actions will not be retained.

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Answering a Voice Call

You can answer a call with your FOMA handset.

A call arrives

a

Making/Answering Calls

Tap [Answer]/press c

b

Press e to end the call

c

The call ends.

The ring tone sounds.

• If you tap [Reject], the incoming call is rejected and
disconnected.

• Press u/d to stop the ring tone.

The call is connected.

• Press s to turn on the speakerphone and answer a call.

• You can perform the same operations as Step 4 in "Making a
Voice Call". 3P71

NOTE

• When the Status LED is set to On, it lights when a call arrives. 3P145

• You can set your FOMA handset to vibrate instead of playing a ring tone. 3P135

• If you subscribe to and set up the Call Waiting Service, you will hear beeps (Call Waiting ring tone) when
another call is received during a call. In this situation, the incoming call screen is displayed. Tap [Answer]/
press c to answer the incoming call automatically putting the active call on hold. Tap [Reject] to reject the
incoming call.

• Incoming video calls or 64K data communications during a voice call are rejected and cannot be recorded
even in Answered/Missed call history.

• When an email or SMS message arrives during a voice call, an icon (such as ) appears on the Status
bar. Tap the icon to view the message while continuing the voice call. However, email cannot be received
with 64K data communication. 3P356

• The phone number is not displayed for a forwarded incoming call.

• You can set to reject calls with no Caller ID. 3P165

• You can set not to perform arrival call acts immediately when a call arrives from a caller not stored in
Contacts. 3P166

• You can set to reject calls from callers not stored in Contacts. 3P167

• A commercially available Bluetooth headset/handsfree device can be used to make calls. For operations on
calls using a Bluetooth headset/handsfree device, refer to the user manual of the device you use.

• An optional earphone/microphone with switch can be used to answer a call. 3P404

• The speakerphone volume and the reception volume heard from an optional earphone/microphone with
switch are adjustable. 3P133

• Even when Manner Mode is set, the Speakerphone can be turned On/Off during a call.

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• During a call, you can access Contacts, Calendar, Notes or To do to view the content or save a new entry.
Also, you can check or compose email.

Displaying Incoming Calls

Display for incoming calls varies depending on the dialing settings of the caller or your FOMA
handset's settings.

1When the other party's Caller ID is sent

The caller's phone number appears on the display. If you have stored
the caller as a Contact, the caller's name and still image (if included
when you added the Contact) are also displayed.

• If the same phone number is stored in Contacts on the FOMA
handset and the UIM, the name stored in the handset Contact
takes priority for display.

• If the same phone number is stored in two or more Contacts on the
FOMA handset, the name stored first in Contacts takes priority for
display.

1When the other party's Caller ID is not sent

The reasons for hiding Caller ID is displayed on the display as follows:
Private : Appears when the caller has made a call without

sending a Caller ID.

Public Phone

: Appears when the caller has made a call from a pay

phone, etc.

Unknown : Appears when the Caller ID cannot be determined; for

example, when the caller has made a call via a Call
Forwarding Service from overseas or a fixed line
phone.

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Answered call history

Using Answered Call History

The FOMA handset records information on received calls in Answered. You can check the
callers' phone numbers and names if you have stored the callers as Contacts.

• Up to 100 phone numbers in total are stored in Answered calls, Dialled and Missed calls.

Making/Answering Calls

Press c in standby y tap the Answered tab on the call history

a

screen

: Shows that you have received a video call.

[Keypad] : Tap to display the Phone number entry screen.

3P70

• If the caller does not send Caller ID, the reason for no Caller ID

is displayed. 3P165

Received date and time

NOTE

• If the caller has sent Caller ID, the phone number is displayed. If you have stored the caller as a Contact, the
caller's name is displayed.

• As with Dialled calls, you can also make calls, send messages as well as store callers as Contacts from
Answered. 3P74

• When the phone numbers stored in the call history exceed 100, the oldest number is automatically deleted.

• Clearing Call History 3P75

• If the caller uses a dial-in service (allowing more than one phone number per line), a phone number other
than the dial-in number may be displayed.

Earpiece volume

Adjusting Earpiece Volume during a Call

You can adjust the earpiece volume to any of 8 levels during a call.

• You can also adjust the earpiece volume even in standby. 3P133

Press u/d during a call

a

•Press u/d continuously to change the volume by multiple levels.

NOTE

• The new earpiece volume will be retained after the call.

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Drive Mode

Rejecting Incoming Calls while Driving

Drive Mode is an automatic answering service to encourage safe driving.
When Drive Mode is set, callers will hear a voice prompt that you are unable to answer calls while
driving, and be disconnected.

• You can make calls even during Drive Mode.

Press a for 1+ seconds while the Home screen is displayed

a

• is displayed on the Status bar.

• Displaying the Home screen 3P139

1To cancel Drive Mode

Press a for 1+ seconds while the Home screen is displayed

1Incoming calls during Drive Mode

The ring tone does not sound when incoming voice/video calls are received. Incoming calls
are recorded in Missed calls and the Missed call history screen is displayed. 3P87
Callers will hear Drive Mode voice prompt. However when the power is off or when you are
out of the service area, callers will hear the voice prompt that your handset is out of the
service area or turned off instead of Drive Mode voice prompt.

• Depending on network conditions, the Drive Mode voice announcement may not play and the other party
may hear a busy signal (beeps). In this case, activate the Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service
at the same time as setting the Drive Mode to play the Drive Mode voice prompt.

Making/Answering Calls

1Relationship between incoming calls during Drive Mode and network services

Network Service Response to Incoming Voice Calls Response to Incoming Video Calls

Voice Mail Service Plays the Drive Mode voice guidance

Call Forwarding Service Plays the Drive Mode voice guidance

Nuisance Call Blocking
Service

Caller ID Display Request
Service

to the caller, and forwards to the Voice
Mail Service Center.
If you set the voicemail ringing time to
"0 sec.", no guidance is played.

to the caller, and forwards the call to
the forwarding number.
If you set the Call Forwarding ringing
time to "0 sec.", no guidance is
played.

Plays the guidance to the caller that
the call cannot be accepted when a
call is received from a phone number
stored in the Nuisance call List.

Plays the guidance requesting the
Caller ID to be sent if the caller sends
no Caller ID, and the call is
disconnected.

The caller hears a busy tone.

Forwards the call to the forwarding
number.
However, you cannot forward
incoming video calls to a forwarding
destination incompatible with the
3G-324M standard. 3P90

Displays a message indicating that
the call cannot be connected on the
caller's phone, and the call is
disconnected.

Displays a message indicating that
the call cannot be connected on the
caller's phone, and the call is
disconnected.

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NOTE

• You can set/cancel Drive Mode even when you are out of the service area.

• Tap on the Status bar to display the Alert Mode screen. Tapping y [OK] on Drive also sets the Drive

Mode.

• If Drive Mode is set concurrently with Manner Mode, Drive Mode takes precedence.

• When Drive Mode is set, the alarm screen opens at a Schedule event or To do entry alarm time without an
alarm tone. Also, when a message arrives, the ring tone set for an incoming messages does not sound.

• If a call arrives from an entry in the Call Reject List, the call is disconnected without playing the voice

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guidance of Drive Mode.

Missed call history

Checking Missed Calls

The FOMA handset records information on calls in Missed. You can check the callers' phone
numbers and names if you have stored the callers as Contacts.

• Up to 100 phone numbers in total are stored in Missed calls, Dialled and Answered calls.

Press c in standby y tap the Missed tab in the Dialled calls list

a

screen

: Shows that you have received a video call.

[Keypad] : Tap to display the Phone number entry screen.

3P70

• If the caller does not send Caller ID, the reason for no Caller ID

is displayed. 3P165

Received date and time

NOTE

• If you set to display ringless missed calls by setting Ring start time, incoming calls within the ringing start
time are displayed in gray in the history. 3P87, P166

• If the caller has sent Caller ID, the phone number of the caller is displayed. If you have stored the caller as
a Contact, the caller's name is displayed.

• As with Dialled calls, you can also make calls, send messages as well as store callers as Contacts from
Missed. 3P74

• When the phone numbers stored in the call history exceed 100, the oldest number is automatically deleted.

• Clearing call history 3P75

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Missed Calls

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When you were unable to answer an incoming call, the Missed call history screen is displayed.
From the Missed call history screen, you can easily make a call to the caller and can display the
Missed call history.

Voice call Video call Multiple missed callsVideo call

[Call] : Tap to make a voice call to the caller.
[Video-phone] : Tap to make a video call to the caller.
[Yes] : Tap to display the Missed call history.
[No] : Tap to close the Missed call history screen.

NOTE

• If the caller has sent Caller ID, the phone number is displayed. If you have stored the caller as a Contact, the
caller's name is displayed.

• If the caller does not send Caller ID, Private appears. [Call] or [Video-phone] does not appear.

Ringless Missed calls display

Hiding Missed Calls Received when Ring start time is Set

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t setting

When Ring start time is set, calls with no arrival call acts are set to be displayed by default in the
Missed call history. Calls within the ring start time can be set to not be displayed in the Missed
call history.

• You can set this function only when Ring start time is set. 3P166

Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar y Settings on the

a

Menu bar y To ne s

Ringless missed calls display

: Sets whether calls within the ringing start time are to be

displayed in the Missed call history.

indicates calls are to be displayed and are to not

be displayed.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operations.

Tap of Ringless missed calls display

b

Tap [Done]

c

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NOTE

• When the Ringless missed calls display is set to not be shown, the Missed call history screen does not open
if there is a missed call within the set ringing time. However, if there is already a missed call, any additional
calls within the Set ringing time are displayed.

• If an application is switched by switching to another application or actions of other applications (such as an
incoming call) while you are setting the Ringless missed calls display, the existing setting actions will not be
retained.

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Making/Answering Video Calls

About Video Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Making a Video Call. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91

Answering a Video Call. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Setting an Outgoing Image. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

Setting Displayed Images during a Video Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

Changing Video Call Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99

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About Video Calls

The video call function is available between handsets supporting DoCoMo video calls. The
camera function enables you to talk while viewing each other on the display or sending an image
of the surrounding scenery.

• DoCoMo video phones conform to 3G-324M*1, which is the international standard specified by 3GPP*2. You
cannot connect your FOMA handset to phones that are employing different specifications.

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*1: 3G-324M

The international standard for the third-generation mobile video phones.

*2: 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project)

The regional standards organization for developing common technological specifications for the
third-generation mobile telecommunication system (IMT-2000).

Display during video calls

Component Icon Description

aMain window – Displays the remote camera image.

bOther party's

phone number/
name

cDuration – Displays the Call duration. 3P144

dChild window – Displays the local camera image.

eSpeakerphone Set the speakerphone function On to

fMute Displays Settings for Mute. 3P91

gCamera image Displays Settings for the camera

hSwitch cameras Switches between the Front-Camera

iKeypad

jKeypad for

DTMF

Displays the phone number if the
other party has sent Caller ID. If you

–

have stored the caller as a Contact,
the other party's name is displayed.

display. 3P92

• Connecting the optional earphone/
microphone with switch while using
the speakerphone sends the other
party's voice to the earphone but
the speakerphone icon remains
displayed. Removing the
earphone/microphone with switch
sends the other party's voice to the
speaker.

image. 3P96

and Rear-Camera. 3P96

Displays the phone number entry

–

screen. 3P70

Displays the DTMF entry screen.
3P93

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Making a Video Call

You can make a video call with your FOMA handset.

Tap (Phone) on the Application Selector bar

a

Enter the phone number including the area/city code

b

Tap

c

Video call engaged screenVideo call dialing screen

A different call tone from a voice call sounds.

• Digital communication charges are billed starting when Negotiating is displayed.

• If a phone number is stored along with a still image for the Contact, the still image is
displayed in the child window of the dialing or connecting screen.

Start talking

d

Call duration is displayed.

/ : Tap to mute the sound and your voice cannot be

heard by the other party. Tap again to cancel the
mute.

/ : Tap to send/cancel the camera image. 3P96

: Tap to switch between the Front/Rear-Camera.

3P96

[Keypad] : Tap to display the Phone number entry screen. Tap

[Back] to return to the Talking screen.

: Displays the DTMF entry screen. 3P93

Video call talking screen

• You can adjust the earpiece volume be pressing ud.

• During a call or ringing, appears on the Status bar.

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Press s

e

The speakerphone is activated and the other party's voice is heard from the speaker. It
allows you to talk while viewing the other party.

•Press s again to deactivate the speakerphone; the other party's voice is heard from the

earpiece.

• When an optional earphone/microphone with switch is connected, the other party's voice

is heard from the earphone. 3P403

Press e to end the call

f

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The call ends.

1Menu items available from the Menu bar on the Phone number entry/Video call talking/

Call history screen:

Ta p Phone or Settings on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Phone

My line(s) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P67

Voicemail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P170

Caller ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P66, P76

Nuisance Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P177

Additional Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . P180

Copy number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P547

Add to Contacts

*1

Paste
Clear call history
Mirroring off

*1: Only the Phone number entry screen is displayed.
*2: Only the Call history screen is displayed.
*3: Only the Video call talking screen is displayed.

• Unavailable items are grayed out.

*1

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . P103

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P548

*2

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . P75

*3

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P99

Settings

Call control. . . . . . . . . . P75, P163, P173,

P175, P178, P180

Call tracking. . . . . . . . P137, P144, P389

Display. . . . . . . . . . P73, P76, P99, P148

Guidance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P179

Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P178, P571

Roaming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P575

Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P155

Tones. . . . . . . . . . . . . P128, P136, P166

NOTE

• The speakerphone volume and the reception volume heard from an optional earphone/microphone set with

switch are adjustable. 3P133

• You can make international video calls using the DoCoMo's international call service "WORLD CALL".

3P80

• If you make a video call with the Camera off, you will still be charged for a video call.

• If a video call fails, the following messages are displayed. However, depending on the other party's phone
model and subscription to network services the displayed message may not correspond to the actual
conditions.

Message Reason

Check the number you dialed and call again A wrong phone number was dialed.

The number you dialed is busy now The line is currently engaged.

The number you dialed is in the area with no radio
wave or in the power off

Failed to connect Reasons other than the above.

• Video calls fail when you dial to phones that do not support the video call function, are out of the service
area, or are turned off. If you make a video call to phones that do not support the video call function, the call
will be cut off and a "Connection Failed" message is displayed. Tap [ Voice] to redial as a voice call.

The number you have dialed is out of the service
area or the power may be turned off.

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However, this redialing may not work if you call an ISDN synchronous 64K or PIAFS access point or an ISDN
video phone incompatible with 3G-324M (as of June 2005), or if you dial a wrong number. Note that you may
be charged for the call.

• If you dial 110, 119, or 118 using the video call function, call again with a voice call if the other party's phone
does not handle a video call.

• Video calls cannot be made or received during packet communication.

• Voice calls or a second Video call cannot be made during a video call.

• A voice call or 64K data communication arriving during a video call is rejected and is not recorded in the
Answered/Missed call history.

• If you receive an SMS message during a video call, an icon ( etc.) appears on the Status bar. Tap the
icon to check the message during the call. 3P356

• When talking with the speakerphone, always keep the FOMA handset away from your ears.

• A commercially available Bluetooth headset/handsfree device can be used to make calls. For operations on
calls using a Bluetooth headset/handsfree device, refer to the user manual of the device you use.

• During a video call near florescent lighting, the sent/received image may have flicker (horizontal stripes). In
this case, angle the handset so that the florescent light is not in the background or change the location to
reduce flicker.

• Visual Net is not available when your Caller ID is set to Private.

• Even when Manner Mode is set, the Speakerphone can be turned On/Off during a call.

• During a call, you can access Contacts, Calendar, Notes or To do to view the content or save a new entry.
Also, you can check or compose email.

• You cannot download an email with a set Schedule (3P257) nor connect to the mail server to receive an
email automatically (3P273) during a video call. Select the mail account to receive an email from, and tap
Receive & send to receive the email after you finish the video call.

• Other applications may start or operate, or the image of the video call may flicker during a video call.

Sending Tone Signals (DTMF)

Making/Answering Video Calls

You can send tone signals (DTMF) during a video call.

Tap during a call

a

• Tap to close the DTMF entry screen.

DTMF entry screen

Tap the numbers to send

b

The numbers you tapped are sent as tone signals.

NOTE

• Some devices on the recipient side cannot receive tone signals.

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Redialing Failed Video Calls as Voice Calls

If a video call fails due to a lack of video call compatibility on the recipient side, you can redial as
a voice call.

The video call is disconnected

a

• Tap [Cancel] to stop redialing.

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Connection failed screen

Tap [ Vo ice]

b

The FOMA handset redials as a voice call.

Answering a Video Call

You can receive an incoming video call with your FOMA handset.

A video call arrives

a

The ring tone sounds.

• Tap [Privacy] to answer the call without sending your image to

the caller. The substitute image (3P96) is sent to the caller's
handset. Tap during a call to turn on the Camera image.

• Tap [Reject] to reject the incoming call and the call will be
terminated.

• Press u/d to stop the ring tone.

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Tap [Answer]/press c

b

The call is connected.

• Alternatively, press s to answer a video call.

• During a call, you can perform the same operations as in Step
4 of "Making a Video Call". 3P91

Press s

c

The speakerphone is activated and the other party's voice is heard from the speaker. It
allows you to talk while viewing the other party.

•Press s again to deactivate the speakerphone function; the other party's voice will be

heard from the earpiece.

• When an optional earphone/microphone with switch is connected, the other party's voice

is heard from the earphone. 3P403

Press e to end the call

d

The call ends.

NOTE

• When the Status LED is set to On, it lights when a call arrives. 3P145

• The speakerphone volume and the reception volume heard from an optional earphone/microphone with

switch are adjustable. 3P133

• You can set your FOMA handset to vibrate instead of playing a ring tone. 3P135

• Even when the Voice Mail Service is activated, an incoming video call will be disconnected after the set

ringing time elapses. 3P170

• Even if the Call Forwarding Service is set, incoming video calls cannot be forwarded to phones incompatible
with the 3G-324M standard. Check the specifications of the device at the forwarding destination before
setting up the forwarding settings. 3P175

• When a video call is received while an optional earphone/microphone with switch is connected, you can
answer the call by pressing the earphone switch. 3P404

• Video calls cannot be received over a 32K service.

• A voice call or 64K data communication arriving during a video call is rejected and is not recorded in the
Answered/Missed call history.

• If you receive an SMS message during a video call, an icon ( etc.) appears on the Status bar. Tap the
icon to check the message during a call. 3P356

• When talking with the speakerphone, always keep the FOMA handset away from your ear.

• A commercially available Bluetooth headset/handsfree device can be used to make calls. For operations on
calls using a Bluetooth headset/handsfree device, refer to the user manual of the device you use.

• Even when Manner Mode is set, the Speakerphone can be turned on/off during a call.

• During a call, you can access Contacts, Calendar, Notes or To do to view the content or save a new entry.
Also, you can check or compose email.

• You cannot download an email with a set Schedule (3P257) nor connect to the mail server to receive an
email automatically (3P273) during a video call. Select the mail account to receive an email from, and tap
Receive & send to receive the email after you finish the video call.

• Other applications may start or operate, or the image of the video call may flicker during a video call.

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Setting an Outgoing Image

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Defaul

You can change the settings for an outgoing image during a video call.

• The modified settings revert to the default when the video call ends.

Turning the Camera Image ON/OFF

Making/Answering Video Calls

During a call, you can set your FOMA handset to send or not to send the camera image.

Tap during a call

a

The camera image is turned off and the substitute image is sent
to the caller's handset.

• Tap to turn the camera image on.

Substitute image

NOTE

• You can also turn off the camera image when receiving a call. 3P94

t setting

ON

Switching Cameras

You can switch between the Front-Camera and Rear-Camera during a call.

Tap during a call

a

The Rear-Camera image is sent.

• Tap again to send the Front-Camera image.

NOTE

• You can set the default camera for video calls in advance. 3P99

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t setting

Front-Camera

• While using the Rear-Camera, you can zoom the camera image. 3P97

• While using the Front-Camera, you can turn Mirroring On. 3P99

Zooming the Camera Image

You can enlarge the outgoing camera image in 3 levels during a video call.

• This function is available only when using the Rear-Camera.

Press 7 during a call to activate zooming ( / appears) y

a

press 6

NOTE

• Tapping / also changes the zoom magnification.

• The zoom magnification is retained until the call ends. Even if you switch cameras, the zoom magnification
is retained for the Rear-Camera.

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Adjusting the Camera Image Brightness

You can adjust the brightness of the outgoing camera image in 5 levels during a video call.

Press 7 during a call to activate the brightness adjustment ( /

a

NOTE

• Tapping / also changes the brightness level.

appears) y press 6

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