Docomo FOMA P905ITV Instruction Manual

FOMA® P905iTV

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

‘08.2

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

Before Using the Handset

Voice/Videophone Calls

PushTalk

Phonebook

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Security Settings

Camera

i-mode/i-motion/i-Channel

Mail

i-αppli

Osaifu-Keitai/ToruCa

One Seg

Full Browser/PC Movie

Data Display/Edit/Management

Music&Video Channel/Music Playback

Other Convenient Functions

Character Entry

Network Services

PC Connection

Overseas Use

Appendix/External Devices

Troubleshooting

Index/Quick Manual

Thank you for selecting the “FOMA P905iTV”.

DoCoMo W-CDMA system

Before or during use of the FOMA P905iTV , make sure that you read this
manual and the separate manuals for other optional devices thoroughly so
that you can use the FOMA P905iTV correctly.
If you feel any inconvenience in reading the manual, contact the DoCoMo
Information Center listed on the back page of this manual.
The FOMA P905iTV is designed to be your close partner. Treat it carefully at
all times to ensure long-term performance.

Before using your FOMA phone

●Because the FOMA phones use radio waves, they cannot be used in

places where radio waves do not reach, such as inside tunnels,
underground, or in buildings; or the outside where radio waves are weak or
out of the FOMA service area. They may not be used in the high-rise
buildings even when the antennas are unobstructed. You may also
experience interruption of calls even when using without moving while the
radio waves are strong enough for the three antennas to appear on the
display.

●Use the FOMA phone carefully to avoid disturbing other people when in

public, or in crowded or quiet places.

●Since the FOMA phones use radio waves as the medium of

telecommunication, calls may be tapped by the third party. However, the
W-CDMA system automatically supports tapping prevention, so your
conversation will be incomprehensible to the third party.

●The FOMA phones change your voice into digital signals and send them to

the other party. In places where the radio waves are weak, the digital
signals may not be converted correctly, and in such a case, the voice may
sound different from the actual original voice.

●The user hereby agrees that the user shall be solely responsible for the

result of the use of SSL. Neither DoCoMo nor the certifiers as listed herein
make any representation and warranty as for the security in the use of
SSL. In the event that the user shall sustain damage or loss due to the use
of SSL, neither DoCoMo nor the certifiers shall be responsible for any such
damage or loss.
Certifiers: VeriSign Japan K.K., Cybertrust, Inc., GlobalSign K.K.,

●This FOMA phone supports FOMA Plus-Area and FOMA High-Speed

●The FOMA terminal can be used only via the FOMA network provided by

RSA Security Inc., and SECOM Trust Systems Co., Ltd.

Area.

DoCoMo and in DoCoMo’s roaming area.

●It is recommended that you make separate notes of the information (such

as Phonebook entries, schedule events, text memos, record messages,
voice memos, movie memos) stored in the FOMA phone and keep them in
a safe place. Note that we cannot be held responsible for the unlikely
event of loss of the stored contents due to a malfunction, repair, change of
your model, or other mishandling of the FOMA phone.

●You are advised to save your important data files to the microSD memory

card. If you have a personal computer, you can transfer and save the
information such as Phonebook entries, mail messages, schedule events,
and others to the personal computer by using DoCoMo keitai datalink.

For Using This Manual

This FOMA phone supports Kisekae Tool (page 117). If you use
Kisekae Tool to change the design of the Menu display, some
menu configurations change according to the usage frequency
depending on the type of the menu. Further, some menu
numbers that are assigned to the menu items do not apply.
In that case, you cannot operate as described in this manual, so
you are advised to switch to the basic structure menu
(page 118), or reset menu settings (page 118).

You can download the latest information about this manual
from the following DoCoMo web site:

・User’s Manual (PDF file) Download

http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/support/manual/index.html

(

※The URL and the content of the web site might be modified

without notice.

)

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

How to Read/Refer to This Manual

In this manual, illustrations and symbols are used in the explanations so
that you can correctly and easily use the FOMA phone.

≥The operating procedures and displays in this manual are described with the default

settings of the “White” handset. However, the following settings are changed.

・“Display setting” →“Stand-by display”: OFF
・“Display setting” →“Clock” →“Position”: Pattern 2

≥Unless otherwise specified, the descriptions of the operating procedures in this manual

start from the Stand-by display.

≥Operations are described in the method of “Scroll Selection” (see page 32).
≥Displays and illustrations described in this manual are for reference. The actual ones

might differ.

≥In this manual, “Osaifu-Keitai compatible i-αppli which supports the IC card function” is

described as “Osaifu-Keitai compatible i-αppli”.

≥Note that “FOMA P905iTV” is referred to as “FOMA phone” in this manual.
≥In the operating procedures of this manual, key operations are described with

simplified key icons.

≥The functions which use a microSD memory card are described in this manual;

however, you need to obtain a microSD memory card separately to make these
functions available. See page 326 for the microSD memory card.

How to Refer to This Manual

By the following search methods, you can find pages where your desired
functions and services are described:

From the Index

Search from the index when you know the names of functions or services.

From Easy Search

Search from keywords for the functions you frequently use or the functions that are
convenient if you can know any.

From the Tabs on the Cover

Search from the tabs printed on the cover.

From the Contents 11

Search from the contents that categorize functions.

From the Main Functions

Search from here to use the main functions.

From the Function List 11

Search from the function list.

From Quick Manual 11

Quick Manual gives you a clear, brief description about basic functions. You can take it
when you go out. Further, Quick Manual “For Overseas Use” is attached, so refer to it
when you use the FOMA phone overseas.

11

P.6

P.8

P.452

P.518

See the next page for details.

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

It is prohibited to copy all or part of this manual without permission.
The instructions contained in this manual may be changed without notice.

1

How to search for “Alarm” is explained here as an example of search method.

From the Index

11P.510

Search for a function or a service
name as shown on the right.

Additional service . . . . . . . . . . . . . .432

Additional guidance. . . . . . . . . . .433

Address link function. . . . . . . . . . . .179

Alarm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .378

Alarm setting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .386

Answer setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65

Antenna. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

From Easy Search

11P.4

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

From the Tabs on the
Cover

11Cover page

2

Search for the function you
frequently use or that is
convenient if you can know any
as shown on the right.

Search for the function you want
to set in the order of “Cover”

→ “First page of Chapter”
→ “Description page” as shown

on the right.

i-αppli

Osaifu-Keitai/ToruCa

One Seg

Full Browser/PC Movie

Data Display/Edit/Management

Music&Video Channel/Music Playback

Other Convenient Functions

Character Entry

Network Services

PC Connection

Overseas Use

Appendix/External Devices

Troubleshooting

Index/Quick Manual

Other things you can do

To reduce the battery consumption.............................. <Power Saver Mode> 115

To scan QR codes or bar codes...................................... <Bar Code Reader> 157

To use the microSD memory card...........................<microSD Memory Card> 326

To exchange information using infrared rays.........<Infrared Data Exchange> 339

To listen to music.................................................................. <MUSIC Player> 363

To use the FOMA phone as an alarm clock .......................................<Alarm> 378

To use the FOMA phone as a calculator..................................... <Calculator> 391

FOMA phone overseas...........................<International Roaming> 442

To use the

To bring software programs up to date............................. <Software Update> 496

To bring security up to date........................................... <Scanning Function> 502

Multitask . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Multitask> 375

Informing You of an Incoming Call/Mail Message by Voice

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Reading Aloud> 376

Turning Power On/Off Automatically at a Specified Time

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Auto Power ON/OFF> 378

Using Alarm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Alarm> 378

Using Calendar to Manage Schedule . . . . . . . . . . .<Schedule> 381

Using ToDo to Manage Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <ToDo> 385

Setting Operating Conditions of Alarm . . . . . <Alarm Setting> 386

Go to page 378
where “Alarm”
is explained.

Function name
You can find this in
Index.

<Alarm>

Using Alarm

You can set Alarm to alert you at the specified time with an alarm tone,

Operating
procedure
(See page 32)

Reference display
(Characters and settings
are for reference.)

Chapter title

You can
search by
chapter.

Options and their
explanations

animation and illumination. You can store up to five alarms.

1

Alarm You can set whether to validate or invalidate the alarm.

Time Enter the time for sounding the alarm.

Tone Select a type of alarm toneSelect a folder

Volume Use Bo to adjust the volume.

Prefer manner

Other Convenient Functions

mode

2

378

mStationeryAlarm

Highlight an alarm and press

l()

Do the following operations.

Item Operation/Explanation

ON or OFF

pYou cannot set the same time as the time set for the stored

alarm.

Select an alarm tone.

pIf you set “Step”, the alarm tone is silent for about three

seconds, and then the volume steps up every about three
seconds, from Level 1 through Level 6.

You can set the alarm tone which sounds at the specified time
during Manner Mode.

ON or OFF

ON. . . . . Sounds at the same volume as set for “Alarm volume”.

OFF. . . . Sounds at the volume set for this function.

Press l().

Menu number
(See page 34)

+m-4-4

Function Menu while Alarm is displayed

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Edit Go to step 1 of “Using Alarm” on page378.

Detail You can display the stored alarm contents.

Set this You can validate the stored alarm.

Set all You can validate all the stored alarm.

Delete
(Delete this)

Delete
(Delete all)

Information

pDuring a call, the alarm tone sounds at the level set for “Volume” (earpiece volume).
pWhen you set the power to automatically turn on and an alarm to sound, the default

alarm tone sounds if the alarm which is set with the UIM restrictions has been
selected.

pTurn off the FOMA phone after setting “Auto power ON” to “OFF” when you are near

electronic devices using high-precision control or weak signals, or where the use is
prohibited such as in airplanes and hospitals.

When you set an alarm for “Alarm”, “Schedule”, and “ToDo”

The icon appears on the desktop.

“” . . . . Displayed when an alarm is set for today (except the setting for past time).

“” . . . . Displayed when an alarm is set for tomorrow or onward only.

pIf you set “Display setting”

stored schedule event/ToDo item to “OFF”, the icons are not displayed.

Note: The page above is a sample.

YES

pYou can validate also by pressing Oo().

YES

Delete thisYES

Enter you Terminal Security CodeYES

→

“Clock” → “Clock display” to “OFF”, or set “Alarm” of the

Items shown on the
display
(Some items cannot
be executed.)

Operation and
supplementary
explanation for each
item

Lower sub-menu item
of the Function menu

Cautions or
references for using
each function

Operations related to
the function and
explanations for
supplementary
operations

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

3

Easy Search

To retrieve the operation for the desired function with simple
words, refer to the following:

To know convenient functions for making calls

To/Not to notify your phone number to the other party

....................................................................................<Caller ID Notification> 46

To switch to a videophone call during a voice call

...........................................................................<Switch to Videophone Call> 53

To change a volume level of the other party’s voice ....................... <Volume> 67

To put a call on hold during a call.................................................... <Holding> 68

To do the following when you cannot answer calls

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

To put an incoming call on hold before answering......................... <On Hold> 68

To convey the message that you need to refrain from talking on the phone

...........................................................................<Public Mode (Drive Mode)> 69

............................................................................. <Public Mode (Power Off)> 69

To record voice/video messages..........................<Record Message Setting> 71

To change melody or illumination

To adjust the ring volume........................................................<Ring Volume> 67

To change ring tones according to callers......................<Add to Phonebook> 90

To change ring tones........................................................<Select Ring Tone> 106

To know incoming calls by vibrator .................................................<Vibrator> 108

To silence the keypad sound................................................<Keypad Sound> 109

To activate Manner Mode...................................................... <Manner Mode> 110

To change colors/lighting patterns of Call indicator for incoming calls

.................................................................................................. <Illumination> 119

4

To change/know display settings

To know the meaning of marks (icons) on the display .....................<Display> 30

To change the menu display .................................................. <Simple Menu> 36

To change the Stand-by display (Wallpaper) ...................... <Display Setting> 112

To display a calendar on the Stand-by display..............................<Calendar> 112

To change the character size ...............................................<Character Size> 124

To make full use of mail

To send Deco-mail ...................................................................... <Deco-mail> 194

To send images ....................................................................... <Attachments> 198

To sort and save mail automatically ..............................................<Auto-sort> 217

To make full use of camera

To shoot with the photo light......................................................<Photo Light> 153

To change the shooting size...................................................... <Image Size> 153

To save to the microSD memory card .................<Storage Setting (Store In)> 154

To display shot images......................................................... <Picture Viewer> 302

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

To use the FOMA phone with a sense of security

To lock the FOMA phone from away when it gets lost ....<Omakase Lock>※1131

To keep Phonebook entries from prying eyes......................... <Secret Mode> 134

To reject calls without a caller ID.............................. <Call Setting without ID> 137

To reject calls from the phone numbers not

in the Phonebook ............................................................<Reject Unknown> 138

To separately store Phonebook and other data

files in preparation for their erasure.................... <Data Security Service>※2138

※1 This is a pay service.
※2 This is a pay service which is available on a subscription basis.

To make full use of One Seg

To watch One Seg programs................................................. <Activate 1Seg> 268

To record One Seg programs............ <Record Video> <Record Still Images> 276

To book/To set timer recording for One Seg programs

...............................................................<Book Program> <Timer Recording> 277

To change settings of video and audio...................................<User Settings> 282

Other things you can do

To reduce the battery consumption .............................. <Power Saver Mode> 115

To scan QR codes or bar codes ...................................... <Bar Code Reader> 157

To use the microSD memory card ...........................<microSD Memory Card> 326

To exchange information using infrared rays.........<Infrared Data Exchange> 339

To listen to music.................................................................. <MUSIC Player> 363

To use the FOMA phone as an alarm clock .......................................<Alarm> 378

To use the FOMA phone as a calculator .....................................<Calculator> 391

To use the FOMA phone overseas........................... <International Roaming> 442

To bring software programs up to date............................. <Software Update> 496

To bring security up to date ........................................... <Scanning Function> 502

≥The operating procedures for frequently used functions are summarized in Quick

Manual. (See page 518)

5

Contents

How to Read/Refer to This Manual ... 1

Easy Search........................................4

Contents .............................................6

Main Functions of FOMA P905iTV....8

Making Full Use of FOMA P905iTV!

...........................................................10

Before Using the

Handset

25

Voice/Videophone

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

Calls

49

PushTalk

79

Phonebook

89

Sound/Screen/

Light Settings

105

Safety Precautions ..........................12

Notes on Handling........................... 18

Intellectual Property Rights............ 22

Accessories and Main Options ......24

Phone Parts and Functions, Display,
Method for Selecting Menu, Simple Menu,
UIM (FOMA Card), Battery, Charging, Power ON/OFF,
Select Language, Initial Setting, Set Time,
World Time Watch, Caller ID Notification, Own Number,
etc.

Making a Call/Videophone Call, Call Records,
Chaku-moji, WORLD CALL, Hands-free,
Receiving a Call/Videophone Call, Volume,
Ring Volume, Public Mode (Drive Mode),
Public Mode (Power Off), Record Message Setting,
Chara-den, etc.

What is PushTalk?, Making a PushTalk Call,
Add Member, Receiving a PushTalk Call,
PushTalk Phonebook,
Setting PushTalk Calling/Receiving, etc.

Available Phonebooks,
Add to Phonebook (FOMA phone/UIM),
Group Setting, Search Phonebook,
No. of Phonebook, Two-touch Dial, Voice Dial,
Data Security Service, etc.

Select Ring Tone, Vibrator, Manner Mode,
Display Setting, Backlight, Menu Icon Setting,
Kisekae Tool, Feel Settings, Illumination, Desktop Icon,
Font, Character Size, etc.

Security Settings

127

Camera

141

i-mode/i-motion/

i-Channel

163

Mail

189

i-αppli

233

Osaifu-Keitai/

ToruCa

253

Passwords, Change Security Code,
Releasing PIN Lock, Lock All, Omakase Lock,
Self Mode, Personal Data Lock, Keypad Dial Lock,
Secret Mode, Mail Security, Call Setting without ID,
Reject Unknown, etc.

Before Using Cameras, Still Image Shoot,
Moving Image Shoot, Settings for Shooting Images,
Setting Image Size/Image Quality,
Bar Code Reader, Text Reader

What is i-mode?, iMenu, My Menu,
Change i-mode Password, Enter URL, Bookmark,
Screen Memo, Download, i-mode Settings,
SSL Certificate, Client Certificate, What is i-motion?,
What is i-Channel?, etc.

i-mode Mail, Deco-mail, Template, Attachments,
Photo-sending, Mail Auto-receive, Receive Option,
Check New Message, Message R/F,
What is Emergency Alert “Area Mail”?, Chat Mail, SMS,
Web Mail, etc.

What is i-αppli?, i-αppli Download,
i-αppli Run, iαppli Settings,
Starting i-αppli Automatically, i-αppli Stand-by Display,
iαppli(microSD)

What is Osaifu-Keitai?, What is iC Transfer Service?,
Osaifu-Keitai Compatible i-αppli, What is ToruCa?,
Obtain ToruCa Files, ToruCa Viewer, ToruCa File List/
Detailed ToruCa File Display, ToruCa Settings,
IC Card Lock

6

One Seg

263

Full Browser/

PC Movie

285

What is One Seg?, Before Using One Seg,
Channel Setting, Activate 1Seg,
Program Guide i-αppli, Data Broadcasting, TVlink,
Recording One Seg, Book Program/Timer Recording,
User Settings

Full Browser, Full Browser Settings,
What is PC Movie?, Downloading PC Movies,
PC Movie Player

Network Services

415

PC Connection

435

Check New Messages, Voice Mail, Call Waiting,
Call Forwarding, Nuisance Call Blocking,
Caller ID Request, Dual Network, Service Numbers,
Remote Control, Multi Number, 2in1, OFFICEED, etc.

Available Data Communication, Before Using, Preparation
Flow for Data Transmission (OBEX™ Communication),
Preparation Flow for Data Communic ation, AT Command,
CD-ROM, DoCoMo Keitai Datalink

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

Data Display/Edit/

Management

299

Music&Video

Channel/

Music Playback

353

Other Convenient

Functions

373

Character Entry

405

Data Box, Picture Viewer, i-motion Player,
Video Player, Chara-den, Melody Player,
Kisekae Tool, microSD Memory Card,
Managing Folders, Infrared Data Exchange,
iC Communication, PDF Viewer, etc.

What is Music&Video Channel?, Setting Programs,
Playing Back/Operating Programs,
Playing Back Music, Saving Music Files,
MUSIC Player, Playlist

Multiaccess, Multitask, Reading Aloud, Alarm,
Schedule, ToDo, Own Number, Voice Memo,
Movie Memo, Call Data, Calculator, Text Memo,
UIM Operation, Bluetooth, Reset Settings, Initialize, etc.

Character Entry, Mode 1 (5-touch),
Common Phrases, Cut/Copy/Paste, Own Dictionary,
Learned Words, Download Dictionary,
Mode 2 (2-touch), Mode 3 (NIKO-touch)

Overseas Use

441

Appendix/

External Devices/

Troubleshooting

451

Index/

Quick Manual

509

Outline of International Roaming (WORLD WING),
Available Services, Confirmation for Using,
Making a Call from the Country You Stay,
Receiving a Call, Set Roaming Guidance,
Network Services, etc.

Function List, Options and Related Equipment,
Troubleshooting, Error Messages, Warranty and
Maintenance Services, i-mode Trouble Diagnosis Site,
Software Update, Scanning Function, Specifications,
SAR, Export Administration Regulations, etc.

Index, Quick Manual, Quick Manual “For Overseas
Use”

7

Main Functions of FOMA P905iTV

FOMA (Freedom Of Mobile multimedia Access) is the name of the
DoCoMo service based on the W-CDMA format, authorized as one of the
world’s standards for third-generation mobile telecommunication
systems (IMT-2000).

Remarkable i-mode!

i-mode is an online service that enables you to get useful information from i-mode
menu sites (programs) or i-mode web pages. This service also enables you to send or
receive mail messages with ease.

◆

i-mode mail/Deco-mail/Decomail-pictograph

Besides mail text, you can attach up to 2 Mbytes of files or 10 files (JPEG, ToruCa,
PDF, etc.) in total. The FOMA phone supports Deco-mail/Decomail-pictographs, so
you can change the character color, character size, and background color of mail text,
and insert images and moving pictographs.

◆Mega i-αppli 11P.234

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

By downloading i-αppli programs from sites, you can enjoy playing games or have
stock price information or weather forecasts updated automatically. As the large
capacity mega i-αppli is supported, you can enjoy playing high-resolution 3D games
and full-length role playing games.

◆High-Speed Area Supported 11P.436

FOMA High-Speed Area is supported so that high speed communication is available
with download speed of up to 3.6 Mbps and upload speed of up to 384 kbps.

◆International Roaming 11P.442

You can use your FOMA phone, phone number, and mail address overseas as they
are. (Supported only in 3G area)
Voice calls, videophone calls, i-mode, i-mode mail, SMS, and network services are
available.
“しゃべって翻訳 for P (Speech Translation for P)”, which translates spoken Japanese
into English and spoken English into Japanese, is pre-installed.

11P.190, P.194, P.300

◆Chaku-uta Full®/Uta-hodai/Music&Video Channel※/Video Clips 

11P.184, P.354, P.361, P.363

This FOMA phone supports Chaku-uta Full® that enables you to download a whole
music file and Uta-hodai that enables you to enjoy listening music as much as you like
at a flat rate.
This FOMA phone also supports Music&Video Channel that, just by setting up
beforehand, automatically downloads music programs in the night. You can watch
programs containing moving images on your P905iTV. Further, this FOMA phone
supports up to 10 Mbytes of i-motion movies, so it also supports Video Clip that
enables you to enjoy a whole music clip file.
≥“Chaku-uta Full” is a registered trademark of Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

※This is a pay service which is available on a subscription basis.

◆Osaifu-Keitai/ToruCa 11P.254, P.256

By downloading Osaifu-Keitai compatible i-αppli, you can replenish electronic money
from a site into the IC card in the FOMA phone and check your account for the balance
and usage details. In addition, the “DCMX” i-αppli program that provides the DoCoMo
credit service is pre-installed. Further, “iC transfer service” is supported so that you can
easily move data from the existing IC card to a new one when you replace your FOMA
phone such as at the time of phone model change.
ToruCa is an electronic card that you can obtain from scanning devices or sites and
can easily exchange using mail or infrared data exchange.

◆Kisekae Tool 11P.117, P.325

By downloading the displays of your favorite characters from an i-mode site, you can
change the Stand-by display or Menu display at a time.
You can change the order of displayed menus on P905iTV according to the frequency
of use to customize the Menu display as you like.

8

◆Bluetooth 11P.395

The wirelessly-connected FOMA phone and a Bluetooth device enable you to talk or
listen to music while you are carrying the FOMA phone in your bag.

◆Feel＊Talk/Feel＊Mail 11P.118

Animation of 45 characters and illumination reproduce the atmosphere of conversation
or mail messages. Pleasant animation appears or illumination lights according to the
contents of the conversation or new mail message.

◆Wide VGA Display

You can display still or moving images in the wide VGA (480 dots x 854 dots) display
of approx. 3.5 inches, and you can enjoy watching One Seg programs on the
impressive display.
Also, the light sensor automatically adjusts the backlight in accordance with the
ambient brightness, and the LCD AI compensates the image quality in accordance
with the brightness.

\

◆Horizontal Full Display 11P.28

You can watch One Seg programs and video s on the wide horizontal display even with
the FOMA phone closed. Moreover, you can use the side key to shoot still and moving
images just like using a digital camera.

◆View Blind 11P.116

You can make the display hard to see from an angle. You can use the FOMA phone
without being gazed at by others.

◆Image Stabilizer 11P.154

You can shoot still images with less blur.

◆Desktop Holder with Speakers 11P.395

Just by setting the FOMA phone on Desktop Holder with Speakers P01, the audio
from One Seg programs or music from MUSIC Player sounds from the stereo
speakers of the desktop holder. You can enjoy One Seg programs in dynamic sound
with videos on the impressive wide display.

◆Security Settings 11P.127

Various settings such as the lock functions and security settings for “safety” are
available.

■Omakase Lock 11P.131

When you have lost the FOMA phone , you can lock the FOMA phone and release it by
contacting DoCoMo.
For inquiries, see the back page of this manual.
Omakase Lock is a pay service※.
※You are not charged if you apply for this service at the same time as applying for the

suspension of the use or during the suspension.

≥Note that Omakase Lock might be activated by an offer from the contractor of the

FOMA phone when the contractor and the user of the FOMA phone differ.

■Data Security Service 11P.138

This service enables you to save Phonebook entries, images, and mail messages
from your FOMA phone to the Data Storage Center, and restore the saved data, when
you lost your FOMA phone or in other cases, to your FOMA phone from the Data
Storage Center. Further, you can edit or manage data held at the Data Storage Center
using your personal computer and can reflect the edited data to your FOMA phone.
For details on Data Security Service, refer to “Mobile Phone User’s Guide [i-mode]
FOMA version”. For inquiries, see the back page of this manual.
Data Security Service is a pay service that is available on a subscription basis.

◆Network Services 11P.415

≥Voice Mail Service (Charged)

・A separate subscription is required.

≥Call Forwarding Service (Free)

・A separate subscription is required.

≥Dual Network Service (Charged)

・A separate subscription is required.

≥2in1 (Charged)

・A separate subscription is required.

≥Call Waiting Service (Charged)

・A separate subscription is required.

≥Nuisance Call Blocking Service (Free)

・No subscription is required.

≥Multi Number (Charged)

・A separate subscription is required.

≥SMS (Free)

・No subscription is required.

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Making Full Use of FOMA P905iTV!

◆Videophone 11P.50

You can talk while viewing sending/receiving images. By default, the substitute image
is sent to the other party. You can switch from the substitute image to the image
through your camera to send the surrounding scenery.
You can switch, without disconnecting, from an ordinary voice call to a videophone
call.

◆PushTalk 11P.80

You can communicate with multiple persons (up to five persons including yourself) just
by selecting them from the PushTalk Phonebook and pressing the PushTalk key.

Talk between two persons

Hello!

◆i-Channel 11P.186

i-Channel distributes graphical information such as news or weather forecast.
By selecting a channel you want to see from the Channel List, you can obtain detailed
expressive information created by Flash (see page 166).

≥This is a pay service which is available on a subscription basis.
≥The service is provided only in Japanese.

Before contract

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Caller

Talk while pressing
the PushTalk key

Receiver

Talk with
multiple persons

Dial

Caller

I’m coming soon.

Talk while pressing
the PushTalk key

Receiver

Receiver

Receiver

Receiver

After contract

-Zo

Connected

◆One Seg 11P.264

You can watch One Seg (terrestrial
digital TV broadcasting service for
mobile objects) programs in smooth
picture by the function of Mobile
W-Speed. You can display captions
and data broadcasting, and record a
program while watching it. Even
when memory space in the storage
location runs short while recording,
the storage location is automatically
switched to continue recording. Use
Book Program or Timer Recording not to miss an opportunity to watch or record
programs. When an i-mode mail message comes in while you are watching a
program, you can check the mail message in the multiwindow or by tickers. You can
use the multiwindow to compose i-mode mail messages as well while watching a One
Seg program.

◆MUSIC Player 11P.363

On a single player, you can play back and enjoy Chaku-uta
Full® music files, Windows Media® Audio (WMA) files, and
SD-Audio files.
You can download Chaku-uta Full® music files from sites
and may be able to display their images and lyrics while
playing them back.
In the case of SD-Audio or WMA files, you can obtain your
favorite music files from music CDs or Internet web pages
and save them on the microSD memory card by using your
personal computer.
You can save music files also by using the Napster®
application program.

◆2in1 11P.426

This service enables you to have two numbers/two mail addresses on your single
FOMA phone and to use your FOMA phone as if you were using two sets, by using the
dedicated mode function. You can sort Phonebook entries, mail boxes, dialed/
received call records, and Stand-by displays into “A mode” and “B mode” to manage
them separately. You can also use “Dual mode” to simultaneously manage both A and
B modes.
≥This is a pay service which is available on a subscription basis.

A Mode

Phone number: 090-AAAA-AAAA

Mail address: [e-mail]

Phonebook: For A Mode

Call/Mail
in A Mode

Phonebook A
Inbox A
Dialed/Received
Calls A
Voice Mail A

・・

A

Mode

Phonebooks A, B
Inboxes A, B
Dialed/Received
Calls A, B
Voice Mail A, B

・・

B Mode

Phone number: 090-BBBB-BBBB

Mail address: [e-mail]

Phonebook: For B Mode

Dual

Mode

Phonebook B
Inbox B
Dialed/Received
Calls B
Voice Mail B

・・

B

Mode

Call/Mail
in B Mode

◆Chaku-moji 11P.57

While calling up the other party, you can have your message displayed on his/her Call
Receiving display. The receiving end can know your subject/feeling by reading the
message before answering the call.

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Safety Precautions

■Before using the FOMA phone, read these safety precautions carefully so that

you can use it correctly.
After reading the precautions, keep them in a safe place.

■Be sure to observe these safety precautions because they are designed to

protect you or those around you from causing injury and to avoid unnecessary
damage to the property.

■The symbols below indicate the levels of danger or damage that can be caused

if the particular precautions are not observed.

Danger
Warning

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Caution

Always follow the safety precautions.

This symbol indicates that incorrect handling
will almost certainly cause death or serious
injury.

This symbol indicates that incorrect handling
poses a risk of causing death or serious
injury.

This symbol indicates that incorrect handling
poses a risk of causing injury or damage to
the product or property.

■The following symbols show specific directions:

Denotes things not to do. (Prohibition)

Don’t

Do not

disassemble

Not wet

hands

Avoid
Water

Denotes not to disassemble.

Denotes not to touch with wet hands.

Denotes not to use where it could get wet or not to wet it.

Denotes mandatory instructions (matters that must be complied
with).

Do

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Pull the

power plug

■“Safety Precautions” are divided into the following six sections:

General precautions for FOMA phone, batteries, adapters/chargers, and

UIM ............................................................................................................. P.13

Precautions for FOMA phone .................................................................... P.14

Precautions for batteries ............................................................................ P.16

Precautions for adapters/chargers............................................................. P.17

Precautions for UIM.................................................................................... P.18

Notes on using near electronic medical equipment .................................. P.18

Denotes to pull the power plug out of the outlet.

out

General precautions for FOMA
phone, batteries, adapters/chargers,
and UIM

Danger

Do not use, store or leave the
FOMA phone and its accessories

Don’t

Do not

disassemble

Water

in places with a high temperature
such as near fire or places
exposed to direct sunlight, or in
cars under the blazing sun.

The devices could be deformed or
malfunction, or the battery may leak,
overheat, burst, or catch fire, thus
resulting in the deterioration of
performance and shortening of the life of
devices. Also, part of the case could get
heated, causing bare skin burns.

Do not disassemble, modify or
solder the FOMA phone or
accessories.

Accidents such as fire, injury, or electric
shock, or malfunction may result. The
battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.

Do not wet the FOMA phone or
accessories.

If liquids such as water or pet urine get
onto them, overheating, electric shock,

Avoid

fire, malfunction, injury or others may
result. Pay attention to the place of use
and the way of handling.

Use only the batteries and
adapters/chargers approved by
DoCoMo for your FOMA phone.

Do

If you use any type of battery, adapter or
charger other than the specified one,
your FOMA phone, battery or other
accessories may leak, overheat, burst,
catch fire or malfunction.
Battery Pack P18
FOMA AC Adapter 01/02
FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global use
FOMA DC Adapter 01/02
Desktop Holder with Speakers P01
FOMA Dry Battery Adapter 01
FOMA Portable Charging Adapter 01
FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function
01/02
※For other compatible products,

contact a handling counter such as a
DoCoMo shop.

Warning

Do not place the batteries, the
FOMA phone, adapters/chargers,

Don’t

Don’t

or UIM in cooking appliances
such as microwave ovens or
high-pressure containers.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst, or
catch fire. The FOMA phone or the
adapter/charger may overheat, smoke,
or catch fire, or its circuit parts may
become damaged.

Do not throw the FOMA phone or
accessories, or subject them to
severe shocks.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst, or
catch fire. Also, malfunction or fire may
result.

Don’t

Do

Do

Be careful not to let
electroconductive materials
(metal pieces, pencil leads etc.)
contact with the charging/
speaker output terminal or
connector terminal. Also, make
sure that those are not entered
into the inside of the FOMA
phone.

Short-circuit could cause fire or
malfunction of the FOMA phone.

When you are in a place such as a
gas station where flammable gas
is generated, turn off the FOMA
phone, and never do charging.
Otherwise, catching fire may
result.

Ensure that you use Osaifu-Keitai with
the FOMA phone turned off when you
are in the vicinity of the gas station.
(When IC Card Lock is set, turn off the
power with the lock released.)

If odor, overheat, discoloration,
or deformation is detected during
use, battery charge, or storage,
immediately observe the
following:

1. Pull the power plug out of the
outlet or cigarette lighter
socket.

2. Turn off the power to the
FOMA phone.

3. Remove the battery pack from
the FOMA phone.

If you use the FOMA phone and its
accessories as they are, overheat, burst,
or catching fire could result or the
battery could leak.

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Caution

Do not place the FOMA phone or
accessories on unstable
locations such as wobbly tables

Don’t

Don’t

or slanted locations.

The FOMA phone or accessories may
fall, resulting in injury or malfunction.

Do not store in humid or dusty
places, or in high temperature
environments.

Malfunction may result.

If children use the FOMA phone or
accessories, a guardian should
explain the safety precautions and
correct operations. The guardian

Do

should also make sure that the
instructions are followed during use.

Otherwise, injury may result.

Keep out of the reach of babies
and infants.

Accidental swallowing or injury may result.

Do

Be especially careful when you use
the FOMA phone for a long time
with the adapter/charger
connected.

Do

If you use i-αppli programs, talk on the
videophone, watch One Seg programs
and so on for a long time during
charging, the temperature of the FOMA
phone, battery pack, or adapter/charger
might rise.
If you directly touch the part of high
temperature continuously, redness,
itching, rash, or low-temperature bare
skin burns may result depending on your
physical conditions or predisposition.

Precautions for FOMA phone

Warning

Do not directly point the infrared
data port at someone’s eyes

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

during transmission.

His/her eyes may possibly be affected.
Other infrared devices may operate
erroneously if the infrared data port is
pointed at them during transmission.

Do not shine the photo light close
to eyes.

Doing so can damage eyesight. Also,
accidents such as injury might occur if
someone is startled or dazzled by the
light.

Do not put the FOMA phone in
the place where it could be
affected by an expanded airbag,
e.g., on the dashboard.

If the airbag expands, the FOMA phone
could hit you and others, causing
accidents such as injury and the FOMA
phone could malfunction and become
damaged.

If you have any implanted
electronic medical equipment, do
not place your FOMA phone in a
chest pocket or inner pocket.

If the FOMA phone is positioned close to
electronic medical equipment, it may
cause that equipment to malfunction.

Don’t

Don’t

Do

Do

Do not allow liquids such as
water, or foreign materials such
as metal pieces or flammable
materials to get into the UIM or
microSD memory card slot of the
FOMA phone.

Fire, electric shock or malfunction may
result.

Do not turn on the photo light to
drivers of cars, and others.

It disturbs driving, and accidents may
result.

Turn off the FOMA phone in places
where use is prohibited such as in
airplanes and hospitals.

Otherwise, electronic devices and
electronic medical appliances may be
adversely affected. If the Auto Power ON
function is set, deactivate the setting, then
turn the power off.
For use inside medical facilities, make
sure that you comply with their regulations.
You may be punished for using the FOMA
phone in airplanes, which is prohibited by
law.

When talking with the FOMA
phone set to Hands-free, be sure
to keep the FOMA phone away
from your ear.
Further, when you play games or
play back music with the
earphone/microphone
connected, adjust the sound
volume to moderate volume.

The excessive sound volume impairs
your hearing.
Further, accidents may result due to the
hardness of hearing of surrounding
sound.

For those with weak heart
conditions, the vibrator and ring
volume must be adjusted carefully.

Do

Those functions may cause an effect on
the heart.

If thunder starts to rumble while
you are using the FOMA phone
outdoors, house the antenna,

Do

turn off the power and move to a
safe place.

Otherwise, you could be struck by
lightning or suffer an electric shock.

Turn off the FOMA phone when
near electronic devices using
high-precision control or weak

Do

signals.

The FOMA phone may possibly cause
these devices to malfunction.

※

Electronic devices that may be affected:
Hearing aids, implanted cardiac
pacemakers, implanted defibrillators,
other medical electronic devices, fire
alarms, automatic doors and other
automatically controlled devices. If you
use an implanted cardiac pacemaker,
implanted defibrillator or any other
electronic medical device, consult the
manufacturer or retailer of the device for
advice regarding possible effects from
the radio waves.

If the display part or camera lens
is broken, be careful about
broken glasses or the exposed

Do

interior of the FOMA phone.

Plastic panels are used for the surfaces
of the display part and camera lens so
that glasses do not easily get scattered,
however, pay attention not to
erroneously touch the broken part or
interior. Otherwise, injury may result.

Caution

Do not swing the FOMA phone by
its antenna or strap.

The FOMA phone may hit you or

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

persons around you, and accidents such
as injury or malfunction and damage
may result.

Do not use in places crowded
with people.

The antenna may hit against others,
causing an accident such as injury.

Do not use the FOMA phone with
the damaged antenna.

If the damaged antenna comes in
contact with your skin, an accident such
as a burn or injury could be caused.

Do not place magnetic cards or
similar objects near the FOMA
phone.

Magnetic data on cash cards, credit
cards, telephone cards and floppy disks,
etc. may be deleted.

Do not bring magnetic
substances close to your FOMA
phone.

Strong magnetic items might cause in
erroneous operation.

Don’t

Don’t

Do

If you erroneously break the
display part and then crystal
liquid gets leaked, never take or
suck the liquid to or into your
mouth, or apply to skin.
If the crystal liquid gets into the
eyes or mouth, immediately rinse
it out with clean water and then
seek medical attention.
When it adheres to your skin or
clothes, immediately wipe it away
with alcohol etc., and then rinse it
out with water and soap.

Otherwise, the loss of eyesight or injury
to your skin may result.

Do not bring your ears close to
the speakers while a ring tone
sounds or a melody is played
back from the FOMA phone.

Otherwise, your hearing could be
impaired.

Electronic devices in some types
of cars can be affected by use of
the FOMA phone.

For safety’s sake, make sure not to use
the FOMA phone inside such cars.

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Itching, rash or eczema may be
caused depending on your
physical conditions or

Do

predisposition. If an abnormality
occurs, stop using the FOMA
phone immediately, and then

Metals are used for the following parts:

Where it is used Material Finishing
Outer case of the
front button side
Metal part of the
One Seg antenna

Charging/Speaker
output terminal

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seek medical attention.

ABS Steam pressed tin,

Stainless
steel

Phosphor
bronze

Be careful not to get your finger,
palm, or a strap caught between
phone parts when you close the

Do

FOMA phone.

Accidents such as injury or damage may
result.

Hard coat
Chrome-plated
finish with
nickel-plated
ground
Gold-plated finish
with nickel-plated
ground

When you watch a One Seg
program, watch in a place bright
enough taking a certain distance

Do

from the display.

Otherwise, your visual acuity could be
reduced.

Precautions for batteries

■Check the description on the label of the

battery pack for the type of battery.

Description Type

Li-ion Lithium-ion battery

Danger

Do not let any metal object such
as a wire come in contact the

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

battery terminals. Also do not
carry or store the battery together
with any metal objects like a
necklace.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.

Do not use excessive force to
attach the battery to the FOMA
phone even when you cannot
attach it successfully. Also,
check that the battery is the right
way round when you attach it.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.

Do not throw the battery into fire.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.

Do not pierce it with nails, hit it
with a hammer, or step on it.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.

If the battery fluid gets into your
eyes, do not rub them. Flush your
eyes with clean water and seek

Do

medical attention immediately.

Otherwise, the loss of eyesight may
result.

Warning

When any abnormality due to
external shock such as the

Don’t

deformation or scratches by
dropping is found on the battery
pack, immediately stop using it.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst, or
catch fire. Also, malfunction or fire may
result.

If charging is not completed at
the end of the specified charging
time, stop charging.

Do

Otherwise, the battery may leak,
overheat, become damaged or catch fire.

Immediately stop using the FOMA
phone and keep it away from fire if
the battery leaks or emits an odor.

Do

The leaked battery fluid may ignite,
causing fire or burst.

Be careful that your pets do not
bite into the battery pack.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst, or
catch fire. Also, malfunction or fire may

Do

result.

Caution

An exhausted battery should not
be disposed of with other waste.

The battery may catch fire or damage

Don’t

the environment. After insulating the
battery terminals with tape, take the
unneeded battery to a handling counter
such as a DoCoMo shop or dispose of it
in accordance with local waste disposal
regulations.

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Do not charge the wet battery.

The battery pack may overheat, catch
fire, or burst.

Don’t

If the battery fluid comes in
contact with skin or clothes,
immediately stop using, then

Do

rinse it out thoroughly with clean
water.

Skin injury may result.

Precautions for adapters/chargers

Warning

Do not use a damaged adapter/
charger cord or power cord.

Electric shock, overheating or fire may

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

result.

Do not use the AC adapter and
desktop holder in steamy places
such as a bathroom.

Electric shock may occur.

The DC adapter is for use only in
a negative (-) grounded vehicle.
Do not use it in a positive (+)
grounded vehicle.

Fire may result.

If it starts to thunder, do not
touch the FOMA phone and
adapter/charger.

You might be struck by lighting or suffer
an electric shock.

Don’t

Don’t

Don’t

Not wet

hands

Do

Never short-circuit the charging/
speaker output terminal when the
adapter is plugged into the power
outlet or cigarette lighter socket.
Also, never touch the charging/
speaker output terminal with
fingers or other bare skin.

Fire, malfunction, electric shock or injury
may result.

Place the charger and desktop
holder on a stable location during
charging. Do not cover or wrap
the charger and desktop holder in
cloth or bedding.

The FOMA phone may drop off, or the
charger and desktop holder may
overheat, causing fire or malfunction.

Do not place something heavy on
the adapter/charger cord and
power cord.

Electric shock or fire may result.

Do not touch the power cord of
the adapter/charger, or power
outlet with wet hands.

Electric shock may result.

Use the adapter/charger at the
specified V AC.

If you use it at a wrong voltage, fire or
malfunction may result. When using the
FOMA phone overseas, use FOMA AC
adapter available overseas.
AC adapter: 100 V AC
DC adapter: 12/24 V DC
[For negative (-) grounded vehicles only]
AC adapter available overseas: 100 V to
240 V AC
[Connect only to household AC outlet]

Do

Do

Do

Do

Pull the

power plug

out

Pull the

power plug

out

If a fuse of the DC adapter has
blown, replace it with a specified
fuse.

If you use an unspecified fuse, fire or
malfunction may result. For the specified
fuse, refer to each instruction manual.

Keep the power plugs dust-free.

Otherwise, fire may result.

When pulling the AC adapter into
the power outlet, firmly plug it in,
taking care not to contact with
metal straps or the like.

Otherwise, electric shock, short-circuit or
fire may result.

When removing the adapter/
charger out of the outlet or
cigarette lighter socket, do not
forcibly pull the adapter/charger
cord or power cord, instead take
hold of the power plug and then
pull.

If you pull the plug out by the cord, the
cord may be damaged, which could
result in electric shock or fire.

When the adapter/charger is not
to be used for a long period of
time, unplug the power cord from
the outlet.

Otherwise, electric shock, fire, or
malfunction may result.

If liquids such as water get in the
charger, unplug the power cord
immediately from the outlet or
cigarette lighter socket.

Otherwise, electric shock, smoke or fire
may result.

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Before cleaning, pull the power
plug out of the outlet or cigarette
lighter socket.

Pull the

power plug

Precautions for UIM

0

Otherwise, electric shock may result.

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Caution

Be careful not to touch the cut
surface of the UIM (IC portion)
when removing it.

Do

You may hurt your hand or fingers.

Notes on using near electronic
medical equipment

■The description below meets “Guidelines on

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the Use of Radio-communication Equipment
such as Cellular Telephones – Safeguards for
Electronic Medical Equipment” by the
Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference
Japan.

Warning

Comply with the following in
hospitals or health care facilities:

•Do not carry the FOMA phone into
operating rooms, intensive care units

Do

(ICU) or coronary care units (CCU).

•Turn off the FOMA phone in hospital
wards.

•If there is any electronic medical
equipment near you, turn off the FOMA
phone even when in a location such as
a lobby.

•Comply with any regulations of hospital
and health care facilities instructing you
not to use or carry in a mobile phone.

•If the Auto Power ON function is set,
deactivate the setting, then turn the
power off.

Turn off the FOMA phone in
crowded areas such as inside
trains during rush hour, as

Do

someone with an implanted
cardiac pacemaker or implanted
defibrillator may be near you.

Operation of an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted defibrillator can
be affected by radio waves.

If you use an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted
defibrillator, use the mobile

Do

phone 22 cm or more away from
an implanted cardiac pacemaker
or implanted defibrillator.

Operation of an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted defibrillator can
be affected by radio waves.

Patients using electronic medical
equipment other than implanted
cardiac pacemakers or implanted

Do

defibrillators (outside medical
establishments for treatment at
home, etc.) should check the
influence of radio waves upon the
equipment by consulting its
manufacturer.

Operation of electronic medical
equipment can be affected by radio
waves.

Notes on Handling

General notes

■Do not wet the equipment.

The FOMA phone, battery, adapter/charger, and UIM
are not waterproofed. Do not use them in
environments, which are high in humidity such as in
bathrooms, and do not allow them to get wet from rain.
Furthermore, if carrying them against your body, they
become moist due to perspiration and the internal parts
may become corroded, causing malfunction. If the parts
are found to have been damaged due to exposure to
the liquids, any repairs will not be covered by warranty,
or repairs may not be possible. This may be repaired at
a cost if repairs are possible.

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■Use a dry soft cloth such as the one for

cleaning glasses to clean the equipment.

≥The screen of the FOMA phone sometimes has a

special coating so that they are easier to see. If you
rub it roughly with a dry cloth, it might be scratched.
Take care of the way of handling, and use only a dry,
soft cloth such as the one for cleaning glasses. If the
screen is left with water drop or stain adhered, smear
may be generated or the coating might peel off.

≥Do not use alcohol, thinner, benzene, detergent or

other solvents for cleaning, otherwise the printing
may be removed or discoloration may result.

■Occasionally clean the terminals of the

equipment using a dry cotton swab.

If the terminals become soiled, the connection might
deteriorate so that the power turns off or the battery
does not charge fully. Wipe the terminals with a dry
cloth or cotton swab.

■Do not place the FOMA phone near an air

conditioner outlets.

Condensation may form due to rapid changes in
temperature, and this may corrode internal parts and
cause malfunction.

■Do not apply excessive force onto the FOMA

phone and battery pack.

If you put the FOMA phone in a bag along with many
other articles or sit with the FOMA phone in a clothes
pocket, the display, internal circuitry and the battery
pack could be damaged or malfunction. Also, if your
FOMA phone is left with an external device connected
to the connector terminal or Earphone/Microphone/AV
output terminal, the connector could be damaged, or
malfunction.

■Carefully read each instruction manual

attached to the FOMA phone, adapter/
charger, or desktop holder.

■Do not rub or scratch the display part with

metals.

Doing so might cause damage to the part, resulting in
trouble or malfunction.

Notes on handling the FOMA phone

■Avoid using in extremely high or low

temperatures.

The FOMA phone should be used within a temperature
range of 5°C to 35°C and a humidity range of 45% to
85%.

■The FOMA phone, if operated near landline

phones, television sets, radios or other
devices that are in use, may affect them. You
should operate your FOMA phone as far away
from such equipment as possible.

■It is recommended that you make separate

notes of the information stored in the FOMA
phone and keep such notes in a safe place.

We take no responsibility for any loss of the stored data
items.

■Do not insert an external device to the

connector terminal or Earphone/Microphone/
AV output terminal at a slant when
connecting, and do not pull it out when it is
inserted.

Malfunction or damage may result.

■Make sure that nothing, such as a strap, gets

caught between the parts of the FOMA phone
when you close it.

Otherwise, malfunction or damage may result.

■The FOMA phone becomes warm during use

or charging but this is not an abnormality.
Use the FOMA phone as it is.

■Do not leave the camera in places exposed to

direct sunlight.

Pixels may be discolored or burns may result.

■Usually, use the FOMA phone with the cover

of the Earphone/Microphone/AV output
terminal, connector terminal, and that of
microSD memory card slot mounted.

Dust or water might enter into the FOMA phone,
causing malfunction.

■Do not use the FOMA phone with the back

cover left removed.

The battery pack might come out, or malfunction or
damage may result.

■Do not put a label or sticker on the back of the

display part of the FOMA phone.

The label or sticker may get caught when you open or
close the FOMA phone, and malfunction or damage
may result.

■While you are using the microSD memory

card, never take it off or turn off the power to
the FOMA phone.

Data may be erased or malfunction may result.

Notes on handling batteries

■Batteries have a limited life.

Though it varies depending on the usage state, you are
advised to replace the battery if its usable time is
extremely short even when you fully charge it. Make
sure that you buy the specified battery.

■Charge the battery in a place with an

appropriate ambient temperature of 5°C to
35°C.

■Make sure that the battery is charged when

you use the FOMA phone for the first time or
have not used it for a long period of time.

■The usable time of the battery differs

depending on the usage environment or its
remaining life.

■Depending on how the battery pack is used, it

might swell as its operating life becomes
short, but this is not a problem.

■Do not store or leave the empty battery pack.

The performance and operating life of the battery pack
might be lowered or shortened.

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Notes on handling chargers/adapters

■Charge the battery in a place with an

appropriate ambient temperature of 5°C to
35°C.

■Charge the battery where:

•There is very little humidity, vibration, and dust.

•There are no landline phones, television sets or radios
nearby.

■During charging, the adapter/charger may

become warm. This is not an abnormality, so
continue charging.

■Do not use the DC adapter for charging the

battery when the car engine is not running.

The car battery could go flat.

■When using the power outlet having the

disengaging prevention mechanism, observe
the instructions given in that instruction
manual.

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■Do not give a strong shock. Also, do not

deform the charging/speaker output
terminal.

Malfunction may result.

Notes on handling the UIM

■Never use more force than necessary when

inserting/removing the UIM.

■The UIM may become warm during use, but

this is not a sign of a malfunction. Continue
using it as it is.

■The warranty does not cover damage caused

by inserting the UIM into some other types of
IC card reader/writer.

■Always keep the IC portion clean.

■Use a dry soft cloth such as the one for

cleaning glasses to clean the equipment.

■It is recommended that you make separate

notes of the information stored on the UIM
and keep such notes in a safe place.

We take no responsibility for any loss of the stored data
items.

■For the environmental protection, bring any

unneeded UIMs to a handling counter such as
a DoCoMo shop.

■Avoid using in extremely high or low

temperatures.

■Do not damage, carelessly touch, or short-

circuit the IC.

Data might be lost or malfunction may result.

■Do not drop the UIM or subject it to strong

impacts.

Malfunction may result.

■Do not bend the UIM or place something

heavy on it.

Malfunction may result.

■Into the FOMA phone, do not insert the UIM

with a label or sticker pasted.

Malfunction may result.

Notes on using Bluetooth function

■FOMA phone supports the security function

that meets the Bluetooth Specification for the
security during connection using the
Bluetooth function. However, the security
may not be sufficient depending on the
configuration. Take care of the security while
making connection using the Bluetooth
function.

■Note that even if any leak of data or

information occurs while making connection
using the Bluetooth function, we take no
responsibility.

■With the FOMA phone, you can use the

following: Headset, Hands-Free, Audio, Dial­up Communication, Object Push, and Serial
Port. With Audio, you might be able to use
Audio Video Remote Control. (Only with the
compatible Bluetooth devices)

Supported version

Bluetooth Specification Ver. 2.0+EDR compliant

Supported profiles
HSP

Headset Profile

HFP

Hands-Free Profile

A2DP

Advanced Audio Distribution Profile

AVRCP

Audio Video Remote Control Profile

DUNP

Dial-up Networking Profile

OPP

Object Push Profile

SPP

Serial Port Profile

※2

(Supported services)

※1

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※1 The FOMA phone and all Bluetooth function-installed

devices have ensured that they conform to the
Bluetooth Specification according to the rules the
Bluetooth SIG defines, and are all authenticated.
However, operating methods might differ, or data
might not be exchanged even when they are
connected wirelessly, depending on the features or
specifications of connecting devices.

※2 Standardizes the connecting procedures of Bluetooth

per feature of a device.

■Radio frequencies

The radio frequencies the Bluetooth function
of the FOMA phone uses are as follows:

2.4 FH 1

2.4 : Indicates radio facilities that use 2400 MHz
frequencies.

FH : Indicates the modulation system is the FH-SS

system.

1 : Indicates that a supposed coverage distance is

10 meters or less.

: Indicates that all radio frequencies 2400 MHz

through 2483.5 MHz are used, and that the
frequencies for mobile object identifiers shall
n vi

.

■Cautions on Using Bluetooth Devices
Bluetooth operates at radio frequencies assigned to
the in-house radio stations for mobile object
identifiers that have to be licensed and are used in
production lines of a factory, specific unlicensed low
power radio stations, and amateur radio stations
(hereafter, referred to “another radio station”) in
addition to scientific, medical, or industrial devices
such as microwave ovens.

1. Before using this product, make sure that
“another radio station” is not operating nearby.

2. If radio interference between this product and
“another radio station” occurs, move immediately
to another place or stop radio transmission to
avoid interference.

3. For further details, contact “DoCoMo Information
Center” on the back page of this manual.

Notes on handling the FeliCa reader/
writer

■The FeliCa reader/writer function on the

FOMA phone uses very weak radio waves
which do not require to be licensed as radio
stations.

■The FeliCa reader/writer is operated on the

13.56 MHz frequencies. When you use
another reader/writer nearby, take enough
distance between your FOMA phone and the
reader/writer. Further, ensure that there are
no radio stations that use the same
frequencies.

Caution

■Do not use the modified FOMA phone. Using

a modified FOMA phone infringes the Radio
Law.

The FOMA phones are granted technical regulations
conformity certification as the specified radio equipment
under the Radio Law and bear a “technical conformity
mark ” on the nameplate as evidence of conformity.
Unscrewing the FOMA phone and modifying internal
components void the technical regulations conformity
certification. Do not use the FOMA phone in this state,
which infringes the Radio Law.

■Be especially careful not to operate the FOMA

phone while driving.

You will be imposed punishment if you use the mobile
phone in your hand while driving. If you answer a call
out of necessity, tell the caller with Hands-free that you
will call him/her back, park your car to somewhere safe,
and then dial.

■Use the Bluetooth functions in Japan only.

The Bluetooth functions on the FOMA phone have
been authorized in compliance with the radio
transmission standards in Japan.
You might be imposed punishment if you use them
overseas.

■Use the FeliCa reader/writer functions in

Japan only.

The FeliCa reader/writer functions on the FOMA phone
have been authorized in compliance with the radio
transmission standards in Japan.
You might be imposed punishment if you use them
overseas.

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Intellectual Property Rights

Copyrights and Portrait Rights

You have no right to copy, modify, or distribute the contents such as text, images, music,
or software programs downloaded from web pages on the Internet, or images shot by
the cameras of this product without permission from the copyright holder except for when
the copy or quote is for personal use that is allowed by the copyright law.
Note that it may be prohibited to shoot or record live performances or exhibitions even for
personal use. Make sure that you refrain from shooting portraits of other persons and
distributing such portraits over the Internet without consent, as this violates portrait rights.

Trademarks

≥“FOMA”, “mova”, “PushTalk”, “PushTalkPlus”, “i-mode”, “i-αppli”, “i-αppliDX”, “i-motion”,

“Deco-mail”, “Chaku-motion”, “Chara-den”, “ToruCa”, “mopera”, “mopera U”, “WORLD
CALL”, “Dual Network”, “FirstPass”, “visualnet”, “V-live”, “i-Channel”, “DCMX”, “iD”,
“Security Scan”, “i-shot”, “i-motion mail”, “i-area”, “Short Mail”, “WORLD WING”, “Public
mode”, “DoPa”, “sigmarion”, “musea”, “IMCS”, “OFFICEED”, “2in1”, and the logos of
“FOMA”, “i-mode”, “i-αppli”, “DCMX”, “iC”, “iD”, “Music&Video Channel” and
“HIGH-SPEED” are trademarks or registered trademarks of NTT DoCoMo, Inc.

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≥“Catch Phone (Call waiting service)” is a registered trademark of Nippon Telegraph and

Telephone Corporation.

≥Free Dial logo mark is a registered trademark of NTT Communications Corporation.
≥McAfee® is registered trademarks or trademarks of McAfee, Inc. and/or its affiliates in

the US and/or other countries.

≥G-GUIDE, G-GUIDE MOBILE and their logos are registered trademarks in

Japan of U.S. Gemstar-TV Guide International, Inc. and/or its affiliates.

≥QuickTime is a registered trademark of Apple Inc., in the US and other

countries.

≥NAVIDIAL and NAVIDIAL logo mark are trademarks of NTT Communications

Corporation.

≥Microsoft®, Windows®, and Windows Vista® are trademarks or registered trademarks

of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

≥Windows Media® is either a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft

Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

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≥Powered by JBlend™ Copyright 2002-2008 Aplix Corporation. All rights

reserved.
JBlend and JBlend-related trademarks are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Aplix Corporation in Japan and other countries.

≥ is a registered trademark of FeliCa Networks, Inc.
≥The microSD logo is a trademark.

≥The microSDHC logo is a trademark.

≥“Multitask” is a registered trademark of NEC Corporation.

≥QR code is a registered trademark of Denso Wave Inc.
≥“VIERA” is a registered trademark of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
≥Java and Java related trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks

of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and other countries.

≥The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by 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.

≥Powered by Mascot Capsule®/Micro3D Edition™

Mascot Capsule® is a trademark of HI CORPORATION.

≥

The image stabilization technology utilized is PhotoSolid®, a product of Morpho, Inc.
PhotoSolid® is the registered trademark of Morpho, Inc. in Japan and other countries.

≥Napster is a registered trademark of Napster, LLC. and/or its affiliates in the US and/or

other countries.

≥Other company names and product names described in the text are trademarks or

registered trademarks of those companies.

Others

≥This product contains NetFront Sync Client of ACCESS CO., LTD.

Copyright © 2008 ACCESS CO., LTD. All rights reserved.
ACCESS and NetFront are trademarks or registered trademarks of ACCESS CO.,
LTD. in Japan and other countries.

≥This product contains IrFront software of ACCESS CO., LTD. Copyright © 1996-2008

ACCESS CO., LTD.
ACCESS and IrFront are trademarks or registered trademarks of ACCESS CO., LTD.
in Japan and other countries.

≥

Contains Flash® Lite™ and Adobe® Reader® technology by Adobe
Systems Incorporated.
Flash Lite copyright © 1995-2008 Adobe Macromedia Software LLC. All
rights reserved.
Adobe Reader copyright © 1984-2008 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved.
Adobe, Flash, Flash Lite and Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of
Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.

≥FeliCa is a contactless IC card technology developed by Sony Corporation.
≥FeliCa is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation.
≥Licensed by QUALCOMM Incorporated under one or more of the following United

States Patents and/or their counterparts in other nations:
4,901,307 5,504,773 5,109,390 5,535,239 5,267,262 5,600,754
5,416,797 5,490,165 5,101,501 5,511,073 5,267,261 5,568,483
5,414,796 5,659,569 5,056,109 5,506,865 5,228,054 5,544,196
5,337,338 5,657,420 5,710,7845,778,338

≥This product contains software licensed complying with GNU General Public License

(GPL), GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), etc.
For more details, see “readme.txt” in the “GPL・LGPL等について” folder on the
bundled CD-ROM. (“readme.txt” is only available in Japanese version.)

≥

Advanced Wnn V2 of OMRON SOFTWARE Co., Ltd. is used for conversion methods
for Japanese language.
“Advanced Wnn V2” © OMRON SOFTWARE Co., LTD. 1999-2008 All Right Reserved.

≥This product is loaded with Bluetooth™ Stack for Embedded Systems Spec 2.0

developed by Toshiba Corp.

≥This product contains “Sense”, the voice analysis technology of Alegria Corporation for

Feel＊Talk.

≥This product is licensed under the MPEG-4 patent portfolio license, AVC patent

portfolio license and VC-1 patent portfolio license for the personal and non-commercial
use of a consumer to

(i) encode video in compliance with the MPEG-4 Visual Standard, AVC Standard and

VC-1 Standard (“MPEG-4/AVC/VC-1 Video”) and/or

(ii) decode MPEG-4/AVC/VC-1 Video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a

personal and non-commercial activity and/or was obtained from a licensed video

provider licensed to provide MPEG-4/AVC/VC-1 Video.
No license is granted or implied for any other use.
Additional information may be obtained from MPEG LA, L.L.C.
See http://www.mpegla.com.

≥Copyright 2001 Seiko Epson Corporation.

All Rights Reserved. PRINT Image Matching is a trademark of Seiko
Epson Corporation.
The PRINT Image Matching logo is a trademark of Seiko Epson
Corporation.

≥This product is manufactured or sold under license from InterDigital

Technology Corporation.

≥This product uses GestureTek’s technology.

Copyright © 2008, GestureTek, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

≥The abbreviations used for respective operating systems (Japanese version) in this

manual are as shown below:
Windows Vista is the abbreviation of Windows Vista® (Home Basic, Home Premium,
Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate).
Windows XP is the abbreviation of Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional operating
system or Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition operating system.
Windows 2000 is the abbreviation of Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional
operating system.

≥This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of Microsoft Corporation

and third parties. Use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is
prohibited without a license from Microsoft or an authorized Microsoft subsidiary and
third parties.

≥This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of Microsoft Corporation.

Use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is prohibited without a
license from Microsoft or an authorized Microsoft subsidiary.

≥Content providers are using the digital rights management technology for Windows

Media contained in this device (“WM-DRM”) to protect the integrity of their content
(“Secure Content”) so that their intellectual property, including copyright, in such
content is not misappropriated. This device uses WM-DRM Software to play Secure
Content (“WM-DRM Software”). If the security of the WM-DRM Software in this device
has been compromised, owners of Secure Content (“Secure Content Owners”) may
request that Microsoft revoke the WM-DRM Software’s right to acquire new licenses to
copy, display and/or play Secure Content. Revocation does not alter the WM-DRM
Software’s ability to play unprotected content. A list of Revoked WM-DRM Software is
sent to your device whenever you download a license for Secure Content from the
Internet or from a PC. Microsoft may, in conjunction with such license, also download
revocation lists onto your device on behalf of Secure Content Owners.

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Accessories and Main Options

<Accessories> <Main Options>

≥FOMA P905iTV Handset

(With Warranty and Back Cover P25)

≥FOMA P905iTV CD-ROM

The PDF versions of “Manual for PC connection
setting” and “Kuten Code List” are included.

≥FOMA AC Adapter 01/02

(With Warranty and Instruction Manual)

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≥Instruction Manual

Quick Manual included (See page 518)

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≥Desktop Holder with Speakers P01

(With Warranty and Instruction Manual)

≥Battery Pack P18

Li-ion 00

Other Options → See page 482

Before Using the Handset

Phone Parts and Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Opening/Closing FOMA Phone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Navigation Displays and Key Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Displaying Description of Icons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Icons> 32

Method for Selecting Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Using Simple Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Using UIM (FOMA Card) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Attaching/Removing Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Charging FOMA Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Checking Battery Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<Battery Level> 43

Turning Power On/Off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Power ON/OFF> 43

Switching to English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<Select Language> 44

Executing Initial Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<Initial Setting> 44

Setting Date and Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Set Time> 45

Displaying World Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <World Time Watch> 46

Notifying the Other Party of Your Phone Number

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Caller ID Notification> 46

Checking Your Own Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Own Number> 47

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Phone Parts and Functions

8

1

9

2

Before Using the Handset

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3
4

5
6

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?

7

@

■For inserting or pulling the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone with Switch (option)

Take hold of the plug and insert or pull it straight into or out. Be careful not to take
hold of the cover and plug together when you pull it out.

A
B

C
D

E

A

B

K
L

M
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H

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Plug

1Earpiece

･For listening to the other party’s voice

2Display

(See page 30)

3l Mail key

･For showing the Mail menu (See page 207)
･For operating the function corresponding to the

navigation displays (See page 28)

<Press and hold for at least one second>

･For checking new mail messages (See page 203)

4m Menu key/IC Card Lock key

･For showing Main Menu (See page 32)
･For operating the function corresponding to the

navigation displays (See page 28)

<Press and hold for at least one second>

･For locking the IC card (See page 262)

5r Clear key

･For returning to the previous operation
･For clearing entered text or a phone number

<Press and hold for at least one second>

･For resetting Main Menu (See page 118)

6d Send/Answer key, Hands-free key

･For making/receiving calls (See page 50 and page 64)
･For talking with Hands-free (See page 63)

<Press and hold for at least one second>

･For accessing a voice dial entry (See page 101)

7Microphone

･For speaking to the other party

8Infrared data port

･Used for infrared data exchange and the infrared

remote-controller. (See page 339 and page 343)

9Light sensor

･For sensing brightness (See page 115)

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:Call/Charging indicator

･Flickers for incoming calls/mail and during a call.

(See page 119)

･Lights in red during charging.

;o Command Navigation key

･For operating functions and menus (See page 29)

<i i-mode key/i-αppli key

･For showing the i-mode menu (See page 164)
･For operating the function corresponding to the

navigation displays (See page 28)

<Press and hold for at least one second>

･For showing the i-αppli Software List (See page 235)

=c Camera key/One Seg key

･For activating the camera in “Photo mode”

(See page 148)

･For switching the camera mode while the camera is

activated (See page 153)

･For operating the function corresponding to the

navigation displays (See page 28)

<Press and hold for at least one second>

･For starting One Seg (See page 268)

>h Power/End key

･For ending calls
･For ending respective functions
･For turning on the power (for at least one second)/

For turning off the power (for at least two seconds)
(See page 43)

?Numeric keys

･For entering phone numbers and text

≥s(for at least one second)

For activating Manner Mode (See page 110)

≥a(for at least one second)

For activating Public Mode (Drive Mode)
(See page 69)

≥5(for at least one second)

For switching the backlight on/off (See page 115)

≥8(for at least one second)

For switching View Blind on/off (See page 116)

@Connector terminal

･For connecting the AC adapter (option), DC adapter

(option), or FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function
01/02 (option)

ASpeakers

･For sounding ring tones
･For listening to the other party’s voice when

Hands-free is activated (See page 63)

BOne Seg antenna

･For receiving One Seg broadcasting (See page 265)

CCamera

･For shooting portraits and/or landscapes

(See page 142)

･For catching sight of persons and/or landscapes

during a videophone call

DFeliCa mark

･The IC card is mounted.

≥Use the IC card function placing this mark over the

scanning device. You cannot dismount the IC card.
(See page 255)

EEarphone/Microphone/AV output terminal

(See page 350 and page 393)

FFOMA antenna

≥The FOMA antenna is embedded in the FOMA

phone. Do not cover the antenna with your hand for
better communication.

GStrap hole

HPhoto light

･Flickers when you shoot with the camera.
･Used for shooting in a dark place. (See page 153)

ImicroSD memory card slot

･For inserting microSD memory card (See page 327)

JBack cover

･Remove this when attaching/removing the battery

pack and UIM. (See page 37 and page 40)

≥Do not peel off the black sticker on the back of the

back cover. If you peel it off, you might not be able to
read and write the IC card.

K? Side ∧ key

･For switching between the vertical and horizontal

display of the Stand-by display (See page 28)

･

For operating the function corresponding to the navigation
displays on the horizontal display (See page 29)

<Press and hold for at least one second>

･For starting One Seg (See page 268)

L_ Side ∨ key

･For showing the Multitask menu (See page 376)
･

For operating the function corresponding to the navigation
displays on the horizontal display (See page 29)

<Press and hold for at least one second with the

FOMA phone opened>

･For switching functions when multiple functions are

running (See page 376)

<Press and hold for at least one second with the

FOMA phone closed>

･For switching “Side keys guard” on/off (See page 134)

M<Side ▲ key

･For scrolling up page by page
･

For operating the function corresponding to the navigation
displays on the horizontal display (See page 29)

<Press and hold for at least one second with the

FOMA phone opened>

･For activating 2in1 (See page 426)

N>Side ▼ key

･For scrolling down page by page
･For using Record Message (See page 72)
･

For operating the function corresponding to the navigation
displays on the horizontal display (See page 29)

<Press and hold for at least one second with the

FOMA phone closed>

･For activating Manner Mode (See page 110)

Op Recording key/PushTalk key

･For making/receiving PushTalk calls

(See page 80 and page 82)

･For showing the PushTalk Phonebook (See page 83)
･

For operating the function corresponding to the navigation
displays on the horizontal display (See page 29)

<Press and hold for at least one second>

･For activating MUSIC Player (See page 363)

PCharging/Speaker output terminal

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Opening/Closing FOMA Phone

Hold the FOMA phone with both hands to slide it upward/downward.
Take care not to touch the keys when you open or close the FOMA
phone. Key operation errors may result.

≥To switch between the vertical and horizontal

display of the Stand-by display, close the FOMA
phone and press ?. When you open the FOMA
phone, the Stand-by display automatically appears
vertically and you cannot show it horizontally.
For the setting of images to be displayed on the
Stand-by display, refer to “Display setting” on
page 112.

≥When a call comes in, you can answer it just by

opening the FOMA phone. (See page 66)

≥When a missed call or new mail message is found,

you can display the detailed Missed Call display or

Before Using the Handset

the Inbox List just by opening the FOMA phone. (See page 114)

Information

≥The horizontal display is used for Camera, One Seg, PC movie player, Picture viewer,

i-motion player, Video player, Music&Video Channel, and MUSIC player in addition to
the Stand-by display.

・You cannot use it for other functions.
・If you close the FOMA phone while using another function, the display switches to

the Stand-by display. However, even if “Power saver mode” is set to “ON”, the
FOMA phone does not switch to Power Saver Mode depending on the function in
use.

≥When you close the FOMA phone while an i-αppli program is running, the i-αppli

program ends. See page 251 for operations while the i-αppli Stand-by display is set.

≥When the confirmation display to select “YES/NO” is shown horizontally and you

open/close the FOMA phone, the confirmation display disappears.

Navigation Displays and Key Operations

Key Operations from Vertical Display

When you want to execute the operation shown on the vertical display,
press the corresponding key as below.

■Basic display examples and key assignments

Indicates the operation you can perform with the

1

l key.

Indicates the operation you can perform with the

2

m key.

Indicates the operation you can perform with the

Oo key.

3

Indicates the direction in which you can scroll and
select items with the Mo key.

Indicates the operation you can perform with the

4

c key.

Indicates the operation you can perform with the

5

i key.

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■Operating Command Navigation key

Up Zo

・Moves the cursor or highlighted display

up. (Press and hold to scroll
continuously.)

・Scrolls the display while a site or mail

text is displayed.

・

Press from the Stand-by display to bring
up the Channel List. (See page 186)

・Converts entered characters to

katakana, kanji or other char acters.
(See page 407)

Left/Received Calls Co

・Moves the cursor to the left.
・Press from the Stand-by display to

bring up the Received Call List. Press
and hold for at least one second to bring
up the Received Address List. (See
page 55 and page 216)

・Scrolls back page by page. (Press and

hold to scroll continuously.)

・Returns to the previous page while

displaying a site.

OK key Oo

・Fixes the operation.

Right/Redial Vo

・Moves the cursor to the right.
・Press from the Stand-by display

to bring up the Redial List. Press
and hold for at least one second
to bring up the Sent Address List.
(See page 54 and page 216)

・Scrolls forward page by page.

(Press and hold to scroll
continuously.)

・Moves to the next page while

displaying a site.

Down Xo

・Moves the cursor or highlighted

display down. (Press and hold to
scroll continuously.)

・Scrolls the display while a site or

mail text is displayed.

・Press from the Stand-by display

to bring up the Search
Phonebook display. Press and
hold for at least one second to
store a Phonebook entry.
(See page 90 and page 95)

・Converts entered characters to

kanji, katakana or other
characters. (See page 407 )

・Adjusts the camera focus for

shooting. (See page 153)

Key Operations from Horizontal Display

When you want to execute the operation shown on the horizontal display
with the FOMA phone closed, press the corresponding key as below.

■Basic display examples and key assignments

Indicates the operation you can perform with the

1

?_ keys.

Indicates the operation you can perform with the
<> keys.

2

≥“ ” shows the directions you can scroll to or

there are items you can select from.

Indicates the operation you can perform with the

3

p key.

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Display

12357

4M6

89:;<?

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@

ABC

D

I

KE

G

F

L

H

J

N

Before Using the Handset

1

2

3

4

5

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Battery level (estimate) (See page 43)

Radio waves reception level (estimate)

Strong Weak

You are out of the FOMA service area or
radio waves do not reach.

During Self Mode (See pag e 132)

During i-mode (See page 1 64)

During i-mode communication (See page 164)

During packet communication (The icon differs
depending on the communication status.)

During PushTalk communication (See page 80)

You get out of the service area while
Network Search Mode is set to “Manual”.
(See page 447)

During SSL communication (See page 164)

Unread i-mode mail or an SMS message

(white)

exists. (See page 201 and page 231)

The area for i-mode mail and SMS

(black)

messages in the FOMA phone is full.
(See page 202 and page 231)

The area for SMS messages on the UIM
(FOMA card) is full.

Unread mail exists, and the area for SMS

(white)

messages on the UIM (FOMA card) is full.

Both the FOMA phone and UIM (FOMA

(black)

card) are full.

Area Mail exists. (See page 224)

Unread Messages R/F exist.

(white)

6

7

8

9

(See page 222)

The area for Messages R/F in the FOMA

(black)

phone is full. (See page 222)

i-mode mail is held at the i-mode Center.

(white)

(See page 203)

The box for i-mode mail at the i-mode

(black)

Center is full. (See page 202)

Messages R/F are held at the i-mode

(white)

Center. (See page 222)

The box for Messages R/F at the i-mode

(black)

Center is full. (See page 222)

i-mode mail is held at the i-mode Center
while Receive Option Setting is se t to “ON”.
(See page 202)

During a voice call

During a videophone call (64K)

During a videophone call (32K)

During 64K data communication

A microSD memory card is inserted.
(See page 327)

Data is being read to/written fr om the
microSD memory card.

A write-protected microSD memory card is
inserted. (See page 327)

9

:

;

The inserted microSD memory card cannot
be used. (See page 327)

A microSD memory card is inserted, and the
FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01/
02 (option) is connected in microSD Mode.
(See page 336)

A microSD memory card is inserted, and the
FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01/
02 (option) is connected in MTP Mode. (See
page 335)

A Bluetooth device is connected.

(blue)

(See page 398 and page 400)

A Bluetooth device is connected and power

(black)

consumption is low. (See page 398)

During Lock All (See page 130 )

During Personal Data Lock (See page 132)

During Keypad Dial Lock (See page 1 33)

During Secret Mode or Secret Data Only
(See page 134)

During IC Card Lock (See pa ge 262)

Both Keypad Dial Lock and Personal Da ta
Lock are set.

Both Keypad Dial Lock and Secret M ode/
Secret Data Only are set.

Both IC Card Lock and Lock All are se t.

Both IC Card Lock and Personal Data Lock
are set.

Both IC Card Lock and Keypad Dial Lock
are set.

Both IC Card Lock and Secret M ode/Secret

;

<

=

>

?

@

Data Only are set.

IC Card Lock, Keypad Dial Lock, and
Personal Data Lock are simultaneously set.

IC Card Lock, Keypad Dial Lock, and Secret
Mode/Secret Data Only are simultaneously
set.

Type of in-use network (See page 443)

You are in the OFFICEED area.
(See page 432)

Timer Lock ON At Close is set. (See
page 133)

During Multitask (See page 375)

Multiple functions are activated.
(See page 375)

During watching a One Seg program
(See page 268)

During recording a One Seg program
(See page 276)

During recording a One Seg program by
Timer Recording (See page 280)

During pause of recording a One Seg
program (See page 276)

During music playback (See page 364)

During music pause (See page 364)

During infrared data exchang e
(See page 339 and page 343)

The FOMA USB Cable with Charge
Function 01/02 (option) is connected in
Communication Mode.

The FOMA USB Cable with Charge
Function 01/02 (option) is connected in
microSD Mode. (See page 336)

@

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

During talk or communication through a
USB Hands-free compatible device
(See page 63)

A USB Hands-free compatible device is
connected. (See page 63)

A USB Hands-free compatible device is
connected in microSD Mode. (S ee page 63)

Vibrator is set. (See page 1 08)

Ring Volume is set to “Silent” or
Mail/Msg. Ring Time is set to “OFF”.
(See page 67 and page 109)

During Manner Mode (See page 110)

During Public Mode (Drive Mode)
(See page 69)

The call cost has exceeded the specified
limit. (See page 390)

An alarm is set.
(See page 280 and page 379)

A Music&Video Channel program is booked.
(See page 354)

Backlight is set to “OFF”. (See p age 115)

Side Keys Guard is set to “ON”.
(See page 134)

USB Mode Setting is set to “microSD
mode”. (See page 335)

USB Mode Setting is set to “MTP mode”.
(See page 335)

Voice mail messages for Number B are held

〜・

at the Voice Mail Center in Dual Mode of
2in1. (See page 431)

Voice mail messages are held at the Voice

〜・

Mail Center. (See page 416)

The number of record messages

〜

(See page 71)

The number of videophone record

〜

messages (See page 71)

≥For the horizontal display, icons appear at the lower left

of the display.

≥The clock at the upper right of the display (at the lower

center of the horizontal display) does not appear when
icon ? or @ is displayed.

≥When the Stand-by display is shown, the notification

icon or desktop icon appears. (See page 121)

Information

≥Some characters and symbols on the display might be

modified or abbreviated.

≥The color liquid crystal display uses high-precision

production technology. The slightest change in the
environment or other factors may result in unlit or
permanently lit pixels, but this is not a manufacturing
defect.

≥When a display stays shown for a long time, residual

images might remain. You can gradually clear the
residual images by playing back moving images for a
while.

≥The color display is shown in black and white in this

manual, so the color tone of the actual display looks
different.

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<Icons>

+m-3-6

Displaying Description of Icons

The symbols on the display (such as , , and ) are called icons. You
can check the meanings of them on the display.

m1Settings1Display1Icons

1

1Use Mo to highlight an icon.

Method for Selecting Menu

Press m of the FOMA phone to bring up Main Menu so that you can
execute, set, or check respective functions.

≥Some functions can be selected also by the operation other than pressing m. In this

manual, the operation by the easier way is described.

≥You can also switch to Simple Menu focusing on only basic functions for easy

Before Using the Handset

operation. (See page 36)

≥This FOMA phone supports Kisekae Tool (see page 117). If you use Kisekae Tool to

change the design of the Menu display, some menu configurations change according
to the usage frequency depending on the type of the menu. Further, some menu
numbers that are assigned to the menu items do not apply.
In that case, you cannot operate as described in this manual, so you are advised to
switch to the basic structure menu (see page 118), or reset menu settings (see
page 118).
When you set “Menu icon setting” by “ドコモダケ_P905iTV (DoCoMo-dake_
P905iTV)” of Kisekae Tool, you can temporarily restore to the normal menu structure
by selecting “基本メニュー呼び出し (Display basic menu)” from the main menu items.
When you set “ドコモダケ_P905iTV (DoCoMo-dake_P905iTV)” of Kisekae Tool for
Main Menu, the main menu items and sub-menu items are displayed in Japanese even
if “Select language” is set to “English”.

■Scroll Selection

Main Menu is composed of 12 main menu icons indicating each function.
≥If you select a main menu icon, the Sub-menu Item Selection display appears. If you

further select a sub-menu item, the Lower Sub-menu Item Selection display appears.

≥By repeating selecting, you can set and check the function.

■Menu Number Selection

You can display some functions by pressing m + the menu number (see page 452).

■Multitask is Supported

≥You can simultaneously use some functions in Main Menu. (See page 375)

Scroll Selection

In this manual, the description of the command navigation key operation
(selection of top/bottom/left/right, and press of Oo after selecting/
entering a function item) is omitted. Scroll selection is explained below
using the example of selecting the function “Quality alarm”:

Description Example of Steps

Main menu icon

m

1

No tone . . . . . . . . .

High tone
Low tone

Sub-menu item

SettingsTalkQuality alarmSelect an alarm.

Does not sound.

. . . . . . . .

High alarm sounds.

. . . . . . . .

Low alarm sounds.

Items which appear on the display

Function name of lower sub-menu item

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Select a main menu icon from the menu function

1

Select “Settings” from Main Menu. Main Menu at purchase differs depending on the
body color. (See page 455)

Select a sub-menu item from the menu function

2

Select “Talk” from “Settings”.

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+m

Main Menu

≥Press +Mo to highlight the icon. Press and hold +Mo to scroll

the icons continuously.

≥If you have not touched any keys for at least 15 seconds,

the Stand-by display returns.

+Mo

+Oo

+Oo+Bo

≥The highlighted item is the currently selected one.
≥Press +Xo to highlight the item below, and +Zo to highlight the item above.
≥Press and hold +Bo to scroll the items continuously.
≥Press +No to scroll page by page.

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Select a desired lower sub-menu item (function)

3

Select “Quality alarm” from “Talk”.

Set or check the function

4

Some menu items have even more detailed menus.
The example below shows how to set “Low tone” for “Quality alarm”.

+Oo+Bo

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≥Press +Xo to highlight the item below, and +Zo to highlight the item above.
≥Press and hold +Bo to scroll the items continuously.
≥When the items are listed over multiple pages, the total number of pages and the

current page number are shown at the upper right of the display.

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+Oo+Bo

≥The highlighted item is the currently selected one.
≥Press +Xo to highlight the item below, and +Zo to highlight the item above.
≥Press and hold +Bo to scroll the items continuously.

Menu Number Selection

Menu Number Selection is explained below using the following example:

Description Example of Menu Number

Menu number

<Quality Alarm>



+m-7-5

Sounding Alarm when a Line is Likely to be Disconnedted

Bring up the function using the menu number

1

From the Stand-by display, press m75.

+m

-7-5

Description Example for Function Menu

In this manual, the operation of the Function menu is described as
follows:

Item displayed in the Function menu

Operating procedures after selecting
an item in the Function menu

An actual operation is done as follows:

Press +i().

Function menu

Delete all You can delete all files.

Operation/Explanation



Enter your Terminal Security CodeYES

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Function Menu

If you press i when “ ” appears at the lower right of the display,
the Function menu including selectable items such as “Save”, “Edit”,
and “Delete” appears in each operation. The contents of the Function
menu depend on the display from which you bring up the Function menu.

≥When the items are listed over multiple pages, the total number of pages and the

current page number are shown at the upper right of the Function Menu display.

+i

Use +Mo to highlight
“Delete all” and press

+Oo().

Enter your Terminal
Security Code and press

+Oo().

Use +Bo to highlight
“YES” and press

+Oo().

To select items quickly <Direct selection>

Press the numeric key corresponding to the
displayed item number.

Item number

Item scroll

When menu items are listed over multiple pages, you can show the previous/next page
by pressing Bo with the uppermost/lowermost item highlighted. You can press No to
scroll through page by page. When / is displayed on the display, you can
scroll through page by page also by pressing m()/c().
≥Depending on the display being shown, such as lower sub-menu items, you might be

able to scroll through page by page also by pressing </> instead of No.

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Check box

With the functions you can select multiple items, put a check
mark for check boxes to select them. Each time you press

Oo( ), you can switch

With some functions, you can put or clear check marks at a
time by pressingi()and selecting “Select all/Release all”or by pressing
m(/).
≥

“”

is placed to the selected item depending on the function.

“”

and

“”

.

After finishing the operation

The Lower Sub-menu Item Selection display is shown. When you press h, the
Stand-by display returns (except during Multitask). The Stand-by display or the former
display automatically returns depending on the function.

To cancel the operation midway

Press h. The contents of the setting are abandoned and the Stand-by display or the

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former display returns. The confirmation display appears asking whether to abandon the
setting contents depending on the function. You can press r to return to the previous
operation.

When the “YES/NO” selection display appears

Press Bo to highlight “YES” or “NO”, then press Oo().

For Reset Settings

Using Simple Menu

Simple Menu is a menu focusing on only basic functions for easy
operation.

≥This manual describes the operating procedures in Normal Main Menu only. For how

to operate in Simple Menu, see the respective pages of each function.

≥You cannot use the Multitask function. (See page 375)

Switch to Simple Menu

You can switch between Normal Main Menu and Simple Menu.

From the Stand-by display, press m.

※

+l

Normal Main Menu

+l

Simple Menu

※Select “YES” to set every item of “Character size” on page 124 to “Large”. Even when

you release Simple Menu, each of the settings does not return. When “Large” has
already been set, the confirmation display does not appear.

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Configuration of Simple Menu

Phone Mail i-mode Camera

1Seg Tools Settings

Using UIM (FOMA Card)

The UIM is an IC card that holds your information such as phone
numbers. It can hold data such as Phonebook entries and SMS
messages as well. By sharing a UIM, you can operate multiple FOMA
phones for multiple purposes.
You cannot use the FOMA phone for communication such as voice and
videophone calls, i-mode, sending/receiving mail, or packet
communication unless the UIM is inserted.
For details on how to use the UIM, refer to the UIM instruction manual.
When inserting or removing the UIM, take care not to accidentally touch
or scratch the IC.

Insert/Remove UIM

You need to turn off the power and then remove the battery before you
insert the UIM. (See page 40)

■Inserting

Pull the claw to pull the tray out.

1

≥Pull out the tray straight until it clicks.

Place the UIM on the tray with its

2

IC-side facing up.

≥Fit the cut corner of the UIM and tray in place.

Push the tray inwards.

3

≥Push the tray inwards firmly until it is fixed.

Cut

IC-side is faced up

Claw

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37

■Removing

Follow step 1 of “■Inserting” to

1

pull out the tray and remove the
UIM.

If the tray is disengaged

Fit and push it straight into the guide rail.

Before Using the Handset

Information

≥Make sure that you insert/remove the UIM with the FOMA phone closed and held in

your hand.

≥Take care not to force the UIM into place because this can break it. And take care not

to force the tray into place because it can brake the tray and the guide rail.

≥Take care not to lose the UIM once you remove it.
≥When you replace your UIM (except during Omakase Lock), you need to enter the

four- to eight-digit Terminal Security Code after turning on the power. When you enter
the correct Terminal Security Code, the Stand-by display appears. If you enter the
incorrect Terminal Security Code five times in succession, the power turns off.
(However, you can turn on the power again.)

About Password of UIM

You can set two passwords, PIN1 and PIN2, for a UIM. (See page 129)

UIM Restrictions

The FOMA phone has the UIM restriction function as a security function
to protect your data and files.
If you obtain data and files by the method below with the UIM inserted,
UIM restrictions are automatically set to them.

・When downloading images or melodies and so on, from sites or

Internet web pages

・When receiving i-mode mail with file attachments

The data or files with the UIM restrictions can be browsed, played back,
started, edited, attached to mail, or transferred via infrared rays only
when the UIM used for obtaining is inserted. When the UIM used for
obtaining the data or files is not inserted, or when another UIM is
inserted, these functions are not operable.

≥In the explanation hereafter, the UIM used to obtain data and files is referred to

as “your UIM” and other UIMs as “another person’s UIM”.

♪

♪

♪

If the UIM used for
obtaining the data or
mail messages is
inserted, you can
browse or play back
UIM-restricted data.

♪

♪

Your UIM

Another

person’s UIM

Replacing UIMs

♪

♪

♪

♪

Unless the UIM used
for obtaining the data
or mail messages is
inserted, you cannot
browse or play back
UIM-restricted data.

♪

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≥When the UIM is not inserted or when another person’s UIM is inserted, the following

types of data and files are displayed with the restrictions symbol, “ ”:

・Videophone record messages ・Movie memos ・Screen memos
・Templates ・i-αppli programs ・Images
・i-motion movies ・Chara-den images ・Melodies
・Kisekae Tool files ・PDF files
・Chaku-uta®/Chaku-uta Full® music files
・Downloaded dictionaries
・Files attached or pasted to i-mode mail in the Inbox
・Files attached to i-mode mail in the Outbox/Draft (except the data shot or edited with

the FOMA phone)

・Messages R/F with files (melodies or images) attached or pasted
・Images inserted into Deco-mail text

※This function applies to the pre-installed i-αppli programs, Chara-den images,

Decomail-pictographs, etc. if they are reinstalled (upgraded) from a site.

※“Chaku-uta” is a registered trademark of Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

≥The data set with the UIM restrictions appear on the preview display

as shown on the right.

Information

≥When the UIM restrictions are set for data and files, you cannot set those data and

files for the functions such as “Display setting” and “Select ring tone” when another
person’s UIM is inserted instead.

≥If you have set the data and files with the UIM restrictions for the functions such as

“Display setting” and “Select ring tone”, these will work with their default settings if you
remove your UIM or insert another person’s UIM. If you insert your UIM again, then
your settings will be enabled again.

≥UIM restrictions are not set for the data received using the infrared data exchange

function or data transmission (OBEX™ communication) function or the still images/
moving images shot or edited with the FOMA phone.

≥Even when another person’s UIM is inserted, data and files set with the UIM

restrictions can be moved or deleted.

≥The settings of the following functions are stored on the UIM:

・SMS validity period ・SMS center selection ・Select language
・PLMN setting ・PIN1 code, PIN2 code ・PIN1 code entry set
・Validating/Invalidating DoCoMo Certificate 1 and user certificate

Differences of UIM (FOMA Card)

If you use the blue UIM with your FOMA phone, note that following
specifications differ from those of the green/white UIM:

Functions

Number of digits of the phone number
that can be stored in the UIM Phonebook

Operation of user certificate to use
FirstPass

Use of WORLD WING

Use of Service Numbers for “DoCoMo
repair counter” and “General inquiries
<DoCoMo Information Center>”

※WORLD WING is the DoCoMo FOMA international roaming service that enables you

to use the current phone number overseas for making and receiving calls using the
UIM (green/white) and service compatible mobile phone.
You can use P905iTV only in the DoCoMo 3G roaming service area. For using in a
GSM service area, insert the UIM into a GSM service compatible mobile phone.

※You do not need to subscribe to WORLD WING if you have subscribed to the FOMA

service after September 1, 2005. If you offered that you did not need WORLD WING
at the time you signed up for the FOMA service, or when you have midway canceled
WORLD WING, you are required to take the procedures to newly subscribe to
WORLD WING.

※If you have signed up for the FOMA service before August 31, 2005, and have not yet

subscribed to WORLD WING, you are required to subscribe to it.

※This service is not available with some billing plans.
※If you lose your UIM (green/white) or have it stolen overseas, immediately contact

DoCoMo to take the steps necessary for suspending the use of the UIM. For inquiries,
see “DoCoMo Information Center” on the back page of this manual. Note that you are
still charged the call and communication fees incurred after you lose it or have it stolen.

※

Cannot be used Can be used 182

Cannot be used Can be used 442

Cannot be used Can be used 423

UIM

(blue)

20 max. 26 max. 91

(green/white)

Reference

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39

Attaching/Removing Batteries

Use the FOMA phone’s dedicated Battery Pack P18.

■Attaching

While pressing the “ ” part in

1

the direction A, slide the back
cover (2 mm or more) in the
direction B to unlock.

With the arrow mark facing up, fit

2

the tab side of the battery pack to
the FOMA phone securely, and

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then push the battery pack into
the direction B while pressing it
against the direction A.

Slide the back cover in the

3

direction of the arrow and attach
it in place.

Arrow mark

■Removing

While pressing the “ ” part in

1

the direction of A, slide the back
cover (2 mm or more) in the
direction of B to unlock.

Take hold of the projection of the

2

battery pack to lift it up.

Li-ion 00

Information

≥Make sure that you attach/remove the battery with the FOMA phone closed and held

in your hand after you turn off the power.

≥Make sure that the tray for the UIM is not drawn out when attaching the battery. If the

tray is drawn out, the battery cannot be attached. Note that if the battery is forcibly
attached, the UIM or tray may be damaged.

≥If you try to force the battery into place, you could damage the charging/speaker

output terminal of the FOMA phone.

Li-ion 00

Projection

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Charging FOMA Phone

Use the FOMA phone’s dedicated Battery Pack P18.
Life of battery pack

≥Battery packs are consumables. The usable time shortens slightly each time they are

charged.

≥When the usable time of the battery pack becomes half the time it was purchased,

replacing is recommended because the battery pack is nearing the end of its life.
Depending on the use conditions, the battery pack may swell as it nears the end of its
life, but this is not a problem.

≥The life of the battery pack may shorten if you use i-αppli programs, talk on the

videophone, watch One Seg programs and so on for a long time during charging.

For environmental protection, bring the unneeded battery pack
to an NTT DoCoMo, dealer, or recycle shop.

Charging

≥For details, refer to the instruction manuals for the FOMA AC Adapter 01/02 (option),

FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global use (option), and FOMA DC Adapter 01/02 (option).

≥The FOMA AC Adapter 01 supports 100 V AC only. The FOMA AC Adapter 02 and

FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global use support from 100 V AC through 240 V AC.

≥The shape of the plug for the AC adapter is for 100 V AC (for domestic use). To use the

AC adapter that supports from 100 V AC through 240 V AC overseas, you need to
have a conversion plug adapter that is compatible with the voltage of the country you
stay. Do not use a transformer for overseas travel to charge the battery pack.

≥Even during charging, you can still answer calls if the FOMA phone is turned on. This

will consume the charged amount so that charging will take longer. Also, the standby
time or talk time might be shorter if you charge the battery pack with your FOMA phone
open.

≥If you have a long time videophone call during charging, the temperature in the FOMA

phone may rise and charging may be suspended. In such a case, wait for a while and
try charging again.

≥Remove and insert the connector slowly and carefully, without using unnecessary

force.

≥Do not remove the battery pack during charging.

Li-ion 00

Do not charge for long periods of time (several days) with the FOMA
phone turned on.

≥If you leave the FOMA phone powered on for long periods of time during charging, you

may not be able to use the FOMA phone for long duration as expected and the low
battery alarm may sound soon, because the FOMA phone receives the power from the
battery pack after charging is completed. If this happens, charge the battery pack
correctly. When charging the battery pack again, first remove the FOMA phone from
the AC adapter (or desktop holder) or DC adapter and then set it again.

Estimated usable time for battery pack (The usable time for the battery pack

varies with the charging time and the remaining life of the battery pack.)

Continuous standby time Continuous talk time One Seg watching time
In motion: Approx. 460 hours
Standstill: Approx. 660 hours

※The continuous talk time is the estimated time that the FOMA phone can be used for

calls when radio waves can be sent and received normally.

※The continuous standby time is the estimated time when radio waves can be received

normally. The standby time could be about half of this estimate depending on the
charge level of the battery pack, function settings, other ambient conditions such as
temperature, and the status of radio waves in the area (weak or no radio waves, for
instance). When you use i-mode communication, the talk/communication time and
standby time will be shorter. Further, even if you do not make calls or not execute
i-mode communication, the talk/communication time and standby time will be shorter if
you watch One Seg programs, compose i-mode mail, start up a downloaded i-αppli
program or the i-αppli Stand-by display, execute data communication or Multiaccess,
use the camera, play back music, or use Bluetooth connections.

※The continuous talk time and the continuous standby time may be shortened

depending on the network environment in the country you stay.

※

The continuous standby time for standstill is the average number of hours you can use the
FOMA phone in standstill status when it is closed and can receive radio waves normally.

※The continuous standby time for in motion is the average number of hours you can

use the FOMA phone in the combined status of “standstill” “moving” and “out of the
service area” when it is closed, in an area where it can receive radio waves normally.

※The One Seg watching time is the estimated time for when radio waves can be

received normally with the Flat-plug Stereo Earphone Set P01 (option) connected.
The watching time might be shortened depending on the charge level of the battery
pack, function settings, other ambient conditions such as temperature, and the status
of radio waves in the area (weak or no radio waves, for instance).

Estimated time for charging battery pack

AC adapter Approx. 150 minutes DC adapter Approx. 150 minutes

※The charging time is an estimate of time for when empty battery pack is charged with

the FOMA phone turned off. The charging time will be longer if you charge the battery
pack with the power of the FOMA phone turned on.

Voice call: Approx. 230 minutes
Videophone call: Approx.

160 minutes

Approx. 240 minutes
(In ECO Mode: Approx.

430 minutes)

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Before Using the Handset

Charge with AC Adapter and Desktop Holder

1

Connect the AC adapter
(option) to the desktop
holder.

Insert the AC adapter’s

2

plug into a power socket.

Hold the desktop holder,

3

attach the FOMA phone
onto the back panel (A),
and then depress the

Desktop Holder
with Speakers P01

FOMA phone until it clicks (B).

Before Using the Handset

Check that the Call/Charging indicator
lights in red.
When the Call/Charging indicator flickers,
dismount the AC adapter and battery pack
from the FOMA phone and then re-mount
them for charging.
If the symptom persists, troubles with the
AC adapter, desktop holder or battery pack
may be involved, so consult a handling
counter such as a DoCoMo shop.

≥Check the direction of the FOMA phone and set it on the desktop holder.
≥The charging confirmation tone (see page 109) sounds when charging starts and

ends. However, it does not sound when the power is off or during Manner Mode
or Public Mode (Drive Mode).

≥Be sure to set the FOMA phone firmly onto the desktop holder. Also, be careful

that the connector cover or a commercial strap is not caught between the FOMA
phone and desktop holder.

≥Charging can be done even when the FOMA phone is open.

Call/Charging indicator

Plug in horizontally with
engraved side facing up

Power socket

100 V AC

FOMA AC Adapter 01/02

Back panel

Connector

AC Adapter’s

plug

When charging is completed, hold the

4

desktop holder, press the FOMA phone
while holding the upper side of it (C), and

D

C

tilt it forward to remove (D).

≥Unplug the AC adapter from the power socket when you are

not going to use it for a long time.

■Indicator and display during charging and when charging is completed

Call/Charging indicator “ ” display

Charging Lights in red Blinks

Charging completed Off Lights

≥When the FOMA phone is turned off, “ ” does not appear.

If you start charging with the battery flat, the Call/Charging indicator might not light
immediately; however, charging itself has started.

When charging only with the AC adapter

Insert the connector with the engraved
surface facing up until it clicks. Pull straight
the connector out while pressing the release
buttons.
※Check the facing direction (front or rear)

of the AC adapter plug and then insert or
pull it horizontally into or out of the FOMA
phone. Malfunction could result if you try
to pull it forcibly.

■DC adapter (option)
With the DC adapter, you can use a cigarette lighter socket (12 V/24 V) of cars to
charge the FOMA phone with the battery pack attached.
For details, refer to the instruction manual for the FOMA DC Adapter 01/02.

Information

≥While the FOMA phone is connected to the AC adapter or is set on the desktop

holder, the Stand-by display appears horizontally when the FOMA phone is closed.

≥If the fuse blows off when charging with the DC adapter, be sure to use a 2A fuse. The

2A fuse is consumables, so purchase at auto parts stores in your neighborhood.

Release buttons

Engraved
surface

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<Battery Level>

Checking Battery Level

When the FOMA phone is turned on, an estimate of the battery level is
indicated by the icon.

・Almost full. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

・Getting low . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

・Almost empty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

≥Charge the battery when it is almost empty.

Check by Display and Tone

You can check an estimate of the battery level by the display and sound.

m1Settings1Other settings1Battery1Battery level

1

Almost full Getting low Almost empty

Three beeps Two beeps One beep

※Almost empty.

≥The pictograph disappears in about three seconds.

When the battery is running out

The display on the right appears and the low battery alarm
sounds for about 10 seconds. To stop this alarm, press any
key other than < and >. About one minute later, the FOMA
phone will be turned off.
≥During a call, a beeping tone from the earpiece notifies you of

the low battery. About 20 seconds later your call will be cut
and then one minute later the FOMA phone will be turned off.

Charge the battery.

Recharge Battery

display

<Power ON/OFF>

Turning Power On/Off

Turn Power On

Press and hold h for at least one

1

second.

After the Wake-up display (see page 113) is displayed,
the Stand-by display appears.
≥If you have stored many Phonebook entries or mail

messages, it may take a while for the display to appear.

≥If Set Time is set, the current date and time are shown.
≥When “ ” is displayed, the FOMA phone is out of the

service area or in the place where the radio waves do
not reach. Move to a location where “ ” disappears.

≥If “Starting System Wait a minute” is displayed when

you turn on the power, wait for a while and then
proceed.

When your UIM is replaced (except during Omakase Lock)

Enter the four- to eight-digit Terminal Security Code after turning on the power. When
you enter the correct Terminal Security Code, the Stand-by display appears. If you enter
the incorrect Terminal Security Code five times in succession, the power turns off.
(However, you can turn on the power again.)

When “PIN1 code entry set” of “UIM setting” is set to “ON”

Enter the four- to eight-digit PIN1 code after you turn on the power. When you enter the
correct PIN1 code, the Stand-by display appears. See page 129 for PIN1 code.

When “Auto reset setting” of “Notice call cost” is set to “ON”
(except during Omakase Lock)

Enter the four- to eight-digit PIN2 code after you turn on the power. When you enter the
correct PIN2 code, the Stand-by display appears. If you press r or h without
entering the correct PIN2 code, “Auto reset setting” is set to “OFF” and the Stand-by
display appears. See page 129 for PIN2 code.

Stand-by display

Before Using the Handset

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Information

≥Each entry display appears in the order of “PIN1 code” → “Terminal Security Code”

→ “PIN2 code”.

Turn Power Off

Press and hold h for at least two seconds.

1

The exit display appears and the power turns off.
≥You cannot turn on the power immediately after turning off the power. Wait a few

seconds.

<Select Language>

+m-1-5

Switching to English

m1設定 (Settings)1ディスプレイ (Display)

1

1バイリンガル (Select language)

Before Using the Handset

1Japanese (日本語) or English (英語)

≥The following functions are different between Japanese display and English

display:

Functions Japanese English

“Clock” of Display Setting

→ “Day of week”

Voice Guidance Available Not available

Information

≥When you insert the UIM, the “バイリンガル (Select language)” setting is stored on

the UIM.

Available Not available

<Initial Setting>

Executing Initial Settings

If the date and time, Terminal Security Code, Keypad Sound, or Character
Size is not set, the Initial Setting display appears when you turn on the
power. You can set the initial settings also from each menu function
separately.

Turn on the power1YES

1

≥When the display for entering your Terminal Security

Code, PIN1 code, or PIN2 code appears, follow the
operation on page 43.

Set the date and time.

2

You can select “Auto time adjust ON” or “Auto time adjust OFF” for setting the time.
(See page 45)

Set your Terminal Security Code.

3

You can set your Terminal Security Code required for setting functions.
(See page 128)

1. Enter “0000”1Enter your new Terminal Security Code (four to eight digits)

1YES

Set Keypad Sound.

4

You can set the keypad whether to make a sound. (See page 109)

1. ON or OFF

Set the size of characters.

5

You can set the size of characters on the display at a time. (See page 124)

Information

≥When an unset function is found, the Initial Setting display for the unset function

appears each time you turn on the power.

≥The completed settings are valid even when total setting is interrupted by an incoming

call or canceled by pressing -h or -r midway.

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Information

≥When the power is automatically turned on by alarm notification, the Initial Setting

display does not appear even if there is any unset function.

≥When you finish the initial settings, the confirmation display appears telling that

updating software is executed automatically. This display appears only at the first
time, and after that, does not appear until you execute Reset Settings or Initialize.

<Set Time>

+m-3-1

Setting Date and Time

You can select whether to correct the time automatically or set it
manually. The time is set/displayed on the 24-hour basis.

m1Settings1Clock1Set time1Auto time adjust ON

1

or Auto time adjust OFF

Auto time adjust ON

. . . .Corrects the date/time automatically. The setting is completed.

When the time cannot be corrected automatically such as when “ ” is
displayed and the date/time has not been set, the Manual Time Setting
display appears. Follow step 2 to set the date/time.

Auto time adjust OFF

. . . .Sets the date/time manually.

≥When “Notice call cost” is set to “ON”, you need to enter your Terminal Security

Code.

Enter year, month, date and time.

2

Use Mo to move the cursor and enter numbers by the
numeric keys.
≥To enter one-digit numeral for the date and time, enter

two digits beginning with “0” as in “01” through “09”.

≥Highlight “time zone” and press l( ) to set the

time zone. Use Mo to select a region and press Oo().

About date/time correction function

The time displayed on the FOMA phone is corrected according to the clock information
obtained from the network.
The time is corrected when you show the Stand-by display with “Auto time adjust ON”
set. If you want to set the time with a lag, set the time manually.
≥Some few second errors might occur. You might not be able to correct the time

depending on the radio wave conditions, or the i-αppli program set for the i-αppli
Stand-by display.

≥When you receive the clock information overseas and the time difference correction

information differs from the previously received one, “Time is adjusted” is displayed and
the time difference is corrected automatically. Press “OK” to update the time and show
Redial, Dialed Calls, Received Calls, sent/received mail messages and others in local
time.

≥When the time difference is corrected overseas, the sub clock (Japanese date/time,

etc.) is displayed below the clock on the Stand-by display.

≥Depending on the networks overseas, the time difference might not be corrected.

Information

≥Unless Set Time is set, the functions which use the clock such as Schedule do not

work correctly. Further, the date/time for redial items and received call records are not
stored.

≥The set time is retained even when the battery pack is replaced, however, it might be

reset if the battery pack is left removed for a long time. In that case, charge the FOMA
phone and then perform the clock setting.

≥The sub clock is not displayed while “Set time” is set to “Auto time adjust OFF” or in

Japan.

≥This function supports clock settings from 00:00 on January 1, 2007 through 23:59 on

December 31, 2037.

Before Using the Handset

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<World Time Watch>

Displaying World Time

You can display the time of the specified area under the Stand-by display
clock.

m1Settings1Clock1World time watch1ON or OFF

1

1Use Mo to select an area and press Oo().

Information

≥World Time Watch does not appear when “Display setting” → “Clock” → “Clock

display” is set to “OFF”, or when you use the FOMA phone overseas.

Summer Time

You can advance the time displayed for the overseas country you stay
and for a region of World Time Watch by one hour.

Before Using the Handset

m1Settings1Clock1Summer time1ON or OFF

1

<Caller ID Notification>

Notifying the Other Party of Your Phone Number

You can set the FOMA phone to send your phone number to the called
party’s phone when dialing. Your phone number is important
information, so take utmost care when notifying your phone number.
This function is available only when the other party’s phone supports
Caller ID.

Set Caller ID Notification to Network

You can set whether to notify your caller ID on the network.

m1Service1Caller ID notification

1

1Do the following operations.

Item Operation/Explanation

Activate 1ON or OFF

Check setting You can check the setting contents of “Activate”.

Set Caller ID Notification when Making a Call

Each time you dial out, you can set whether to notify your caller ID.

Enter a phone number

1

or

bring up the detailed display of a Phonebook entry,
redial item, dialed call record, or received call record.

i()1Notify caller ID

2

1Don’t notify or Notify caller (OFF or ON)

≥To release “Notify caller ID”, select “Cancel prefix”. Whether to notify or not

follows the setting for “Activate” of “Caller ID notification”.

+m-1-7

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Set “Notify/Not Notify” by Entering “186/184”

You can select whether to notify the other party of your phone number
also by entering “186”/“184” before the other party’s phone number.

To notify your caller ID

186→Destination phone number1d or Oo()

1

≥Press l( ) to make a videophone call.

Not to notify your caller ID

184→Destination phone number1d or Oo()

1

≥Press l( ) to make a videophone call.

Information

≥When you make a call and hear the guidance requesting your caller ID (see

page 422), follow the steps of “To notify your caller ID” to enter “186” and redial.

≥When you make a PushTalk call, “Activate” of “Caller ID notification” or “Notify caller

ID” is valid, but “notify/not notify” by adding “186”/ “184” is invalid.

≥You cannot set “Caller ID notification” while “ ” is displayed.

<Own Number>

+m-0

Checking Your Own Number

≥Your phone number (own number) is stored on the UIM.

m1Phonebook1Own number

1

You can press No to switch the tabs.
≥See page 387 for storing/displaying personal data.

List tab

Phone number tab

Information

≥In Dual Mode of 2in1, you can switch between Number A and Number B by pressing

+Oo( ) from the Own Number display. “ ” appears for Number A, and “ ”

appears for Number B.

≥When you replace a UIM with another one (2in1 contractor → 2in1 contractor) while

using 2in1, perform “2in1 function OFF” (see page 427) and then set “2in1 setting” to
“YES”, or perform “Auto acquire No. B” (see page 388), to acquire the correct Number
B.
When you replace a UIM with another one (
perform “2in1 function OFF” as well to update the owner’s information to the correct
one.

2in1 contractor → 2in1 non-contractor

Own Number display

),

Before Using the Handset

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48

Voice/Videophone Calls

Making Calls/Videophone Calls

About Videophone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Making a Call/Videophone Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Switching between a Voice Call and Videophone Call . . . . . . . . 53

Using Call Records

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Redial> <Dialed Calls> <Received Calls> 54

Setting Chaku-moji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<Chaku-moji> 57

Sending Touch-tone Signals Quickly. . . . . . . . . . . <Pause Dial> 59

International Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <WORLD CALL> 60

Setting for International Calls . . . . . .<International Dial Assist> 61

Storing Numbers to be Added to the Beginning of a Phone Number

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Prefix Setting> 62

Making a Call with Specified Sub-address

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Sub-address Setting> 62

Setting Alarm for Reconnecting . . . . . . . . . <Reconnect Signal> 62

Reducing Surrounding Noise to Make Voice Clear

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Noise Reduction> 63

Switching to Hands-free . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Hands-free> 63

Using Hands-free Compatible Devices . . . <In-Car Hands-free> 63

Receiving Calls/Videophone Calls

Receiving a Call/Videophone Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Switched between a Voice Call and Videophone Call by the Other

Party . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Setting Response of Key Operation for Answering Incoming Calls

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Answer Setting> 65

Setting Response for when Opening FOMA Phone during Ringing

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Setting when Opened> 66

Setting Response for when Closing FOMA Phone during a Call

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<Setting when Closed> 66

Adjusting Earpiece Volume. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Volume> 67

Adjusting Ring Volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Ring Volume> 67

When You Cannot or Could not Answer the Call

Putting an Incoming Call on Hold when You cannot Answer at Once

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <On Hold> 68

Putting a Call on Hold during a Call. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<Holding> 68

Setting Hold Tone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Set Hold Tone> 68

Using Public Mode (Drive Mode)

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Public Mode (Drive Mode)> 69

Using Public Mode (Power Off) . . . .<Public Mode (Power Off)> 69

If You could not Answer an Incoming Call . . . . .<Missed Calls> 70

Recording Voice/Video Messages when You cannot Answer the Call

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<Record Message Setting> 71

Recording Voice/Video Messages when You cannot Answer the Call

during Ringing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Quick Record Message> 72

Playing Back/Erasing Record Messages/a Voice Memo/Videophone
Record Messages/Movie Memos

. .<Play/Erase Messages> <Play/Erase Videophone Messages> 72

Making Full Use of Videophone Calls

Using Chara-den . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Useful Functions for Videophone Calls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

Setting Videophone Hands-free

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Hands-free with Videophone> 76

Setting Image Quality for Videophone Calls

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Visual Preference> 76

Changing Image Displays for Videophone Calls

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Select Image> 76

Redialing as a Voice Call when a Videophone Call cannot be

Connected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Voice Call Auto Redial> 77

Setting for Switching between a Voice Call and a Videophone Call

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Notify Switchable Mode> 77

Selecting Response to Incoming Videophone Calls during i-mode

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Videophone while Packet> 77

Connecting FOMA Phone to External Devices to Use Videophone

Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

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About Videophone

You can talk while viewing sending/receiving images. By default, the
substitute image is sent to the other party.

This FOMA phone has no inward-facing camera. Therefore, the image sent to the other
party is a Chara-den image, still image, or image through the outward-facing camera.

DoCoMo videophones conform to 3G-324M, standardized by the international standard
3GPP. You cannot connect to the videophone that uses a different format.

≥3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project):

This is the regional standards organization for developing common technical
specifications for third-generation mobile telecommunication systems (IMT-2000).

≥3G-324M:

This is the international standard for the third generation of mobile videophones.

≥P905iTV supports only 64 kbps communication speed of videophone dialing. You can

talk but cannot make a videophone call at 32 kbps communication speed.

■Display during videophone calls
1…Receiving image (The other party’s image through the

Voice/Videophone Calls

camera or substitute image)

2…Sending image (Your substitute image or image through

the camera)

3…Call duration
4…Status

: 64K communicating

: 32K communicating
: Voice sending/receiving
(gray): Voice sending/

receiving failed
: Image sending/receiving
(gray): Image sending/

receiving failed

: Chara-den talking

:

Substitute image sending

: Camera image sending

※1 When voice sending fails, the other party cannot hear your voice.

When voice receiving fails, you cannot hear the other party’s voice.

※2 When image sending fails, the sending image is not displayed at the other end.

When image receiving fails, the receiving image is not displayed.
When voice or image sending/receiving fails, it does not recover automatically. You need
to make a videophone call again.

: Hands-free activated
: AV output
:
: Landscape

※1

: Close-up
: Night Mode

: Chara-den Whole

※2

Action Mode

: Chara-den Parts Action

Mode

: DTMF Transmission

Mode

Bluetooth communicating

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1

3

4

Making a Call/Videophone Call

Enter the other party’s phone number,

1

starting with the city code.

≥When 27 or more digits are entered, the lower 26 digits

only are displayed.

≥To store an entered phone number in the Phonebook,

press m( ). Go to step 2 on page 94.

≥Even when you are dialing within the same area, you

need to enter the city code before the phone number.
<Example>

City code Local code Phone number

03 1 XXXX 1 XXXX

≥To make calls to mobile phone

090−XXXX−XXXX
080−XXXX−XXXX

When Making a Voice Call

2

Press d or Oo().

≥“ ” blinks during dialing, and lights during a call.

2

Other party’s phone number (11 digits)

When Making a Videophone Call

Press l().

≥“ ” blinks during dialing and lights during the call.
≥During a videophone call, you can press m() to

display the image through your camera at the other
party. To resume the substitute image, press
m( ) again.

The digital communication
charging starts from this
display.

Press h to end the call after talking.

3

≥When you talk with your FOMA phone closed, press h after you open it.

Information

≥If you hear the guidance requesting your caller ID (see page 422), follow the steps of

“To notify your caller ID” on page 47 to enter “186” and redial.

≥When the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone with Switch (option) is connected, you can

hear the other party’s voice from the earphone. (See page 393)

≥If you close the FOMA phone during a call, the FOMA phone works in accordance

with the setting of “Setting when closed”. (See page 66)

≥You can press numeric keys to send touch-tone signals during a call. During a

Chara-den call, you need to switch to DTMF Transmission Mode. (See page 75)

≥In Dual Mode of 2in1, you can make a call after selecting Number A or Number B.

(See page 428)

<For Voice Calls>

≥You can make a voice call also by pressing -d and then entering the party’s phone

number. If you enter a wrong number, press -h to clear the display and then redial.

Information

<For Videophone Calls>

≥Just after purchase, Hands-free is automatically activated by “Hands-free

w/ V. phone” (see page 76). However, Hands-free is deactivated during Manner Mode
regardless of “Hands-free w/ V. phone”.

≥When you make a videophone call with substitute image, note that you will still be

charged for the digital communication, not the voice calls.

≥If you make a videophone call at 110/119/118 from the FOMA phone, it is

automatically dialed out as a voice call.

≥The international videophone call is available using the DoCoMo international call

service “WORLD CALL”. (See page 60)

Display during dialing

The other party’s name and icon are displayed if the party’s phone number and name
are stored in the Phonebook. However, the image is not displayed even if it is stored in
the Phonebook.
≥If the same phone number is stored with multiple names in the Phonebook, the name

that comes first in the search order (see page 96) is displayed.

≥The phone number instead of the name is displayed if the Phonebook entry is stored

as secret data or if Personal Data Lock is activated.

If you entered a wrong phone number

Each time you press r, the digit on the far right is cleared. If you press and hold
r for at least one second, all the digits are cleared and the Stand-by display returns.

≥Press No to move the cursor to the digit you want to clear, and then press r to

clear it. To clear all the digits on and to the right of the cursor, press and hold r for
at least one second.

Voice/Videophone Calls

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If a videophone call could not be connected

The reason why it could not be connected is displayed. (The displayed reason might not
be the same as the actual reason depending on the type of the other party’s phone and
contract for network services.)

Messages Reasons

Check number, then
redial
Busy The other party is busy. (Depending on the receiver’s

Busy with packet
transmission
Out of service area/power
off
Set caller ID to ON Your caller ID is not notified. (when dialing “visualnet”, etc.)
Your call is being
forwarded

Voice/Videophone Calls

Redial using voice call The other party activates Call Forwarding Service but the

Upper limit has been
exceeded
Connection failed
Please make your call
from the i-mode web page

Connection failed Redial after setting “Activate” of “Caller ID notification” to

You have dialed a non-existent phone number.

phone, this message might be displayed during packet
communication as well.)
The packet communication is progress at the other end.

The other party’s phone is out of the service area or turned
off.

During forwarding

forwarding destination phone does not support videophone
calls.
The upper limit for the plan with the limit function (Type
Limit, Family Wide Limit) is exceeded.

You did not make a videophone call from the IP (Information
Provider) site among i-mode official sites (at dialing to
V-live).

“ON”.
This may appear in the case other than above.

Auto-redialing

If “Voice call auto redial” is set to “ON”, and a videophone call is not connected, a voice
call is automatically made.
≥Videophone calls cannot be connected to the phones that do not support the

videophone function, or to the phones that are out of the service area or turned off even
if they are videophones. If you have set “Voice call auto redial” to “ON” and attempt to
dial a phone that does not have the videophone function, the number will be redialed
as a voice call. However, this operation might not work if you call the phone connected
with ISDN-synchronous 64K or the ISDN videophone that does not support 3G-324M
(as of January 2008), or if you dial the wrong number. Note that you could be charged
for the communication.

≥Once the videophone call has started communications, redialing as a voice call will not

be made.

Function Menu while Entering Phone Number

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Notify caller ID See page 46.

Prefix numbers See page 62.

Int’l dial assist See page 61.

Select image See page 77.

Multi number You can select a phone number to be notified to the other party.

Add to phonebook See page 94.

Compose message You can compose a mail message to send to the phone number

Chaku-moji See page 57.

(See page 426.)

set as the destination address.
Go to step 3 on page 190.

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Switching between a Voice Call and Videophone Call

You (caller) can switch between a voice call and a videophone call. This
function is available for the mobile phones that can switch between a
voice call and a videophone call.

Switch from a Voice Call to Videophone Call

When the other party’s phone has a function to switch between the calls,
“ ” is displayed on your phone and you can switch from the voice
call to videophone call.

During a voice call1c()1Change

1

≥When you select an image

to be sent to the other
party, select “Select
image”. Go to step 2 on
page 77.

≥When “Cancel” is selected,

the FOMA phone cancels
switching and returns to the
voice call.

≥While switching, the voice

guidance is played back.

Switch from a Videophone Call to Voice Call

When the other party’s phone has a function to switch between calls, you
can switch from a videophone call to a voice call by selecting “CHG to
voice call” from the Function menu.

During a videophone call1i()

1

1CHG to voice call1YES

≥Select “NO” on the

confirmation display to stop
switching and to resume
the videophone call.

≥While switching, the voice

guidance is played back.

Information

≥You can switch between a voice call and a videophone call repeatedly.
≥When i-mode or packet communication is in progress, the communication is

disconnected and then the voice call is switched to the videophone call.

≥When packet communication is in progress at the other end, the message to the

effect that the communication cannot be switched is displayed and the voice call
continues without switching to the videophone call.

≥You cannot switch from a voice call to a videophone call while “Multi calling” is

displayed during a call if you have signed up for Call Waiting Service.

≥It takes about five seconds to switch. Switching may take a longer time depending on

the radio wave conditions.

≥Depending on how the caller’s phone is working or on the radio wave conditions,

switching between a voice call and a videophone call may fail and the connection may
be cut off.

≥If you switch between a voice call and a videophone call during a call, the call duration

and call cost are counted respectively for each call. You are not charged while
“Changing” is displayed.

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Information

≥You cannot switch between a videophone call and a voice call unless “Notify

switchable mode” on page 77 is set to “Indication ON” at the other end. Also, you
cannot switch to a videophone call when “Reject videophone” on page 138 is set to
“ON” at the other end.

≥When you switch from a videophone call to a voice call, Hands-free is deactivated.

<Redial> <Dialed Calls> <Received Calls>

Using Call Records

The FOMA phone can store the other party’s phone number and date/
time you have dialed or received. You can call back to the other party.

■Redial

Up to 30 records of dialed voice calls, videophone calls and PushTalk calls are stored in
total, and the older record of dialing to the same phone number is deleted. However, the
dialing by PushTalk is retained in Redial separately from that of the voice call or
videophone call even if you dial to the same phone number.

Voice/Videophone Calls

■Dialed Calls

Up to 30 records of dialed voice calls, videophone calls and PushTalk calls are stored in
total, and up to 30 records of 64K data and packet communications are stored in total as
well. The older records of dialing to the same phone number are also retained.

■Received Calls

Up to 30 records of incoming voice calls, videophone calls and PushTalk calls are stored
in total, and up to 30 records of 64K data and packet communications are stored in total
as well. The older records coming from the same phone number are also retained.
≥When a call is switched between a voice call and a videophone call, the call that is

dialed/received first is stor ed.

≥When more than 30 calls are dialed, the older records are automatically deleted. Even

if you turn off the FOMA phone, call records are not deleted.

≥In Dual Mode of 2in1, up to 60 redial items, 90 dialed call records, and 120 received

call records for Number A and Number B are stored in total.

■Icons for Redial, Dialed Calls, and Received Calls

※

/

/

/

Dialed and received calls/missed calls of voice call

※

Dialed and received calls/missed calls of videophone call

※

Dialed and received calls/missed calls of PushTalk

※

/

/

/

/

/

/

※ The unchecked missed call icons are highlighted.

Dialed and received group calls/missed group calls of PushTalk

Dialed and received calls/missed calls of PushTalk via server’s

※

phonebook

Voice/Video messages are recorded on Record Message

※

Dialed and received calls/missed calls of international call

Dialed and received calls/missed calls of international videophone

※

call

Dialed calls of 64K data communication

※

Received calls/missed calls of 64K data communication

Dialed calls of packet communication

※

Received calls/missed calls of packet communication

Received calls of 64K data communication and packet
communication when no external device is connected

Received Chaku-moji message

Records with time difference corrected

Records for Number B (only in Dual Mode of 2in1)

Use Redial/Dialed Calls

When Using Redial

1

Press Vo.

When Using Dialed Calls

m1Phonebook1Dialed/recv. calls

1Dialed calls

The list for call records is displayed.
≥For redial items of PushTalk, press Oo( ) to

show the Redial List of the group. Highlight a party and
press p to make a PushTalk call. If you do not highlight
any party and press p, you can make a group call.

≥Press m( ) to display the Sent Address List.

For Redial

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Select a call record.

2

The detailed display for the call record is displayed.
≥When the other party is stored in the Phonebook, the

phone number, name, and icon are displayed. If the
same phone number is stored with multiple names in
the Phonebook, the name and icon that come first in the
search order (see page 96) are displayed.

Use Received Calls

For Redial

+m-2-4

Press Co.

1

≥You can display the Received Call List also by

m1Phonebook1Dialed/recv. calls

1Received calls1All calls or Missed calls.

All calls . . . . . . All the records including missed calls

Missed calls. . . The records of missed calls only
In Dual Mode of 2in1, the number of missed calls for
Number A and Number B is displayed respectively.
(If unchecked missed calls are found, the number of them is displayed.)

≥For received call records of PushTalk, press Oo( ) to show the Received

Call List of the group with “★” mark added to the caller. Highlight a party and
press p to make a PushTalk call. If you do not highlight any party and press p,
you can make a group call.

≥Press m( ) to display the Received Address List.

Received Call List

Select a received call record.

2

≥The other party’s phone number is displayed if it is

provided. If this caller is stored in the Phonebook, the
phone number, name, and icon are displayed.
If the same phone number is stored with multiple names
in the Phonebook, the name and icon that come first in
search order (see page 96) are displayed. If there is a
call for packet communication, the sender’s access
point name (APN) is displayed.
When the other party’s phone number is not notified, the reason for no caller ID is
displayed.

≥For missed calls, the ring time is displayed on the right of the received date/time.
≥When a Chaku-moji message is received, it is displayed.

To make a call to a displayed redial item, dialed call record, or
received call record

Press d to make a voice call. You can make a voice call also by pressing

Oo( ) from the detailed display. Press l( ) to make a videophone call and

press p to make a PushTalk call.

Information

≥You can make a voice call to the most recently dialed or received number by pressing

-d from the Stand-by display and then +No.

≥When you make/receive a call with an additional number of Multi Number, the stored

name for the additional number is displayed below the phone number on the detailed
display. If you store a phone number for “Number setting” of “Multi number”, the
phone number is displayed as well.

≥Dialed call records of 64K data communication are not stored when you use a

Bluetooth device.

≥Even if you make a voice call (or videophone call) to the phone number in a received

call record with a Chaku-moji message displayed, the received Chaku-moji message
is not sent.

≥When a call comes in from a party who uses a dial-in phone number, a different

phone number might be displayed.

Detailed Received

Call display

Voice/Videophone Calls

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Function Menu while Redial/Dialed Calls/Received Calls is Displayed

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Notify caller ID See page 46.

Prefix numbers See page 62.

Int’l dial assist See page 61.

2in1 dial You can select a phone number to be notified to the other party in

Multi number You can select a phone number to notify the other party. (See

Chaku-moji See page 57.

Character size You can switch the character size for the list. (See “Dialed/recv.

Add to phonebook See page 94.

Voice/Videophone Calls

Feel＊Talk

Ring time

[Received Call List
only]

Add desktop icon See page 122.

Compose message You can compose a mail message to send to the phone number

Compose SMS You can compose an SMS message to send to the phone

Sent address

[Redial/Dialed Calls
only]

Received address

[Received Calls only]

Dual Mode of 2in1. (See page 428)

page 426)

calls” on page 124)

≥You can store the phone number in the Phonebook also by

pressing m( ) from the detailed display. Go to step 2 on
page 94.

See page 119.

You can display the ring time for missed calls. Even if you have
set “Missed calls display” of “Ring time” to “Not display”, the
missed calls which stopped ringing within the ring start time and
their ring times are displayed.

set as the destination address.
Go to step 3 on page 190.

number set as the destination address.
Go to step 3 on page 230.

See page 216.

See page 216.

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Delete this 1YES

Delete selected 1Put a check mark for redial items, dialed call records, or

Delete all 1Enter your Terminal Security Code1YES

Select image See page 77.

Store in P-Talk PB 1YES

Store P-Talk group 1Select a group.

received call records to be deleted1l()1YES

≥When members who are not stored in the PushTalk Phonebook

are found, the confirmation display appears asking whether to
store them.

1Enter a group name.

≥You can enter up to 16 full-pitch/32 half-pitch characters.

Information

<Delete this> <Delete selected> <Delete all>

≥If you execute “Delete all” from the Function menu of Redial/Dialed Calls, all records

in both Redial and Dialed Calls are deleted. Even if you execute “Delete this” or
“Delete selected” of Redial, the records are not deleted from Dialed Calls and they are
retained. To delete the dialed call records, delete them from the Function menu while
“Dialed calls” is displayed.

<Store in P-Talk PB>
≥You cannot store from the call record for the party who is not stored in the Phonebook.

<Store P-Talk group>
≥You cannot store in a PushTalk group unless all the members are stored in the FOMA

phone’s Phonebook.

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<Chaku-moji>

Setting Chaku-moji

When making a voice call or videophone call, you can send your text
message to tell the subject during calling.

≥For details on Chaku-moji or compatible models, refer to DoCoMo web page or “Mobile

Phone User’s Guide [Network Services]”.

≥The sending end is charged, but the receiving end is not charged.

When a Chaku-moji message is received

A Chaku-moji message is displayed below a caller. The
Chaku-moji message is stored in Received Calls as well.
≥The Chaku-moji message is displayed only during ringing. It

is not displayed during a call.

≥Even when a Chaku-moji message comes in within the ring

start time set by “Ring time”, it is received and recorded in
Received Calls.

≥The Chaku-moji message is not displayed during Lock All, Omakase Lock, or Personal

Data Lock. However, you can check the Chaku-moji message from Received Calls
after the lock is released.

Store Chaku-moji Messages

You can store up to 10 Chaku-moji messages in the Message List.

m1Service1Chaku-moji1Create message

1

1Highlight <Not stored> and press l()
1Enter a message.

≥To edit a stored message, highlight it and press l().
≥You can enter up to 10 characters regardless of whether they are pictographs,

symbols, or full-pitch/half-pitch characters.

Make a Call with a Chaku-moji Message

Enter a phone number

1

or

bring up the detailed display of a Phonebook entry,
redial item, dialed call record, or received call record.

i()1Chaku-moji1Do the following operations.

2

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Create message You can create a Chaku-moji message just before dialing.

Select message From the Message List, you can select a stored Chaku-moji

Sent messages From the Sent Message List, you can select a Chaku-moji

Press d or Oo().

3

≥Press l( ) to make a videophone call.
≥The Chaku-moji message being sent is displayed during dialing.

Information

≥When a Chaku-moji message has arrived at the other party’s phone, “Transmission

completed” is displayed, and you are charged a transmission fee.

≥When a Chaku-moji message does not arrive at the other party’s phone such as when

the other party’s phone is not a Chaku-moji compatible mobile phone or the call is not
allowed by “Message disp. settings” at the receiving end, “Transmission failed” is
displayed. In this case, you are not charged a transmission fee.

≥Depending on the radio wave conditions, the transmission result may not be

displayed at the sending end even if a Chaku-moji message has arrived at the other
party’s phone. In this case, you are charged a transmission fee.

1Enter a message.

≥You can enter up to 10 characters regardless of whether they

are pictographs, symbols, or full-pitch/half-pitch characters.

≥The Chaku-moji message created using this function is not

stored in the Message List.

message.

1Select a message.

message to be sent. Up to 10 sent Chaku-moji messages only
are stored in the Sent Message List. If you send the same Chaku­moji message, the older one is deleted. When the number of sent
Chaku-moji messages exceeds 10, the messages are deleted
from the oldest one.

1Select a sent message.

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57

Information

≥Even if you make a call sending a Chaku-moji message, the Chaku-moji message is

not displayed and you are not charged a transmission fee (the call is not recorded in
Received Calls at the receiving end) when the other party’s phone is out of the service
area, turned off, during Public Mode (Drive Mode), or the ring time for Record
Message Setting is set to zero seconds. Also, the transmission result is not displayed
at the sending end.

≥When a videophone call is not connected and automatically dialed as a voice call, the

Chaku-moji message is resent as well.

≥Chaku-moji does not support PushTalk.
≥You cannot send/receive Chaku-moji messages overseas.

Detailed Sent Message

Up to 10 sent Chaku-moji messages are stored in Sent Messages, and
you can check for the other party’s phone number and the date/time the
Chaku-moji messages were sent. Older messages sent to the same
phone number are also retained.

Voice/Videophone Calls

≥In Dual Mode of 2in1, up to 10 records for Number A and Number B can be displayed

in total.

m1Service1Chaku-moji

1

1Sent messages

. . . . Chaku-moji message successfully sent

. . . . Chaku-moji message unsuccessfully sent

. . . . . . Chaku-moji message for Number B (only in Dual Mode of 2in1)

≥When the transmission result is not displayed, “ ” or “ ” is not

displayed.

≥Depending on the radio wave conditions, the transmission result might not be

displayed correctly.

Select a sent message.

2

≥When the other party’s phone number is stored in the

Phonebook, the phone number, name, and icon are
displayed.

Function Menu while Detailed Sent Message is Displayed

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Store You can store a sent Chaku-moji message in the Message List.

Delete this 1YES

Delete all 1Enter your Terminal Security Code1YES

1<Not stored>

≥You can store also by pressing l().

Message Display Settings

You can set how incoming Chaku-moji messages are displayed.

m1Service1Chaku-moji1Message disp. settings

1

1Select an item.

Display all messages . . . .Displays Chaku-moji messages from all callers.

Numbers stored in PB . . . Displays Chaku-moji messages only from the callers

Calls with callerID . . . . . . .Displays Chaku-moji messages only from the caller

Hide all messages. . . . . . .Does not display Chaku-moji messages.

Information

≥When you set to “Numbers stored in PB”, you cannot receive Chaku-moji messages

from the callers stored in the Phonebook B in A Mode of 2in1 (and vice versa).

stored in the Phonebook.

notifying his/her phone number.

Prefer Chaku-moji

You can set how your FOMA phone works for incoming Chaku-moji
messages for when “Setting when opened” is set to “Answer”.

m1Service1Chaku-moji1Prefer Chaku-moji

1

1ON or OFF

ON . . . . Does not answer by opening the FOMA phone during ringing, so you can

check a Chaku-moji message.

OFF . . . Answers by opening the FOMA phone during ringing.

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<Pause Dial>

+m-8-4

Sending Touch-tone Signals Quickly

You can send touch-tone signals from your FOMA phone to use services
such as reserving tickets, checking bank balance, etc.

Store Pause Dial

You need to store a number string to be sent as a touch-tone signal in the
Pause Dial List. If you have inserted a pause (p), you can send a number
string breaking at the point where the pause is inserted.

m1

1

≥When a number string is already stored, it is displayed.
≥To delete a stored pause dial, press i( ) and select “Delete”, then select

“YES”.

Enter a number string.

Settings1Other settings1Pause dial

2

≥Enter the pause (p) by pressing and holding a for at least one second.
≥You can use only 0 through 9, s, a to enter a number string and

the pause (p).

≥You can enter up to 128 digits.
≥You cannot enter a pause (p) at the beginning and end of a number string, or

enter it consecutively.

Send Pause Dial

m1

1

Settings1Other settings1Pause dial

1

Enter a phone number

A voice call is made. Once the line is connected, a number string stored in Pause
Dial is displayed up to the first pause (p).
≥When the other party’s phone number is stored in the Phonebook, you can

retrieve it selecting from the Search Phonebook display by pressing Bo.

≥You can search for the phone number also from Received Calls by pressing Co

or from Redial by pressing Vo.

1d

or Oo()

1l

1Oo

()

()

Check that the line is connected1d or Oo()

2

A number string up to the first pause (p) is sent, and a number string up to the next
pause (p) is displayed.
A number string up to the pause (p) is sent each time you press d or

Oo().

When you have finished sending the last number, the “Talking” display appears.
≥To send multiple pieces of a number string at a time, press and hold Vo for at

least one second, and select “Send at one time”.

Information

≥During a call, you can send a number string also by displaying the Function menu of

the Pause Dial display.

≥Some devices on the receiving end cannot receive signals.
≥You cannot send a number string with pauses during a videophone call.

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<WORLD CALL>

International Calls

WORLD CALL is the international call service available from DoCoMo
mobile phones.
When you have signed up for FOMA service, you have contracted to use
“WORLD CALL” (except those who have applied not to use it).

≥You can call about 240 countries and regions.
≥The WORLD CALL charges are added to your monthly FOMA bill.
≥The application/monthly fee is free of charge.
≥Changes in procedures for international call

“My Line” service is not available for mobile communications such as mobile phones,
so cannot be used with WORLD CALL. However, in conjunction with the launch of “My
Line” service, the dialing procedure for international calls from mobile phones has
changed. Note that the old way of dialing (the way without “010” from the operation of
“Enter a Phone Number to Make an International Call”) no longer works.

≥The service is not available with some billing plans.

Voice/Videophone Calls

≥Contact “DoCoMo Information Center” on the back page of this manual for inquiries

about WORLD CALL.

≥When using international carriers other than DoCoMo, contact them.

About international videophone calls

You can make international videophone calls to the other party who uses a specific 3G
mobile phone overseas. Press l( ) instead of d or Oo( ) in the steps
of “Enter a Phone Number to Make an International Call”. (See page 60)
≥For the information about connectable countries and telecommunications carriers, refer

to the DoCoMo Global Service web page.

≥Images sent from the other party may blur on your FOMA phone or you may not be

able to connect, depending on the other party’s phone used for the international
videophone call.

Enter a Phone Number to Make an International Call

Enter numbers in order of 009130→010→country code→

1

area code (city code)→destination phone number

1d or Oo()

≥When the area code (city code) begins with “0”, enter it except for the “0”.

However, include “0” when making a call to some countries or regions such as
Italy.

≥Press l( ) to make an international videophone call.

Use “+” to Make an International Call

When you enter a phone number for dialing or storing it in the
Phonebook, press and hold 0 for at least one second to enter “+”.
You can use “+” to make international calls without entering an
international call access code such as 009130-010.

≥If you set “Auto assist setting” of “Int’l dial assist” to “ON”, an international call access

code of “IDD prefix setting” is automatically entered.

0(for at least one second)

1

1Enter numbers in order of country code

→area code (city code)→destination phone number

1d or Oo()1Dial

≥When the area code (city code) begins with “0”, enter it except for the “0”.

However, include “0” when making a call to some countries or regions such as
Italy.

≥Press l( ) to make an international videophone call.
≥When you select “Dial with orig. No.”, you can make a call without adding an

international call access code.

60

International Dial Assist

You can make a call adding a country code or international call access
code to a phone number. (Except for some countries and regions, if the
phone number starts with “0”, the “0” at the beginning is automatically
deleted.)

Enter a phone number

1

or

bring up the detailed display of a Phonebook entry,
redial item, dialed call record, or received call record.

i()1Int’l dial assist1Select a country name

2

1Select a name1d or Oo()

≥Press l( ) to make an international videophone call.
≥When the beginning of the phone number is “+”, you can select only an

international call access code.

≥When “Japan” is selected as a country name, the display for selecting a name is

not displayed.

<International Dial Assist>

Setting for International Calls

Auto Assist Setting

You can set whether to replace “+” at the beginning of a phone number
with an international call access code for when you make an international
call from Japan.

m1Settings1Network setting1Int’l dial assist

1

1Auto assist setting1ON or OFF
1Select a country name1Select a name.

≥When no country code or international call access code is stored, the

confirmation display appears asking whether to store it. Select “YES” and go to
step 2 of “Country Code Setting” on page 61 for a country code, and go to step 2
of “IDD Prefix Setting” on page 61 for an international call access code.

Country Code Setting

You can store up to 27 country codes to be added for making
international calls from overseas.

m1Settings1Network setting1Int’l dial assist

1

1Country Code set.
1Highlight <Not recorded> and press l().

≥If you select a stored country name, you can check the stored contents.

Enter a country name 1Enter a country code.

2

≥You can enter a country name of up to 8 full-pitch/16 half-pitch characters.
≥You can enter a country code of up to 5 digits. But you cannot use #, :, and +.

IDD Prefix Setting

You can store up to three international call access codes to be added to
the beginning of a phone number for making an international call.

m1Settings1Network setting1Int’l dial assist

1

1IDD prefix setting
1Highlight <Not recorded> and press l().

≥If you select the stored item, you can check the stored contents.

Enter a name1Enter an international call access code.

2

≥You can enter a name of up to 8 full-pitch/16 half-pitch characters .
≥You can enter an international call access code of up to 16 digits.

Function Menu while Country Code Setting/IDD Prefix
Setting is Displayed

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Edit Go to step 2 of “Country Code Setting” on page 61 for Country

Code Setting, and go to step 2 of “IDD Prefix Setting” on page 61
for IDD Prefix Setting.
≥You can edit the item also by pressing l().

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Function menu Operation/Explanation

Delete this 1YES

Delete all 1Enter your Terminal Security Code1YES

Information

<Delete this> <Delete all>

≥You cannot delete the country code or international call access code set by “Auto

assist setting”.

<Prefix Setting>

Storing Numbers to be Added to the Beginning of a Phone Number

You can store prefix numbers such as international call access codes or
“186”/“184” and add them to the phone number for dialing. You can store
up to seven prefix numbers.

Voice/Videophone Calls

m1Settings1Network setting1Prefix setting

1

1Highlight <Not recorded> and press l().

≥If you select a stored prefix, you can check the stored contents.
≥To delete a stored prefix, press i( ) and select “Delete this” or “Delete all”

then select “YES”. If you select “Delete all”, you need to enter your Terminal
Security Code.

Enter a name1Enter a prefix number.

2

≥You can enter a name of up to 8 full-pitch/16 half-pitch characters.
≥You can enter a prefix number of up to 16 digits. The keys for entry are limited to

0 through 9, s and a.

Prefix Numbers

You can add a prefix number to the beginning of phone number when
you make a call.

Enter a phone number

1

or

bring up the detailed display of a Phonebook entry,
redial item, dialed call record, or received call record.

i()1Prefix numbers1Select a name

2

1d or Oo()

≥Press l( ) to make a videophone call and press p to make a PushTalk

call.

≥For making a PushTalk call, adding a prefix number such as “186” or “184” to the

beginning of the phone number is disabled.

<Sub-address Setting>

Making a Call with Specified Sub-address

You can set whether to regard the numbers after “:” of a phone number
as a sub-address to access the specified phones or data terminals.

≥The sub-address is a number assigned to identify each ISDN terminal connected to an

ISDN line. It is also used for selecting contents on “V-live”.

m1Settings1Other settings1Sub-address setting

1

1ON or OFF

Information

≥Even if you set “Sub-address setting” to “ON”, “:” at the top of phone numbers and

“:” immediately after the prefix number or “186”/“184” are not regarded as
sub-address mark-off symbols.

<Reconnect Signal>

+m-7-7

Setting Alarm for Reconnecting

You can set an alarm that sounds until a voice call, videophone call, or
PushTalk communication is reconnected after disconnected owing to
bad radio wave conditions.

m1Settings1Talk1Reconnect signal

1

1Select an alarm.

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Information

≥The reconnectable time differs depending on the usage status and radio wave

conditions. An estimate is about 10 seconds and the call charge is applied also for
that duration.

≥While you are disconnected, no sound is transmitted to the other party.

<Noise Reduction>

+m-7-6

Reducing Surrounding Noise to Make Voice Clear

m1Settings1Talk1Noise reduction1ON or OFF

1

<Hands-free>

Switching to Hands-free

When you switch to Hands-free, sound such as the other party’s voice is
audible over the speaker.

During a call1d

1

When Hands-free is activated, “ ” is displayed.
≥You can activate/deactivate Hands-free during a call. For videophone calls and

PushTalk calls, you can activate/deactivate also during dialing or connecting.

≥Press d again to deactivate Hands-free.
≥The sound volume during a Hands-free call follows the setting specified by

“Volume” (earpiece volume).

≥You can switch to Hands-free even during Manner Mode. Also, you will still hear

voice through the speaker even when you activate Manner Mode during a
Hands-free call.

Information

≥While the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone with Switch (option) is connected, you

cannot hear voice through the speaker even if you switch to Hands-free.

≥Keep the FOMA phone well away from your ear during a Hands-free call. Otherwise

you could affect or damage your hearing.

≥Talk into the FOMA phone within a distance of about 50 cm.

<In-Car Hands-free>

Using Hands-free Compatible Devices

You can make or receive voice calls from a Hands-free compatible device
such as In-Car Hands-Free Kit 01 (option) or a car navigation system by
connecting with your FOMA phone.
You can connect your FOMA phone to a Hands-free compatible device
using two ways of connections as follows:

≥Connect using a cable (USB connection):

To use/charge via the In-Car Hands-Free Kit 01 (option), you need to have the FOMA
In-Car Hands-Free Cable 01 (option).

≥Connect using Bluetooth (wireless):

To connect to a Bluetooth compatible Hands-free device, you need to register and
connect it to the FOMA phone.

※For how to operate Hands-free compatible devices, refer to the respective instruction

manuals.

Information

≥To connect using a cable (USB connection), set “USB mode setting” to

“Communication mode”.

≥“ ” appears while you are talking or communicating using a USB Hands-free

compatible device.

≥“ ” might appear while the FOMA phone is connected to a USB Hands-free

compatible device, and “ ” while “USB mode setting” is set to “microSD mode”,
depending on the Hands-free device connected.

≥The display or ring tone for incoming calls follows the settings of the FOMA phone.
≥When the sound is set to output from a Hands-free compatible device, the ring tone

sounds from that device even when Manner Mode is activated or “Ring volume” of the
FOMA phone is set to “Silent”.

≥The receiving operation in Public Mode (Drive Mode) works in accordance with the

“Public (Drive) mode” setting.

≥The receiving operation while Record Message is activated works in accordance with

the “Record message setting” setting.

≥When the sound is set to output from the FOMA phone, the FOMA phone works in

accordance with “Setting when closed” if it is closed during a call. When the sound is
set to output from a Hands-free device, the communication state does not change
regardless of “Setting when closed” even if you close the FOMA phone.

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Receiving a Call/Videophone Call

When you receive a call, the ring tone

1

sounds and the Call/Charging indicator
flickers.

≥To vibrate the FOMA phone for incoming calls, set

“Phone” or “Videophone” of “Vibrator” to other than
“OFF”.

≥When receiving a videophone call, “Incoming V.phone”

is displayed.

≥“ ” is displayed at the upper left of the phone

number for incoming international calls.

Voice/Videophone Calls

For Answering a Voice Call

2

Press d or Oo( ) to answer
the call.

Chaku-moji message

(See page 57)

For Answering a Videophone Call

Press d

or Oo()

to answer

the videophone call.

You can send the substitute image to the other party.
≥Press m during a call to switch between the substitute

image and image through your camera for sending to
the other party.

Press h to end the call after talking.

3

≥When you talk with your FOMA phone closed, press h after you open it.

Information

≥If you close the FOMA phone during a call, the FOMA phone works in accordance

with the setting of “Setting when closed”. (See page 66)

≥You might hear beeps (in-call ring tone) during a call.

If you have signed up for any of Voice Mail Service, Call Waiting Service, or Call
Forwarding Service and set “Arrival call act” to “Answer”, the beeps (in-call ring tone)
will sound for another incoming call, enabling you to do the following operations:
Voice Mail Service

. . . . Transfer the call to the Voice Mail Service Center. (See page 417)

Call Waiting Service

. . . . Put your current call on hold and answer the incoming call. (See page 418)

Call Forwarding Service

. . . . Transfer the call to the registered forwarding destination. (See page 421)

≥You can set “Reject unknown” not to accept calls from the phone numbers not stored

in the Phonebook.

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Information

<For Videophone Calls>

≥Just after purchase, Hands-free is automatically activated during a videophone call as

“Hands-free w/ V. phone” has been set to “ON”. (See page 76) However, Hands-free
is deactivated during Manner Mode regardless of “Hands-free w/ V. phone”.

≥Even if Call Forwarding Service is set to “Activate”, the call is not forwarded unless the

forwarding destination is a phone compatible with the videophone conforming to
3G-324M (see page 50). Check the phone you are forwarding the call to and then
activate the service. The videophone caller does not hear the guidance to the effect
that the call is forwarded. (The message to the effect that the call is to be forwarded
appears, depending on the receiver’s FOMA phone.)

≥If a videophone call comes in from the phone number to be rejected by Nuisance Call

Blocking Service, the video guidance for Call Rejection is played back and the call is
disconnected.

Display for incoming calls

When a caller’s phone number is provided

If you store the caller’s name, phone number, and image in the Phonebook, the name,
phone number, and icon (or image) are displayed.
≥If the same phone number is stored with multiple names in the Phonebook, the name

that comes first in the search order (see page 96) is displayed.

≥The phone number but not the name is displayed during Personal Data Lock.
≥For a forwarded call, the forwarder’s phone number is displayed below the caller. (It

might not be displayed in the case of some forwarders.)

≥When you receive a call to an additional number of Multi Number, the stored name for

the additional number is displayed below the caller. (With a forwarded call, you can
press c( ) to switch to display of the forwarder.)

When a caller’s phone number is not provided

The reason for no caller ID is displayed. (See page 137)

Function Menu while a Call is Ringing

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Call rejection You can disconnect the call without answering.

Call forwarding See page 421.

Voice mail See page 4 17.

Switched between a Voice Call and Videophone Call by the Other Party

When you have set “Notify switchable mode” to “Indication ON”, the
caller (the other party) can switch between a voice call and videophone
call.
When the caller (the other party) switches between a voice call and
videophone call, the message telling that the call is being switched
appears, the voice guidance is played back, and then the call is switched.

≥You (receiving end) cannot switch between a voice call and videophone call.

<Answer Setting>

+m-5-8

Setting Response of Key Operation for Answering Incoming Calls

You can set to start talking (Any key answer) or to stop the ring tone
(Quick silent) by pressing a key besides Oo, d, or p (for PushTalk
call) for when a call or PushTalk call comes in.

m1Settings1Incoming call1Answer setting

1

1Select a key operation.

Any key answer

You can start talking by pressing any key shown below:

Oo, d, 0 through 9, a, s, r, m, c※2,

※1

Voice call

PushTalk call

≥When receiving a videophone call, you can start talking by pressing Oo or d.

No, ?, <
Oo, d, p, 0 through 9, a, r, l, c, Bo,

?, <

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Quick silent

The following are the keys you can press to stop the ring tone, vibrator or voice
guidance:
When “Setting when opened” is set to “Keep ringing”, you can open the FOMA
phone to stop the ring tone, vibrator or voice guidance. Even if you stop it, the other
party hears a calling tone.

Voice call※10 through 9, a, s, r, m, c※2, No, ?, <

Videophone
call

PushTalk call 0 through 9, a, r, l, c, Bo, ?, <

≥After you stop the ring tone, vibrator or voice guidance, you can start talking by

pressing Oo, d or p (for PushTalk call).

≥For incoming videophone calls, you cannot stop the ring tone, vibrator, and voice

guidance by pressing ? or < with the FOMA phone closed.

OFF

You can start talking by pressing a key shown below:

Voice/Videophone Calls

Voice call Oo, d

Videophone
call

PushTalk call Oo, d, p

※1 You can activate the any key answer or quick silent also by pressing l

※2 While “ ” is displayed, you cannot start talking or stop the ring tone,

Information

≥While the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone with Switch (option) is connected, you can

press the switch to start talking, regardless of “Answer setting”. (See page 393)

0 through 9, a, s, r, m, c※2, No, ?, <

Oo, d

when five record messages have already been recorded.

vibrator or voice guidance.

<Setting when Opened>

Setting Response for when Opening FOMA Phone during Ringing

m1Settings1Incoming call1Setting when opened

1

1Select an incoming type1Keep ringing or Answer

<Setting when Closed>

+m-1-8

Setting Response for when Closing FOMA Phone during a Call

Set Response for when Closing FOMA Phone during a
Voice Call/Videophone Call

m1Settings1Talk1Setting when closed

1

1Phone/Videophone1Select an item.

Continue. . . . . . The call is continued. The setting is completed.

Tone on. . . . . . . The other party hears the hold tone set for “Holding tone” of “Set

End the call . . . The call is finished. This is the same operation as pressing h

Speaker ON or Speaker OFF

2

Speaker ON . . . . The hold tone sounds from the speaker.

Speaker OFF . . . The hold tone does not sound from the speaker.

hold tone” while the FOMA phone is closed. For videophone
calls, the still image set for “Holding” of “Select image” is sent to
the other party.

during a call. The setting is completed.

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Set Response for when Closing FOMA Phone during
PushTalk

m1Settings1Talk1Setting when closed1PushTalk

1

1Speaker call or End the call

Information

≥This function is disabled when the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone with Switch

(option) is connected. The communication state does not change even if you close the
FOMA phone during a call. However, if you close the FOMA phone while the image
through your camera is sent during a videophone call with “Tone on” or “End the call”
set, the substitute image is sent to the other party with the line connected.

<Volume>

Adjusting Earpiece Volume

m1Settings1Talk1Volume1Use Bo or </> to

1

adjust the earpiece volume.

Adjust the earpiece volume to Level 1 (minimum) through Level 6 (maximum).
≥During a call, PushTalk call, or calling, you can press Bo or </> to adjust the

volume, and while entering phone number, you can press and hold Bo(for at
least one second) to adjust it. Press Bo or </> within two seconds to adjust it.

Information

≥The earpiece volume adjusted during a call is retained even after the call ends.

≥When you adjust the earpiece volume, the sound volume during a Hands-free call or

speaker call for PushTalk is also adjusted.

<Ring Volume>

+m-5-0

Adjusting Ring Volume

You can adjust the ring volume for incoming calls and mail.

m1Settings1Sound1Ring volume

1

1Select an incoming type
1Use Bo to adjust the volume.

≥Following icons are displayed on the Stand-by display while the ring volume is set

to “Silent”:

: The ring volume for voice calls, PushTalk calls or videophone calls is

“Silent”.

: The ring volume for mail, chat mail or Messages R/F is “Silent”.

: The ring volume for voice calls, PushTalk calls, or videophone calls is

“Silent” and the ring volume for mail, chat mail, or Messages R/F is “Silent”.

≥If you have set “Step”, the ring tone is silent for about three seconds, and then the

volume steps up every three seconds, from Level 1 through Level 6.

≥During ringing of a voice call or videophone call, you can adjust the ring volume

also by pressing Bo or by pressing and holding </> for at least one second.
However, you cannot adjust the ring volume in the following cases:

・When a videophone call comes in with the FOMA phone closed
・When Ring Volume is set to “Step”
・When “Answer setting” is set to “Quick silent” and you stop the ring tone or

voice guidance

・During Manner Mode
・When a call is cut off within the ring start time specified by “Ring time”

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<On Hold>

Putting an Incoming Call on Hold when You cannot Answer at Once

During ringing1h

1

The FOMA phone makes three rapid beeps for confirmation and the call is put on
answer-hold (On Hold).
≥The confirmation tone does not sound during Manner Mode or when “Ring

volume” is “Silent”.

≥The other party hears the hold tone set for “On hold tone” of “Set hold tone”. For

videophone calls, the still image set for “On hold” of “Select image” is displayed.

Press Oo() or d to release hold and answer

2

the call.

≥If “Answer setting” is set to “Any key answer”, you can release hold of voice calls

by pressing any key of 0 through 9, a, s, r, m, c, Mo,

Voice/Videophone Calls

?, <, >, l, or i.

≥If you release hold of videophone calls, the substitute image is sent to the other

party.

Information

≥The caller is charged for the call even during answer-hold (On Hold).
≥If you press -h during answer-hold (On Hold), the call will be disconnected.

<Holding>

Putting a Call on Hold during a Call

During a call1Oo ()

1

≥The other party hears the hold tone set for “Holding tone” of “Set hold tone”. For

videophone calls, the still image set for “Holding” of “Select image” is displayed.

≥You can put the call on hold by closing the FOMA phone during the call if you

have set “Setting when closed” to “Tone on”.

Press Oo() or d to release hold and answer

2

the call.

≥If you release hold of videophone calls, the substitute image is sent to the other

party.

≥If you have set “Setting when closed” to “Tone on” and put the call on hold by

closing the FOMA phone, open the FOMA phone to answer the call.

Information

≥The caller is charged for the call even while the call is on hold.
≥If a new call comes in while the current call is put on hold, the hold (Holding) is

released.

<Set Hold Tone>

Setting Hold Tone

You can set the guidance the other party hears during on hold.

m1Settings1Talk1Set hold tone

1

1On hold tone or Holding tone1Select a hold tone.

Tone 1/2. . .The caller hears the pre-installed guidance in Japanese.
JESU JOY OF MAN’S

. . . . . . . . . . .The caller hears the melody. You can set this for “Holding tone” only.

Voice announce

. . . . . . . . . . .The caller hears the sound recorded by “Voice announce”. If it has

≥Press l( ) to play back a hold tone. Press r to end the demo

playback.

not been recorded, this is not displayed.

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<Public Mode (Drive Mode)>

Using Public Mode (Drive Mode)

Public Mode is an auto-answer service that puts importance on manners
in public spaces. Once you activate Public Mode, the guidance is played
back telling that you cannot answer the call as you are currently driving
or in a place (a train, bus, movie theater, etc.) where you should refrain
from answering the call. Then the call is disconnected.

Press and hold a for at least one second.

1

Public Mode is activated and “ ” is displayed.
When a call comes in, the guidance “The person you are calling is currently driving
or in an area where cell phone should n ot be used. Please try again later.” is played
back for incoming calls.
≥To deactivate Public Mode, perform the same operation. Then, Public Mode is

deactivated and “ ” disappears.

Information

≥You can activate/deactivate Public Mode only from the Stand-by display. You can

activate/deactivate Public Mode even when “ ” is displayed.

≥You can make calls as usual even during Public Mode.

≥If you make an emergency call at 110/119/118, Public Mode is released.

≥When Public Mode and Manner Mode are activated simultaneously, Public Mode has

priority.

≥If a “User unset” call comes in while “Caller ID request” is set to “Activate”, the Caller

ID Request guidance is played back. (The Public Mode guidance is not played back.)

≥You cannot use this function during data communication.

When Public Mode (Drive Mode) is activated

・Even when a call comes in, the ring tone does not sound. The “Missed call” icon

appears on the display and the call is stored in “Received calls”. The guidance is
played back to the caller to the effect that you are currently driving or in an area where
mobile phones should not be used. Then the call is disconnected. When a PushTalk
call comes in, no answer is made and the message “Connection failed” appears on the
caller’s display. For the talk among three or more members, the message to the effect
that you are driving is conveyed to them.
However, when the power is off or “ ” is displayed, the caller hears the
out-of-service area guidance instead of the Public Mode guidance.

・The ring tone does not sound and the Call/Charging indicator does not flicker even

when mail or a message comes in. In addition, the set vibrator does not work.

・The ring tone for 64K data communication, alarm tone, and charging confirmation tone

do not sound, and a melody while an i-αppli program is running is not played back.

・The tickers of i-Channel are not displayed.
・See page 70 for how Public Mode (Drive Mode) and each network service work for

incoming calls when they are simultaneously activated.

<Public Mode (Power Off)>

Using Public Mode (Power Off)

Public Mode (Power Off) is an auto-answer service that puts importance
on manners in public spaces. Once you activate Public Mode (Power Off),
the guidance is played back telling that you cannot answer the call as
you are currently in a place (hospital, airplane, around priority seat in a
train, etc.) where use is prohibited. Then the call is disconnected.

Enter “:25251”1d

1

Public Mode (Power Off) is set. (Nothing is changed on the Stand-by display.)
After setting Public Mode (Power Off) and turning off the power, the guidance “The
person you are calling is currently in an area where use is prohibited. Please try
again later.” is played back for incoming calls.

≥To release Public Mode (Power Off), dial “:25250”.
≥To check the setting for Public Mode (Power Off), dial “:25259”.

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When Public Mode (Power Off) is activated

The setting stays activated until you dial “:25250” to deactivate Public Mode (Power
Off). You cannot deactivate the setting just by turning on the power.
The guidance is played back to the caller telling that you are currently in a place where
you should turn off the power. Then the call is disconnected. When a PushTalk call
comes in, no answer is made and the message “Connection failed” appears on the
caller’s display. For the talk among three or more members, the message to the effect
that you do not participate is conveyed to them.
The Public Mode (Power Off) guidance is played back even when you are out of the
service area or out of reach of radio waves.

・See page 70 for how Public Mode (Power Off) and each network service work for

incoming calls when they are simultaneously activated.

■The receiving operation during Public Mode (Drive Mode/Power Off)

Service Responses to Incoming Voice Calls

Voice Mail
Service

Voice/Videophone Calls

Call
Forwarding
Service

Nuisance
Call Blocking
Service

Plays back the Public Mode guidance,

※

and then the call is connected to the
Voice Mail Service Center.

Plays back the Public Mode guidance,
and then the call is forwarded to the

※

forwarding destination.
Whether the guidance is played back
or not depends on the guidance
setting of Call Forwarding Service. If
“Plays guidance” is set, plays back the
Public Mode guidance. If “Does not
play guidance” is set, does not play
back the guidance.
For the call from the phone number
registered to be rejected, plays back
the Call Rejection guidance, and then
the call is disconnected.

Responses to Incoming

Videophone Calls

Does not play back the video
guidance for Public Mode, and
the call is connected to the Voice
Mail Service Center.
Does not play back the video
guidance for Public Mode, and
the call is forwarded to the
forwarding destination.
If the destination does not support
videophone calls, the call is
disconnected.

For the call from the phone
number registered to be rejected,
plays back the video guidance for
Call Rejection, and then the call is
disconnected.

Service Responses to Incoming Voice Calls

Caller ID
Display
Request
Service

※When the ring time is set to 0 seconds, the FOMA phone is out of the service area, or

For the caller without a caller ID, plays
back the Caller ID Request guidance,
and then the call is disconnected.
For the caller with a caller ID, plays
back the Public Mode guidance, and
then the call is disconnected.

the power is off, the Public Mode guidance is not played back, but Voice Mail Service
or Call Forwarding Service works. Note that in this case the call is not notified by the
“Missed call” icon and not stored in “Received calls”.

Responses to Incoming

Videophone Calls

For the caller without a caller ID,
plays back the video guidance for
Caller ID Request, and then the
call is disconnected.
For the caller with a caller ID,
plays back the video guidance for
Public Mode, and then the call is
disconnected.

<Missed Calls>

If You could not Answer an Incoming Call

When you could not answer calls (Missed calls), the “Notification icon”
appears on the Stand-by display. You can check Received Calls by
selecting the icon.

Oo1Oo()

1

≥Press h or r to

return to the former display.

≥When multiple icons are

found, use Mo to highlight
an icon and press

Oo().

Notification icon

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<Record Message Setting>

+m-5-5

Recording Voice/Video Messages when You cannot Answer the Call

By activating Record Message, you can play back an answer message to
incoming calls and record callers’ voice/video messages when you
cannot answer them even if you have not signed up for Voice Mail
Service.
You can record up to five messages for voice calls and up to two
messages for videophone calls. Each message can be recorded for up to
20 seconds.

Activate Record Message

m1LifeKit1Rec. msg/voice memo

1

1Record message setting1ON or OFF
1Select an answer message.

≥Press l( ) to play back the answer message. Press r to end the

demo playback.

≥When “Japanese 1”, “Japanese 2”, or “English” is set, a beep sounds after

playing back the answer message to the other party. If “Voice announce” is set,
the beep does not sound.

Enter a ring time (seconds).

2

≥Enter from “000” through “120” in three digits.
≥You cannot set the same ring time for Auto Answer Setting and Record Message

Setting. Set a different time for each.

≥While Record Message is activated, “ ”〜“ ” (the number of recorded

messages for voice calls) and “ ”〜“ ” (the number of recorded messages

for videophone calls) are displayed.

Incoming calls when Record Message Setting is set to “ON”

The ring time

elapses

Incoming Call Playing back the

For videophone calls, the still image set for “Preparing” of
“Select image” is displayed on the other party’s display while
playing back the answer message, and the still image set for
“Record message” of “Select image” is displayed while
recording.
≥To answer a call while the answer message is played back

or a voice/video message is recorded, press Oo()
or d.
For videophone calls, the substitute image is sent to the
other party.
You can answer a call also by pressing the switch on the
Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone with Switch (option).

Information

≥Record Message does not work when “ ” is displayed.
≥When Public Mode (Drive Mode) and Record Message are simultaneously activated,

the former has priority and the latter does not work.

≥The priority order of answer messages is as follows: “Setting for Phonebook entry” →

“Group setting” → “Record message setting”.

≥If “Voice announce” selected as an answer message is deleted, the answer message

will be set to “Japanese 1”.

answer message

Recording a voice/

video message

Displaying an icon on the

desktop (See page 121)

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Information

≥When Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service is set at the same time as

Record Message, the priority depends on the ring time set for Voice Mail Service or
Call Forwarding Service. To give Record Message priority, set the ring time for
Record Message Setting shorter than that for Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding
Service. Even when you do this, Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service works
if there are already five record messages for voice calls and two record messages for
videophone calls.

≥You cannot receive a call from a third party while a voice/video message is being

recorded. The third party will hear the busy tone.

<Quick Record Message>

Recording Voice/Video Messages when You cannot Answer the Call during Ringing

Even if a call comes in while Record Message is not activated, you can
record the caller’s voice/video message just for that incoming call.

Voice/Videophone Calls

During ringing1l() or >

1

Manner Mode is also activated.
The caller will hear the answer message and then can leave you a voice/video
message.
≥Record Message does not work when five messages for voice calls and two

messages for videophone calls have already been recorded or when a PushTalk
call comes in. Only Manner Mode is set when you operate by pressing >.

≥When a videophone call comes in or “Side keys guard” is set to “ON”, you cannot

activate Record Message or Manner Mode by pressing > with the FOMA phone
closed.

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<Play/Erase Messages>
<Play/Erase Videophone Messages>

+m-5-5

Playing Back/Erasing Record Messages/a Voice Memo/Videophone Record Messages/Movie Memos

Play Back/Erase Record Messages/a Voice Memo

m1LifeKit1Rec. msg/voice memo

1

1Play/Erase msg.
1Select a record message or voice

memo.

A beep sounds and playback starts.

≥On the Record Message List, recorded items are indicated by “★”.
≥It is played back at the volume set for “Volume” (earpiece volume).
≥When playback ends, a double-beep sounds and the message “Playing” is

cleared from the display.

≥The date and time the message/memo was recorded are displayed during

playback. When a caller’s phone number is provided, it is displayed. If the caller is
stored in the Phonebook, his/her name is also displayed.
However, the name is not displayed and the phone number only is displayed in
the following cases:

・When you play back a record message from the caller stored as secret data in

Normal Mode

・When you play back a record message for Number A in B Mode (or vice versa)

while using 2in1

≥If the caller’s phone number is displayed during playback, you can make a voice

call to that phone number by pressing d. Press l( ) to make a
videophone call and press p to make a PushTalk call.

To play back using .>

From the Stand-by display, press > to play back the latest record message. When
record messages are not recorded, a voice memo is played back.

To skip to next message

Each time you press > during playback, messages are played back in the following
order: the next new record message → the oldest record message → a voice memo.

Record Message List

To cancel playback midway

Press Oo() or r.

Play Back/Erase Videophone Record Messages/Movie Memos

m1LifeKit1Rec. msg/voice memo

1

1Play/Erase VP msg.
1Select a videophone record message

or movie memo.

≥On the Videophone Record Message List, recorded

items are indicated by “★”.

≥It is played back at the same volume of the playback

sound of i-motion movies.

≥The date and time the message/memo was recorded are displayed during

playback.

Videophone Record

Message List

To play back using .>

From the Stand-by display, press and hold > for at least one second to play back the
latest videophone record message. When videophone record messages are not
recorded, the latest movie memo is played back.

To cancel playback midway

Press Oo() or r.

Function Menu of the Record Message List/Videophone
Record Message List

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Play You can play back a message.

Erase this 1YES

Erase rec. msg. You can erase all record messages from the Record Message

≥You can erase a message/memo also by pressing i()

during playback.

List, and can erase all videophone record messages from the
Videophone Record Message List.

1YES

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Erase movie memo

[Videophone Record
Message List only]

Erase all You can erase all record messages and a voice memo from the

You can erase all movie memos.

1YES

Record Message List, and can erase all videophone record
messages and movie memos from the Videophone Record
Message List.

1YES

Using Chara-den

You can perform the setting for sending a Chara-den image to the other
party.

≥See page 320 for Chara-den images.

Set by Call

You can set a Chara-den image to be sent to the other party for making a
videophone call.

Chara-den display/Chara-den List1l()

1

Enter the destination phone number and press l( ) to make a videophone
call.
≥When the other party’s phone number is stored in the Phonebook, you can

retrieve it selecting from the Search Phonebook display by pressing Bo.

≥You can search for the phone number also from Received Calls by pressing Co

or from Redial by pressing Vo.

Information

≥The priority order of substitute images to be sent to the other party is as follows:

“Setting by call” → “Setting for Phonebook entry” →“Group setting” → “Select image”.

Substitute Image

You can set a Chara-den image for “Substitute image” of “Select image”.

Chara-den display/Chara-den List/Chara-den Recording

1

display1i()1Substitute image

≥From the Chara-den List, you can set it also by pressing m().

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Chara-den Setup

You can perform settings for a Chara-den call. These settings are
effective only for during a videophone call.

During a Chara-den call1i()

1

1Chara-den setup1Do the following operations.

Item Operation/Explanation

Switch Chara-den 1Select a Chara-den image.

Action list You can display the list for actions that you can operate.

Change action You can switch the action mode between Whole Action Mode

Voice/Videophone Calls

At videophone

start-up

Whole Action

Mode

SW substitute img. You can switch a substitute image to be sent to the other party to

SW org. subst. img. You can switch a substitute image to be sent to the other party to

≥If you switch Chara-den images, the action mode switches to

Whole Action Mode.

≥Highlight an action and press Oo( ) to execute the action.

Press l( ) to check the details of the action.

≥You can displ ay the Action List also by pressing a.

( ) and Parts Action Mode ( ).
≥You can switch modes also by pressing l.

the still image set for “Pre-installed” of “Select image”.

the still image set for “Original” of “Select image”.

Useful Functions for Videophone Calls

Switch Images to be Sent

You can switch images to be sent to the other party from the substitute
image to the image through your camera.
See page 320 for Chara-den.

During a videophone call1m()

1

The image through your camera is sent to the other party.
While the image through your camera is being sent, “ ” is displayed.
≥Press m( ) again to switch from the image through your camera to the

substitute image.

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Information

≥The priority order of substitute images to be sent to the other party is as follows:

“Setting by call” → “Setting for Phonebook entry” → “Group setting” → “Select image”.
Note that “Setting for Phonebook entry” and “Group setting” are disabled when a
videophone call comes in without notifying the caller ID.

≥Even when you make a videophone call sending a substitute image, you are charged

for the digital communication.

Switch Image Display Positions

You can switch the display locations of the receiving image and the
sending image.

During a videophone call, press c().

1

≥Each time you press

c( ), the displays
switch.

c

+cc

+c

Zoom

At videophone start-up Wide

You can adjust the magnification for the camera image to be sent to the
other party. During a videophone call, the maximum magnification of the
camera is about 6.8 times.

During a videophone call

1

1Use No to adjust the magnification.

≥The former zoom setting returns when the videophone call ends.

Function Menu during Videophone Call

Function menu Operation/Explanation

CHG to voice call See page 53.

Photo light You can turn on the photo light when sending the camera image

At videophone

start-up

OFF

Talk on BT/Phone You can set whether to communicate through the FOMA phone

Send DTMF tone/

DTMF tone OFF

V.phone settings

(Visual preference)

to the other party.

1ON or OFF

or a Bluetooth device. (See page 400)

During a Chara-den call, you can switch to the DTMF
Transmission Mode that enables you to enter the data from the
numeric keys and to send DTMF (touch-tone signals). You can
operate it only during a Chara-den call.
≥“Send DTMF tone” is displayed when the mode is not DTMF

Transmission Mode and “DTMF tone OFF” is displayed in
DTMF Transmission Mode.

≥In DTMF Transmission Mode, you cannot operate the action of

Chara-den images.

≥The DTMF tone may not be received depending on the device

of a receiving end.

See page 76.

Function menu Operation/Explanation

V.phone settings
(Brightness)

At videophone

start-up

0

V.phone settings
(White balance)

At videophone

start-up

Automatic

V.phone settings
(Color mode set)

At videophone

start-up
Normal

V.phone settings
(Night mode)

At videophone

start-up

OFF

V.phone settings
(Focus)

At videophone

start-up

Landscape

Chara-den setup See page 74.

Backlight You can select whether to light the display constantly or light for

LCD AI See page 115.

Own number You can display your phone number.

Key guide

You can adjust the brightness of the camera image to be sent to
other party to -3 (dark) through +3 (bright).

1Brightness1Select a brightness level.

You can adjust the colors of the camera image to be sent to the
other party, to make the colors look more natural.

1White balance1Select an item.

Fine weather. . . . . . For talking outdoors in fine weather

Cloudy weather . . . For talking in cloudy weather or in the shade

Automatic . . . . . . . .For adjusting white balance automatically

Light bulb . . . . . . . . For talking under incandescent light

You can switch the color tone of the camera image to be sent to
the other party.

1Color mode set1Select a color tone.

You can lengthen the camera’s exposure time to make the
camera image to be sent clear in a dark place.

1Night mode1ON or OFF

You can set the focus for the camera during a videophone call.

1Focus1Close-up or Landscape

about 15 seconds after an operation.

1Constant light or 15 seconds light

You can display the guide of key operation during a videophone call.

Voice/Videophone Calls

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<Hands-free with Videophone>

Setting Videophone Hands-free

You can set whether to switch to Hands-free automatically for when a
videophone call starts.

m1Settings1Videophone1Hands-free w/ V. phone

1

1ON or OFF

≥See page 63 for the operation while Hands-free is activated and how to switch to

Hands-free.

<Visual Preference>

Setting Image Quality for Videophone Calls

You can set the quality of both the receiving image and sending image on

Voice/Videophone Calls

the display.

m1Settings1Videophone1Visual preference

1

1Select an image quality.

≥“Prefer motion spd” is effective for moving images. When there is little motion, the

quality becomes better if you set to “Prefer img qual”.

≥If you operate from the Function menu during a videophone call, the setting is

effective only for the current videophone call.

Information

≥If the radio wave conditions weaken during a videophone call, the image may appear

like a mosaic.

<Select Image>

Changing Image Displays for Videophone Calls

You can set an image to be sent to the other party.

m1Settings1Videophone1Select image

1

1Select an item.

On hold. . . . . Sets an image for during answer-hold (On hold).

Holding . . . . . Sets an image for while a call is on hold (Holding).

Substitute image

. . . . . . . . . . . . Sets a substitute image (still image or Chara-den) for when the

Record message

. . . . . . . . . . . . Sets an image while recording a record message.

Preparing . . . Sets an image for while playing back an answer message.
Movie memo

. . . . . . . . . . . . Sets an image for while recording a movie memo.

Select an image.

2

Pre-installed. . . For sending a pre-installed still image to the other party.

Original . . . . . . . For sending an appropriate message with a still image stored

Chara-den. . . . . For sending a Chara-den image selected by “Substitute image”.

≥Press l( ) to play back a demo to check the still image or Chara-den

image.

≥To change the setting of “Original” or “Chara-den”, press i( ), select

“Change setting”, then select a still image or Chara-den image. If you have
selected “Original”, select a still image after selecting a folder. See “Set display”
for settable still images.

Information

≥Even if you delete the still image selected from “Original”, that still image is displayed

to the other party. To change, set by “Change setting” or “Set display”.

camera is off.

using “Set display”.

(See page 73)
(Displayed only when “Substitute image” has been selected in
step 1.)

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Set by Call

You can set an image to be sent to the other party for making a
videophone call.

Enter a phone number

1

or

bring up the detailed display of a Phonebook entry,
redial item, dialed call record, or received call record.

i()1Select image1Chara-den

2

1Select a Chara-den image.

≥To cancel the setting by call, select “Release”.

<Voice Call Auto Redial>

Redialing as a Voice Call when a Videophone Call cannot be Connected

If a videophone call cannot be connected, it will be automatically redialed
as a voice call.

m1Settings1Videophone1Voice call auto redial

1

1ON or OFF

Information

≥The charges for calls once switched to voice calls are billed at the rates for the voice

calls.

≥Voice Call Auto Redial does not work when a videophone call cannot be connected

such as when the line is busy or the other party’s phone is in Public Mode (Drive
Mode). However, Voice Call Auto Redial works when you make a videophone call to a
phone that does not support the videophone function.

<Notify Switchable Mode>

Setting for Switching between a Voice Call and a Videophone Call

You can let the other party know that your FOMA phone can switch
between a voice call and videophone call.
This function is set to “Indication ON” at the time of contract. When
“Notify switchable mode” is set to “Indication ON”, the caller can switch
between the videophone call and voice call.

≥You cannot operate “Notify switchable mode” when you are out of the service area or

radio waves do not reach, or during a call.

m1Settings1Videophone1Notify switchable mode

1

1Do the following operations.

Item Operation/Explanation

Indication ON 1YES1OK

Indication OFF 1YES1OK

Check indication You can check the setting of the function.

<Videophone while Packet>

Selecting Response to Incoming Videophone Calls during i-mode

m1Settings1Incoming call1V-phone while packet

1

1Select an item.

V-phone priority

. . . Shows the Videophone Call Receiving display. When you answer the

videophone call, packet communication is disconnected.

Packet downld priority

. . . Rejects the videophone call and continues the communication.

V-phone answerphone

. . . Connects the incoming videophone call to the Voice Mail Service Center.

Call forwarding

. . . Forwards the incoming videophone call to the forwarding destination.

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Information

≥If you have not signed up for Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service, “Packet

downld priority” works even if you set to “V-phone answerphone” or “Call forwarding”.

Connecting FOMA Phone to External Devices to Use Videophone Function

You can operate your FOMA phone from an external device such as your
personal computer for making or receiving videophone calls by
connecting them using the FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01/02
(option).
To use this function, you need to install a videophone application
program on a dedicated external device or personal computer, and
further, you need to prepare equipment (commercial item) such as an
earphone/microphone or USB compatible web camera.

≥For operating environments for a videophone application program and how to set or

operate it, refer to the instruction manual or other literature for an external device.

Voice/Videophone Calls

≥You can use “ドコモテレビ電話ソフト (DoCoMo Videophone Software)” for the

application program that supports this function.
Download it from the DoCoMo Videophone Software web site.
(For details such as operating environment for the personal computers, refer to the
support web page.)

http://videophonesoft.nttdocomo.co.jp/ (Japanese only)

FOMA videophone
communication speed

※

64K or 32K

Base station

FOMA

network

※You cannot make a videophone call at

32 kbps communication speed.

Information

≥You cannot make a videophone call from the external device during a voice call.

Information

≥When you have signed up for Call Waiting Service, an incoming videophone call from

an external device during a voice call is recorded as a missed call in Received Calls.
The same applies for an incoming voice call, videophone call, and 64K data
communication during a videophone call from an external device.

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PushTalk

What is PushTalk? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Making a PushTalk Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Adding a Member during PushTalk Communication . . . . . . . . 82

Receiving a PushTalk Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Storing in PushTalk Phonebook

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Store in PushTalk Phonebook> 83

Making a PushTalk Call Using PushTalk Phonebook . . . . . . . 84

Deleting PushTalk Phonebook Entries

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Delete from PushTalk Phonebook> 85

Making Full Use of PushTalk Phonebook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85

Setting PushTalk Calling/Receiving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

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What is PushTalk?

You can communicate with multiple persons (up to five persons
including yourself); press the PushTalk key to access the PushTalk
Phonebook, select the persons you want to talk with, and press the
PushTalk key. You are charged a PushTalk communication fee each time
you press (talk) the PushTalk key.

≥For details on PushTalk or compatible models, refer to DoCoMo web page or “Mobile

Phone User’s Guide [Network Services]”.

■PushTalkPlus

This service enables you to have a PushTalk call with up to 20 persons including you.
You can use the shared Phonebook on the network, and can check the members for

PushTalk

their status, thus PushTalk becomes more useful.
※You need to subscribe separately.
≥For details such as how to operate, refer to the booklet which is supplied at

subscription.

※

Making a PushTalk Call

Enter the other party’s phone number

1

1p

When you are dialing, a confirmation tone for starting a
PushTalk call sounds for a few seconds, and then the
same ring tone as the voice (videophone) call sounds.
≥You can make a group call to multiple persons using

the PushTalk Phonebook. (See page 83 and page 84)

When the other party answers, talk

2

while pressing p.

When the other party answers, a confirmation tone for
starting communication sounds.
≥“ ” blinks during dialing and lights during

communication.

≥When you get the talker’s right, the talker’s right

obtained tone sounds. The other party hears your voice
only while you are pressing p and having the talker’s
right. When you release p, the talker’s right is
released, and a confirmation tone sounds.

≥You cannot get the talker’s right and an error tone

sounds even if you press p when another member has
it.

≥Press l( ) or press i( ) and select “Add member” to add a

member. Go to step 1 of “Adding a Member during PushTalk Communication” on
page 82.

Press h to end the communication after talking.

3

A tone to notify the disconnection of communication sounds at the other end.

≥When you talk with your FOMA phone closed, press h after you open it.
≥When the call you made is a group call, the PushTalk communication itself

continues even if you press h, and the icon indicating that you are not
participating appears on each member’s display and a confirmation tone sounds.
However, when all the members exit, the PushTalk communication itself ends.

Information

≥The talker is charged a communication fee from when he/she presses .p and the

talker’s right obtained tone sounds.

≥You cannot make emergency calls at 110/119/118 from PushTalk.
≥The duration you can talk per talker’s right is limited. The talker’s right release notice

tone sounds before the limited time arrives, and the talker’s right is released. In
addition, the PushTalk communication itself ends when no one gets the talker’s right
in a certain period of time.

≥Just after purchase, Hands-free is automatically activated by “Hands-free w/

PushTalk”. (See page 86) However, Hands-free is deactivated during Manner Mode
regardless of “Hands-free w/ PushTalk”.

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Information

≥The FOMA phone works according to “Setting when closed” if you close it during

communication. You can set also by pressing +i( ) and selecting “Set. when
closed”. (See page 67)

≥Whether to notify others of your phone number when you make PushTalk calls follows

the setting for “Activate” of “Caller ID notification” (see page 46). However, when you
set “Notify caller ID” from the Function menu for dialing, or when “Notify”/“Not notify” is
displayed in the detailed Redial/Dialed Call/Received Call display, each of those
settings will work.

≥When you make a PushTalk call with your phone number notified, your phone

number as well as all members’ phone numbers are notified to all members including
added members. When you make a PushTalk call without notifying your phone
number, “User unset” appears in the caller’s and member’s fields on the displays of all
the members including added members. Your phone number is very important
information, so take the utmost care to notify others of it.

≥If you make a PushTalk call during i-mode communication, the i-mode communication

is disconnected.

≥You cannot use PushTalk by Number B of 2in1.

Making/Receiving a PushTalk group call

You can use the PushTalk Phonebook or Redial/Dialed Calls/Received Calls to
communicate with multiple members.
While making or receiving a PushTalk group call, the group name and the members in
the group are displayed. Press No to confirm other members. When a call is received
with the other party’s phone number not provided, “User unset” is displayed.

Re-participating or participating midway in PushTalk
communication

Use Redial/Dialed Calls/Received Calls to make a PushTalk call while the PushTalk
communication continues among other members.
≥If the PushTalk communication has already been finished, your call is dialed as a new

PushTalk call.

■Display while dialing/communicating

1The phone number of the member who has the talker’s

right is displayed, and the state of the talker’s right is
displayed in color of the round icon at the upper left.
When the name of that member, phone number, and
image are stored in the Phonebook, his/her name and
image are displayed. However, when you cannot receive
a member’s information correctly, “?” is displayed.

Color of the

round icon at the

upper left

Blue Calling

Green You can get the talker’s right.
Blinking in green You have the talker’s right.
Blinking in yellow Another member has the talker’s right.

Blinking in green

and red

2The state of members is shown by icons during dialing or communicating.

(Characters other than shown below might appear.)

Icon State of members

※

Displayed only for the PushTalk communication among three or more members.

3The number of times you have got the talker’s right is the total of the number of “ ”

and the number shown in “ ”. When 999 times are exceeded, the counting is reset
to 0.

The talker’s right will be released automatically in a few seconds
because it has long been retained (A release notice tone
sounds).

※

Calling

Has participated in the PushTalk call.

Does not answer, has ended the PushTalk call, out of the service

※

area, or the power is off.

※

Has activated Public Mode (Drive Mode).

State of the talker’s rights

1

2

3

During group

communication

PushTalk

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Adding a Member during PushTalk Communication

You can make a PushTalk call to another member during PushTalk
communication and add that member to the communication.
You can add a person to the members by accessing the PushTalk
Phonebook, Phonebook, or Dialed Calls/Received Calls, or by directly
entering a phone number.
You can add up to five members (including yourself), and can repeat
adding up to that number.

≥Members can be added from the calling end only.
≥You can add even the members who use the PushTalk compatible models which do

PushTalk

not have this function.

≥If you have already made a call to four members, you cannot add a new member

though you can call up a member who has exited the call again.

≥The added members are not stored in Redial/Dialed Calls.

During PushTalk communication1l()

1

1Do the following operations.

Item Operation/Explanation

View PushTalk PB You can call up a PushTalk Phonebook entry to make a PushTalk

View phonebook You can call up a Phonebook entry to make a PushTalk call.

Direct input You can enter a phone number to make a PushTalk call.

View call records You can call up Dialed Calls/Received Calls to make a PushTalk

Information

≥The caller cannot add members if he/she uses a PushTalk compatible model which

does not have this function.

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call. (See page 84)
Instead of pressingp, press l( ) to call.
≥Press c to switch between the PushTalk Phonebook List and

PushTalk Group List.

1Call up a Phonebook entry1Highlight a phone number

and press l().

1Enter a phone number1l()

call.

1Dialed calls or Received calls1Select a record
1Select a phone number1l()

Information

≥For a member who uses a PushTalk compatible model which does not have this

function, the members added during PushTalk communication are not shown and a
confirmation tone does not sound.

Receiving a PushTalk Call

When a PushTalk call comes in,

1

“PushTalk call” is displayed, the ring
tone sounds, and the Call/Charging
indicator flickers.

≥“PushTalk group call” is displayed for an incoming

group call.

≥To reject a call, press i( ) during ringing and

select “Call rejection”. You can reject the call also by
pressing h.

Press p to answer a PushTalk call

2

1Talk while pressing p.

≥You can answer also by pressing d or Oo()

instead of pressing p. You can answer also by
pressing p with the FOMA phone closed.

≥When you get talker’s right, the talker’s right obtained

tone is played back. The other party hears your voice
only while you are pressing p and having the talker’s
right. When you release p, the talker’s right is released
and a confirmation tone sounds.

≥You cannot get the talker’s right and an error tone

sounds, even if you press p when another member
has it.

≥“Setting when opened” and “Record message setting” become invalid.

Press h to end the communication after talking.

3

A tone for confirming the end of communication sounds at the other end.

≥When you talk with your FOMA phone closed, press h after you open it.
≥When the call you received is a group call, the PushTalk communication itself

continues even if you press h, and the icon indicating that you are not
participating appears on each member’s display and a confirmation tone sounds.
However, when all the members exit, the PushTalk communication itself ends.

Information

≥The talker is charged a communication fee from when he/she presses .p and the

talker’s right obtained tone sounds.

≥The duration you can talk per talker’s right is limited. The talker’s right release notice

tone sounds before the limited time arrives, and the talker’s right is released. In
addition, the PushTalk communication itself ends when no one gets the talker’s right
in a certain period of time.

≥Just after purchase, Hands-free is automatically activated by “Hands-free w/

PushTalk”. (See page 86) However, Hands-free is deactivated during Manner Mode
regardless of “Hands-free w/ PushTalk”.

≥The FOMA phone works according to “Setting when closed” if you close it during

communication. You can set also by pressing +i( ) and selecting “Set. when
closed”. (See page 67)

≥You cannot use “On hold” or “Holding” function for PushTalk.
≥A PushTalk call that comes in during a voice call, a PushTalk call that comes in during

Public Mode (Drive Mode), and a voice call (when “PushTalk arrival act” is set to other
than “Answer”), a videophone call, data communication, or a PushTalk call that
comes in during PushTalk communication are recorded as missed calls in Received
Calls.

≥A PushTalk call that comes in during a videophone call or during data communication

does not work and is not recorded in Received Calls.

≥After you finish PushTalk communication or when you cannot answer to a PushTalk

call, you can use a received call record to make a PushTalk call and to re-participate
or participate midway in the communication so long as the PushTalk communication
continues among other members. If the PushTalk communication among other
members has already been finished, your call is dialed as a new PushTalk call.

≥When a caller adds members during PushTalk communication, the added members

are not stored in Received Calls.

≥See page 87 for how to respond to the PushTalk call during i-mode communication.

Information

≥When the caller is defined as the one to be rejected, the call is rejected. The setting of

call rejection applies to the setting for both voice calls and videophone calls.

≥When a PushTalk call comes in during Lock All or Omakase Lock, “ ” appears

after the lock is released.

<Store in PushTalk Phonebook>

Storing in PushTalk Phonebook

From the items stored in a FOMA phone’s Phonebook entry, you need to
store a name (reading) and a phone number in the PushTalk Phonebook.
You can store up to 1,000 entries in the PushTalk Phonebook.

p1m()

1

1Do the following operations.

≥You can store also by selecting <New>.
≥If you store multiple phone numbers from a Phonebook

entry, the phone number previously stored in the
PushTalk Phonebook is overwritten.

Item Operation/Explanation

View phonebook You can access an entry already stored in the FOMA phone’s

Direct input You can store the entry in the PushTalk Phonebook after storing it

Phonebook and store it in the PushTalk Phonebook.

1Call up a Phonebook entry1Select a phone number
1YES

in the FOMA phone’s Phonebook.

1Phone1Select a storing method.

New . . . Go to step 2 on page 91.
Add . . .Go to step 3 on page 94.

≥When multiple phone numbers are stored in a Phonebook

entry, press l( ) and select the phone number you
want to store in the PushTalk Phonebook. The “★” mark is
added to the phone number that has already been stored in the
PushTalk Phonebook.

PushTalk

Phonebook List

PushTalk

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Item Operation/Explanation

View call records You can access a dialed call record or received call record to

Information

≥In the PushTalk Phonebook, you cannot store the Phonebook entries set to B by

Phonebook 2in1 Setting.

PushTalk

Store in Group

You can store PushTalk Phonebook entries in groups. You can store up
to 19 members per group and create up to 10 groups.

store it in the PushTalk Phonebook. You cannot store in the
PushTalk Phonebook from the dialed/received call record of the
party who is not stored in the FOMA phone’s Phonebook.

1Dialed calls or Received calls1Select a record
1Select a phone number1YES

PushTalk Phonebook List1c()

1

≥Press c( ) to show the PushTalk Phonebook

List.

PushTalk Group List

Select a group1m

2

1Put a check mark for members to be stored

()

1l()

≥You can store also by

selecting <Edit group
members> from the Group
Member List.

Group Member List Group Member

Selection display

Function Menu of the Group Member Selection Display

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Members to store You can display only members applied with a check mark.

Search 1Select a search method.

≥Press Oo( ) to store the members to the group.

Reading? . . . See page 95.

Group? . . . . .See page 95.

1Select a member.

You can display the Group Member Selection display with the
searched members selected.

Making a PushTalk Call Using PushTalk Phonebook

You can make a group call to up to four members using the PushTalk
Phonebook or PushTalk group.

PushTalk Phonebook List

1

1Put a check mark for members you

want to make a call to

1p or l()

≥Press c( ) to show the PushTalk Group List.
≥When you do not check any members, the call is made

to the highlighted member.

Make a Call from PushTalk Group

PushTalk Group List1Select a group.

1

≥Select a group and press p or l( ) to make a

call to all the members in the group.

≥Press c( ) to show the PushTalk Phonebook

List.

PushTalk

Phonebook List

PushTalk Group List

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Put a check mark for members you

2

want to make a call to

1p or l()

≥When you do not check any members, the call is made

to the highlighted member.

Information

≥When five or more members are stored in a group, you cannot make a call to all the

members by selecting the group.

<Delete from PushTalk Phonebook>

Group Member List

Deleting PushTalk Phonebook Entries

PushTalk Phonebook List1i()

1

1DEL from P-Talk PB1Do the following operations.

Item Operation/Explanation

Delete this 1Select a deleting method.

Delete all 1Enter your Terminal Security Code1YES

Delete from PushTalk Group

PushTalk Group List1i()1DEL from PT group

1

1YES

DEL from P-Talk PB

. . . Deletes an entry in the PushTalk Phonebook only. Does not

delete the entry in the FOMA phone’s Phonebook.

DEL from all PBs

. . . Deletes an entry in both the PushTalk Phonebook and

FOMA phone’s Phonebook.

1YES

≥The FOMA phone’s Phonebook entries are not deleted.

Delete Group Members

Group Member List1i()1DEL group members

1

1Do the following operations.

Item Operation/Explanation

Delete this 1YES

Delete all 1Enter your Terminal Security Code1YES

Information

≥Even when you delete PushTalk groups or group members, the PushTalk Phonebook

entries and FOMA phone’s Phonebook entries are not deleted.

Making Full Use of PushTalk Phonebook

Function Menu of the PushTalk Phonebook List/PushTalk
Group List/Group Member List

Function menu Operation/Explanation

Members to call When the PushTalk Phonebook List or Group Member List is

Search PushTalk
PB

[Phonebook List only]

displayed, you can display the checked members only.

≥Press p or Oo( ) to make a PushTalk call.
≥Press i( ) to select “Notify caller ID” and then you can

select whether to notify your phone number. When “Cancel
prefix” is selected, the FOMA phone works according to the
setting by “Caller ID notification”.

1Select a search method.

Reading? . . . See page 95.

Group? . . . . . See page 95.

1Select a member.

You can display the PushTalk Phonebook List with the searched
members selected.

PushTalk

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Function menu Operation/Explanation

Store in P-Talk PB

[Phonebook List only]

DEL from P-Talk PB

[Phonebook List only]

Edit group members

[Group List/Member
List]

Edit group name

[Group List only]

PushTalk

DEL from PT group

[Group List only]

DEL group
members

[Member List only]

Auto answer set. See page 86.

Ring time setting See page 86.

Hands-Free See page 86.

Set. when closed See page 67.

i-mode arrival act See page 87.

P-Talk arrival act See page 86.

Network connection You can connect to the network to use PushTalkPlus. This is

See page 83.

See page 85.

You can edit the members in the group.
Go to step 2 on page 84.

1Enter a group name.

≥You can enter up to 16 full-pitch/32 half-pitch characters.

See page 85.

See page 85.

available only when you have singed up for PushTalkPlus.
(See page 80)

Setting PushTalk Calling/Receiving

m1Settings1PushTalk1Do the following operations.

1

Item Operation/Explanation

Auto answer setting

Ring time setting 1Enter a ring time (seconds).

Hands-free w/
PushTalk

PushTalk arrival act 1Select an item.

1Select an item.

ON . . . . . Automatically answers immediately after receiving

regardless of “Ring time setting”.

OFF . . . . Does not answer autom atically.

≥Enter two digits from “01” through “60”.
≥“Disconnected” is displayed at the other end after the ring time

has elapsed.

You can set whether to hear the other party’s voice from the
speaker or from the earpiece for when PushTalk communication
starts.

1ON or OFF

≥See page 63 for how the FOMA phone works while Hands-free

is activated and how to switch to Hands-free during
communication.

Voice mail . . . . . . . Connects an incoming voice call to the

Call forwarding . . . Forwards an incoming voice call to the

Call rejection . . . . . Rejects an incoming voice call and does not

Answer . . . . . . . . . . Shows the Voice Call Receiving display.

Voice Mail Service Center.

forwarding destination.

answer.

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Information

<Auto answer setting>

≥When you set to “ON”, calls are automatically answered even when the FOMA phone

is closed regardless of “Setting when closed”.

≥When you set to “ON”, calls are automatically answered after switching to Hands-free

regardless of “Hands-free w/ PushTalk”. However, the FOMA phone works according
to the setting of “Hands-free w/ PushTalk” if you open the FOMA phone after you
answer a call with the FOMA phone closed.

≥When you set to “ON”, the ring tone, vibrator, Call/Charging indicator, and backlight

do not work. Calls are not automatically answered during Manner Mode.

<PushTalk arrival act>

≥If you press -h for an incoming voice call while “Answer” is set, the Call Receiving

display appears after you finish the PushTalk communication, and then you can
answer the voice call. To continue the PushTalk communication, press +i()
and select “Call rejection”, “Call forwarding”, or “Voice mail”.

i-mode Arrival Act

You can set whether to show the PushTalk Call Receiving display for
when a PushTalk call comes in during i-mode communication.

i1

1

i-mode settings1i-mode arrival act1Select an item.

PushTalk preferred . . .Ends i-mode communication and brings up the PushTalk

i-mode preferred . . . . . Rejects receiving a PushTalk call and continues i-mode

Call Receiving display.

communication. The call is not recorded in Received
Calls.

PushTalk

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Phonebook

Phonebooks Available for FOMA Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Storing Phonebook Entries. . . . . . . . . . . <Add to Phonebook> 90

Storing Displayed Phone Number/Mail Address in Phonebook 94

Setting Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Group Setting> 95

Dialing from Phonebooks . . . . . . . . . . . . <Search Phonebook> 95

Editing Phonebook Entries . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Edit Phonebook> 97

Deleting Phonebook Entries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Delete Data> 97

Checking Number of Phonebook Entries

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<No. of Phonebook> 98

Making Full Use of Phonebooks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

Making a Call with a Few Touches . . . . . . . . <Two-touch Dial> 100

Accessing Phonebook Entries by Voice . . . . . . . <Voice Dial> 101

Saving (Restoring/Updating) Phonebook to Data Storage Center

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<Data Security Service> 103

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Phonebooks Available for FOMA Phone

You can use two types of Phonebook, namely the Phonebook in the
FOMA phone itself, and the Phonebook on the UIM.
Use them fully for Phonebook management.

FOMA phone UIM

Number of entries 1,000 entries 50 entries

Phonebook

Name (Reading)

Group 19 groups 10 groups

Phone number 4 phone numbers 1 phone number

Phone number icon

Mail address 3 mail addresses 1 mail address

Mail address icon

Address

Basic item

Birthday

Memo

Image 100 images

Memory No. From 000 to 999

Ring tone

Vibrator

Contents of Phonebook

Illumination

Picture

Chara-den 100 Chara-den

Mail ring tone

Setting item

Mail vibrator

Mail illumination

Answer message

○○

○×

○×
○×
○×
○×

○
○
○
○

images

○
○
○
○

FOMA phone UIM

Restrict dialing

Call rejection

Call acceptance

Call forwarding

Restrictions

Voice mail

Secret code

Storage in Secret Mode or

Contents of Phonebook

Secret Data Only

Name

Ring tone

Vibrator

Illumination

Picture

Chara-den

Mail ring tone

×
×

×

Contents of Group

Mail vibrator

Mail illumination

Answer message

○: Can be stored. ×: Cannot be stored.
≥You can set your UIM into another FOMA phone and use the UIM Phonebook entries.

<Add to Phonebook>

Storing Phonebook Entries

○×

○×

○×

○○

○×

You can store Phonebook entries in the FOMA phone (Phone) or on the
UIM.

Xo(for at least one second)1Phone or UIM

1

The Edit Name display appears. Go to step 2 and enter a name.

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Do the following

2

operations.

≥You can press No to switch

between the “Basic item” tab and
“Settings” tab for the FOMA
phone’s Phonebook.

For the FOMA phone For the UIM

Item Operation/Explanation

Name You can enter the name of the person or company in kanji,

Reading You can enter the reading in half-pitch katakana, alphabetic

hiragana, katakana, alphabetic characters, or numerals.

1Enter a name.

≥

For the FOMA phone, you can enter up to 16 full-pitch/32 half- pitch
characters. You can enter pictographs and symbols as well.

≥

For the UIM, you can enter up to 10 full-pitch characters/21
half-pitch alphanumeric characters. (Half-pitch katakana characters
cannot be entered.) When the entry contains both full-pitch and
half-pitch characters, you can store up to 10 characters from the
beginning regardless of full-pitch or half-pitch characters.

characters, or numerals.

1Enter a reading.

≥For the FOMA phone, you can enter up to 32 half-pitch

characters. You can enter half-pitch symbols as well.

≥

For the UIM, you can enter up to 12 full-pitch characters/25
half-pitch alphanumeric characters. (Half-pitch katakana characters
cannot be entered.) When the entry contains both full-pitch and
half-pitch characters, you can store up to 12 characters from the
beginning regardless of full-pitch or half-pitch characters.

≥If the displayed reading is acceptable, you do not need to edit it.

However, depending on the characters entered for names or
entering method, they are not reflected in the reading.

≥

If you enter “ゎ (reduced size)” or “ヮ(reduced size)” for a name,
“ワ (half-pitch, regular size)” (for the FOMA phone) and “ワ
(regular size)” (for the UIM) are displayed in the reading field.

Item Operation/Explanation

Group In the FOMA phone, 19 groups are available.

Phone number You can store up to four phone numbers per Phonebook entry in

On the UIM, 10 groups are available.

1Select a group.

≥When the storage is completed with no group selected, the

Phonebook entry is stored in “No setting”.

the FOMA phone. You can set an icon for each phone number to
categorize mobile phone numbers, office phone numbers, and so
on.
You can store only one phone number per Phonebook entry on
the UIM.

1Enter a phone number.

≥Enter from the city code for the phone numbers.
≥You can enter up to 26 digits. However, you can enter up to 20

digits for blue UIMs.

≥Press and hold a for at least one second to insert a pause

(p) into the phone number you store. However, you cannot
insert the pause (p) to the beginning of phone number or insert
it consecutively. The pause (p) inserted to the end of phone
number is not stored.

≥If you insert “:” in the middle of a phone number, you cannot

make a call. However, the phone number is recorded in Redial
or Dialed Calls.

≥You can store the phone number which includes “#” such as

that for information service as well.

1Select an icon.

≥If you have stored a phone number in the FOMA phone,

another “ <Phone number>” will appear in the
Add-to-Phonebook display. To store another phone number,
select “ <Phone number>”.

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Phonebook

Item Operation/Explanation

Mail address You can store up to three mail addresses per Phonebook entry in

Phonebook

Address 1Enter a ZIP code1Enter a postal address.

Birthday 1Enter a birthday.

Memo 1Enter a memo.

the FOMA phone. You can set an icon for each mail address to
categorize mobile phone addresses, home addresses, and so on.
You can store only one mail address per Phonebook entry on the
UIM.

1Enter a mail address.

≥The mail address can consist of up to 50 half-pitch alphabets,

numerals or symbol characters.

≥When the mail address is “phone [e-mail]”,

store the phone number only.

≥For the FOMA phone, you can set a secret code as well. (See

page 100)

1Select an icon.

≥If you have stored a mail address in the FOMA phone, another

“ <Mail address>” will appear in the Add-to-Phonebook
display. To store another mail address, select “ <Mail
address>”.

≥You can enter up to 7 digits for the zip code.
≥You can enter up to 50 full-pitch/100 half-pitch characters for the

postal address. Further, you can enter pictographs as well.

≥You cannot enter “〒” or “-” (hyphen) in the zip code.

≥You can enter the birthday from January 1, 1800 through

December 31, 2099.

≥You can enter up to 100 full-pitch/200 half-pitch characters.

Further, you can enter pictographs as well.

Item Operation/Explanation

Image The stored still image is displayed when you call up the

Memory No. 1Enter a memory number.

Ring tone You can set a ring tone for when a voice call or videophone call

Phonebook entry.

1Select an item.

Select image . . . You can store a still image in Data Box.
Shoot image . . . You can store the shot still image.

≥To release the stored still image, select “Release image”.
≥The size of a still image you can store is Stand-by (480 x 854) or

smaller and up to 300 Kbytes in JPEG format or GIF format.

≥If you store a still image larger than 72 x 54 dots, it is displayed

shrunk on the detailed Phonebook display.

≥If you store a still image larger than 240 x 180 dots, it is

displayed shrunk on the Call Receiving display.

≥When “Disp. PH-book image” is set to “ON”, the stored still

image is displayed for an incoming call. However, when another
image is stored in the “Picture” field, that image is preferentially
displayed for the incoming call.

≥Enter a three-digit number of “000” through “999”.
≥The lowest empty memory number “010” through “999” is

entered in advance.
If “010” through “999” are all occupied, the lowest empty
memory number from “000” through “009” is entered.

comes in from the person stored in the Phonebook.

1Select ring tone

Go to step 2 on page 106.
≥To release the stored ring tone, select “Release ring tone”.

Perform step 2 through step 3 on page 148.

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Item Operation/Explanation

Vibrator You can set a vibration pattern for when a voice call or

Illumination You can set an illumination color for when a voice call or

Picture You can set an image to be displayed for when a call comes in

Chara-den The stored Chara-den image is displayed as a substitute image

Mail ring tone You can set a ring tone for when a mail message comes in from

Mail vibrator You can set a vibration pattern for when a mail message comes

videophone call comes in from the person stored in the
Phonebook.

1Select vibrator1Select a vibration pattern.

≥To release the stored vibrator, select “Release vibrator”.

videophone call comes in from the person stored in the
Phonebook.

1Select illumination1Select a color.

≥To release the stored illumination, select “Release illumination”.

from the person stored in the Phonebook.

1Select picture1Select a type of image1Select a folder
1Select an image.

≥To release the stored image, select “Release picture”.

for videophone calls with the person stored in the Phonebook.

1Select Chara-den1Select a Chara-den image.

≥To release the stored Chara-den image, select “Release

Chara-den”.

the person stored in the Phonebook.

1Select ring tone

Go to step 2 on page 106.
≥To release the stored mail ring tone, select “Release ring tone”.

in from the person stored in the Phonebook.

1Select vibrator1Select a vibration pattern.

≥To release the stored mail vibrator, select “Release vibrator”.

Item Operation/Explanation

Mail illumination You can set an illumination color for when a mail message comes

Answer

message

in from the person stored in the Phonebook.

1Select illumination1Select a color.

≥To release the stored mail illumination, select “Release

illumination”.

You can set an answer message for Record Message by
Phonebook entry.

1Select answer message1Select an answer message.

≥To release the stored answer message, select “Release answer

message”.

Press l().

3

≥If you have not entered any name, “ ” is not displayed and you cannot store

the entry.

Phonebook entries while editing

When the low battery alarm sounds

The Phonebook entry you are editing is saved automatically. The confirmation display
appears asking whether to resume editing when you continue editing after charging the
battery or when you operate step 1 on page 90 and select the storage location for the
interrupted Phonebook entry after changing to a charged battery.

Recall. . . . You can resume editing the Phonebook entry.

New . . . . . You can edit a new Phonebook entry. In this case, the interrupted data is

retained. If you execute “Add to phonebook” after storing the new Phonebook
entry, the confirmation display appears again.

≥Only the most recently interrupted entry is retained.
≥If you resume editing the data but then cancel editing without storing it, that data will be

abandoned. Once you recall the data, be sure to store it.

If you receive a call or mail

You can respond it leaving the edited data as it is, thanks to the Multitask function.
To return to the Phonebook Edit display, press and hold _ for at least one second to
switch the menu. You can return to the Phonebook Edit display also by ending the call or
mail function.

Phonebook

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Storing Displayed Phone Number/Mail Address in Phonebook

You can store the displayed or selected phone number, mail address,
and still image in the FOMA phone’s or UIM’s Phonebook.

While a phone number is entered Phone number
While a redial item, dialed call record, or received call
record is displayed
While Sent Address or Received Address is displayed Phone number/Mail address
While a site or screen memo is displayed Phone number/Mail address
While the text of Message R/F or mail is displayed Phone number/Mail address
While the data scanned by Bar Code Reader or Text
Reader is displayed

Phonebook

While a ToruCa file is displayed Phone number/Mail address
While the Still Image List or a still image is displayed Still image

Bring up/Select an item to be stored1i()

1

1Add to phonebook

≥To store the address of the sender (or of another recipient of simultaneous mail)

of the received mail or the destination address of the sent mail into the
Phonebook, select “Store address”.
When the addresses of the sender and anothe r recipient of simultaneous mail are
found or the multiple destination addresses are found, the display for selecting an
address appears. Use Bo to select the mail address or phone number you want
to store.

≥To store the results scanned by Text Reader in a Phonebook entry, select “Store

phone No.” or “Store mail add.”.

≥To store a still image in the Phonebook, select “Phonebook” from “Set display”.
≥When “Add to phonebook” is displayed on the Scanned Code Result display for

Bar Code Reader, select “Add to phonebook”; then other information in the
scanned code besides the phone number or mail address is entered into each
field.

Operation Storable items

Phone number

Phone number/Mail address

Phone or UIM1Select a storing method.

2

New . . . Go to step 2 on page 91.
Add . . . Adds data to the existing Phonebook entry. When storing data on the

UIM, “Overwrite” is displayed.

Select a search method1Search the Phonebook

3

1Select a Phonebook entry to be stored1Oo()

The phone number or mail
address is entered
automatically.
≥See step 2 on page 91 to

edit other items in the
Phonebook entry.

≥When you store into the

FOMA phone’s
Phonebook, you can
remain the original entry
and store a new entry into a
different location by changing the memory number.

l()1YES

4

≥If you store the entry in the UIM Phonebook, select “Overwrite” to overwrite the

original entry, or select “Add” to store it as a new entry.

Information

≥The Phonebook entry does not store the information of “Notify caller ID” included in

Redial/Dialed Calls. To set Caller ID Notification, add “186”/“184” to the phone
number and store it.

≥Characters that cannot be stored may be replaced by spaces or deleted, and then

stored.

≥You may not be able to store the information from some sites into the Phonebook.

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<Group Setting>

Setting Groups

You can utilize the Phonebook by sorting the entries by group such as
“Company” or “Friend”, or by your interest such as “Baseball” or
“Ceramic art”. You can set a ring tone, vibration pattern, or illumination
by group.

m1Phonebook1Group setting

1

≥The groups on the UIM are indicated by “ ”.
≥To reset the group names and respective settings by group, which have already

been stored, press i( ), select “Reset group”, and then select “YES”.

Highlight a group and press l()

2

1Select an item to be set1Set the contents.

≥When you select “ Group name”, enter a group name. You can store up to 10

full-pitch/21 half-pitch characters. However, you can store only up to 10
characters (regardless of full-pitch or half-pitch characters) when you enter both
full-pitch and half-pitch characters for a UIM group name.

≥See step 2 on page 91 for the operations of the other items. However, you cannot

set for groups on the UIM.

≥Select a stored group, or press i( ) and select “Check setting” to check

its settings. However, you cannot check the settings of the groups on the UIM.

Press l().

3

<Search Phonebook>

Dialing from Phonebooks

You can retrieve stored Phonebook entries by eight search methods.

Xo1Do the following operations.

1

≥The display for the same search method as the

previous one appears once you have carried out a
search. Press r to show the Search Phonebook
display.

Search Phonebook

display

Item Operation/Explanation

All? You can bring up all Phonebook entries.

Reading? You can enter the reading of the other party’s name from the first

Group?

Memory No.?

[FOMA phone only]

Name? You can enter the other party’s name from the first character and

≥

The tabs appear on the top of the Phonebook List. (See page 96)

character and search. You do not need to enter the full reading.

1Enter a part of the reading1Bo

≥

The tabs appear on the top of the Phonebook List. (See page 96)

You can bring up Phonebook entries stored in the specified group.

1Select a group.

≥

The tabs appear on the top of the Phonebook List. (See page 96)

≥If you press i( ) on the Group List, the Function menu

for “Group setting” is displayed.

You can search for the entry by the memory number assigned
when it was stored in the Phonebook.

1Enter the memory number.

≥Enter from “000” through “999” in three digits.
≥The tabs appear on the top of the Phonebook List.

(See page 96)

≥From the Stand-by display, you can press d and then press

Bo to display the Memory No. Dial display. From there you can

make a voice call by entering the memory number of the phone
number.

search. You do not need to enter the full name.

1Enter a part of the name1Bo

Phonebook

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Item Operation/Explanation

Phone number? You can enter a part of the other party’s phone number and

Mail address? You can enter a part of the other party’s mail address and search.

2-touch dial?

[FOMA phone only]

Phonebook

search. You can search for the entry even from the middle of
phone number.

1Enter a part of the phone number1Bo

≥You can display the Phonebook List also by entering a part of

the phone number from the Stand-by display or the “Talking”
display, and pressing Bo.

You can search for the entry even from the middle of mail
address.

1Enter a part of the mail address1Bo

You can bring up the list of Phonebook entries in memory number
000 through 009.
≥Phonebook entries not yet stored or being set with secret are

displayed as <−−−>.

Select an entry1d or Oo()

2

≥When the entry contains multiple phone numbers, or when you searched by “Mail

address?”, press Mo from the detailed display to select a phone number.

≥You can make a videophone call by pressing l( ) or PushTalk call by

pressing p.

Information

≥In a search method other than “Group?” and “2-touch dial?”, enter nothing and press

+Bo; then you can search all through the Phonebook.

≥When no Phonebook entry is found that matches the condition you entered by

“Reading?” or “Memory No.?”, the entry that is the closest to the condition is
displayed.

Search order

The Phonebook entries are searched in the order of readings you entered for storing, as
follows:
“Space at the beginning of the reading” → “Japanese syllabary (

→

“Alphabet (A, a, B, b, ...Z, z)” → “Numerals (0 through 9)” → “Symbols” → “No reading”.
For “All?” and “Reading?”, searching is done in the following order:
“Japanese syllabary (
at the beginning of the reading” → “Numerals (0 through 9)” → “Symbols” → “No reading”.

※The Memory No. Search searches in the order of the memory numbers.

ア、イ、ウ、エ、オ、...ン

)” → “Alphabet (A, a, B, b, ...Z, z)” → “Space

ア、イ、ウ、エ、オ、...ン

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About Phonebook List

When you search from “All?”, “Reading?”, “Group?”, or
“Memory No.?”, the tabs appear on the top of the Phonebook
List. With “All?” and “Reading?”, the entries are sorted by every
column of reading, with “Memory No.?” by every 100 of the
memory number, and with “Group?” by every group.
Press No to display the Phonebook entries in the tab at left or
right. However, when there are 12 or more Phonebook entries
in a tab, pressing m(), c(), or <> brings up the previous or next
page.
≥After you search by “Reading?”, you can move the cursor to the “ア” through “ワ”, “英”,

and “他” tab by pressing each numeric key from the List. When you successively press
the same numeric key, you can move the cursor within the same column.
<Example>Press 5 to display the “ナ” tab. Each time you press 5, the cursor

≥After you search by “Group?”, you can move the cursor to the top of each column in the

tab by pressing each numeric key from the List. When you successively press the
same numeric key, you can move the cursor within the same column.
<Example>Press 5 to move the cursor to the top of the “ナ” column. Each time you

≥After you search by “Memory No.?”, you can move the cursor to the “000~” to “900~”

tab by pressing each numeric key from the List.
<Example>Press 5 to move the cursor to the “500~” tab.

≥You can make a voice call to the phone number stored for the name highlighted on the

Phonebook List, by pressing d. Also, press l( ) to make a videophone call
and press p to make a PushTalk call. When multiple phone numbers are stored for
the name, the one stored first will be dialed.

≥“ ” appears for the Phonebook entries set to A by Phonebook 2in1 Setting, “ ”

appears for the Phonebook entries set to B, and “ ” appears for the Phonebook
entries set to common data. (Only in Dual Mode)

)”

moves to the top of “ニ” “ヌ” and so on.

press 5, the cursor moves to the top of “ニ” “ヌ” and so on.

Phonebook List

About the detailed display

Use No to highlight a tab, then the detailed contents are displayed.
≥For the Phonebook entry stored

on the UIM, “ ” is displayed on
the memory number field.

≥When Notify Caller ID is set to

“Notify caller”, “ ” appears,
and when set to “Don’t notify”,
“ ” appears.

≥Under the still image, “ ”

appears for the Phonebook
entries set to A by Phonebook
2in1 Setting, “ ” appears for
the Phonebook entries set to B,
and “ ” appears for the
Phonebook entries set to
common data. (Only in Dual
Mode)

≥When a Phonebook entry contains the setting for Multi Number or Chaku-moji, the set

contents are displayed in the Item List/Phone Number display.

Item list

The first stored phone number, mail address, postal address, birthday, and memo are
displayed.

Phone number

Mail address

≥When you select the item, you can compose an i-mode mail message with that mail

address entered into the address field.

Personal information

≥When you select a postal address, memo, or still image, the full display appears. Press

Oo() or r to return to the former display.

Settings

≥When you select each item, a demo is played back.

Press Oo() or r to end the demo.

Group
Reading

Name

Detailed Phonebook

display (Item List)

Memory No.

Still image

Notify caller ID

<Edit Phonebook>

Editing Phonebook Entries

Detailed Phonebook display1m()

1

1Select an item to be edited1Edit the contents.

≥See step 2 on page 91 for how to edit the Phonebook entry.
≥Even if you edit the Phonebook entry in the FOMA phone (Phone), you can

remain the original contents in the original location and store the edited contents
in the different location by changing the memory number.

l()1YES

2

≥If you edited the UIM Phonebook entry, select “Overwrite” to overwrite the original

contents, or “Add” to save the contents as a new entry.

<Delete Data>

Deleting Phonebook Entries

Delete from the Detailed Phonebook Display

Detailed Phonebook display1i()1Delete data

1

1Select an item1YES

≥You can delete an item highlighted by pressing Mo from the detailed display or

delete the Phonebook entry.

Delete from the Phonebook List

Phonebook List1i()1Delete data

1

1Do the following operations.

Item Operation/Explanation

Delete this 1YES

Phonebook

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Item Operation/Explanation

Delete selected 1Put a check mark for Phonebook entries to be deleted

Delete all in tab You can delete all the Phonebook entries for the displayed tab.

Delete all You can delete all Phonebook entries including secret entries.

Information

Phonebook

≥When you delete a Phonebook entry that is stored in the PushTalk Phonebook, the

PushTalk Phonebook entry is also deleted.

1l()1YES

≥You can check or uncheck all items by pressing i()

and selecting “Select all in tab/Select all/Release all in tab/
Release all”.

≥Perform the same operation as that of “Delete all” when you

have selected all Phonebook entries including secret ones.

1YES

1Enter your Terminal Security Code1YES1YES

<No. of Phonebook>

Checking Number of Phonebook Entries

m1Phonebook1No. of phonebook

1

Phone
Phonebook . . . The number of Phonebook entries stored in the FOMA phone

Secret . . . . . . . The number of Phonebook entries stored as secret data during

Image . . . . . . .The number of Phonebook entries in which still images are stored

Chara-den . . . .The number of Phonebook entries in which Chara-den images are

PushTalk . . . . .The number of Phonebook entries stored in the PushTalk

Voice dial. . . . .The number of Phonebook entries set as voice dial entries

Rest . . . . . . . . . : The number of phone numbers that can still be stored

UIM
Phonebook . . . The number of Phonebook entries stored on the UIM

(Phone)

Secret Mode or Secret Data Only

stored

Phonebook

: The number of mail addresses that can still be stored

Information

≥While you are using 2in1, the number of displayable Phonebook entries for each

mode is displayed. (See page 429)

Making Full Use of Phonebooks

Function Menu of the Phonebook List

Function menu Operation/Explanation

New You can store a new Phonebook entry.

Sort You can change the display order.

Attach to mail You can send an i-mode mail message with the Phonebook entry

Send Ir data
(Send phonebook)

Send Ir data
(

Send all phonebook

transmission

(Send phonebook)

transmission

(

Send all phonebook

Send to Bluetooth
(Send phonebook)

Go to step 1 on page 90.

1Select a type of order.

≥You can sort Phonebook entries in reverse order by selecting

“Ascending” or “Descending”.

≥You cannot sort on the Phonebook List with tabs displayed.

attached.
Go to step 2 on page 190.

See page 342.

See page 342.

)

See page 344.

See page 344.

)

You can send the Phonebook entry using Bluetooth.

1Send phonebook1Select a Bluetooth device to be sent
1YES

≥When no Bluetooth devices are registered, the confirmation

display appears asking whether to search.

≥See page 398 for registering and connecting Bluetooth devices.

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